Franklin handles Corry in 47 to 0 junior varsity win
Franklin football reserves crushed Corry 47-0 at Sheen Field, building a 14-0 halftime lead and 28-0 after three quarters with 19 points in the final period. Corry’s Roger Ottaway threatened briefly but failed to reach the end zone as Corry dropped to 3 losses in five games. Titusville awaits as next jayvee opponent Monday night.
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McCarver's 10th inning homer gives Cardinals 5 2 win
Tim McCarver hit a three run homer in the 10th to beat the Yankees 5 2 and put St Louis up three games to two in the World Series. Johnny Keane called the blast a major thrill for his catcher and hinted at its impact on his future. Yogi Berra noted a sacrifice bunt by Dick Groat might have kept McCarver from a decisive blow.
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Bobby
Richardson
Lou Brock
Phil Linz
Gibson
Groat
Mickey Mantle
Mikkelsen
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Howard
Betatt White
Pedro Gonzalez
Keane
Penn
Colts Roll Over Cards 47 27 at Memorial Stadium
Baltimore’s Colts defeated St. Louis 47 to 27 before a Memorial Stadium crowd of 60 213. Willie Richardson dropped an end zone pass in the fourth quarter but the Colts led 44 13 then and used a bruising ground attack to seize first place in the NFL Western Conference while St. Louis, once unbeaten, fell into a first place tie in the Eastern Conference with Cleveland.
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No Game Today Cards Leading 3-2
The St. Louis Cardinals, now 3-2 up in the World Series, appear strong favorites over the New York Yankees. Home advantage drives hope for a sixth game win led by Curt Simmons return and Julian Javier’s possible start, with Tim McCarver’s clutch homer in a 3-2 game fueling confidence for a decisive finale back at Busch Stadium.
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Ellie Howard
Mel Stouiemyre
Bowl-Aire Men’s A League High Game By Dick Chapman
Dick Chapman bowled 249 the season high in the Bowl-Aire Men’s A League last night. Fred Clark and Shorty Doan also posted 204s and 220 respectively, with scores across the field including Woodard 210, Archie Wetmore 218, Howard VanTassel 233, and others in multiple leagues.
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John Woodard
Paul Clark
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Mary Perkins
Sony Staples
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Lafe'Douglas
John Broughton
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Walt Nollinger
Wd Berry
Howard VanTassel
Fred Kauer
Bill Norton
Archie Wetmore
Nelse Trisket
Abe Buell
VFW Businessmen's League
Dick Staples
Bill Roehrig
Don Bradford
Jack Magee
Ron Jones
Illini Drop From Top 10
The Associated Press college football poll shows Illinois ousted from the top ten after a 26-0 loss to Ohio State. Texas remains No. 1 with 30 first place votes. Ohio State climbs to No. 2 with 7 first place votes as Michigan and Kentucky lose ground amid weekend games.
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Sparta Closes Perfect Season in 16-4 Win
Len Valle pitched effectively for Sparta introducing a 16 hit attack. John Strenshen held East Forest to four hits as the Spartans built a 16 run offense. Stranahan added a triple while Joe Prisma sparked 11 runs in the fourth inning to clinch the game. Sparta finishes 8-0 for the second straight year.
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Sparta
Fights Roundup From Paris London and Sidney
Paris Jean Josselin stopped Omrane Sadok in seven rounds. London Sugar Ray Robinson halted Johnny Angel in six as middleweights. Sidney Bob Allotey defeated Ray Perez on points in twelve rounds for flyweight action.
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Australia
Bob Allotey
Ghana
Ray Perez
Hawaii
Yanke Divers May Sweep at Tokyo Games
A strong chance of a U S 1 2 3 sweep in springboard diving emerged as Yankee divers, led by Frank Gorman, extended his lead to 86.90 points with Larry Andreason and Ken Sitzberger close behind. The finals were set for Wednesday as U S swimmers and divers dominated on day three of the 1964 Games alongside a disputed 100-meter freestyle result and a dominant U S basketball win over Peru.
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Berkeley
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Steve Clark
Lis Altos
Larry Schulho
Muncie
Ind
Mike Austin
Burrows Leads Browns Victory in Ree Football Thriller
Burrows sparked the Browns to a 7-6 win over the Chargers at Loveland Field. He intercepted a pass and returned it 47 yards for a first period touchdown and added the extra point. Chargers countered in the fourth on a 21 yard TD pass from Sam Dubrosky to Norm insbrouck.
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Tennis leader James B Dickey dies at 72 in Florida
James B Dickey, president of the WS Gay Tennis Association, died in Pompano Beach, Fla., after 42 years in the sport. He was 72, elected USLITA president last February in Rochester, N.Y., and helped set a new Olympic qualifying record of 3:34.8. Schulhof will be replaced in the finals by Don Schollander of Lake Oswego, Oregon, winner of the 100 meters Monday.
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