Dodgers Force Giants To Limit After Dramatic N L Playoff Win
Dodgers overcome a 5-0 deficit to beat the Giants 8-7 in the decisive National League playoff, tying the series at one game each. Stan Williams earned the win as the game lasted 4 hours 18 minutes with 42 players used, matching a NL record for pitchers in a nine inning game.
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New York Yankees
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Los Angelesers
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Jack Sanford
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Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Willie Mays
Mays
Johnny Orsino
Stan Williams
Searrs Healthy Halfback Aims AFL Title With Boston
AP report notes Boston Patriots halfback Ron Burton is healthy and seeking the AFL championship. The 1960 hurt by ankle and shoulder, Burton gained faith in coach Mike Holovak, stayed with the team after prior trade talks, and has opened this season averaging over 6.5 yards per carry in early games.
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St Louis Fresh Knotted 6 6 By King Juniors
St Louis High freshmen and King Jr ninth graders played to a 6-6 tie at Alumni Field. St Louis led 6-0 on a Ray Yoho quarterback keeper after a Mick Denancourt and Michael Boissonneault drive. Late in the fourth, King Jr tied when Bobby Archer broke through for a TD and Art Leveris’ 35 yard pass to Ken Hatch nearly won it before Boissonneault saved the game with a last minute tackle.
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Hatch Bunnong
Reynolds Dube
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LeBonte
Landry
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Stolen Bases Leaders and Pitching Figures Highlight League Totals
The report lists notable players and teams including Wills of Los Angeles with 49 stolen bases, Aaron of Milwaukee at 45, Purkey of Cincinnati with 23 decisions, Sanford of San Francisco at 24 7, Drysdale of Los Angeles leading strikeouts with 232, and Koufax of Los Angeles with 216. American League completion noted.
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Sanford
San Francisco
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Koufax
Little Town League praise and Maine football notes
Louis DeAngelis lauds Old Orchard Beach Little Town League’s three-year progress with supporters Edward Smith Conrad Hebert Roland Boisvert Bob Muggsy McGuire Irving Bud Hirst Urbain Goulet and Mrs James Barnes. Maine football ends rainy weekend as Mr GGG posts 50 42 535 and predicts 千 wins for local teams while St Louis faces Sanford Bangor Cheverus.
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Louis DeAngelis
Old Orchard Beach
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DeAngelis
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Conrad Hebert
Roland Boisvert
Bob
Muggsy) McGuire
Irving
Bud )Hirst
Urbain Goulet
James Barnes
Boston
Mike Nanes
East Biddeford
Eliot Fink
Ini Saco
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Twin City
St. Louis
Sanford
Bangor
Cheverus
Upstate Rams
Uncertainty in football and hunting open season in Maine
The piece notes injuries affect team chances in Maine schoolboy football with Thornton backfield star Bill Soucy out and replacement Butch Bridges stepping up while Paul Brown is sidelined by illness. It recalls an upland birds season opener and warns about hunting safety, then recalls 1947 horseshoe championships in Biddeford-Saco with results and era reflections.
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Butch Bridges
Paul Brown
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Twin City
Ernest St. Ours
Gerard Sevigny
T. Ours
Maurice Huot
Huot
Robert Cote
Sevigny
Arles Dionne
Dick Forge
St. Jean Baptist
Liston Delay Deepens In New York Licensing Battle
New York State Athletic Commission weighs recognizing Sonny Liston as World heavyweight champion while he faces a New York license ban due to a criminal past. At a public hearing, Cortez Stewart linked Liston to racketeer Blinky Palermo, though Liston and adviser Jack Nilon denied involvement.
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Patterson
Jack Nilon
Nilon
Philadelphia
Cortez
Illinois
Major League L Home Run Leaderboard Summary
The Associated Press lists batting leaders among players with 375 at bats or more. Tony Davis of Los Angeles leads in hits with 298, runs with 134, and RBIs with 151. Willie Mays of San Francisco tops home runs, while Eddie Robinson of Cincinnati shows 208 hits and 51 doubles. Roger Callison and Bill Virdon also figure among leaders.
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Callison
Philadelphia
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Muffs costly mistake cost Giants in Dodger loss
Los Angeles tops San Francisco 8 7 after a rookie pitcher Gaylord Perry misthrew on a bunt in the ninth. Maury Wills advanced to third and Jim Gilliam to second on the misplay, setting up a sacrifice fly by Ron Fairly that sealed the Dodgers win and forced a deciding game in the NL playoff. Manager Alvin Dark called the error unexcusable, while Perry admitted he guessed wrong.
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Dodgers
Stu Miller
Billy O'Dell
Lee Walls
O'Dell
Bob Bolin
Itcher
Aury Wills
Dark
Dick Lemay
Wills
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Daryl Spencer
Perry
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Walls
Willie Mays
Larry Burright
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Charlie Neal
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Phillies
Met
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Maury Wills
Alvin Dark
Jimmy Davenport
Jose Pagan
Gaylord Perry
Tacoma
Spencer
Giants
Johnny Orsino
Leo Durocher
Tommy Davis
Ron
Dodger
Walt Alston
Bruins rely on goaltending as forwards disappoint in exhibition
Boston General Manager Lynn Patrick praised the Bruins' goaltending after exhibition games but criticized several forwards for poor showings. He noted Bob Perreault and Ed Johnston will both stay in net as coach Phil Watson decides their usage. The Bruins had a 5-3 exhibition tour record in Canada, with a 4-2 loss to Chicago. In Sacramento, Bobby Scanlon, 139, out pointed Alfredo Escobar, 134, in a separate boxing score.
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