Yankees Open Autumn Classic Against Cardinals In St Louis
The Yankees favored 17 to 10 face the Cardinals in a World Series opener marked by Whitey Ford versus Ray Sadecki. Tony Kubek's absence spots Mike Hegan at first with Phil Linz at short, while Julian Javier and Ken Boyer recover for St Louis. A sellout crowd of 32,000 awaits as sunny 60s-70s weather favors Game 1 on NBC.
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Play by Play: World Series Opener Braves Cardinals?
Yankees and Cardinals battle in a detailed recap of the 1964 World Series first game. Early pitching, runs, hits, and errors are noted with key plays by Boyer, Brock, Mantle, and Pepitone. Preview lines discuss likely starters Gibson Simmons and Botton and team outlook at Busch Stadium.
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Bear Smiles Signal Trouble for NC State in Tide Preview
Alabama coach Paul Bryant praised his team after three unbeaten games saying players showed zip and pep. Across the South teams like Auburn Tulane LSU and Mississippi State detailed workouts and preparations as coaches cited injuries postponements and scouting notes ahead of upcoming opponents.
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Ohio theme meets Big Ten title clash in Illinois vs Ohio State
AP sports roundup lists winners and bold picks for week ahead. Illinois edges Ohio State with Dick Butkus key for Illini, Oklahoma beats Texas if coach Jones aims for Senate, Dartmouth tops Princeton, Kentucky downs Florida State, Notre Dame tops Air Force, Army over Penn State, Alabama tops NC State, Michigan State over Michigan, Syracuse over UCLA, Navy over Georgia Tech, Florida over Ole Miss, Nebraska over South Carolina in a cross‑sectional slate.
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Decatur Pee Wee Games Rescheduled For Thursday
Last week's rained out pee wee football games will be played Thursday. Decatur East visits Hartselle and Decatur West hosts Monton at Decatur for 7 p.m. kickoff. Homecoming week features Decatur High.
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