Dodgers Win NL Pennant Clincher In 4 Hour Marathon
The Dodgers defeated the Giants 8 to 7 after a 4 hour 18 minute dramatic game in which 42 players were used. Dodgers rallied from 5-0 down and took the lead in the sixth, then secured the win in the ninth to advance to the World Series against the Yankees. Giants ace Juan Marichal faced the Dodgers while Johnny Podres struggled early but earned the victory in relief.
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Giants Pay Dearly For Rookie's Muff
In Los Angeles, the Dodgers beat the Giants 8-7 in a NL playoff deciding game. A rookie pitcher's misplay on a ninth inning bunt led to the decisive run on a sac fly by Ron Fairly, ending the Giants’ title bid and prompting postgame reflections by Alvin Dark and Perry on the crucible moment.
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Opening Day Bow Season Yields 144 Deer Killed
The Game Commission reported that at least 144 deer were felled by arrows on the opening day of the 1962 bow and arrow hunting season. Arrow participation declined about 20 percent from last year with only two minor injuries. Two hunters were cited for arrowhead violations in Cathon County. At its quarterly meeting the commission limited pheasant purchases from commercial suppliers to cock birds in the future, down from prior levels.
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FIGAT Results Reach Across Cities And Heights
Reports from multiple venues list scores for Johnny New man 148 in Los Angeles Eddie Pace 146 in Santa Monica Alfredo Escobar 14 in Los Angeles Stan Harrington 147 in Honolulu and Rocky Kalingo 145 in the Philippines. The Journal daily is suggested for fans seeking updates.
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Yanks Aloof Don’t Watch Crucial Game
The New York Yankees skip watching a key playoff clash in San Francisco. Manager Ralph Houk and players say it does not matter which opponent they meet, focusing on Candlestick Park familiarity if the Giants advance. The club has played Dodgers and Angels at Dodger Stadium this season.
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Wildcats Wallop Trojans 19-6 in recreation football clash
Wildcats overwhelmed the Trojans 19 to 6 at Loveland Field as Pete McLaughlin and Dave Wetmore led the scoring with a first quarter sneak and two touchdowns. Marty Roehrig connected with Tom Xander for the Trojans’ lone score on a 41-yard pass run.
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Penn State Ranked Ninth in Forward Offense
Penn State, 20 and ranked fourth in the nation today was ranked ninth in forward offense among major college football teams. The first team statistics released by the National Collegiate Athletic Bureau showed Penn State completed 27 of 42 passes for 368 yards.
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New York weighs Liston champion status face licensing
The New York State Athletic Commission meets to decide if Sonny Liston, who knocked out Floyd Patterson in 1962, is licensed or recognized as champion. A public hearing by the Joint Legislative Committee on Boxing may keep Liston unlicensed amid past crime ties and alleged sparring workings involving Frank Palermo.
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Massachusetts bill targets heckling at sports events
Rep James Condon filed a bill to fine spectators who direct abusive language at players. He cited the Jim Piersall incident in Washington and noted a Baltimore outburst where a player charged the stands but no blows occurred.
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Arnold Palmer to Make Movie in Bob Hope Comedy
Golf champion Arnold Palmer will star in the Bob Hope comedy Call Me Bwana, spoofing big game hunting. The film, to be shot in London, was announced by United Artists and Palmer will leave for England this weekend.
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Bowling scores highlight light pinfall and lone 500 series
Night bowling action featured scattered high scores across leagues. Florence Lamielle led with 331 in Bowl-Aire B, while Evelyn Baccus posted 481 and Raith Fox tallied 218 and 174 in Avalon Ladies B. Industrial League saw Fred McEldowney with a 215, and several top marks listed for VFW and Ladies leagues along with final standings showing Corry Foam Product atop the table.
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Bowler Bowls Perfect 300 at Riverside Lanes
Warren Bowler rolled a perfect 300 game at Riverside Lanes on Monday night, a first sanctioned 300 in this area since 1998. He earned $200 prize from the Riverside owners for the feat while competing in the Allegheny League. A separate line notes Ralph Du pas defeating Ear Citizen 147 to 152 in Beaumont, Texas.
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