World Series at a glance
The Best-of-Seven series shows Game 1 ended New York 15 Cincinnati 5 with Gullett the winner and Bench homerless in front of 54 826. Game 2 New York 9 Cincinnati 4 as Billingham won with modern lineup notes. The schedule lists Cincinnati at New York and New York at Cincinnati with possible games through Oct 24.
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N.Y
Cinci
Alexander
Lyle
Munson
Gullett
Borbon
W—Gullett
L—Alexander
Cincinnati
Morgan
Zachry
New York
Ellis
Football scores from Saturday nationwide results
A compact tally of college football scores across conferences listing team names and final scores. Notable results include Arkansas State 41 Southern Illinois 10, Boston College 14 West Virginia 3, Penn State 27 Syracuse 3, Florida 33 Florida State 26, Notre Dame 41 Oregon 0, UCLA 62 Washington State 3, and many others across the South, Midwest, West, and Southwest.
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New Hampshire
Cent. Conn
Penn
Mississippi
Val
Howard
Virginia
Midwest
Akron
Ball St
Arkansas
Ohio
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Kansas
S. Dakota
Morningside
W. Illinois
E. Illinois
W. Michigan
Toledo
Wichita St
Reds take 2-0 lead in World Series with Perez game winner
Cincinnati edged New York 3-2 to take a two games to none lead in the World Series as Tony Perez lined a fastball past Catfish Hunter in the ninth. Ken Griffey Jr scored on the play after Fred Stanley’s fielding miscue, while Joe Morgan secured the run on an intentional pass to Perez. The Reds jumped to a 3-0 edge before the Yankees tied it at 3-3, yet Perez delivered the decisive hit in the final frame.
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Cincinnati
Catfish Hunter
Riverfront Stadium
Fred Stanley
New York
Tony Perez
Reds
Yankee Stadium
Hunter
Yankees
Ken Griffey
Stanley
Griffey
Joe Morgan
Perez
Yanks
Brooklyn
Milwaukee
Billy Martin
Dan Driessen
George Foster
Johnny Bench
Foster
Cesar Geronimo
Dave Concepcion
Driessen
Geronimo
Thurman Munson
Chris Chambliss
Graig Nettles
Bill Deegan
Martin
Morgan
Catfish
Rose
Tony
Clinton, Miss
William Miller
OBU
Mississippi College
Miller
Steve Halpin
Halpin
George Sparks
Mark Pilcher
Reddie
Henderson
UAPB
Reddies
Sparks
Joe Smith
Harding, HSU, CBU win games
The Arkansas Intercollegiate Conference show featured Harding College winning 23-7 over Arkansas Tech but losing star Bob Winston to a season ending collarbone injury. Central Arkansas, Henderson, Ouachita also won while UCA led 100 at halftime and Henderson shut out UAPB 24-0.
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Associated Press
Arkansas
Harding College
Bison
Arkansas Tech
Bob Winston
AIC
Central Arkansas
Southern Arkansas
Henderson
Arkansas Pine Bluff
Ouachita
Mississippi College
Winston
Jeff Smith
Allen Grieb
Harding
David Skelton
Joe David Smith
Tech
Glenn Liitsche
Larry Stanfield
LAU
UCA
Marvin Austin
Gary Odom
SAU
Don Hawkins
Terry Krumpler
Odom
Bears
Stanfield
Venturi to Marco Island Club for public relations work
Ken Venturi the 1964 U S Open champion and TV golf caster will reside at Marco Island County Club with wife Beau and sons Matt and Tim. He noted heat hardships after winning the Open at Congressional, the last 36 holes in one day. Two big harness tests open at Yonkers Raceway with 200000 purses each the Yonkers Trot and Cane Pace marking pacing’s Triple Crown start.
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Venturi
Marco Marco Island
Fla
Ken Venturi
Marco Island Country Club
Beau
Matt
Tim
Marco Island
Washington,d.c
Congressional
Yonkers
N.Y
Yonkers Raceway
Delaware
Ohio
Roosvelt Raceway
Westbury
Bevens Fights Through No-Hit Pair in 1939 Minor League
Pitcher Bill Bevens hurled two no-hit games for Wenatchee in the 1939 Western International League season. The feats showcased his sharp control and dominant edge as the team chased a pennant amid strong Western circuits.
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Bill Bevens
Wenatchee
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Billingham
Bench
W—Billingham
L— Hunter
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