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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1963
Page
8
Dodgers capitalize on a costly error by Yankees first baseman Joe Pepitone when a ball thrown by Clete Boyer sails past him. Jim Gilliam advances to third on the misplay as Willie Davis later delivers a sacrifice fly to score the decisive run.
Joe Pepitone blamed the sun and glare from the stands for an error in the seventh that allowed Gilliam to reach third and score on Willie Davis’ sacrifice fly, giving the Dodgers a 2-1 win and a sweep. Hank Houk praised Ford and Dodger pitching while noting the team played a fine series.
Arnold Palmer captured the Whitemarsh Open with a final 281 after a late birdie on the 71st hole. Lionel Hebert finished second at 282, Sam Snead tied for third with Balding at 283, and Palmer boosted his season earnings to 127 555.
A compiled list shows dominant wins and close battles across the East South West Midwest and Far West. Notable outcomes include Princeton over Columbia 7 6 Penn State 28 Rice 7 Syracuse 48 Holy Cross 0 Harvard 28 Rutgers 0 and UCLA 106 Stanford 7 along with Texas 34 Oklahoma State 7 Georgia 27 South Carolina 7 Notre Dame 6 and many others.
A pass intended for Chicago Bear Ronnie Bull. Baltimore's Andy Nelson disrupts the play in the first quarter.
Sandy Koufax pitched six effective innings to clinch the Dodgers 2-1 victory over the Yankees in the World Series finale. Frank Howard hit a 450-foot homer into the second deck and Mickey Mantle answered with a seventh-inning shot, but a Yankee misplay on Jim Gilliam’s grounder produced the decisive run.
Dodgers celebrate in Los Angeles after sweeping the Yankees in a dramatic World Series. Walter Alston praises the team and players Frank Howard, Ron Fairly, Sandy Koufax, and Johnny Podres reflect on the victory while noting past setbacks.
Sandy Koufax, 27, of the Dodgers, pitched two strong games to seal a four straight World Series sweep of the Yankees. He praised his fastball and command, noting he felt it was the best game he pitched all year. The Dodgers won 2-1 as Tom Tresh’s homer provided the Yankees’ only runs.
Rudy Bukich off the bench sparked the undefeated Bears to a 10-3 victory over the Baltimore Colts. A 44 yard fourth quarter touchdown pass from Bukich to Ronnie Bull with Mike Ditka blocking sealed Chicago's 4-0 record and Western Division lead. LeClerc added a late 17 yard field goal after a Baltimore fumble as 48,998 watched.
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