Dodgers Yanks set for fall classic in NL city showdown
The piece notes Dodgers and Yankees clash as World Series favorite, with fans recalling Dodgers White Sox duel and predicting a Dodgers Yankees battle. It mentions Maury Wills injury risk, Braves players’ injuries, and Veeck promotional ideas. Also touches upcoming regional golf tour by Cassett and Walcott and local sports tidbits.
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Basketball Fixer Sentenced To Prison In Durham
A New York youth who used basketball to reach college faced a one year prison term for attempting to fix games. Gerald Vogel 24 pleaded guilty to bribery related to gambling schemes as trials named associates aired in Durham North Carolina court.
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Giants Dodger duel. Davis sparks LA rally in series opener
Tommy Davis slugged a two run homer to spark the Dodgers past the Giants 4 0 in San Francisco as Ed Rae Buck delivered relief. San Francisco pummeled the Mets 7 1 behind Jack Sanford while Cincinnati beat Houston and Milwaukee edged Chicago.
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Palmer Opens Lead in Firestone Classic Despite Wrist Strain
Arnold Palmer posted a 67 at Firestone to lead the $30,000 American Golf Classic by two strokes. The Pennsylvania native, with a sore left wrist, matched seven under par on the 7,165-yard layout and expressed confidence he can break the PGA money record. Palmer’s sharp start included birdies and a hot putter, while other contenders trailed as the event progresses toward Sunday finish.
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Erie In 2nd Place Again
Erie finished second in the New York-Penn Baseball League meeting at Gellert, the Auburn and Genova game halted by rain after seven innings with a 33 score. The contest will be replayed or completed later and not enter the standings. Jamestown led by a half game after a 82 to 81 win. Olean edged Peels 12 11 in a tight contest.
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Steelers Star Out Of Action In Exhibition Opener
Steelers star back Johnny Reger will miss the exhibition opener against Chicago due to a twisted ankle. Linebacker Ged Math also sidelined with a shoulder problem, while the club reports Reger and Math are out as coach Bayer Stegelios fields a 7-man bench and 4% shooting pace in the remade lineup.
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Plum Proves Worth With Lions In Preseason Clash
Former Browns quarterback Milt Plum faces Cleveland in Detroit as he transfers to the Lions in a fresh preseason matchup. The Browns juggle backs after Ernie Davis’s illness, while Tom Watkins also joins Detroit as Jim Ninowski and Frank Ryan contend for the Browns’ QB duties. NFL and AFL exhibitions headline a weekend of games, including Green Bay at Dallas and Houston at Denver, with Hall of Fame ceremonies in Canton.
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Pa Team Seeks Teener Title in Rain Interruption
Washey Pennsylvania and Tucson Avie advance to semifinals in the VFW Terence Baseball World Series. Rain halted play yesterday with Tucson batting in the fifth, a runner out at first and one out.
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Braves Junior League Champs Rally to 25 1 Victoryover Indians
In Loveland Field the Braves Junior League team routed the Indians 25 to 1 in the final game of the playoff. Shaver led with 21 hits as Fiworth Marlett and Tinski added four each. Black homered for the Braves while Rieck’s Indians committed seven errors and were outscored after dropping the opener 4 to 4.
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Steeler Hopes Itty In 1962 As Usual
Steelers coach Buddy Parker builds the 1962 camp with rookie receivers and runners led by Bob Ferguson the 210 pound All American fullback from Ohio State Ferguson aims to spark the offense while Henry Johnson may start at fullback If Ferguson struggles Parker may move Johnson to halfback Harlon Hill Gary Ballman Jack Collins and Joe Womach vie for outside running and receiving duties Bobby Layne Ed Brown and Terry Nossinger compete for quarterback duties Parker notes the defense as the strongest link and says this is his best balanced squad going into the season
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Bonnie Waite and Dirks win recreation tennis tourney
Bonnie Waite outlasted all girls and John Dirks beat a field of boys to win the Mean Park recreation tennis ladder tournament this week. Runners up included Pat Stee and Rich Mactii with Linda Miller and Dick Gronosta placing in their divisions.
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Greatest field of aquatics opens three-day nationals
COS coast inter national aquatic aces flood CUTAHOG Ohio as George Haines predicts world records may fall if the Stemeter Waiter Works pool is fast. Competitors from Japan West Germany Australia Canada and the United States vie in 14 events including backstroke butterfly breaststroke and individual medley.
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Big League Stars Triumph Over Kansas City
Associated Press summary notes Pirehing Ed Piston and teammates on offense for Los Angeles as two hitters, Rich Rollins and Bernice Alley, drive in four runs apiece in a 12 to 10 win. Piston, despite two hits and a walk, contributed to the rally, while the squad recovered after a tense stretch to secure the victory.
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