Dodgers Blasted In Series Opener By White Sox
CHICAGO AP Dodgers lost the opener of the 56th World Series as Old Man Wynn and reliever Staley shut them out with Ted Kluszewski driving in five runs. Podres faced Shaw as Alston kept the same lineup despite the loss. The White Sox built an 11-0 shutout aided by three Dodgers errors.
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Third Period Barrage Gives Bruins Victory
Boston Bruins blank Toronto Maple Leafs 3 0 in an exhibition game in Kitchener Ontario. Don McKenney Larry Leach and Bronco Harvard scored in a three minute third period spell backed by Harry Lumley shutout goalkeeping. Bruins face Providence farm hands next in Rhode Island.
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Copenhagen Boxer Tensen Stops Marconi in Welterweight Bout
Danish welterweight Copenhagen Christian Tensen stops Italian Emilio Marconi in nine rounds. The match highlights Tensen's quick combinations and control as the referee calls an end near the end of the ninth.
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Kluszewski Surprised At Sale To White Sox
Ted Kluszewski recalled his shock when Pittsburgh traded him to Chicago last August. In his White Sox debut he drove in five runs against the Dodgers, homering twice and boosting his value as a 245 pound first baseman. He said he enjoyed more playing time with Chicago after constant limited action in Pittsburgh.
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Ber Hopes Pirates Trade After Slow Start in 1959
The player recalls starting few games in Pittsburgh during the 1959 season with first basemen Dick Stuart and Rocky Nelson. He hoped a trade to the American League would offer a better chance to play, criticizing the Pittsburgh park as unfavorable for hitters. He believed he started no more than about a dozen games for the Pirates.
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Local Country Club Bowling League Opens Second Season
The Biddeford and Saco Country club bowling league begins its second season at Pastime lanes. Chairman Willie Nadeau says about 40 entries have been received with more accepted up to the 8 00 pm start tonight.
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Sox Smash Dodgers 11-0 in Game Three rout
Los Angeles Dodgers suffer a heartbreaking 11-0 loss to the Chicago White Sox as a seventh inning offensive outburst ends any hope. Ted Kluszewski drives in five runs with two home runs and key miscues by the Dodgers amplify the blow.
Dodgers Sell Out Memorial Coliseum for World Series
Los Angeles crowds exceed 92 000 for three scheduled World Series games at Hugh Memorial Coliseum with Tuesday game possible. The record gate tops the 1948 Boston Braves Cleveland attendance of 86 288. Danny Valdez outpoints Wight Hawkins in a California featherweight title fight.
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Weekend gridiron action kicks off across Maine
Full slate opens tonight at Waterhouse Field 7 30 as Biddeford and Wells start a busy weekend. Thornton Academy heads to Portland with TA star Paul Tarbox shaping the pass game. St Louis visits South Portland after three ties, Old Orchard Beach hosts Mexico in Class C action, Kennebunk hosts St Ignatius, and Brunswick goes to Sanford.
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Two Trophy Races To Top Cumberland Card Tonight
Cumberland track fills eight races headlined by the Bud Cornish memorial pace and the Clearview farm trot. Notables include Elijah Chief for Foorrest L James and Corby with a 2 08 3 5 mark, as well as Dean Boy heading the Clearview trot field for Meyer Alpren's Lewiston stable. Post times set for 1 30 in the afternoon and 7 30 for the night program with an extra card planned Saturday.
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Fewer Ducks Curtails NE Hunting Season
The smallest duck population in a decade forces New England curtailments with noon opening on day one, sunrise close on subsequent days, a three bird daily bag, and a shorter season. Black duck, about 60 percent of the area kill, at a ten year low due to prairie droughts and eastern Canada weather.
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Sevigny Leads Journal Grid Contest In Early Vote
St Louis senior Gerald Sevigny a 225 pound tackle dominates the Journal Most Popular Football Player race with 2174 votes after nearly three weeks of balloting. Dick Chretien holds second with 789 votes and Don Giroux has 470. Ballots daily on the Journal sports page with November 14 final.
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Vermont At Maine Heads Busy College Grid Slate
The Associated Press summary previews a full college football slate with Boston University facing Kansas while Harvard braces for Bucknell. Rutgers, Connecticut, and Penn loom in varied tests as Ivy and Yankee Conference teams open play.
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