Koufax Delivers Dodgers Fifth Pennant Under Alston
Sandy Koufax pitched the Los Angeles Dodgers to their sixth pennant in Walter Alston's 13 year tenure. He struck out 10, fanned Richie Allen three times, and silenced a late Phillies rally as the Dodgers built a three run third inning lead and clinched the NL title over the Giants. The Giants, hoping for a playoff, watched from airports as Koufax dominated and the Dodgers celebrated their second straight league crown.
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Crossett Climbs in State Ranks
Little Rock Hall leads the Arkansas AP high school football poll with seven first place votes and 124 points after back to back wins over Northside and Texarkana, as Northside slips to second despite a 13-0 win over Searcy. Crossett and other top ten teams are listed amidst a broader standings section and batting/league data appears in the same clipping.
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Yerger Tigers Fall 31 to 6 Against Langston High
In Hammons Stadium on October 1, Langston High Bulldogs defeated Yerger Tigers 31 to 6. James Webber opened scoring on a 40 yard interception return, Milton Witherspoon and Johnnie Smith connected on a 20 yard pass, and Ernest Standekes led Yerger with 58 rushing yards on 9 carries as the Bulldogs pulled away to a 31 point final.
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Cardinals Cling to First Place
Cardinals stay atop the NFL East after a 41-10 win over the Eagles under new coach Charlie Winner. Johnny Boland’s 86-yard punt return and Larry Wilson’s 91-yard interception for a touchdown sparked a second-half surge as St. Louis outscored opponents 77-10 after intermission in four straight wins.
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Army Penn State clash headlines college football results
Army blanked Penn State 11 to 0 while Syracuse routed Maryland 28 to 7. Princeton beat Columbia 14 to 12 and Pennsylvania edged Brown 20 to 9 as Holy Cross defeated Dartmouth 7 to 6. Harvard thumped Tufts 45 to 0. Rutgers beat Yale 17 to 14.
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Robinson Wins Batting Crown in Hall of Fame Triple Crown
Hall of Famer Frank Robinson captured the American League batting title with a .316 average to complete the triple crown as Baltimore split a doubleheader with Minnesota. He led the league with 49 home runs and 122 RBIs, finishing a historic season after being traded from Cincinnati. The Orioles clinched the pennant. the Twins moved to second in the AL behind Robinson and Baltimore.
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Dodgers to Open World Series With Drysdale or Osteen
Dodgers manager Walter Alston said Drysdale or Claude Osteen will start the World Series opener against the Orioles in Los Angeles after Sandy Koufax pitched Sunday in the pennant clincher. Hank Bauer indicated Dave McNally would start for Baltimore if he is available. The series begins Wednesday in Los Angeles.
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Alabama Signal Caller Leads Tide to Key Victory
Alabama's Ken Stapler starred in his major rival debut, completing 16 of 19 for 144 yards with a 28 yard TD, Ray Perkins catching nine passes. The Crimson Tide beat Mississippi 17-7, securing its second win and remaining undefeated as national contenders.
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Arkansas Razorbacks roll past TCU in low scoring win
Harry Jones stars for Arkansas with three touchdowns as the Razorbacks beat Texas Christian 21 to 0. Jon Brittenum connects on two long passes, Jones shines on a 48 yard TD catch and a 72 yard run, and Arkansas defense stalls the Frogs. The win extends Arkansas to 24 straight regular season victories and sets up a matchup with Baylor.
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