Sadecki Ford Series Start Stirs World Series Preview
ST LOUIS AP Ray Sadecki a 23 year old lefty begins his first big winning year as the opening pitcher for the St Louis Cardinals against Whitey Ford of the New York Yankees in the Fall Classic. Ford is 22 series starts seasoned and the Yankees are 17 10 favorites. The Cardinals rely on Sadecki Gibson and Simmons while the Yankees count on Ford Stottlemyre and Bouton. Injuries cloud both sides Kubek jams wrist Javier bruised hip and Ramos is ineligible. The clubs tune up at Busch Stadium with left handed power on both sides and the series marks the fifth between the franchises. Berra first rookie manager to win pennant since 1946.
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Whitey Ford
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Yanks
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Johnny Keane
Cardinal
Bob Gibson
Sadecki
New York Mets
Mel Stottlemyre
Jim Bouton
Cardinals
Gibson
Curt Simmons
al Downing
Yankee
Pedro Ramos
Ramos
Cleveland
Yogi Berra
Berra
New York
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Tony Kubek
Julian Javier
Kubek
Javier
Mets
Bob Taylor
Cal Maxvill
Maxvill
Phil Linz
Rascal
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Speed
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Curt Flood
Elston Howard
Dodgers
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Busch Stadium
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Mickey Mantle
Joe Pepitone
Bill White
Brock
Cards
Eddie Dyer
Boston Red Sox
Highley's Way Favored In Featured Trot At Rockingham Park
Salem New Hampshire Highley's Way the six year old gelding from Prince Edward Island Canada is favored in the Tuesday feature trot at Rockingham Park after a 2.06.1 win. Owned by Stanley Mayhew of Kinkora and driven by Herman Renaud the horse has six wins this season in 15 starts. Also in the field are Velvet Demon Harrison Hoyt Dasher Hanover Mossie Scott and Post Position No. 5 anchored by iMossie Scott. The race honors the Associated Grocers of New Hampshire with special guests Anchorage Jolly Key and Just Mike.
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George Sziklai
Dasher Hanover
iMossie Scott
Associated Grocers of
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Anchorage
Jolly Key
Mike
New England Standardbred
Loring V. Tirrell
University of New Hampshire
Charlie Itzpatrick
New England Harness Writers
Rockingham
Maine Backs Deadlocked For Scoring Lead
A four way scoring tie at 24 points leads New England college football scorers. Bob O Brien, Paul O Brien, Paul Soule, and Jim Lambert top the list after Dartmouth, Northeastern, Bowdoin, and Colby performances. O Brien scored thrice in a 28 6 win over Boston University. Soule led Bowdoin to a 140 win over Wesleyan with six points, while Lambert had two long catches in a loss. Other 18 point players include Whelchel, Groninger and Foerster among 11 tied. In pro style kicking, St Victor and Allison both have nine points.
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Eddie Casey
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Massachusetts
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Bill Peterman
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Jim Groninger
Vermont
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Gary Wehrwein
Norwich
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Rhode Island
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Tony Ragazzi
Harford
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South Berwick Nips St. Louis JHS 6-0
South Berwick Junior High shut out St. Louis Junior High 6-0 in league action. Bobby Baker scored the touchdown on a quarterback sneak from two yards as the extra point try failed. South Berwick controlled play, with St. Louis held in its own territory. Next, South Berwick hosts Sanford Junior High Thursday at 3 30 p.m.
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St. Louis
Eagle Junior High
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Rules Set For New Biddeford Little League
Biddeford Minor League met at Normand Arbour home with West and East Little League reps and District Four rep William Spiller. The Decary Biddeford Little League will include eight year olds in a separate program, with boundaries and registrations outlined.
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Little League
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East Biddeford
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Guy Farrell
Leo Lemire
Raymond Lavigne
Frederick DeRocher
Boston Patriots Defense Leads American League
New York AP report shows Houston Oilers top offense but last in defense, 2-2 and third in the Eastern Division. Oilers gain 1,429 yards, allow 1,476. Buffalo Bills co-leaders 1,422 yards, 355.5 per game. Chiefs top Western, 1,052 yards. Patriots, tied 4-0 in East, allow 856 yards, 214.0 per game, leading in pass and rush defense.
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John Thomas Embraces Realism After Olympic Upset
John Thomas, Boston University high jumper, reflects on Rome 1960 after early fame and later disillusion. Now at 23 in Tokyo, he portrays a relaxed mindset, saying he aims to do his best and ignore doubters while acknowledging shift from hero to critique. He notes practice vs Olympics and remains confident but realistic. He hopes to win gold, yet accepts his limits.
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John Thomas
Boston
Thomas
Rome
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Valery Brumel
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Shavlakadge
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Boston University
Russia
St Louis JV Victory Over Cheverus 24-7 at Alumni Field
St Louis JVs defeated Cheverus High 24 to 7 on Alumni Field yesterday afternoon. QB Paul Gregoire connected with Jerry Lajeunesse for a 60 yard score, then joined the scoring with a 1 yard sneak as St Louis led 18 0 entering the third. Rollie Loranger added a blocked punt return for a touchdown, while Cheverus finally reached the board on a late 2 yard keeper by Billy Colton and a Colton to Edwards pass for the extra point.
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Dick Lauzon
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Eagle
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Rollie Loranger
Edwards Loranier
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Wood Dutremble
Hamilton Ross
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Saco Little League Elect Officers for 1965 Season
Saco Little League to elect officers for the 1965 season at a 7:30 p.m. meeting in Saco Recreation Hall on Pleasant Street. Current officers and coaches are urged to attend, with parents invited to participate. New dugouts are under construction and a fence is arriving. more parent help is requested to complete fall projects. Contact Robert Martin or Armand Mercier to volunteer.
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Texas Retains Top Spot In AP Top Ten
Texas holds No 1 after a 17-6 comeback win over Army TexasIllinois Alabama Ohio State Kentucky Notre Dame Michigan and Nebraska hold spots Michigan State and Arkansas tied for ninth after Michigan State upset Southern California and Michigan defeated Navy Kentucky rising with a 20-0 upset over Auburn and Illinois advances with a 17-6 win over Northwestern.
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Oklahoma
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Florida State
Air Force
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20th Century Bowlerettes and Ponies Win Brick by Brick
The 20th Century Bowlerettes beat Route One Scarborough 1,442 to 1,417 at Big 20 lanes led by Ruth Strickland’s 320. The 20th Century Ponies defeated Freeport 1,521 to 1,488 with Don Bouffard 333, Ted Roy 321, and Charlie Roy 320 leading the scoring. Route One and Freeport posted top individual totals as both teams split Sunday action in York Cumberland and Western Maine leagues.
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Ruth ‘Strickland
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Ted Roy
Charlie Roy
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P. Cantara
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R. Strickland
E. Harper
M .Nelson
M Stevens
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S. Brousseau
M. Martell
R. Pappas
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Joe Freeport
Burns
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P. Hood
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Fights Last Night Spurs Quick Knockouts Across Cities
In San Francisco Jimmy Lester stopped Tony Noriega after 7 rounds as Noriega hailed from Bakersfield. Boston saw Tony Valenti halt Jim Beecham in 7 rounds, Valenti representing Medford while Beecham was from Philadelphia. Maracaibo hosted Carlos Hernandez who knocked out Kenny Lane in 2 rounds, Lane from Muskegon. The piece notes Man o War as a famed racehorse bypassing the 1920 Kentucky Derby to begin his 3 year old season with a Preakness win.
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Jimmy Lester
Tony Noriega
Bakersfield
Calif
Boston
Tony Valenti
Medford
Mass
Jim Beecham
Philadelphia
Maracaibo
Venezuela
Carlos Hernandez
Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
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Miss Universe standard differs from Olympic beauty norms
AP sports writer Jim Becker notes the disparity between Miss Universe and Olympic ideals, arguing Olympic women athletes, especially shot putters and volleyball players, face harsher scrutiny. He mocks crude tropes about Eastern European competitors and exposes biased language used to describe female athletes.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
Tokyo
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