Chisox Face Dodgers In Fourth World Series Clash
The Chicago White Sox visit Los Angeles for Game Four with Early Wynn on the mound as the Dodgers hold a 2 1 edge. Dodgers' Don Drysdale and reliever Sher r y shut out Chicago Sunday as Furillo tied the game with a pinch single. The Coliseum crowd broke records, and starting rosters keep pace with the series’ tense pace.
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Bums Take Lead In A Lopsided Chicago Los Angeles Tilt
Chicago built an early lead as Los Angeles battled back with a seventh inning surge. Pitcher Drysdale earned the win, while Sherry took the loss after facing multiple hitters in the eighth. Team errors and key RBIs shaped the scoring, with Neal and Landis contributing on offense for Chicago and Fox, Kluszewski, and Hodges among Los Angeles contributors.
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Follett shifts from guard to tackle for Denison grid squad
Corry’s Bob Follett a Denison University senior, now a mainstay of the Big Red line, may play 60 minutes as needed. He previously lettered at guard, moved to tackle this season, and played the full distance in a 14 14 tie with Trinity College. Follett, 185 pounds and 5 11, hails from Corry Area High School Class of 1956, son of Mrs Vo Re Follett.
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Haney Quits Braves' Helm
Los Angeles AP report says Milwaukee Braves seek a new manager after Fred Haney resigned Sunday night. Haney, 61, led the club to two pennants and two second places in four years. Lou Perini says a 1960 manager will have experience and iron will. Tebbetts could be considered if no other candidate emerges.
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Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles League Scores and Highlights
Lafe Douglas led with 232 in Bowl-Aire Mixed Doubles last night as Bill Stockton added 200 and Pat Bhumsky 183. Team results show Gophers 2 Katydids aM Happy Lasers 6 Red Sox 14 Splitters-8 Ringers-10 with final tallies: Gophers 2356 Happy Losers 2087 Katydids 2275 Red Sox 2294 Splitters 2234 Ringers 109.2190 ILONDIE.
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Dodgers Outsteal Sox Speedsters in Series Action
The Dodgers lead the White Sox three to one in stolen bases after three World Series games with three Sox runners tagged out at second. Johnny Roseboro’s catching limits the Chicago running game as Dodger starter Walt Alston notes Roseboro’s strong defense. Also included are early NFL standings, schedules, and a brief boxing reference from Belfast.
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Charlie Neal
Cas? Furillo
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Luis Aparicio
Jeft Li
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Wim. Rivera
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Corry Jayvees Face Meadville Test Tonight
Corry High junior varsity, a skeleton crew, seeks a ninth straight win against Meadville at Crawford County. Meadville led by Franklin met last Monday. Corry’s early results include wins over Warren, Titusville and Of Guy. Starting lineup features Wade, Mitchell, Fenstermacher, Brady, Patterson, Roberts, Beckwith, Taylor, Williams, Hanna, Lord, Edwards, Vincent, Linski, Flowers, and Krone in various backfield roles.
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Roger Hoover
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Ed Fenstermacher
Tom Brady
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Jim Roberts
Dave Beckwith
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Jerry Williams
Mike Hanna
Bill Lord
John Edwards
Mile Vincent
Bill Linski
Tom Flowers
Randy Krone
Quarterback churn hits Big Ten as injuries bite
A jumble of football upheaval spreads through the Big Ten with Northwestern and Purdue losing quarterbacks. Fichtner of Purdue suffers a shoulder fracture ending his season after a 28-7 Notre Dame win. LSU and Mississippi eye showdown for South title while Ole Miss noses past Vandierbilt, and Oklahoma, Auburn face out-of-circle bids after weekend losses.
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Boots Monroe Beats Wall Ingram In Pittsburgh Bout
In a lightweight bout in Pittsburgh, Boots Monroe of Los Angeles outpointed Wall Ingram, 124 pounds, with Monroe at 122 defeating Ingram on points. The contest featured two rising welterweights trading chances and clean punches throughout.
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McDonald fuels Eagles upset of Giants in rain soak
In a weekend of upsets, Philadelphia led by Tommy McDonald crushed the New York Giants 49-21 as McDonald hauled in two TD passes, ran 81 yards on a punt return, and caught six passes for 88 yards. Browns beat the Cardinals 34-7 behind a 97-carry, 147-yard day by Jim Brown.
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Rickie Petitbon Loshed
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Four Teams In Circuit Recreation Grid Play Under Way
Four teams compete in the 1950 recreation league. Penn State LSU Notre Dame and Slippery Rock field JV and varsity squads under Heeres. Opening results show Penn State defeating LSU 12 7 and LSU routing Notre Dame 9 0 as rain postponed two games to later dates.
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Larry Nichols
Dennis Upperman
Doe DeMarte
Jack Melntyre
John Mander
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Bob Snodgrass
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Bears, 49ers, and Redskins Shine In Weekend NFL Action
Lamar McHan led the Packers in a late surge with a four pass attack including two to Max McGee for 41 and 36 yards as Green Bay outscored its 1958 output. Nick Pietrosante scored the first Green Bay TD in two games. The 49ers shut out the Rams, J D Smith scoring twice and Joe Perry adding a brief score before L A Tittle connected to Billy Wilson. Washington’s Nixon warned 19 players to play for their lives as Ralph Guglielmi tossed two TD passes to Bill Anderson and Joe Walton to fuel a Redskins rally.
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Casper Tops In Oregon Centennial Open Golf Tourney
US Open champion Billy Casper won the Oregon Centennial Open by three strokes at Portland’s par 72 Golf Club, finishing 269 after 72 holes and ending a three month win drought.
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