Dodgers in clubhouse notes on run to pennant
Notes from the Dodger clubhouse with Walter O'Malley and Walter Alston detailing signings, trades, and key moments that defined the drive toward the pennant. The piece cites high hopes for the future and discusses scheduling, playoff nerves, and attendance statistics.
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Dodgers edge Cubs as Neal and Roseboro power win
In Chicago, Dodgers hitters Charlie Neal and John Roseboro hit two run homers to back Don Craig in a 6-2 victory over the Cubs. Craig pitched six strong innings, earning his 11th win and dropping the Cubs to six hits allowed. Banks sat out with calf contusions, Averill moved to second, and Banks later appeared as a pinch hitter to extend his consecutive game streak. The win sets up a possible World Series opener against the White Sox if the playoff ends in Milwaukee or Chicago.
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Flag Hopes Ended as Cardinals Split Doubleheader
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the San Francisco Giants 2-1 to end the Giants pennant chances, then routed San Francisco in a second game, 148. Eddie Cressedaud error in the eighth inning of the first game allowed two unearned runs, sealing the decisive loss.
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Dodgers and Phillies battle as playoff chatter fills booth
In a tense broadcast from a crowded room, Dodgers fans hear updates on a 1-1 game as Braves push early. Coaches Dressen and Koufax among those listening, amid boos and camera pans. Robinson’s balk and a run-scoring sequence heighten the suspense while fans beg for playoff tickets.
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O'Dell Stops Yankees for 3-1 Victory
Billy O'Dell pitched a six hitter and earned his 10th win as the Orioles defeated the Yankees 3-1. Baltimore rallied with three runs in the eighth inning on five straight singles with two out, ending New York's hoped-for surge in a rough season moment.
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Amato Skips New York Hearing Over Flight Nervousness
Cas D'Aristo, manager of former heavyweight Floyd Patterson, said Sunday he will miss Tuesday's New York hearing citing a dislike of flying. The NYSAC is probing possible underworld and monopolistic activities tied to the Johansson Patterson title bout.
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How to Stay Sweethearts in Old News Tone
An unclear fragment notes a man’s marriage surprise described by a friend after 36 years. The piece references Reader's Digest and a late October date with advice on maintaining affection. The readable text is fragmented and lacks coherent events or names.
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49ers edge Eagles 24 14 on Woodson Deve punt returns
Abe Woodson and rookie Eddie Deve sparked scoring with two punt returns as San Francisco built a 21-0 lead and held on for a 24-14 victory over Philadelphia. Joe Perry and J D Smith added rushing scores, Y A Tittle connected on a 35 yard pass to Billy Wilson, while Tommy Davis added a 43 yard field goal.
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Rugged grid foes visit LBSC and area teams
Long Beach State College hosts rugged San Francisco State at Veterans Stadium after a 19-0 win over Satramesto. Compton faces St Anthony after an upset of Riverside Poly, while LBSC travels to Santa Ana JC and Jordan visits Paramount. Millikan goes to Leuzinger with Lakewood at Ramona Saturday.
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