Milwaukee Brav es steel-nerved pennant chase and Rams collapse
A writer lauds the Milwaukee Braves for a steel-nerved edge in clinching the National League title, praising veterans like Felix Mania and manager Fred Haney amid questions over missed opportunities. The piece then pivots to a harsh critique of the Los Angeles Rams defense, detailing costly breakdowns in the secondary and predicting no NFL pennants with their current backfield.
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ChiSox Take Series Opener Against Dodgers in World Series
Chicago White Sox won the opener 11 5 in New York, dropping Dodgers odds in the World Series. Chicago moved from 6-3 to 13-10 favorites for Game 2 in Chicago, while the Sox improved to 11-3 series favorites after the victory.
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Troy Faces Buckeyes In Night Clash At Los Angeles
Southern California hosts Ohio State in a landmark night game at the Coliseum. The unbeaten Trojans stand as favorites, while Ohio State fields a junior-led squad under Woody Hayes. Key players include center Mike McKeever on defense and quarterback Al Prokop on offense. The expected crowd exceeds forty thousand as the interregional showdown shapes NCAA title chatter.
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World Series radio money dispute with Phils and Yankees
The Phillies balked at sharing radio money with the Yankees in the World Series. The Phils were eventually persuaded to surrender their rights, sending the funds into the pension fund along with a portion of TV money, while the Yankees, already rich, would likely agree to the plan.
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Haney mum over rumor 1960 plans
Milwaukee Braves manager Fred Haney said any announcement about his baseball future would come from the front office and he has not talked to Braves about next year yet. He refused to confirm or deny rumors he planned to quit after the Dodgers series.
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