LA Holds 2-1 Edge Going Into 4th World Series Game
Chicago's White Sox, trailing in the series, turn to Early Wynn for today's fourth World Series game against the Los Angeles Dodgers led by Roger Craig. Dodgers hold a 2-1 edge after a 3-1 win in game three before a record crowd, with Lopez optimistic about Chicago's chances as Wynn contends with Don Drysdale and Larry Sherry.
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Dodgers Win Game Four as Lopez Sees Series Hope
Los Angeles Dodgers defeat Chicago White Sox 3-1 in game four of the World Series. Managers Alston and Lopez comment on the series outlook while pinch hitter Carl Furillo delivers a decisive seventh inning single past a misplayed ball by Luis Aparicio. Furillo, a veteran of seven World Series with the Dodgers, says the hit came after a rough bounce off Aparicio’s glove.
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Hunters Dead as Forest Fire Threat Looms Grows
A report from West Virginia details a deadly hunt mishap during the first full week of the hunting season. Charles Adkins, 70, of Hurricane, Virginia, died amid a nearby forest fire threat. The Associated Press notes uncertainty about who should have pinch hit for Don Demeter, with Duke Snider's knee still a concern.
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Chicago and Los Angeles clash in tense best of seven
The first three games of the standing at Los Angeles and Chicago showcase high scoring inning by inning action. Key players include Craig Koufax Roseboro Staley Lollar and Drysdale plus Podres Sherry Donovan Aparicio and Lown. Financial figures show attendance and receipts across games with notable shares to leagues and clubs. Weathered by a sprawling box score era report, the piece notes upcoming fourth to sixth games and the broader season context.
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Fred Haney resigns as Milwaukee Braves manager
Fred Haney, 61, resigns as Milwaukee Braves manager after a season that saw the club slip from pennants to a late-season collapse. Lou Perini says the new manager must be highly capable and experienced, with strong leadership, as the Braves consider candidates including Leo Durocher and Red Schoendienst while Tebbetts is also discussed. Haney declines other job offers and says his decision was to be fair to himself and family with no immediate plans.
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NHL Play Begins as Stars Return and Teams Brace for Opener
Montreal faces disrupted start with Rocket Richard returning from a fractured leg. Canadiens add Billy Hicke and Jacques Plante with a new fiberglass mask. Rangers open at Chicago while Detroit and Toronto set home debuts, and injury woes cloud lineup for opening night.
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Little League Sets Meeting Tonight with Hall of Fame Plaques
At 41 Little League convenes tonight to unveil plaques honoring 15 hall of fame figures. Each etched plaque costs 340 dollars and will grace a Civic Center lobby. Charleston plans one plaque for Rocco J. Gorman, a Charleston High coach and WV track figure, among others from Bethany Buckhannon Fairview and Huntington.
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Donovan Earns World Series Start With Dodgers
Dick Donovan finally earned a World Series start for the Dodgers at the Los Angeles Coliseum. The New Englander walked Hodges to force a run, then was pulled after six superb innings as Carl Furillo delivered a two run pinch single to win 2-0 in the bottom of the seventh. Donovan later admitted disappointment over his exit as Lopez made the pitching change.
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Toughest Place I've Played In Says Goodman
Los Angeles AP report notes Chicago White Sox manager Lopez warned his team about Memorial Coliseum crowd of 92,291 in the World Series. Memorial Coliseum packed, players wary, Casadavoff struggles noted as spectators enjoy sunny weather.
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Casper Returns To Form To Win Centennial Open
Casper, Apple Valley golfer, shot 19 under par 269 to win the Centennial Open at the Pitcher’s Motionland Golf Club. He held off a late challenge by Bob Duden and Dave Ragan who tied for second at 272, each earning $1,650. Duden missed three short putts on the final nine holes. Casper’s triumph followed his first pro circuit event in 1955 at the Western Open where he finished 30th and earned $33.33 for the day.
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Coliseum A Trap For White Sox In World Series
Los Angeles reports describe the Coliseum as a World Series trap for the Chicago White Sox. Dodger pinch hitter Carl Furillo delivered a two run single that slipped just beyond Chicago shortstop Luis Aparicio. The ball’s bad hop forced a critical error, potentially altering the game’s momentum.
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Roseboro Thwarts Sox Thrice In Dodger Win
Los Angeles AP report notes Chicago’s base running hopes stifled by John Roseboro’s strong throwing arm as three White Sox steals were cut down in one game. Rivera praised Roseboro’s arm, comparing him only to Gus Triandos.
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Kluszewski and Rivera Compare Battles Beyond the Field
Ted Kluszewski says the situation is real bad but equal for both sides, while Jim Rivera counters that the challenge is plenty tough, comparing it to his experience in the Mexico City bull ring.
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Stengel Sports Funny World Series Hat Stir
Casey Stengel in Los Angeles covers the World Series for a national magazine wearing a straw hat decorated with a baseball figure and ribbon. He quips about the fans and fashion as the series continues with teams and players in the hunt for victory amid novelty headgear and rallying cheers.
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