Orioles Win First Game of Series Behind Bullpen Surge
Baltimore relievers silenced the Los Angeles Dodgers in Game 1 as Frank Drabowsky and the bullpen shut down the lineup after a quick offense built on homers by the Robinsons and Russ Snyder. The victory tied the series early, with Dave McNally and Jim Palmer slated for Game 2 against Sandy Koufax.
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Dave McNally
Jim Palmer
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Wes Parker
Jim Gilliam
John Roseboro
Orioles Top Dodgers In A World Series Opener
Baltimore 5 Los Angeles 2 as McNally and Drabowsky won a pitching duel. F Robinson and B Robinson knocked in runs for the Orioles. Series schedule set with games through Oct 19 if needed. Attendance 55,941 and total receipts 557,336. Players’ share 284,241.36 split between leagues and teams.
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North Dakota State Tops Small College Poll In AP Ballot
The Associated Press poll lists North Dakota State as the best small college team, with Montana State 35-6 over Fresno State and South Dakota State moving up after a 35-6 win. Western, Weber State, and Tennessee State also gain ground as voters rate the national panel of 16 sports writers and broadcasters.
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World Series Facts and Figures Summary
Data heavy snapshot from a World Series game shows Robinson leading with multiple hits for the visiting team and Wills, Gilliam, and Drysdale contributing for Los Angeles. Box score highlights include detailed batting lines, pitching figures for McNally and Drabowsky, and game totals with errors and left on base.
Eagles Rated Best AA Team in Arkansas
Eagles top Arkansas Class AA standings after five straight wins under Coach John Pierce now at Crossett. Crossett hosts the Bobcats at Forest Stadium Friday night at 7 30 p.m. in a likely tough test for Hope’s team.
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Dodger Stadium's unseen boss Dick Walsh runs the park
From his glass-enclosed office Dick Walsh oversees a 700-strong stadium operations workforce for the Dodgers. As vice president in charge of stadium operations, he coordinates turnstiles, walkie-talkies, and service crews while handling requests from terraces and mezzanines. His career spans from Fort Worth to Chavez Ravine, shaping the Dodgers' westward move and maintaining daily park life during World Series buzz.
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Walter Alston
Walter O'Malley
Dick Walsh
Calabash
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Branch Rickey
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Drabowsky Hero Of World Series Opener
Moe Drabowsky starred for the Baltimore Orioles in a 5-2 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers, fanning 11 in relief to tie a series record and become the game’s hero. The 31-year-old pitcher, born in Ozania, Poland, recalled childhood streams and the journey from immigrant student to major league standout and Chicago stock broker in the off season.
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Drabowsky
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Chicago
Hall Poised To Scalp Blytheville In High School Clash
Fort Smith Northside and North Little Rock face rugged Friday night tests while top ranked Little Rock Hall travels to Blytheville. Hall seeks a fifth straight win behind Buzz McArthur and Steve Hockersmith. Northside, led by strong defense, clashes with North Little Rock in a high stakes matchup. Other statewide games forecast include Fayetteville at Springdale and Benton at Little Rock McClellan.
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Fayetteville Considers Annexation At General Election
Fayetteville directors vote to place Annexation proposal on November 8 ballot. Plan calls for areas adding about 2,000 people and 1,110 acres to the city per the planning commission. No further details available due to incomplete source text.
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Three Corner Choice in Pro Quarterback Prospects
Before the leagues merged the industry eyed Steve Spurrier Gary Beban and Bob Griese as top prospects. Scouts debate Beban's potential against Spurrier and Griese with Spurrier showing accuracy and versatility while Griese is praised for size speed and pro poise. Joe Thomas notes rising values and a one million dollar benchmark for Spurrier’s use.
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Joe Thomas
Miami Dolphins
Steve Spurrier
John Maynard Keynes
Joe Namath
Donny Anderson
Spurrier
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Bob Griese
Purdue
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Yerger Tigers Host Sonic Tigers Friday At Hammons Stadium
Yerger High Tigers meet Sonic High School Tigers of Baton Rouge in Hammons Stadium Friday October 7 at 9:90 pm. Yerger aims to rebound after a loss to Hot Springs, using quarterback Johnny Smith and backs James Monk and Robert Prater along with strong defense led by captains Harold Lloyd and Earl Muldrew in a home game expected to thrill local Tiger fans.
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Earl Muldrew
Rich Texans Plot Against Tower in 1966 Race
Garth Jones reports Texas Democrats marshal a multimillion-dollar bid to defeat U.S. Senator John G. Tower with President Johnson and Governor Connally backing the effort. Republicans counter to frame Tower’s reelection as a vehicle to regain 1964 losses. Both Tower and opponent Waggoner Carr are conservatives, while liberal Democrats threaten to boycott.
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Broyles Sees Razorbacks Ready For Baylor Test
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles urged his team to be ready as they face Baylor in the SWC opener. He noted Baylor will be prepared, and Arkansas aims to match that level of intensity. All-America linemen Loyd Phillips Richard Trail and Mike Jordan returned to practice after missing Tuesday.
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Texas GOP faces high stakes in Tower Carr election feud
The Texas race pits Tower and Carr in a decade long feud with each accusing the other of spending about 2 million to sway the election. Tower, a 41-year-old ex professor, leads with strong party backing while Carr, 46, gains Johnson Connally support and backing from senior Democrats. Observers see a crisis for Texas Republicans as party power shifts and intra party factions struggle for influence amid long standing Democratic dominance.
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