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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
8
The Dodgers swept the Yankees in a four game World Series, led by brilliant pitching from Koufax Podres and Drysdale. New dynasty talk grows as Dodgers youth and pitching overwhelm the Yankees, who score only four runs in the series.
Dodgers topple the Yankees 4 games to none as Bill Skowron, traded from the Yankees for 22 year old Joe Pepitone, shines with a .385 series average. Pepitone endures a costly misplay that sealed New York’s fate, while Clete Boyer makes a stellar stop that backfires on Pepitone.
Los Angeles Dodgers celebrate their first title since 1963 after a four game World Series victory over the New York Yankees. Frank Howard homered 450 feet, pouring champagne in the Dodger clubhouse as Ralph Houk congratulated Walter Alston on a gracious defeat.
In a high scoring game New York defeats Los Angeles 5 to 2 as Pepitone and Kubek lead the offense with multiple hits. Richardson and Mantle drive runs, while Koufax struggles despite four strikeouts. Ford hands the loss with eight batters faced. Attendance 55,912.
Los Angeles and New York players stand to earn record paydays from the World Series with Dodgers about 12 900 per winner and Yankees around 8 100 per winner. The total player pool tops 1 017 546 43, a new high surpassing 1959. Frick must confirm figures. second through fifth place payouts await allocation among clubs and leagues.
In Los Angeles the New York Yankees suffered a tough loss in game four as veteran sportscaster Mel Allen lost his voice during the tense final innings. The Yankees made a late bid to overtake the Dodgers but fell short.
In Darrtown the Dodgers' four game victory over the Yankees sparked a victory parade around Walter Alston's home. Emmons Alston hosted serenading visitors and a rare violin session as neighbors praised the manager and his family joining the celebrations.
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