Williams' 2-run homer sinks Koufax and Dodgers
Chicago toppled Los Angeles 2-1 as Billy Williams launched a two-run shot in the sixth, dropping Koufax to 2-8 and widening the Dodgers' gap behind the Giants. Sandy exited after six with three strikeouts, while Wendell held L.A. to four hits.
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Bowling Results At Riverside Lanes Ladies Non Classic
Bowling results from Riverside Lanes list several leagues with top scores. Notable performances include Len's Drug 3 with 179, Southern Ins with 181, Coca Cola 3 Fusco 166, and Wallace 744 in RS Ol. Additional totals and team matchups appear across multiple leagues and divisions.
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UNC Tar Heels regroup for Michigan clash with injured backs
Fullbacks Hank Barden and Tom Lampman returned to UNC practice as the Tar Heels prepared for Saturdays game with Michigan. Coach Jim Hickey also moved Joe Swamley to the varsity while Davidson reassessed formations for a Presbyterian opener with Dave Sprinkle moving to defensive halfback and Ken Kendall and Buddy Newsome shifting positions.
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Redskins Obtain Darrell Dess From Lions in NFL Trade
Washington trades quarterback George Izo and guard KARAS to Detroit for guard Darrell Dess and a draft choice. The move follows a series of deals aimed at shoring the Redskins offensive line as key players suffer injuries.
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Cardinals trim 3 to reach 40-man limit
The St. Louis Cardinals cut tight ends Taz Anderson and Ray Ogden and guard Frank Roy to reach the 40-man roster limit. Anderson is in his sixth year with the club. Ogden, from Alabama, was their third draft pick last year, Roy from Utah their seventh pick.
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Virginia Tech Gobblers name Harvest Bowl co captains
Seniors Mike Saunders and defensive guard Bobby Owens were named co captains for Virginia Tech as the Gobblers prepared for Saturday's Harvest Bowl against Wake Forest. Coach Jerry Claiborne expressed concern over a sluggish scrimmage noting the squad failed to fire offensively off the line.
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Wake Forest Delays Platoon Rout, Cites Squad Depth
Wake Forest coach Bill Tate will not fully platoon this season due to limited depth, planning to use platoons only at quarterback and fullback for now. About 33 players expected in first game against Virginia Tech, with Ken Hauswald at quarterback and Andy Heck at fullback leading the offense. The squad features notable talent replacing ACC stars from last year and includes the ACC coach of the year trophy in Tate’s record. The schedule lists games against Virginia Tech, NC State, Vanderbilt, Maryland, South Carolina, North Carolina, Clemson, Florida State, Duke, and Memphis State.
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Clay To Give Patterson Next Chance At His Title
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay says his next title defense will be against Floyd Patterson, with date and site undecided though aiming for before Christmas. Promoters Inter-Continental Sports and SportsVision handle the deal and TV, amid conflicting reports on date November 22 and Las Vegas location. Patterson defers to the champ, while debates over title status and Nevada approval surface as plans surface for a doubleheader with Terrell Chuvalo.
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Phelps Quits Alabama Football Team
Herbie Phelps a sophomore halfback from Bardstown Ky has left the Alabama squad after alleging he was pressed to practice while injured. Coach Paul Bryant noted Phelps had the team made and his loss will hurt, as Alabama prepared for the opener with Georgia in Athens Ga.
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Pete Russo Receives Italian Army Draft Call
In Tempe Arizona Pete Russo ASU wrestler 21 born in Naples faces draft by the Italian army His brother Tony is the WAC champion at 137 pounds Pete hopes to become American and may have to leave college for military service Italy calls him while he is a U.S. citizen contender.
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West Virginia Set for Richmond Opener in 1965
West Virginia University aims for a cautious start as they prepare to host Richmond in the Southern Conference opener. Coach Gene Corum emphasizes focus on Richmond’s strong linemen and reviews last year’s results while managing a healthy squad and returning playmakers like Leftridge McCune Ford and Rader. The Mountaineers seek a 5-0 league mark from the prior year as they face a slate including William and Mary The Citadel George Washington and Penn State.
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Cowboys trim defensive end Don Thompson from roster
The Dallas Cowboys cut defensive end Don Thompson on Tuesday, reducing their active roster to 39 players, one under the NFL limit. Thompson was acquired from Philadelphia two weeks earlier, a four year NFL veteran.
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