World Series Opens With Ford Versus Koufax Duel
Opening game features Whitey Ford of the Yankees and Sandy Koufax of the Dodgers as the series begins in New York. Pitching is seen as the key in a showdown where both lineups lean right handed and managers commit to three starting pitchers in the tentative seven game plan. Dodgers mix in Dick Tracewski at second with Gilliam at third while Willie Davis moves to third. the Yankees field their season-long lineup with Mantle and Maris in the heart of the order.
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Sandy Koufax
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Dodgers
Tommy Davis
Maury Wills
Mickey Mantle
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Koufax
Yankee
Tony Kubek
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Tommy Tresh
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Ken McMullen
Dick Tracewski
Jim Gilliam
John Roseboro
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Mickey
Tresh
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Bobby Richardson
Elston Howard
Pepitone
Clete Boyer
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Podres
Sandy Amoros
John
Dedicated golfer tales amid a soaking Gorham match
The Gorham Country Club annual member guest was rained out after nine holes as a dozen players endured a brutal downpour. Jerry Clark, a strong golfer, mishandled a 5 iron and lost a club and two balls in a single hole. The tournament will be replayed next Sunday with top local names noted and Pacific paragon Ken Parady leading the Portland Sea Hawks toward a possible league title.
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Japan
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Damon Bame Named Week's Best Lineman
In the Memorial Coliseum heat, USC guard Damon Bame starred as Southern Cal defeated by Oklahoma 17-12. Bame earned AP Lineman of the Week for a standout defensive performance with 5 unassisted, 9 aided tackles and 12 assists.
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All Star Game Sites Chosen for 1964 1965 1966
New York Mets will host in 1964 followed by the Minnesota Twins in 1965 and the St. Louis Cardinals in 1966. The selections were made Tuesday by the Major League Executive Council at a meeting.
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Boxing results from Albuquerque and New York shows
Ed Die Perkins of Chicago stopped Joey Limas of Albuquerque in 10 rounds. Pete Toro of New York outpointed Laszlo Bagi of St. Paul over eight rounds in a pair of Associated Press boxing briefs.
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Chicago
Joey Limas
New York
Pete Toro
Laszio Bagi
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Managers Exchange Good Wishes
AP reports pre World Series chatter between Dodgers manager Walter Alston and Yankees manager Ralph Houk. Alston compliments Houk while privately noting Mantle and Maris are healthy, plus concerns about the Dodgers infield and outfield and Whitey Ford starting game one. Houk responds with polite luck, while privately questioning his own team's power and hitting against Los Angeles pitching.
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Walter Alston
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Ralph Houk
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Maris
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Wills
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Boxing card results from San Antonio match
Jose Moreno 127 outpointed Blackie Zamora 127 in Corpus Christi. Henry Salcido 137 stopped Joey Lopes 136 in Sacramento after eight rounds. Read journal want ads.
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Podres Named Money Player in Picks Amid World Series Talk
Associated Press reports Podres, despite a rough recent start, remains a key choice by analyst Claassen as he prepares for Game Two of the World Series. Dodger manager Alston backs the veteran left-hander, aiming for a stronger performance after a tough tuneup against Philadelphia Phillies.
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Biddeford Players Praised By Coach
University of Maine freshman coach Woody Carville commended a group of five backs for drills this week, highlighting Jim Nesbitt from Brunswick Don Chretien from Biddeford Charlie Belisle from Biddeford George Caswell from Belfast and quarterback Paul Pendleton from Portland for their fine play in practice. The frosh team will open their season against Pittsburgh over California after moving the game to Friday night to avoid the World Series.
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64 Pontiac Stability 389 V-8 Power Featured
A car ad touts the 1964 Pontiac lineup highlighting stability and the 389 cubic inch V-8 power as a standard strength across all models. It questions competing cars’ desirability, implying Pontiacs’ superior look and performance.
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