Sadecki and Ford Set To Open Cardinals Yankees Series
The 1964 World Series opener at Busch Stadium features St. Louis lefty Ray Sadecki facing New York veteran Whitey Ford. The Yankees ride a favored 17-10 edge, with Ford making his 22nd Series start as Sadecki, fresh 20-game winner, takes the mound for the Cardinals.
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Jim Bouton
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Gibson
Curt Simmons
al Downing
Yankee
Pedro Ramos
A League high scorers outshine in bowling night
Bob Ottaway led with 222 as his 594 series capped a strong showing. Dick Chapman Shorty Doan Lafe Douglas and others posted high scores in A League while Dale Dornan 235 Bob Damon 207 and Joe Weber 223 led VEW and VFW Businessmen respectively.
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Walt Nollinger
Glen Sheppard
VEW
Chuck Hand
Bob Damon
Harry Paulson Jr
Bob Watrous
VFW
Joe Weber
Bill Roehrig
George Price
Olympic tensions flare as IOC opens storms session
IOC opens amid a brewing rift with Soviet Russia pressing GAMEFO issues and East Germany seeking full membership. Suspensions from Games of the Emerging Forces threaten North Korea and Indonesia. Brundage and Burghley race for president as 8,000 athletes prepare for Oct ceremonies.
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Exeter
Meadville Jayvees defeat Corry in late first half surge
Meadville's junior varsity defeated Corry 26 to 7 at Sheen Athletic Field after two lightning TDs in 95 seconds late in the first half. Corry’s lone score came on a six yard run by Clancy Walsh with Jerry Cobb extra point. next game is Monday against Franklin Meadville.
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Notre Dame Tops Browns to Lead League
Notre Dame rolled to a 13-6 victory over the Browns at Loveland Field. Fullback scored two short TD runs while Jone added a 34 yard scoring play on a double reverse to help Notre Dame seize first place in the seventh and eighth grade league.
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Gibson Named NL Player of Month for September
St Louis ace Bob Gibson is selected as the National League Player of the Month for September. He won six of seven decisions as the Cardinals rallied to clinch the pennant, permitting 45 hits in 62 innings for a 1.89 ERA and is expected to start Thursday's World Series game.
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Oil City High School relies on Shaughnessy five TD game
Jim Shaughnessy scored five touchdowns and rushed 244 yards on 18 carries as Oil City crushed Warren 39 20 at Mitchell Field to seize top spot in Section Two. He opened with a 41 yard TD and added a 11 yard score before halftime, boosting his four game total to 12 TDs. Downing added three extra points and Johnston contributed a seven yard rushing score to seal the win.
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Paul Johnston
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Dick Thompson
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Harold Scott Wins Tickets To Browns Game
Harold Scott of Mead Avenue won two Cleveland Browns tickets plus a hotel stay for the Browns versus Steelers game after a Beaver Club drawing at Sheen Field during last night's junior varsity contest. Scott is a transportation foreman at the Raymond plant.
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Boxing and football wrapups from last night
Last night in Boston Tony Valenti stopped Jim Beecham in seven rounds. In Maracaibo Carlos Hernandez knocked out Kenny Lane after a 2% rollout. Spinney of Warren scored a two yard TD and Shaughnessy added the conversion for the final score.
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Mauchi Signed For Two Years
Philadelphia Phillies General Manager John Quinn and owner Bob Carpenter extended manager Gene Mauch for two years after a season that saw the team lose a pennant chase. Mauch, who has led the club since 1960, reportedly received a substantial salary increase beyond about $40,000 this year.
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Wittenberg Tigers Reassert No 1 Ranking
Wittenberg remains No 1 in the AP small college football poll after a 49-0 victory over Heidelberg. The Tigers extended their winning streak to three games and held onto the top spot in the weekly rankings.
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