Cards Favored 2-1 To Win the Series
ST LOUIS Cardinals become World Series favorites over the New York Yankees after a 5 2 victory giving them a 3 2 edge in the best of seven. Keane hopes Julian Javier returns while Curt Simmons backs Gibson as Bob Gibson could start game six. Tim McCarver rehabbed a 10th inning homer as Card outfield and pitching outshined New York in the series thus far.
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U S divers near 1 2 3 sweep at Tokyo Games
Navy Lt. Frank Gorman leads U S springboard hopes with 6 event total of 86.90 points as Larry Andreason and Ken Sitzberger trail in second and third. Final set for Wednesday. U S protest on 100m freestyle placings rejected by FINA official.
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Paris Fight Results Mixed by Associated Press
Paris reports Jean Josselin 148 from France stopped Omrane Sadok 149 from Tunisia in 7 rounds. London shows Sugar Ray Robinson from New York stop Johnny Angel from Nigeria in 6 rounds middleweights. Sydney notes Bob Allotey from Ghana outpointed Ray Perez from Hawaii in 12 rounds flyweights.
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Wildcats Build Grid Team and Point for New Stadium
Kansas State coach Doug Weaver urges a 35 000 seat modern stadium in Manhattan with ample parking as the program expands reach. He cites rising crowds and a desire to win more consistently while praising Nebraska coach Bob Devaney as a square shooter.
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Series Facts W L Pet St Louis vs New York in World Series
The data cover the first through seventh games with scores, lineups, and home runs. It notes Sadecki, Ford, Downing, Mik kelsen, and McCarver among pitchers and hitters, plus game outcomes and attendance. Remaining schedule lists games at St Louis on Oct 14 and 15 if needed with financial shares for clubs and commissions.
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Gibs on wins in extra innings for World Series game
Bob Gibson of the St Louis Cardinals earned his first World Series win in an extra innings contest. Since joining the team in 1961 he had pitched more than nine innings only twice. The article notes late 1962 performances against the Yankees and Reds in notable games.
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Mikkelsen yields three homers as Yanks drop extra inning game
Tim McCarver belted a three run homer in the 10th to lift Cleveland past New York. Mikkelsen allowed three homers in 9 2/3 innings over 50 appearances this season. McCarver’s homer was the first in extra innings in a Series game since 1958. Gibson struck out 13, while Cardinals outfielders recorded 23 flies to Yankees 30.
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Texas Holds To No 1 Spot In Grid Poll
Texas remains the top ranked team in the AP college football poll with 30 first place votes and 387 points. Ohio State rises to No 2 after defeating Illinois 26 0 while Illinois, Kentucky, and Michigan State drop out of the Top Ten. Alabama Notre Dame Michigan Nebraska Syracuse Arkansas LSU Florida State round out the Top Ten.
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Jofre Pimental Sign Contracts for San Antonio Title Bout
World bantamweight champion Eder Jofre and challenger Jesus Pimental formally signed contracts Monday for their title bout in San Antonio on October 28.
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Comet Bs Host Altamont for First Win Bid
The Chanute Blue Comet B team hosts Altamont sophomores at Royster Stadium at 7:00. With two losses and a tie, the Comets shuffle the lineup relying on their junior squad to counter Altamont’s opening plays and quick fits. Rick Clark replaces injured Dave Martin at QB. Ed Hughes starts at left tackle. Dick Kelly shifts to linebacker duties.
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James Dickey, USTA president, dies at 72
James B. Dickey, president of the U S Lawn Tennis Association, died Monday at age 72 after 42 years in the sport he took up because he lacked time for golf. Elected USLTA president last February, he was seen as a moderate on amateur pro competition.
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Classified Starts Early for Saturday Ads Brand
Classifieds show same day start with most ads received before 10 am on Saturday including blind ads with out of territory rates on request. Blue Cross Blue Shield enrollment open, call Paul Brennecke for details. Alterations offered for ladies and men with coats shortened. Mrs Comstock listed. Alcoholics Anonymous help via P O Box Chanute. Clothesline poles delivered at 12.90 each by Chanute Iron and Metal.
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