Drysdale to Open World Series for Dodgers
Dodgers pitchers Drysdale and Koufax lead a strong rotation as they face the Orioles in the opening game with Drysdale chosen for Wednesday. Baltimore counters with Dave McNally who has a hometown telegram of 7000 well wishes from Billings. Manager Hank Bauer backs McNally while Walt Alston weighs multiple starters for a potential seven game series.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
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Don Drysdale
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Dodgers to Use Same Lineup for World Series Opener
Los Angeles set to field a familiar lineup as they meet the Baltimore Orioles in Dodger Stadium for the World Series. Manager Walter Alston plans no batting order surprises, while Hank Saver taps lefty Dave McNally to start for Baltimore.
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Lou Johnson
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McNally to Face Dodgers in World Series Opener
Orioles lefty Dave McNally studies Dodgers scouting reports ahead of the first World Series game. He plans to lean on Frank Robinson and Stu Miller for NL insight as Baltimore holds workouts at Chavez Ravine. A separate report notes a Falkland Islands hijacking aftermath and Argentina’s claim tensey ongoing.
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Porkers Lifted to Fifth in Natl Poll by AP
Notre Dame climbs to third after beating Vanderbilt and Michigan State holds top spot with 371 points in the AP college football poll. UCLA is second, Alabama fourth. Arkansas and Florida crack the top ten as Michigan drops out after a loss to North Carolina.
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Associated Press
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George Dewey
Football Monday's Pro Football By The Associated Press
Canadian Football League notes from British Columbia game reports include team updates and standings. Highlights mention Hamilton and Montreal involvement with league fixtures and scoring summaries.
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Leinert Tops SWC in Rushing as Texas Tech Leads
DALLAS AP Mike Leinert moved atop the Southwest Conference rushing list with 118 yards against Texas A&M, boosting his season total to 240 yards on 42 carries. Baylor’s Richard Defoe emerged as the top pass catcher and versatile back, while Baylor quarterback Terry Southall maintains the passing lead. SMU edges in team offense and defense, Rice’s Dan Van Winkle sets a single game receptions mark, and Arkansas remains undefeated but ranks low in offense despite meeting leaders.
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Dan van Winkle
Tennessee
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Harry Jones
Washington Back of the Week honors Don Moore
Washington Huskies halfback Don Moore rushed for 221 yards on 80 carries guiding a 38-22 win over Ohio State. AP named him Back of the Week, with rivals and coach Woody Hayes expressing mixed views amid praise and doubt. Others nominated included Rod Sherman of USC and Dicky Thompson of Alabama.
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Associated Press
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Unclear Pro Football and College Notes From The Era
A collage of sports vignettes covers NFL free agents in Dallas Cowboys secondary, Cornell Green’s college path, George Sauer Jr. and eyesight quirks, UCLA football optimism, Dave Johnson’s Orioles rookie season, and Mike Souchoek’s evolving career. It weaves anecdotes from hockey and college basketball into a wide range of 1960s era sports chatter.
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Adcock to Toughen Up as Indians Manager
Los Angeles AP reports Joe Adcock, 38, signed to manage the Cleveland Indians with a strict, 24 hour a day approach. He vows discipline, aims to win respect, and will choose his own coaches under a two year contract. Adcock previously played 17 major league seasons, most recently for the California Angels.
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Pacifists Grab Theater Spotlight in London
British pacifists staged demonstrations at eight London theaters Monday night to denounce the Vietnam War. Reactions were mixed with one audience member shouting and another cheering a sensitive moment as a woman pacifist was led off stage. A note mentions a coronation date for a pope chosen by the new pope.
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Colrain Angler Reels in a Big Green River Trout
A Colrain outdoors writer recalls a two day rain bringing the Green River to life. A man fishes with a Royal Coachman fly and grasshoppers, landing a large brown trout before it snaps the line. The tale captures the river’s renewal and the joy of successful moments on the water.
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Mad Rush for World Series Tickets at Dodger Stadium
Gates opened at 1 p.m. and in 45 minutes 8,000 remaining World Series tickets sold cash only. Dodgers officials reported about 55,000 home-game tickets sold. A separate line notes England’s George II defeated the French at Dettingen in 1743 during the War of Austrian Succession.
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Los Angeles Dodger
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Dettingen
Broyles Hails Loyd Phillips as Greatest Defender
Fayetteville Arkansas AP coach Frank Broyles praised Razorback tackle Loyd Phillips as the greatest defensive lineman he's seen in college football after reviewing the film of Arkansas 21 0 victory over Texas Christian. Phillips had nine tackles and 10 assists. The Razorbacks prepare for Baylor with a one hour practice as center Melvin Gibbs and tackle Dick Cone Ringham posted top grades on offense. Mike Jordan injury update given with expected return in days. He also notes Helms Trophy honoring six amateur athletes per continent.
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