Koufax Powers Dodgers To 32-Lead In World Series
Sandy Koufax pitched four hits and 10 strikeouts as the Dodgers humbled the Twins 7 0 to take a 3 2 lead. Maury Wills collected four hits including two doubles and stole three bases, matching a Series mark. Dodgers totaled 14 hits and moved ahead with strong early scoring and key runs by Wills Gilliam Fairly Roseboro and Koufax.
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Wills
Dodgers
Jim Kaat
Dave Boswell
Jim Perry
Willie’ Davis
Honus Wagner
Koufax
Jim Gilliam
Willie Davis
Killebrew
Quilici
Gilliam
Davis
Lou Johnson
Ron
Johnson
Kaat
Fairly
Zoilo Versalles
Boswell
Junior
Maury
Dodger
Twins
Wes Parker
Dick Tracewski
John Roseboro
Sandy
Roseboro
Sam Mele
Metropolitan Stadium
Jim Merritt
Camilo Pascual
Jim Grant
Grant
Mele
Martinsburg and Waynesboro Lighting Up Tri-State Title Race
Martinsburg edged North Hagerstown 14 7 to stay in the hunt for the Tri-State League crown as Waynesboro beat Westminster 23 14. Frederick must win all league games to stay alive while Martinsburg visits Waynesboro Saturday for a key clash. betting at Hagerstown race course shows night racing gaining favor with rising handles and crowds. Lefty Kreh's fishing partners list includes Ted Williams. others from local sports and college links note Jim Ward Stan Keyser Blaine Smith and Johnny Kerr among area athletes.
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Martinsburg
Waynesboro
Frederick
North Hagerstown
Bulldogs
Marty Brenner
Bob Denton
Westminster
Hubs
Brenner
Jimmy Johnson
North
Charles Town
Shenandoah Downs
Shenny
State
Lefty Kreh
Ernest Hemingway
Fidel Castro
John (Boog) Powell
Baltimore Oriole
Ted Williams
Williams
Lefty
Potomac
Boston Red Sox
Jim Ward
Mt. Airy
Maryland
Gettysburg
Ward
Gaithersburg
Stan Keyser
University of Pennsylvania
Blaine Smith
Frederick High Grid
Western State College
Gunnison
Colorado
West Virginia
Johnny Kerr
Baltimore Bullets
Gogolak Survives Stacks To Spark Princeton Win
Princeton placekicker Charlie Gogolak, facing Cornell’s stacked defense, booted 54 and 44 yard field goals in a 36 27 victory. He missed a 35 yard try but credited a two inch high tee for added height amid the unusual setup.
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Princeton
N.J
Charlie Gogolak
Cornell
Gogolak
Gogojak
Jockey, Dixies Rider Killed in Maryland Car Crash
Carolyn Stansbury Clark a 16 year old from Upperco and Carl Ronneberg a 20 year old apprentice jockey from Newark NL were killed when their car hit a bridge abutment on Route 40 near Aberdeen Maryland. Clark's mother Mrs Dorothy Clark was in critical condition with a fractured skull. Clark had long ridden the white pony Dixie at Memorial Stadium during Colts games and at Hagerstown Raceway where her father Willie Clark trains.
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Aberdeen
Memorial Stadium
Baltimore Colts
Carolyn Stansbury Clark
Upperco
Carl Ronneberg
Newark
Dorothy Cecilia Clark
Ronneberg
Hagerstown
Willie Clark
Miss Clark
Dixie
Dodgers Clinch Win in World Series Fifth Game
Dodgers manager Walter Alston praised the 4 win over Minnesota in game five and stressed the sixth game remains. He indicated Claude Osteen will start if necessary and declined to discuss a possible seventh game. Koufax’s outing drew mixed thoughts as Alston noted he tired late, but defended Willie Davis on a tough fly ball play. Maury Wills received special praise for two key defensive plays. In other notes, Vic Davalillo said he may be traded to the Baltimore Orioles, expressing interest in reuniting with Luis Aparicio.
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Kaat
Twins
Killebrew
Sandy
Dodger Bandits
Minnesota
Koufax
Claude Osteen
Dodgers
Walter Alston
Don Drysdale
Ford Frick
Alston
Los Angeles
Ena
Sam Mele
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Sandy Koufax
Zoilo Versalles
Versalles
Don Nossek
Dick Tracewski
Frank Quilici
Maracaibo
Venenela
Cleveland
Vic Davalillo
Baltimore Orioles
Cabimas
Davalillo
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Koufax Shatters Twins in Game Five Shutout Brilliance
Sandy Koufax pitched a four hit shutout with 10 strikeouts as the Dodgers won 7-0 to take a 3 2 lead in the World Series. He admitted fatigue after the seventh and noted elbow swelling would be checked after cooling with ice.
Twins Leave Dodger Stadium Trampled in Series Rout
The Minnesota Twins flew out of Chavez Ravine after a 7-0 defeat as Los Angeles Dodgers hitters produced 34 hits over three games. Coach Billy Martin and manager Sam Mele praised the Dodgers pitching and warned that the series resumes back home where the Twins expect stronger hitting.
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LOS Angeles
Minnesota Twins
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Speed
Twins
Chavez Ravine
Dodger
Billy Martin
Martin
Jim Kaat
Dodgers
Sam Mele
Mele
Koufax
Weather Forecast for World's Series Game Six
In Minneapolis St Paul expect fair to partly cloudy skies with cool but rising temperatures for Game Six. The forecast calls for highs in the high 50s and light winds.
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Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minnesota
Knights Lancers play to scoreless soccer tie
Middletown and Singapore battled to a 0 0 draw in a county soccer game. The Knights had a goal called back at the end of the first half after officials ruled the ball crossed the line after time had run out. Middletown took 20 shots at the Lancer goal.
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Middletown
Singapore
Knights
Lancer
Maryland Guards Sidelined by Sprained Ankles Against Wake Forest
Maryland head coach Tom Nugent reported Ed Johnson and Milan Vucin both sprained ankles in Saturdays win over Wake Forest and will miss the North Carolina game. Sophomores Tom Myslinski and Mike Heck will start at left guard with Heck switching from fullback. Kenny Ambrusko may return after further scrimmages. In Denver, Broncos quarterback Mickey Slaughter wed Patty Bowerman in a Saturday ceremony.
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College Park
Maryland
Ed Johnson
Milan Vucin
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Tom Nugent
Tom Myslinski
Mike Heck
Heck
Nugent
Kenny Ambrusko
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Koufax Hero
Johnny Sain
Boston Braves
Uiirsa
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Ron Bar
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Mickey Slaughter
Denver Bronco
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