Drysdale McNally Open World Series As Dodgers Lead
Dodgers vouching pitching edge as Drysdale faces Orioles ace McNally in the opening World Series game at Dodger Stadium. Sanity of Koufax, Osteen and Palmer contrasts with Orioles power hitters Frank Robinson Boog Powell Brooks Robinson Curt Blefary as NBC telecasts.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
LOS Angeles
Don Drysdale
Dodger Stadium
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Orioles
Koufax
Drysdale
Osteen
Dodgers
McNally
Billings
Mont
Hank Bauer
Walt Alston
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Davey
Bauer
Alston
Phillies
Minnesota
Jim Palmer
Wally Bunker
Bombers
Frank Robinson
Robinson
Koufax, Drysdale and Co
Cincinnati Reds
Boog Powell
Brooks Robinson
Powell
Curt Blefary
Jim Lefebvre
Lefebvre
RBI
Lou Johnson
Lowell Hill Wins Flight In Oliver Harris Clambake Golf
Lowell Hill captured championship flight honors with 79 76 net 147 after handicaps. Jay Riley won the large traveling trophy for the lowest two day net 141. Riley also won the first flight and led overall standings ahead of A L Kelley 142 in the third flight. Other flight results list Kelley 142 third flight, Erickson 151 fourth flight, and Gulick 144 second but not yet detailed.
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Lowell Hill
Jay Riley
Hill
John Allen
Bud Moran
Harry Mills
Riley
A. L. Kelley
Bob Gulick
Walt Isaacks
Mike Ditty
Eddie Melendez
L.J. Olson
Lee Duncan
Ben Bjorum
Jack Boyette
Kelley
Bobby Allison
del Igon
Tim Daniel
W.J. Kraemer
A.V. Erickson
Ralph Fluker
John Young
Jim Gibson
New Mexico Football Scoring Leader Ted Hern Dominates
Santa Rosa star Ted Hern leads the state scoring race with 21 TDs and 12 PATs, totaling 138 points and 70 behind Cruz Flores’s 1961 season record. Marc Black sits second with 18 TDs and 108 points after five games as the field tightens behind Hern.
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Associated Press
New Mexico
Ted Hern
Santa Rosa
Hern
Cruz Flores
West Las Vegas
Marc Black
Black
Wayne Hallmark
Clovis
N.M. Military
Wayne Hallmark Clovis
Robert Lee Williams
Albuquerque
Dave Jones
Alb. Highland
Reggie Gallegos
Academy
Terrance Archande Bloomfield
Abel Saiz Bloomfield
Anthony Ebell
Roy Ralph Walker
Alb
Snarians Lead Nation for Third Week in A P Poll
Michigan State holds the top spot in the AP college football poll for the third consecutive week with 371 points and 20 first place votes. UCLA remains second with 345 points, Notre Dame is third with 322, and Alabama falls to fourth after Notre Dame’s rise.
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Ben Olan
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Arkansas
Tennessee
Florida
Michigan State
Spartans
Illinois
UCLA
Irish
Alabama
Southern California
Nebraska
Georgia Tech
Michigan
North Carolina
Wolverines
Vanderbilt
Michigan St
Pege
California
Jets remain undefeated in AFL East standings
New York Jets top AFL statistics as the only undefeated team in the Eastern Division. They lead in total offense 359.8 yards per game and passing offense 258.8 yards, plus total, passing and rushing defense. Jets allowed 181 yards per game. Buffalo and Boston trail in ground gain.
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NEW York
American Football League
New York Jets
Jets
AFL
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Boston
Pro Soccer Nets Major TV Contract Boost
CBS announced a multimillion dollar exclusive rights deal for National Professional Soccer League games. The contract reportedly pays about 1 million dollars a year for two years with options through 10, and 18 live Sunday games will air from May 7 to Sept 3 next year. The league has 11 teams in cities including New York Boston Atlanta Philadelphia Washington Chicago and Los Angeles with Toronto and San Diego joining. Junior Fred Badman of Penn State tennis will spend the summer aboard a Navy nuclear submarine as part of ROTC.
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New York
United States
Columbia Broadcasting System
NPSL
Boston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Washington
D.C
Hartford
Highland Clinches No 1 In New Mexico Prep Football Ratings
Highland remains unbeaten and leads the Boand ratings with 96.2, ahead of Farmington at 91.2 after a 47-0 win over Albuquerque Valley. Manzano moves to fourth, NM Military climbs to sixth, while Clovis drops to ninth after a 46-41 loss to Manzano.
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Pat Thompson
Associated Press
Albuquerque Highland
William F. Boand
New Mexico
Highland
Albuquerque Valley
Farmington
Albuquerque Manzanos
Albuquerque
Gallup
Carlsbad
New Mexico Military
Santa Fe
Roswell
Hobbs
Clovis
Manzano
Belen
Anthony Gadsden
N.M. Military
Alb. del Norte
Los Alamos
L.C. Mayfield
Alb. Rio Grande
Bloomfield
Tularosa
W. Las Vegas
Tucumcari
Alb. Academy
Artesia
Alamogordo
Las Cruces
Detroit Tigers eye moves and trade amid coaching shakeup
Detroit manager Mayo Smith plans to add two coaches and pursue possible trades as he takes the helm. He named Tony Cuccinello as third base coach and aims to coordinate pitching. James A. Campbell announced Smith's appointment to the job, estimated at 25 000 to 30 000 dollars annually.
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Detroit
Mayo Smith
Detroit Tigers
Smith
Tony Cuccinello
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tigers
James A. Campbell
Frank Skaff
Skaff
Bob Swift
Swift
Charlie Dressen
Dressen
Adcock Plans To Be Tough On Indians
Los Angeles AP reports baseball’s new Indians manager Joe Adcock vows discipline and respect from players. The 38 year old, signed Monday to a two year contract, will select his coaches and treats baseball as a 24 hour job. Adcock, who played 17 major league seasons, previously spent three years with the California Angels and 1963 with Cleveland. He replaces Birdie Tebbetts who quit last month.
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LOS Angeles
Big Joe Adcock
Cleveland Indians
Adcock
Indians
California Angels
Cincinnati
Milwaukee Braves
Birdie Tebbetts
Yale Sensation Dowling Aims High In All Fields
Brian Dowling Yale quarterback and multi sport standout from Cleveland gains early fame as a Yale sensation. He dominates football scoring and passer totals while contributing in basketball baseball tennis and golf. His father Emmett Dowling Sr. dies after a long illness.
Gaiters Drops to Third in CFL Rushing Stats
The Continental Football League lists Bob Gaiters of Hartford Charter Oaks as third in rushing with 95 attempts for 489 yards and four touchdowns. Bart Templeman, Eastern Montana College center, has three touchdowns in four games. John Ogden of BYU and Jerry Darling of Wyoming named WAC back and lineman of the week after notable performances.
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Philadelphia
New Mexico State University
Bob Gaiters
Gaiters
Hartford
Billings
Mont
Bart Templeman
Eastern Montana College
Shorty Alterowitz
Templeman
Salmon
Idaho
Colorado School of Mines
Eastern
Carroll College
Denver
Colo
John Ogden
Brigham Young
Jerry Darling
Wyoming
Western Athletic Conference
Ogden
Colorado State University
BYU
CSU
Durling
Arizona
Griffith Archer title rematch postponed by illness
The middleweight title rematch between Emile Griffith and Joey Archer scheduled for October 12 is postponed due to Archer's illness with a virus.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Archer
Hank Bauer Leads Orioles With Tough Yet Fair Style
Hank Bauer, 44, leads the Baltimore Orioles with a blend of firmness and humor as he steers the team after an unexpected promotion. A former Marine and Yankee standout with nine World Series appearances, Bauer emphasizes keeping players relaxed while demanding 100 percent effort.
Prep Football Schedule Tight Weekend Lineup
Yucca faces Pueblo at 3:00 p.m. in de Bremond Park Artesia hosts Sierra at 7:00 p.m. Mt View travels to Zia Artesia 7:00 p.m. Friday NMMI Colts meet El Paso 2:00 Roswell plays Hobbs 7:30 p.m. Municipal Goddard visits Carlsbad 7:30 p.m. Saturday Dexter at Berrendo 10:00 a.m. RHS B plays Colts B at NMMI Broncos vs Eastern Arizona 7:30 p.m. Municipal
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Yucca
Pueblo
Deremond
Park of Artesia
Sierra
deBremond
Mt. View
Zia
Artesia
Nmmi Colts
el Paso
Roswell
Hobbs
Municipal
Goddard
Carlsbad
Dexter
Berrendo
RHS
Colts
NMMI
Broncos
Arizona
Roswell Football Family and Local Coaching News
The column highlights Roswell football figures: Richard Checotah All State tackle now Benita head coach undefeated. Dean All State halfback now Eagle Picher manager. Jim All State halfback now Roswell High head coach. It notes Roswell Youth Football seeks volunteer officials and lists local players and coaches. Also mentions upcoming Roswell Cross Country Invitational at Capitan Elementary on October 22 and the Roswell City Schools Coaches Association.
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Eddy
Richard
Checotah
Oklahoma
Benita
Dean
Eagle Picher
Joplin
Missouri
Jim
Roswell High
Roswell
Dick St. John
Marc Black
George Grubbs
Bill Mattox
Colts
Ray Hollingsworth
Roy LeBlanc
Coyotes
Dean Armstrong
Steve Ditty
Rockets
Capitan
Dave McNally
el Paso High
de Bremond
Hobbs
Municipal
Broncos
Arizona
Moore Back of the Week as Washington Powerhouses OSU
Washington halfback Don Moore rushed 30 times for 221 yards leading a 38 22 upset over Ohio State to earn the Associated Press Back of the Week honor. Huskies coach Woody Hayes called Moore the heir to USC star Mike Garrett despite OSU’s earlier hype. Other nominees included Rod Sherman and Danny Talbot.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
University of Washington
Don Moore
Mike Garrett
Woody Hayes
Huskies
Washington
Ohio State
Moore
Garrett
Southern California
Hayes
Tacoma
Wash
Huskie
Rod Sherman
Trojan
Oregon State
Dicky Thompson
Alabama
Mississippi
North Carolina
Danny Talbot
Michigan
Tickets All Gone as Dodger World Series Tickets Sell Out
Fans rushed Dodger Stadium after the gates opened at 1 p.m. Monday. In 45 minutes 8,000 remaining World Series tickets sold at two per customer cash only, as about 55,000 home-game tickets were reported to have been sold.
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Los Angeles
Dodger Stadium
Los Angeles Dodger
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