Middies dominate with 560 point rout to extend winning streak
Vermilion’s Middies roll past Elyria Catholic 56 6 as Bob Stacey leads with four touchdowns and 66 points on the season. Midview’s Stacey solidifies area scoring lead while Clearview and Vermilion’s defenses dominate, holding opponents to minimal scores.
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Yankees Aim to Ride Breaks in 63 World Series
New York Yankees manager Ralph Houk seeks favorable breaks and a healthy Sandy Koufax as the Dodgers ace, facing Whitey Ford in the opening World Series at Yankee Stadium. Both teams are evenly matched, pitching depth debated, with Koufax and Perranoski nursing flu, while Ford, Downing, and Bouton pace the Yankees.
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Tom Tresh
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Elston Howard
Joe Pepitone
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New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
Ben Pérranoski
Los Angeles
al Downing
Jim Bowton
Don Drysdale
Drysdale
Hal Reniff
Yanks
Bombers
Sooners Rated No 1 In Nation By UPI Coaches
Oklahoma named top college football team in the first weekly UPI coaches poll of the season. Alabama second, Texas third, Michigan State and Missouri in the top five. Southern Cal ninth, Ohio State tied for tenth, with Navy and Pitt each earning one vote.
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Browns offense not flat in loss to Rams, Coach Collier comments
Cleveland coach Blanton Collier said the Browns offense showed some life after their 20 point performance against the Los Angeles Rams. He reviewed game films and noted conditions and conservative play impacted yardage, while acknowledging several positives and the need to avoid repeating mistakes.
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Los Angeles Rams
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Rams
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Pont
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Yankees face Dodgers as Terry shifts to bullpen role
In a shift from last year when Terry led the league with wins, the Yankees prepare for the World Series with Whitey Ford starting game one, Downing game two, and Bouton game three. Ralph Houk emphasizes Terry as a potential late relief option while noting Ford and the other starters form the rotation. The manager stresses no lingering jealousy as Terry adapts to bullpen duties.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Whitey Ford
Kim Bouton
Hal Ren
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Indians fire Mel Harder as pitching coach
The Indians dismissed Mel Harder as pitching coach and named Early Wynn as his replacement. GM Gabe Paul indicated changes are needed, with Harder possibly moving to another role or leaving the organization. Wynn’s promotion follows fan expectations that Gus would serve part time again.
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Early Wynn
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Wynn
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