Orioles Even Series With 6 0 Win Over Dodgers
A near flawless pitching performance carried the Baltimore Orioles to a 6 0 victory in game two of the World Series, tying the series after Thursday's tense matchup in Los Angeles. The article notes sharp fielding and decisive offense fueling the win.
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Palmer and Player reach World Match Play semi finals
Arnold Palmer beat Roberto De Vicenzo 10 8 in a semi final, as Gary Player ousted Neil Coles. Jack Nicklaus and Billy Casper began their 36 hole semi against each other. Palmer set a 66 opening with nine birdies and one bogey, while Nicklaus relied on precise putting in a 43 putt display. Dodgers commit six errors in loss as Koufax yields six runs over six innings.
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Australia
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Orioles praise Palmer and defend Davis after World Series game
Orioles manager Hank Bauer called Jim Palmer great after a strong pitching performance in the win over the Dodgers. Dodgers skipper Walt Alston supported Willie Davis despite three errors in one inning that led to unearned runs. Davis received sympathy from both teams as Palmer impressed with his right hander stuff.
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John Roseboro
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Lou Johnson
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Pera Club defeats Bo ’nanza 11 2 in city softball action
In Thursday night city fast pitch, the Pera Club beat Bo ’nanza 11 to 2 as Benny Cadena earned the win and Paul Beach suffered the loss. Jack Clay and McCall each went 2 for 2, Hank Pheel 2 for 4 with a home run, and Larry Walker added a hit for Sperger and Beach. In another game Post 41 defeated the Meadows 8 2 Memo Mesquita led with a 3 for 4 at the plate Manuel and Rudy Aranda each 1 for 3 Rudy Aranda won on the mound as Marv Rimmer took the loss. Mitch Kapanicas Leroy Spradling and Hub Winton homered for the losers.
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Bo“‘nanza
Benny Cadena
Paul Beach
Jack Clay
B McCall
Hank Pheel
Larry Walker
Dick Itel
Sperger
Paul ‘Beach
Memo Mesquita
Manuel
Rudy Aranda
Marv Rimmer
Mitch Kapanicas
Leroy Spradling
Hub Winton
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Southeast battle looms as top teams clash this week
Seventh ranked Tennessee faces Georgia Tech in Atlanta in a nationally televised slate with Tennessee boasting a strong passing game led by Dewey Martin and Johnny Mills. Michigan State, UCLA, Notre Dame, Alabama, Southern California, Arkansas, Nebraska, Florida, and Texas-Oklahoma also line up as favorites in major showdowns across the college gridiron.
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Missouri
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Mel Farr
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Tigers
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Washington
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Broyles
Razorbacks
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Jon Brittenam
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Steve Spurrier
Bill Bradley
Oklahoma
All-knowing grid picks inch toward week two
The Progress grid picks enter week two with near unanimity predicting 3 2 records for AAI teams. Arcadia coach Ben Anderson and Scottsdale's Tommy Campbell led last week by missing only one of five Division 1 games.
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Orioles win World Series second game 6 0 notes and quotes
A sports editor and society editor commented during Baltimore's Jim Palmer's pitching in game two, a 6 0 Orioles win. The private mutterings reveal sarcasm about walks and Roseboro and the mood around the game.
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Jim Palmer
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Lee
Chuung
John Roseboro
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Attaboy
Titan backfield in flux as injuries bite
Arcadia High School coach Ben Anderson said the starting backfield would be reduced to one regular starter for tonight's game against Kofa. Rick Savale and Bob Leatzow are out with injuries, replaced by Mike Berry and Terry Kennedy. Bob Gullickson starts at halfback for Jim Gieszl, sidelined with a knee. Bill Dipley remains at a backfield spot as the other halfback in the 8 p.m. home game.
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Anderson
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Bob Leatzow
Mike Berry
Terry Kennedy
Bob Gullickson
Jim Gieszl
Bill Dipley
Browns favored in NFL play as Kelly shines for Cleveland
United Press International reports Browns coach Blanton Collier moved Leroy Kelly to halfback this season and the 3-year veteran leads with 352 rushing yards on 66 carries. He shares ground gains with Ernie Green as Cleveland (2-2) eyes a 16 point edge over Pittsburgh (1-2-1) while other NFL matchups feature Cardinals Giants, Packers 49ers, Rams Lions, Cowboys Eagles, Colts Bears, and Falcons Redskins. Willie Asbury stands as Steelers’ rookie runner with 231 yards.
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Blanton Collier
Leroy Kelly
Ernie Green
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Dallas
Philadelphia
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Chicago Bears
Atlanta Falcons
Washington
Kelly
Green
Jimmy Brown
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Kent State
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McPhail Silent on New York Yankees Job Offer
Lee MacPhail, famed Baltimore Orioles builder, is expected to become Yankees general manager within two weeks. Bing Vinye is anticipated to succeed him in the commissioner's office. Ralph Houk will shift from front office duties to manage the field.
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