Cepeda and Stanley Adjust Roles in World Series
In St Louis and Detroit, Cepeda struggles at the plate while Stanley shifts to shortstop to bolster Detroit’s defense. Cepeda has hit .125 in two series, while Stanley adapts after Al Kaline moves to right field. Manager Mayo Smith flags the experiment as a temporary move ahead of Game 2 and beyond, with pitchers Lolich and Briles set for the next games.
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Fireworks Expected Saturday By Dick Coach AP Sports Writer
The college gridiron week promises fireworks with ranked teams Southern California Penn State UCLA Alabama and more. Top picks include Southern California over Miami Penn State over West Virginia UCLA over Syracuse Mississippi over Alabama Notre Dame over Iowa Florida State over Texas A&M and Purdue over Northwestern.
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College Grid Teams Scoring At High Rate
New York AP reports college football teams are scoring at a historic pace. Major programs average 38.6 points per game, surpassing the 36.8 season high set in 1967, with eight teams over 40 points. Boston College leads at 49.0, Stanford and Indiana tie for total offense at 531.0 yards, Oregon State tops rushing at 368.0, SMU leads in passing at 360.0, while Alabama allows 137.5 yards per game.
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St Louis Football Smoker Scheduled in Biddeford
Films of the St Louis High Bangor High game shown tonight at 8 at St Josephs Parish Hall Green Street Biddeford. Marcel Roy president of the St Louis Alumni sponsors the event with a question and answer session after the films. Head coach and assistants will be present. Coach Bob Cote narrates. Advance ticket sales available this week for Homecoming against Sanford High School. Tickets at Pepins Market Birch Street or Genest Store Elm Street. Refreshments served after.
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Dutch women to miss opening ceremony amid dress dispute
Several Dutch Olympic team girls will be banned from the official opening ceremony on October 12 after they altered or wore unofficial dresses. The move follows concerns over uniform compliance and team presentation for the Amsterdam Games.
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Kaline Returns to Right Field in Tigers World Series Start
St Louis AP Kaline, 33, rejoined the Tigers in right field for Game 1 of the World Series against Bob Gibson, after injuries and a late-season bench spell. Mayo Smith reshuffled positions, moving Mickey Stanley to short and Jim Northrup to center to boost lineup firepower. Kaline, Detroit fixture since 1955, hit eight times in the previous series and earned his spot through steady work and belief from the manager.
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al Kaline
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Lyman Moore Dominates Thornton Freshmen Debut 15-0
Lyman Moore of Portland defeated Thornton Freshmen 15 to 0 in their debut. Tom Flahery scored on a six yard run, Matt Fasulo added a one yard TD and Flaherty kicked the extra point. A late safety produced the remaining points as Moore led 7-0 at halftime and 15-0 after the final period.
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le le
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Sanford Takes BHS In Cross Country Duel
Sanford defeats Biddeford 30 to 25 in a cross country meet. Varsity winner clocked 13 minutes 49 seconds. Top placers include Alexander of Sanford Marchand Foley Wishart and others from both teams. JV Deschambeault led with 15 minutes 9 seconds as Biddeford took the first four spots.
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Mexico City hem line set above knees in changes
The ANP reported from Mexico City that official dress guidelines set the hem line just above the knee. The note highlights a shift in styles influencing women’s fashion decisions nationwide.
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St Louis Favored 8-5 In World Series Opener
Detroit Tigers and St Louis Cardinals meet in a best of seven series with St Louis favored 8-5 starting at Busch Stadium. Opening weather partly cloudy with temperatures 80 to 85.
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Van Brocklin Takes Over At Falcons Helm
Norm Van Brocklin becomes Falcons coach with five year contract and full control over roster moves. He replaces Norb Hecker after owner Rankin Smith grew unhappy with 1966 performance, signaling a new era for Atlanta. Bob Berry, former quarterback, tied to Van Brocklin from Minnesota days.
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Celtics to trim three players after workout
Boston Celtics plan to cut three players after a workout at Tobin Gym Roxbury following four straight exhibition losses. Ed Hummer, a Princeton draft pick, leaves after returning to law studies, leaving 16 players including Don Chaney in Army status and Emmett Bryant acquired from Denver.
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St Louis Fresh Defeat Mahoney Ninth Graders 13 6
St Louis freshman football opened the season with a 13 6 win over Mahoney’s ninth graders of South Portland at Alumni Field Biddeford. Drapeau Loranger and Cote led St Louis scoring with two Drapeau touchdowns and a late score. Mahoney reply came on a Harvey 35 yard run and the try for extra point failed.
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Eagles All First Team Honored At Homecoming
Alumni Association president Marcel Roy says Homecoming Day is ready for Saturday with 19 former Eagles named to the All First Team up to 1960. The parade from the school to Alumni Field features floats, the band, homecoming court, and halftime shows led by Marcel Drapeau.
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Joe” Boisvert
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Bridgewater State Back In Scoring Lead
Bridgewater State sophomore half back Jim Federico grabs the New England college scoring lead in a 47-14 win over Curry College with four TDs and 24 points. Ted Alf len mov es into second with 21, while 18-point efforts come from Bennett, Geiger, Connors and Kubowick.
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AP figures show several players tied with 12 points
The Associated Press compiled figures indicating multiple players tied at 12 points apiece. The report notes the co leaders share the top scoring spot, reflecting a tight race among contenders.
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Browns bench Frank Ryan after loss to Rams and Cowboys
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier announced benching quarterback Frank Ryan after a loss and said Bill Nelson will start against the Steelers at Municipal Stadium. Charley Leigh will replace Charley Harraway at full back as Nelson makes his Browns debut.
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