Ford to Open World Series for Yankees in Wed Los Angeles Clash
Ralph Houk to announce Whit ey Ford will start for New York on Wednesday against the Los Angeles Dodgers at Yankee Stadium. Ford faces Sandy Koufax in a pivotal lefty duel as the Yankees seek a 21st title with Mantle and Maris healthy. Ken McMullen is Dodgers’ only doubt with a pulled hamstring. Downing may start game two against Drysdale, setting up a two lefty battle in the early Series.
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Bears Trounce Lions For Third Straight Victory
The Chicago Bears defeated the Detroit Lions 37-21 to extend their winning streak to three, behind Bill Wade’s three TD passes and a stingy defense that held Detroit to 40 rushing yards. The win comes amid a flurry of NFL results including Browns over Rams and Packers, Redskins victories.
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Baseball Today and Standings From Saturday’s Games
Rain canceled several games in major league action with doubleheader postponements. San Francisco beat Pittsburgh 6 - 0 and Houston defeated New York 13 4 as Umbricht and Richert earned losses. Standings list Minnesota 6 New York 3 and others.
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Rudhof Defeats Campari for Vacant European Light Weight Title
In Ruesselheim Germany Conny Rudhof age 34 wartime? outpointed Gior dano Campari age 34 both from West and Italy to win the vacant European light weight title.
Arizona sub Dahlquist stars in 33 7 win over BYU
University of Arizona quarterback Dahlquist, a 176 pound fourth stringer, led the Wildcats to a 33-7 Western Athletic Conference opener victory over Brigham Young University. He threw two TD passes, completed eight of nine for 135 yards in the first half, and directed a sound offensive attack.
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Pro Football Standings and Sunday Results
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Seedborgs Toe Lifts ASU Past NMSU in Close Upset
Arizona State University edges New Mexico State 14 to 13 as John Seedborg earns conversions for the margin. QB John Torok shines off the bench guiding two scoring drives, while end Lee Sampson breaks free for an 80 yard TD. Foster adds a 41 yard scamper and ASU improves after a prior loss. Frank Kush notes progress despite early sluggish play.
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Musial Ends 21 Year Run With Two Singles
Stan Musial bowed out of baseball after 21 seasons with the St. Louis Cardinals in a farewell game he marked with two singles in three at bats. The 42 year old Hall of Famer was honored with a pre game ceremony before 27 000 fans and will be remembered for his long service and No 6 retirement pledge by owner August A Busch Jr.
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Chiropractic care ad promotes Dr. Cook in Arizona
An advertisement urges readers to seek chiropractic care from Dr. Cook at one of Arizona’s most modern centers, highlighting advanced facilities and professional services.
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