Yank Hopes High Braves Not Cocky in World Series
New York and Milwaukee traded blowouts as Lew Burdette triumphed 13-5 to give the Braves a 2-0 series lead. Casey Stengel’s Yankees remain confident they can rebound in Yankee Stadium with Larsen set to start in game three.
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Burdette Homers Boosts Milwaukee In World Series
Lew Burdette homered in Milwaukee County Stadium for the first time as the series moved to the home park. He had five career homers on the road this season and earlier trips, while Red Schoendienst Murry Dickson and Enos Slaughter recalled 1946 Cardinals memories in the same game. Don Larsen, watching from the Yankee bench, comments on Milwaukee batsmen as New York gears up for the third game.
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Burdette Dominates Yankees Again in World Series Blowout
Lew Burdette pitched effectively against New York as the Milwaukee Braves won 13-5. He extended his World Series mastery over the Yankees to four straight wins, a feat last achieved by Lefty Gomez in 1936-37. Burdette dismissed any secret weapon theories, saying he did not know why he can beat them.
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Boxing results from coast to coast headline bouts
The Associated Press reports Mauro Vazquez 130 2 from Mexico City knocked out Jimmy Moser 131 2 in Los Angeles. Yvon Durelle 183 2 from Baie Ste. Anne stopped Louis Jones 189 in Rockford Illinois.
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Walnut Bulldogs Face Thayer With Thin Depth
Walnut high school hosts Thayer in an afternoon game with a 12 12 record in their lone prior contest this year. Injuries and illnesses cut practice and leave several starters sidelined while fair speed and weight remain a team strength led by captains Dale Eggen and Marvin Bishop who have sprinted 100 yards in 10.8 seconds.
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World Series Game Totals and Schedule Notes
World Series box scores show attendance 46 367 receipts 277 263 and player share 141 4044 and commissioner's 41589 54 with clubs and leagues 23567 40. Two game totals report attendance 92734 receipts 554 527 20 player share 282 808 88 commissioner 83 179 08 clubs and leagues 47134 80. RHE New York Ss 4 4 Milwaukee 13 151 Turley Maas Bucks Dickson Monroe Berra Burdette Crandall L Turley. Third game at Yankee Stadium October 4. Fourth game October 5. Fifth game October 6. Sixth game October 8. Seventh game October 9.
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Anthony McBride Faces Archie McBride in TV Bout
In Baltimore Anthony McBride seeks a second victory this month as he challenges Archie McBride in a ten round heavyweight bout televised by NBC at 8 p m CST. A prior decision from Syracuse last month set the stage.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Legion and Ash Grove Games
The page lists bowling scores for Legion No 4 Legion No 3 and other teams with high series and individual totals. Notable figures include Osborn 529 Bergen 454 Nation 510 and Bowen 491 while high team scores reach 906 868 806 for Legion No 4 and Ash Grove 836 776 806. The text also notes the active Navy Fleet of Turkey and U S military aid improving their armament.
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Defense Phase Of College Grid In Stiff Tests
College football faces a weekend of tough defensive tests. Oklahoma faces Oregon with a defense minded unit, while USC hosts North Carolina in Los Angeles as a 6 point favorite. Army shows its bazooka formation against rival Navy and Penn State. Notre Dame meets SMU in the Cotton Bowl with Don Meredith guiding a combined attack. Nick Pietrosante returns for Notre Dame. Michigan State faces Michigan in a marquee clash with the Spartans exploiting a multiple offense.
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Buckeyes Face Wisconsin as Auburn Eyes Chattanooga Clash
The Chanute Tribune notes Ohio State’s 24 1 victory over Minnesota sets up a meeting with Washington while Auburn risks more than it gains against Chattanooga. Mississippi faces Trinity of Texas and Clemson takes on Maryland. Iowa hosts Air Force Academy as Wisconsin tests Marquette and Kapp challenges the NFL mix.
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Rebuilding At Hepler Faces Young 14-Man Squad
Hepler high football coach Ken Huber must rebuild with four returnees from last season. The 14 player team averages 5 7 and 134 pounds. Returning lettermen include backs Ken Armstrong and John Williams and ends Don Schubert Clyde Williams. Remaining players are Ricky Johnson Bill Childress Charles Page Richard Ingold Robert Barta Larry Harris Jim Ausemus John Koppa Charles Schubert and Merl Hanson.
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