Giants Face Tough Battle In Fourth World Series Game
The Giants trail the Yankees two games to one and must again tackle Whit ey Ford in New York. San Francisco, limited to four hits off the lefty in Sunday’s 3 2 loss, relies on Juan Marichal who is making his World Series debut despite a sore foot. The Yankees, led by Ford, walk the odds as they seek a 2 1 series edge.
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Wells Warriors crushes Dixfield 32 to 0 for fourth win
Dixfield fell to Wells Warriors 32 0 as Wells ran rough on the home club. Ozzie Swett connected with Pete Norris for a 70 yard opening play, while Wells quarterback Don Mayel passed well with 110 yards on 10 of 22. Substitutions listed.
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Patriots Boss Unhappy Despite Convincing Win
Boston won 43-14 over New York to extend its AFL streak, but coach Mike Holovak was unhappy as Houston’s late rally tied the division at 3-1. Cappelletti scored 19, Parilli threw three TDs, and Boston’s lead slipped with 30 seconds left.
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Pro Football League Standings and Weekend Results
Summary of NFL Eastern and Western Conference standings with team records and Sundays results including Washington New York Philadelphia St Louis Green Bay Baltimore San Francisco Los Angeles Minnesota and Detroit scores. AFL results show Boston New York Denver Oakland Houston Buffalo and San Diego outcomes with weekend games noted and a lost item reminder.
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World Series Clashes Hit New York and San Francisco
In New York and San Francisco the Series opens with the Giants and Mets trading runs as Ford and Howard face Larsen and O'Dell. Me Covey hits a home run as the Yankees trail 6 2 and 3 5 in a tight opener. Remaining schedule shows games through Oct 12 with a possible seventh on Friday.
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Financial shares split from third game attendance
Attendance hit 71 434 with net receipts 498 894 74. Commissioner 74 834 21. Player 254 436 32. New York club share 42 Transines club share 42 406 Kin League and related shares 42.05.
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Three-Game Totals Reported in League Revenue
Attendance 159196, net receipts 1210998.58. Commissioner’s share 181649.78, players 617609.29, New York club 102934.89, San Francisco club 102934.88, National League 102934.88, American League 102.00.
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Saucier Defeats Choroszy To Retain Bowling Title
Twin City champion Don Saucier defends his crown at Century Lanes beating Dick Choroszy of Saco by 13 pins. Saucier 1,142. Choroszy 1,104. Both trailed and led at different points as Saucier surged in games six and seven to pull ahead then with a final rally Choroszy cut the margin to 13. Saucier totaled 2,267 pins to Choroszy 2,254.
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Biddeford High Fights Valiantly At Waterville
Waterville Panthers rolled to a 25 6 victory over Biddeford High in Elm City Saturday as Dana Mulholland and Joe Jabar starred with two touchdowns apiece and Al Levesque added a score. Biddeford showed stubborn defense and late drive to score, but Waterville dominated the game from the start.
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Packers Hover Atop NFL After Hornung Power Game
Paul Hornung booted three field goals including the late clincher as Green Bay beat Detroit 9-7 to seize sole first in the Western Conference. Herb Adderley sparked the win with a 40 yard interception return to set up Hornung’s 21 yard kick. Washington rode a three game win streak to a 20-14 victory over the Rams, keeping the Redskins atop the Eastern Conference. Giants, Browns, 49ers, Bears also won while Packers, Redskins led league in a day of close scores.
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Pesky lays out young Red Sox path to 1965 success
Johnny Pesky outlined a plan for a rising Boston Red Sox as he took over as manager, boasting a young core with pitching strength and a focus on developing players. He praised Bill Monbouquette, Don Schwall, Earl Wilson, and others while aiming to add power with Mike Higgins guiding farm teams and Bruce Tillman’s improvement.
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Pastime Defeats Angers Market In Pony League Match
Pastime five defeated Angers Market by 34 pins in a Pony League at 20th Century Lanes. Pastime built a comeback after Angers Market led early. Paul Lamontagne 334 and Ray Gosselin 333 topped the winners, while Angers star Roland Petit 332 and Bob Nolette 333 led the losers.
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Portland Leads Cascade in Mixed High School Football Standings
Football Loop Standings show Thornton, Deering, Cheverus and Portland area teams in tight race. Upcoming schedule lists Portland at ELHS 4 pm, Portland at Lewiston 2 30, Sanford at St Louis 7 30, plus Friday Edward Little at Stephens and Saturday Thornton at Deering with St Louis vs So Portland and Cheverus vs Portland among key matchups.
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Sports Night at Biddeford High Promises Varsity Highlights
Biddeford High School hosts another Sports Night in the cafeteria tomorrow at 7 30 p m. Athletic director Art Des boteaux notes students barred from attendance but both men and women invited. Films of the Waterville game Saturday will be shown with coach Neil Serpico providing commentary.
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Picon to star in film version of Come Blow Your Horn
New York AP reports veteran Yiddish actress Molly Picon will play her first major screen role in the film adaptation of Broadway hit Come Blow Your Horn. On Broadway she is currently in Milk and Honey, portraying the roving bachelor’s mother character originated by Pert Kelton.
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Thornton Holds First Place In Schoolboy Race
Thornton Academy seized sole lead in the Class A schoolboy race after a strong showing in wet conditions. Dave McNabb sparked the attack with a 70 yard kickoff return, Johnny Soucy powered the opening TD, and Bob Kimball plus McNabb contributed to a 14 point halftime margin as TA defeated Cony 20 to 0 on a soggy field, while Cony failed to gain a first down.
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College football results from New England games
Maine defeated Vermont 9 to 6 while Bates and Northeastern played to a scoreless tie. Tufts beat Colby 28 to 6 and Wesleyan won 15 to 6 over Bowdoin. Maine Maritime prevailed 19 to 6 over Loyola Montreal. Other results include Thornton 20 Cony 0 Waterville 25 Biddeford 6 Dixfield 32 Wells 0 Brewer 14 Madison 0 Stearns 12 Old Town 0 Morse 7 Rockland 6 Winthrop 26 Livermore Falls 9 and Holderness 8 Berwick Academy 0.
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Daisy Disrupts Maine Schoolboy Grid Schedule
Fickle Daisy upended the Maine high school football weekend as 16 of 31 games were postponed by rain and wind from a hurricane off the coast. The Sanford St Louis game moved twice, now hoped for 7 pm at Alumni Field. Several others shifted to this afternoon or postponed indefinitely with several matchups rescheduled for November 17 or not at all.
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