Rain Delays World Series as Yankees Jockey for Practice
The New York Yankees wait out a third rain delay in San Francisco as Whitey Ford prepares to pitch game six. Manager Ralph Houk plans workouts in neutral sites while players joke about training rules and team camaraderie amid the postponements.
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Whitey Ford
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Houk
Ellie Howard
Frank) Crosetti
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Bobby
Richardson
Pierce
Dark
Jack Sanford
Sanford
Billy O'Dell
Caretaker Warns of Worst Rain Damage at Candlestick Park
San Francisco AP reports veteran groundskeeper Matty Schwab calling the rain the worst seen at Candlestick Park as water pools on the field. Willie Mays doubts the surface will dry enough for Sunday play while Giants manager Alvin Dark discusses pitching plans for potential later games.
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Tony Kubek
Associated Press
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Matty Schwab
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Candlestick
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Giants
Alvin Dark
Cow Palace
Dark
Billy Pierce
NASCAR Qualifying Set For World 400 At Daytona
Large crowd expected as 1962 stock cars take to the Daytona Beach track for the World 400 with Rex White and Fireball Roberts delivering fast times in Pontiac and Chevrolet entries. Ned Jarrett and Rex White both appear deep in the field after late arrivals and qualifying efforts.
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Fireball) Roberts
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Ford
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Paul Lewis
Johnson City
Tenn
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Larry Thomas
Thomasville
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Red) Foote
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Conn
Curtis Crider
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Wolfpack Rally Shuts Nebraskas Bid in Classic
North Carolina State rallied to upset Nebraska 38 21 after a back and forth second half. Claridge led the Wolfpack with multiple completions and a decisive late drive, while Nebraska held a late goal line stand but could not finish. The result drops Nebraska to 4 0 and leaves NC State at 3 1 on the season.
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Redskins Lead in East as Packers Sit Unbeaten at 4-0
Washington Redskins surge to the top of the Eastern Conference after four games and a tie, facing St. Louis and with New York Giants pressing. Green Bay Packers remain the NFL's lone 4-0 club, while Detroit and Minnesota duel in a key matchup. Key performers include Norm Snead, Bobby Mitchell, and John David Crow as the league moves into another weekend slate.
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Wake Forest Defeated by South Carolina 27 Likely in 1960s Style
South Carolina upset Wake Forest 27 to 6 as Reeves connected with Gambrell for a 36 yard pass and Gambrell added two rushing scores. Wake Forest suffered six fumbles and failed two point conversion while SC rolled 266 rushing yards and 63 passing yards. Attendance was 18 942 with SC dominating time of possession and yardage.
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Maryland Dominates Tar Heels With 31-13 Victory
Maryland outgains North Carolina 339 yards to 223 and builds a 31-13 win behind Shiner’s two TD passes to Arizzi and Chiaverini’s 2 yard run. Hannigan adds four extra points and a 38 yard field goal while NC stalls after intermission, finishing with 95 rushing yards. Attendance 26,000.
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Wofford Terriers Edge Newberry 19 16 in Thriller
Monnie Broome's late interception preserved a 19 16 Wofford victory over Newberry before about 3 000 homecoming fans in Newberry South Carolina. Wofford opened with a 62 yard drive finished by Roma from the 14.
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Lenoir Rhyne routs Guilford 56 0 in conference clash
Lenoir Rhyne overwhelmed Guilford 56 to 0 as Odel White led with 180 rushing yards and three touchdowns. Rich Kemp scored twice, and reserves added two scores as LR improved to 5-0 overall and 3-0 in the Carolinas Conference. Guilford, held to 42 rushing yards, suffered its 19th straight loss.
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U S Wins Eisenhower Cup in Japan Narrowly Over Canada
The U S Amateur team led by Deane Beman Dick Sikes Labron Harris Jr and Billy Joe Patton captured the Eisenhower Cup with 854 strokes over 72 holes in Kawana Japan. Canada led by Gary Cowan and Bob Wylie finished two back as Great Britain and New Zealand followed.
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Huskies Edge Beavers In Narrow Oregon Showdown
The seventh ranked Huskies overcome three quarters of frustration to edge Oregon State 14 to 13 in Portland. Baker connected on a 6 yard pass for Washington while Burke and Mitchell added scores for the Beavers, with 30,030 in attendance.
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Washington State tops Stanford 21 6 on 93 yard kickoff return
Ken Graham broke a tight game with a 93 yard second half kickoff return to spark Washington State past Stanford 21 6. WSU also scored on a blocked punt and a Davie Mathiew to Gerry Shaw pass. Attendance 17,250.
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Crimson Tide Rallies To Down Houston 14-3
Alabama defeats Houston 14-3 as defensive standout Lee Roy Jordan scores the winning TD and the Tide overcome an early field goal. Gene Ritch’s interception return set up Houston’s score, while Joe Namath is replaced by Jack Hurlbut for a late Alabama score. Attendance 30,000.
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