Yankees Triumph On Pitching In 1982 World Series
The Yankees won the 1982 World Series against the Giants largely on pitching, with Ralph Terry delivering a standout performance across three games. San Francisco battled hard, nearly tying in the ninth of game seven, but weak hitting limited both clubs as New York clinched their 20th title in 27 Series, in a series where the pitchers dominated.
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Bill Mazeroski
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Giants
Jack Sanford
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Don Larsen
Yankees
Candlestick Park
Sanford
Bill Skowron
Clete Boyer
Sanford Almmst
Tony Kubek
Skowron
Bobby Richardson
Orlando Cepeda
Matty Alou
Willie Mays
Eaglets Edge Cheverus In Slugfest Freshmen gridiron thriller
St Louis freshmen beat Cheverus 13 12 in Portland after a scoreless first half. Mike Denoncourt sprinted 40 yards for a third quarter TD, Donald Dube added the PAT, Boissonneault scored from eight yards to make it 13 6, and Connolly found Aceto for a late 20 yard TD to narrow to one point before the tying try was stopped by St Louis defense.
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National Basketball Association Tuesday Results
Pro Basketball results show Los Angeles defeating Detroit 122 to 106 and New York edging Chicago 121 to 119. No games scheduled Wednesday. Baseball notes highlight AL pitchers with 23 and 20 wins, including Ralph Terry of the Yankees 23 and Ray Herbert Camilo Pascual Dick Donovan each with 20.
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Ray Herbert
White Sox
Camilo Pascual
Twins
Dick Donovan
Indians
Dark Happy With Giants Performance After World Series
SAN FRANCISCO AP One day after the World Series ended Alvin Dark praises the San Francisco Giants for a season they held until the final out in game seven. He says no major changes are needed and notes a few near misses as the Yankees edged the Giants in a tight finish. McCovey and Alou reflect on hard hit balls and near plays that defined the finale.
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Alvin Dark
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McCovey
Matty Alou
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Roger
Maris
Moore Clay bout moved indoors in Los Angeles
Promoters Cal Eaton and George Parnassus announced the Archie Moore Cassius Clay 12 round heavyweight bout will be staged November 15 in an 18 000 seat arena, relocating from Memorial Coliseum to avoid a scheduling clash with the Gene Fullmer Dick Tiger match in San Francisco. The Bay Area game ended with Ralph Terry sealing the Yankees World Series title 1 0 over the Giants in Candlestick Park.
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Cal Eaton
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Memorial Coliseum
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World Series Facts And Figures Summary
World Series games feature New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants from October 4 to October 16. The Yankees win the series 4 games to 3, with key performances by Boyer, McCovey, Marichal, Larsen, and Terry. Home runs and decisive late inning rallies shape the outcomes across all seven games.
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Financial Figures From Seventh Game and Seven-Game Totals
Attendance 43948. Net receipts 356545.04. Commissioner's share 53 Agtre OL. NL share 75765.82. AL share 75765.82. San Francisco club share 75765.82. New York club share 759... Seven-Game Totals: Attendance 376864. Net receipts 2878891.22. Commissioner's share 431833.66. Players' share 863281.71. NL share 395943.93. AL share 395943.93. New York club share 395943.96.
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St. Louis Alumni Smoker Tonight at St Joseph Hall
The St Louis Alumni association hosts its sixth football smoker tonight at 8 at St Joseph parish hall. Films of last Saturday's St Louis South Portland game will be shown with commentary by Coach Bob Cote, followed by a question and answer period. Refreshments will be served.
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Biddeford High tops Berwick in close cross country meet
Lloyd Cochrane led Biddeford High School to a 25 to 30 victory over Berwick High at the Berwick course. Cochrane finished in 13 44, edging Berwick’s Stan Sheldon as Biddeford placed five runners among the top nine.
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Locke
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Dunton
Wells High Wins Dual Harrier Meet
Wells High School dominated the cross country dual with Kennebunk High, placing runners in five of the first six positions. Russ Johnson led Wells with individual honors, followed by Pete Bryant of Kennebunk, as Wells edged to a 19-38 team victory.
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Boxing results from Atlantic city and Halifax card
Brian Curvis of Wales outpointed Guy Sumlin of Mobile Alabama while Bill Davis of England stopped Gene Fosmire of New Jersey. In Halifax Burke Emery of London Ontario outpointed Marty Pettifold of Jersey City, and Les Sprague of Amherst Nova Scotia outpointed Jimmy Dorsey of New York.
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Marty Pettifold
Jersey City
Les Sprague
Amherst
Jimmy Dorsey
New York
Hogue Makes Pro Hoop Bow For New York
New York AP Hulking Paul Hogue a top NBA draft pick from Cincinnati, made his league debut with the Knickerbockers in a 121-119 win over the Zephyrs. He logged 14 minutes, scoring six points with eight rebounds while learning against Walt Bellamy. Bellamy exploded for 43 points, sparking Chicago’s late rally. Lakers routed Detroit 122-106 to open the 1962-63 season at Madison Square Garden turnout 8,247.
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Athletic Boosters View Grid Films at Kennebunk High
Kennebunk high school hosted Monday film showings of grid iron games sponsored by the Athletic Boosters club. Coach Dave Cloutier commentated as films from Kennebunk games were shown at 7:30 p.m. each Monday, with club members invited to attend, per proxy Ed Winston.
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Giants Dominate Most Categories In Series Loss To Yankees
San Francisco and New York split a seven game set with the Giants out hitting the Yankees .226 to .199 and holding a 21 20 edge in runs. Giants homered five times to three, while doubles and triples favored San Francisco in several key at bats. Only Pagan Tres and Boyer hit over .300 among those who played all seven games. Bowan appeared late for the Giants as Pagan was pinch hit for in the eighth.
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Red Sox Sell Don Gile to Seattle Farm
The Boston Red Sox sold first baseman Don Gile to their Seattle club in the Pacific Coast League to make room for five first year bonus rookies including pitcher Jerry Stephenson. Pete Smith of Natick was placed on the military list while serving six months in the Army Reserve. The four other rookies are Jim Russin Jim Gosger Rico Petrocelli and Gage Naudain. Stephenson is 19 and son of Red Sox scout Joe Stephenson. he went 11-5 with Winston-Salem last season.
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Detroit Selected to Bid for 1968 Olympic Games
Detroit and Lake Placid were chosen by the U S Olympic Committee to bid for the 1968 summer and winter Games respectively. Detroit faces skepticism from U S officials about success, with Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia and Portland considered. The decision followed a lengthy board discussion at Nairobi where IOC bid actions were outlined.
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Hockey Results National Hockey League Schedule Update
No games Tuesday with Chicago visiting New York. Thursday features Toronto at Montreal and Boston at Detroit.
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