Dodgers Clinch NL Pennant With Koufax Seven-Hitter
Sandy Koufax pitched a seven hitter and a shaky ninth inning to clinch the National League pennant for the Dodgers with a 6-3 win over the Philadelphia Phillies in the second game of a Sunday doubleheader. The victory, coupled with earlier results, secured Los Angeles the pennant as the World Series opener approached in Los Angeles against the Baltimore Orioles. Koufax notched his 27th win, struck out nine, and walked one, despite allowing three ninth inning runs.
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Dodgers Lose Season Final as Short Secures 20th Victory
Dandy Sandy Does It singled in Allen and White doubled in Kuenn and Taylor. Koufax struck out Uecker, grounded out Wine, and struck out Brandt to end the season. In the opener Dodgers led 3-2 into the eighth before two Dodger errors allowed Philadelphia to rally for the loss. Chris Short earned the win with two relief innings for his 20th victory.
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Reed Jay Team To Lift Braves Over Reds By 4 2
Atlanta side Joey Jay and rookie Ron Reed combined for a 4 2 win over the Cincinnati Reds. Jay delivered a two run double in the eighth after taking over in the seventh. Reed earned his first major league victory as Sammy Ellis absorbed the loss, dropping to 12 19. The Reds scored in the ninth on a Pinson double between May and Edwards as Cincinnati left 6 on base.
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Vasco da Gama Beats Lusitano 2-1 on Glorieta Manor Field
The Vasco da Gama soccer team defeated Lusitano Club 2-1 in a National Soccer League match at Glorieta Manor Field. James Simoes scored first for Vasco, Lusitano equalized on a second-half penalty, and Pete Hristov netted the winner with five minutes left from Simoes’ pass. Vasco advances to face the New Britain Falcons in a Sunday league tussle.
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Orioles edge Twins to take opener in 6-2 win
In Baltimore, the Orioles beat Minnesota 6-2 behind a strong outing from starter and hitter Jim Perry, while the second game ends 1-0 with Rob Gardner allowing a lone run. The split keeps Minnesota in second place, one game ahead of Detroit, as Baltimore remains well back in the standings.
Coast Guard Sailors Win Danmark Trophy Regatta
The Coast Guard Academy finished first with 227 points in the 25th Denmark Trophy Regatta sailing event held over two days in New London.
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Leonard Narcum Tops Connecticut Duckpin Play Weekend
Leonard Narcum of New Britain led Connecticut duckpin tournament play over the weekend, posting the top name in the state event. The Hartford area event highlighted strong performances from local duckpin players and drew attention to regional talent.
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National League Yesterday's Results Snapshot
A condensed summary of yesterday's NL results shows Philadelphia 4 Los Angeles 6, San Francisco 7 Pittsburgh 3, Houston 6 New York 1 with a later 8 2 score, Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 2, St Louis 2 Chicago 0 in the a m slot, Baltimore 6 Minnesota 2 and Minnesota 1 Baltimore 6, New York 2 Chicago 0, Kansas City 7 Detroit 5, and California 2 Cleveland 0. Only scheduled games noted.
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Danny Row Gil Wins Yonkers Feature in Stakes Pace
Danny Row Gil swept to a three and a half length win over Runnymede Chuck in the $19,983 New York Sires Stakes pace for four year olds at Yonkers. Time for the mile was 2:07 3/5. Trained by Eldon Harner, Danny Row Gil led from the start and held off Black Sire down the stretch. The colt, a Maynard Hanover son, has only one loss in five stakes races this year and 11 wins in 19 starts for owners Roy C. Rowcliffe & Sons of Elba, N Y. The Daily Double payoff was 41.60.
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Yanks Shut Out White Sox 2-0 Behind Downing
Lefty Al Downing pitched a two hitter to shut out Chicago 2-0, earning his 10th win as the Yankees wrapped up a rough season. Downing allowed a lone eighth inning hit, while New York scored in the third on Downing's run and again in the sixth on a Brad Bradford error and a Whitaker infield hit.
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Astros Sweep Mets With Twin Bill Wins 6-1 and 8-2
Houston Astros beat New York Mets 8-2 in game two as Dave Giusti and Claude Raymond held the Mets to nine hits. Chuck Harrison and Lee Maye drove in five runs in the opener, lifting attendance to a club record 1,933,693 for the season in New York.
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Reh Seals UB Victory With Late Fumble Recovery
Film review reveals linebacker Jack Reh recovered the decisive fumble in the University of Bridgeport win over Cortland State, not Tom Carlson as initially reported. UB moves to 2-1 and travels to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute next Saturday at 1 30 p m in Troy, New York.
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Knoop's two run triple lifts Angels past Indians 2-0
Bobby Knoop named MVP by Angels teammates delivered a two run triple in the eighth to break a scoreless duel and seal a 2-0 victory over the Cleveland Indians in Anaheim. Jorge Rubio allowed few hits with 15 strikeouts as California earned its 2-0 win and set an Angel record attendance.
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Athletics Rally Lifts Kansas City Over Detroit 7 5
Kansas City Athletics edged the Detroit Tigers 7 5 as a six run third inning powered the win. Phil Roof and Danny Cater homered for KC who won their third straight over Detroit. McAuliffe hit his 23rd and Cash his 32nd for Detroit.
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Giants Rally to Top Pirates 7 3 In vain
Giants defeat Pirates 7 to 3 in a late afternoon game. Regional high school schedule lists Fairfield versus Stratford Harding versus Jonathan Law Central versus Bassick at Kennedy Stadium with Warde meeting Greenwich and other matchups among Stamford Bethel and Catholic schools.
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Trap Shoot Results in Housatonic Open at Lordship
Roy Mason of Trumbull won Class A with 98 at Housatonic Gun Club. Class B went to Robert Wilson of Brooklyn with 99. Dom Pulley of Bridgeport and Art Scott of Danbury tied for Class C with 96, while Robert Tetschner of Peekskill led Class D with 89. Ed Sirlin of Orange captured Handicap honors with 47 and tied Mason for doubles at 46. Curt Clair of Milford won Industry with 94.
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Cosman Shuts Out Cubs In Major League Debut
rookie Jim Cosman pitched a two hit shutout in his major league debut for the St. Louis Cardinals defeating the Chicago Cubs 2-0. Santo and Beckett had Chicago's only hits off Cosman. Savage scored on a double steal and ShanNon drove in a run as St. Louis built a 2-0 lead in the fourth. Attendance reached a 1966 high of 1,712,980.
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Shorehaven Tourney Honors Women Golfers In Four Ball
The Shorehaven Golf Club hosted a four ball best ball event with full handicap. First low net at 60 went to Gaffney West Paduin Cochran Jr. The second row net 61 to Giuliano Charpentier Fleming Schneider. Class A low net 34 awarded to Masone with 42 second and 15 putts to Crossland. Class B saw Harpinian 39, Pettigrew 44, and Gilmartin 15 putts.
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Weekend College Football Scores Roundup Broad and Varied
A scattered list of late Saturday results shows diverse college football action with many mismatches and close scores. Teams like Lycoming, Allegheny, Case Tech, Worcester Tech, and Furman posted varied outputs, while others roared to larger margins including South Dakota State and Cincinnati.
Waterbury Orbits rout Scranton 51-7 in ACFL clash
Waterbury player Roger Milicr caught three touchdown passes two from Hank Schichtle and one from Mandh Wheeler while Jimmy Oliver added two short touchdown runs as the Orbits defeated Scranton 51-7 Sunday night to solidify second place in the ACFL Northern Division.
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