Dodgers and Giants Series Sparks Frisco Press Reactions
The San Francisco press mocks the Giants after the Dodgers sweep a crucial three game series at Candlestick Park. Analysts quote a Giant player about luck versus skill and critique Candlestick conditions and Dodger Stadium. Local writers joke about the Giants’ pennant odds and praise Dodgers luck and performance.
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Richardson Sparks Yankees Romp 8-0
Whitey Ford pitched six and one third innings before Marshall Bridges finished a seven hitter as the Yankees beat the Detroit Tigers 8-0. Richardson homered for the sixth time this season driving in three, and Tom Tresh on base. Skowron and Howard added key hits as New York raced to an early lead.
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Braves Rally Past Colts 7 6 in Tight Tilt
Braves beat Colts 7 6 as Hank Aston leads with three singles two steals and three runs. Warren Spahn earned the win with late relief from Don Nottebart and Claude Raymond after Roman Mesias homered for the Colts. Bob Aspromonte and Ken Monte aided late scoring in a tense finish.
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Hawks to face Downey and Long Beach in key tilt
The Downey and Long Beach opponents loom as the Hawks seek momentum. Jack Randall leads the lineup in a crucial game tonight, with pitchers matching up in a tense showdown.
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Sandy Dandy Sparks Alouettes In Eastern Opener
Rookie quarterback Stephens from Minnesota shined with veteran poise guiding the Montreal Alouettes to a 2 15 victory over the Toronto Argonauts in the opening game of the Eastern Football Conference season Friday night.
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Williams Hit Lifts Cubs Over Pirates in Dramatic 76-
Chicago Cubs rally to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 76 69 in a seesaw game. Billy Williams delivered a ninth inning single with two outs to drive in Ken Hubris for the winning run as El Roy Face took the loss. Cubs used five pitchers with WIlitis securing his 7th win since June 10.
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Wynn Earns 298th Win Behind Strong Night
Chicago's Early Wynn moved within two of 300 victories by defeating the Kansas City Athletics 3-1 in old Comiskey Park. He held KC to four hits over seven innings, as Jim Landis and Manny Jimenez saved the lead with key catches. Wynn’s career record stands 299-235 after this win.
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Sonny Laughs Off Patterson Speed in Title Fight
Sonny Liston dismissed the idea Patterson can outpace him in their September 25 title bout. He warned Patterson he may knock him down, noting Patterson’s past resilience. Liston heads to Chicago for the Bud Billiken Parade. Also mentioned are Luis Aparicio’s $500 fine and suspension revocation, tennis hall of fame picks, and pole vault notes.
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Redbird Rally Tops Phillies 7-4 in St Louis
Louis Cardinals beat the Philadelphia Phillies 7-4 to extend their winning streak to four games. Ken Boyer started the seventh inning rally with a single and scored the go ahead run on Charlie James's hit after Gene Oliver's pincher.
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Gunter Seis Sets Record En Route to Victory
Al Gunter of Alhacbra won the weekly AMA motorcycle race main event Friday night. He also lowered the one lap track record from 3.26 seconds to 23.19 in front of 3,349 spectators.
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Robinsons two homer barrage powers Reds past Mets 8 4
Frank Robinson slugged two homers and drove in four as Cincinnati beat New York 8 to 4. Robinson opened the game with a homer, doubled and stole third, and later added a solo shot for his 25th of the season. Jim Maloney pitched a complete game for the win.
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Ramos Hurls 6-Hitter To Stop Senators 3-0
Cleveland Indians pitcher Tito Francona Ramos allowed six hits with six strikeouts and one walk to defeat Washington 3-0. Stenhouse escaped a bases loaded jam but was roughed in the west as Ramos silenced two-run threats and retired the final 10 batters.
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Paterean Pact Eliminated in State Playoffs
Yountville Peterson Post lost to Lodi 74 in ten innings in the American Legion State playoffs. The decisive run came in the tenth with back-to-back doubles by Dave Miller and Jim Culbert. Long Beach’s Jerry final hit a two run homer in the fifth, while Gary Forsneier added three hits.
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Crown Bowl Scores Stallings and Stars in Local Meet
The Crown Bowl event drew top totals from numerous bowlers this week. Notable numbers include Nora Sides 257 and Marge Haka 1211, with Joe Garton posting strong performances at 191 and 203 games. In the men’s division Lea Schaible led with 253, and Spalstery 278 paced high scores alongside several others.
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