Yankees and Cardinals set for World Series shift at Yankee Stadium
The 1964 World Series moves to Yankee Stadium as Curt Simmons faces Jim Bouton in a 12 noon Game Three with the Yankees 2-1 favorites. Keane’s Cardinals adapt to the Bronx ballpark while Paul camp notes preview pitching plans, defense, and potential lineup changes including Julian Javier’s status.
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Japan's Olympics Open Amid Weather Aims and Big Ceremonies
Tokyo prepares for the 18th Olympiad with 8,000 athletes from 95 nations and a $2.2 billion opening ceremony. The opening is set for 2 p.m. Tokyo time with 11 sports kicking off Sunday as Americans and Soviets vie for top honors.
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Leo Admits He Was Sought As Cardinal Head
New York AP report says Leo Durocher acknowledged being sounded out about managing the St. Louis Cardinals in 1965 but denied accepting any compensation when the offer was withdrawn. Durocher called a $100,000 settlement rumor with August Busch a lie and affirmed their decade-long friendship.
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Dallas Is Sie For Big Clash
Texas star Tommy Nobis collides with Oklahoma fullback Jim Grisham as top ranked Texas seeks its 14th straight win. Oklahoma, after a 40-14 loss to Southern California, aims to halt the streak and end a six game drought in the series. The page also notes other marquee matchups including Butkus versus Unverforth, Migyanka versus Tim berlake, Tolstam versus Huarte, Zeno versus Namath.
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Browns and Jets Set for Sunday NFL and AFL Matchups
The New York Jets host the Oakland Raiders while the Cleveland Browns travel to Pittsburgh in AFL and NFL action. Jets aim to exploit Oakland’s leaky run defense with Matt Snell and Bill Mathis, as Cleveland relies on Frank Ryan and a top rushing attack.
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Ayres Wins Kentucky Futurity To Complete Trotting Triple Crown
Ayres driven by John Simpson Sr. despite a bruised ankle raced in straight heats at Lexington to clinch the Kentucky Futurity and trotting's triple crown. The Stars Pride colt owned by Mrs. Charlotte N. Sheppard won each heat and earned $31,391, lifting his earnings to $249,515. Dashing Rodney and Dartmouth trailed in the finishes.
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Palmer Again Pulls His Famed Finish
Arnold Palmer survived a 1 up decision over Peter Butler in a 36 hole first round at Wentworth World Match Play. The event offers 14 000 to the winner and 8 400 to the runner up with semifinals set for Saturday and a final on Sunday.
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Twins Sign Mele To One Year Manager Contract
NEW YORK AP The Minnesota Twins signed manager Sam Mele to a new one year contract Friday night and released three of their four coaches. The move marks continued upheaval in the Twins’ clubhouse as they reshape the staff for the coming season.
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Tide Faces Killer Of Giants Today
Tide travels to Tuscaloosa as a three touchdown favorite against undefeated North Carolina State led by Earle Edwards. Coach Bryant orders full steam for 60 minutes after a sluggish first half against Vanderbilt. Joe Namath spearheads Alabama's offense in a key SEC showdown.
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Who Is Champ In Limestone County High Football Title
Ardmore and East Limestone dispute the county football championship after Ardmore beat East Limestone 13 to 7 in a playoff. Principals meet Monday to decide if the game determined the county title or was merely a playoff. East Limestone claims champions. Ardmore claims playoff champions amid questions about a 1963 amendment.
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State Women's Champion Is Decided
Mrs. Sara Cone of Montgomery won the Women's Alabama Golf Association Tournament in a 37Hole final over Miss Mary McCucheon of Jasper One up after extra hole play to decide the crown.
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