Dark and Houk Ready for Deciding World Series Game
San Francisco Giants manager Alvin Dark and Yankees leader Ralph Houk both vowed victory as Jack Sanford and Ralph Terry faced off in the deciding World Series game. Dark praised Sanford's form and prepared changes including Willie McCovey, Tom Haller and Orlando Cepeda, while Houk asserted the Yankees would win as their aces tuned up for the showdown.
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Baby Buffalo Barnett A Top Oregon All America Bid
Steve Barnett, 252 pound right tackle at 6 1, anchors Oregon line. A two year All Pacific Coast choice with a 3.31 GPA, he blocks superbly and rumbles for field position, helping Duck backs gain 309 yards vs Texas and 491 vs Utah. Barnett, nicknamed Baby Buffalo, is seen as a top pro draft prospect and headlines Oregon football progression with strength, speed, and durability.
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World Series lineups released for game seven
San Francisco and New York announce probable starting players for game seven. Key names include Mantle, Maris, Mays, McCovey and Cepeda for the two teams, with Terry and Sanford listed as pitchers and infielders among the designated lineups. Umpire crews are named for plate, bases and outfield positions.
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Landing Fish Tips From The Moment Of Truth
Anglers learn the landing phase marks the moment of truth and the key to a trophy. Techniques include using a landing net for sunfish or salmon, submerging it quietly, leading the fish head first, and scooping upward. For beaching, ease the fish through shallows, then lift by the lower lip or nose the fish into a rock.
Cepeda Finds Power as Giants Force Game Seven
Orlando Cepeda rested six days boosted by a 35 ounce bat, delivering a three for four hitting spree including a key fifth inning single to drive in the go ahead run. The Giants defeated the Yankees 5-2 at Candlestick Park to tie the World Series at three games each and extend the series. Cepeda, exhausted after a 298 game season, shed a slump with new bat weight and rested approach.
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Tech considers ACC bid and stadium needs
Virginia Tech Athletic Director Frank Moseley called the ACC membership question an administrative matter. A national report said Tech would seek ACC entry after a new stadium is built, with capacity targets of 35 000 to 40 000 and costs of 1.5 to 2 million. Tech currently faces Virginia and Wake Forest in basketball and football this year.
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Orthopedic Expert Links Practice Risk to Car Travel
Less Hazard Chapel Hill NC Dr Jack C Hughston says football players face higher injury risk en route to practice than on the field. The Columbia Ga surgeon notes a successful car ride reduces crash risk and implies scrimmages may be safer when travel is hazards free.
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Army Takes Lead In Lambert Trophy Balloting
Army rose to No 1 in the Lambert Trophy rankings after defeating previously unbeaten Penn State. The Cadets received six of eight first place votes, with Penn State taking the remaining two. Holy Cross moved to third, followed by Syracuse Pittsburgh Dartmouth Navy Princeton Boston College and Villanova.
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1962 World Series Facts and Figures
UPI summary of the 1962 World Series between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants. It covers standings with 3–3, schedule details for each game including scores, seventh game location Candlestick Park on Oct 16, series odds, pitchers, officials, and financial figures such as attendance 332,816 and total receipts 2,522,346.07 with allocations to commissioner's cut clubs and leagues players pool.
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John Carroll Hosts Allegheny in PAC Showdown
John Carroll Blue Streaks, tied for PAC lead, host defending champion Allegheny in a key unbeaten matchup. Carroll posted 424 rushing and passing yards in a 67 point win over Wayne, while Allegheny’s Stoner Tracy threw three TDs in a 1962 win over Case Tech. Western Reserve travels to Wayne State as Thiel and Washington and Jefferson meet, Tech hosts Bethany.
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Mets Strike 1963 Deal With Buffalo Bisons
The New York Mets contract with the Buffalo Bisons of the International League for 1963 aims to strengthen minor league arrangements. Army tops Lampert Trophy ballot after beating Penn State, while Penn State eyes Syracuse clash to rebound. White Sox announce three-player sale to Indianapolis to trim roster. Jim Marshall released to join Chunichi Dragons in Japan. Steelers open drills at South Park ahead of Sunday Dallas game. Britain’s Vardao enters the Laurel IAI at Washington, D. C. on November 12.
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Vizier's marchioness accepts Belmont race bid
The marchioness of Vizier said she will race Val de Loir, a top three year old, in the Man o' War Stakes at Belmont Park on October 27.
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France
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Pierce's Strong Arm Helps Giants Tie World Series
San Francisco pitcher Billy Pierce delivered a three hit 5-2 win to even the World Series at 3-3 against the Yankees. Pierce pitched 4 1 3 perfect innings, allowed a homer to Roger Maris, and received strong support from Orlando Cepeda and Willie Mays as Ford labored in Candlestick Park.
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Boxscore and game notes for New York at San Francisco
The boxscore shows New York scoring 2 runs and San Francisco 5. Key plays include Maris hitting a home run and Cepeda and Boyer doubling. Pitchers Ford took the loss for New York, Bridges earned the win for San Francisco, with Ford allowing the runs across seven innings and issuing eight hits and five walks. Alignment and defensive positions listed for players Cubs through Burkhart.
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Unsung Hero Clancy Sheehan Raised Giants Groundswell
SAN FRANCISCO UPI. Tom Clancy Sheehan, once a hotel house detective, is hailed as the unsung hero who scouted the Yankees and fed reports to Giants manager Alvin Dark. His near-legendary tenure as a manager in 1960 is recalled as chaotic, with clubhouse antics described as a real circus.
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Steelers Set to Face Cowboys in Weekend Showdown
Pittsburgh aims to extend a 3-2 NFL Eastern Division run as they prep at South Park for Sunday at Forbes Field against the Dallas Cowboys. Coach Buddy Parker hailed recent progress after a 20-17 win over the Giants moved them into a second place tie with New York. Steady fullback John Henry Johnson boosted the offense with 123 yards on 22 carries to reach second in unofficial NFL rushing totals.
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Moss To Undergo Eye Operation After Crash
London report notes top auto racer Stirling Moss, seriously injured in a 120 mile per hour Easter crash, plans an operation soon to realign his eyesight. He says forward vision remains fine but side vision is doubled in mirrors, hampering racing. Moss has not raced since the accident and recently returned from an American trip where he was fined for speeding.
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Sophia Senior LL Meeting Tonight at City Hall
The Sophia Senior Little League will hold an important meeting tonight at 7 p m at City Hall. The league forms after Slab Fork District Babe Ruth League was dropped and plans to establish six teams as one of its first actions.
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Boxer Lavorante Remains In Coma After Fight
Alejandro Lavorante, 25, Argentine heavyweight, stayed in a light coma and serious condition 25 days after being knocked out in a scheduled 10 round bout. He was stopped in the sixth round by Johnny Riggins of San Francisco on Sept. 21. A spokesman at California Lutheran Hospital said frequent checkups show no clear sign when he will regain consciousness.
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Montgomery Ties Fayetteville in 7-7 stalemate
Montgomery Junior High salvaged a 6-6 scoreline with a 2 yard pass in the final 33 seconds to force a 7-7 tie with Fayetteville. Thomas Booker opened for Fayetteville with a 15 yard run for a early lead as Montgomery earlier beat Fayetteville 28-7 this season.
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