Colonels Hit Busy Prep Football Day Facing Warren bout
Col. team eyes comeback after a tough loss to George Mason as James Wood and Charles Town clash at Legion Field. Halfback Butch Unger is doubtful with a sprained ankle. Randy Wingfield also uncertain while Tommy Kipps returns after a two week layoff.
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Pat Joyce
Star
James Wood
Charles Town
Johnson-Williams
Colonels
Butch Unger
Unger
Jim Casey
Randy Wingfield
Tommy Kipps
Handley Faces George Mason in Saturday Football Showdown
Four correct calls put Pat's Peerless Prognostications at 16-8 as Handley’s defense aims to contain Ted McNab. The weekend card highlights James Wood at Clarke County and a Warren-Clarke clash, with Clarke led by All-State fullback Longerbeam and Donnie Vaught directing Warren’s aerial game.
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Peerless
James Wood
George Mason
Handley
Ted McNab
Crystal Balls
Wayne Whitham
Tom Mercer
Warren-Clarke
Berryville
Eagles
Warren
Donnie Vaught
Clarke County
Dickie Longerbeam
Downing Keeps Dodgers Leaning On Low Pitches In Series Opener
New York Yan kee left-hander Alphonso Downing, 22, faced the Dodgers in the World Series opener. He said the Dodgers thwart high pitches by Whitey Ford and vowed to keep the ball down. Downing recalled his 1961 World Series presence and emphasized learning from the outing as Los Angeles leads 1-0 behind Koufax.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Alphonso Erwin Downing
New York Yankee
Dodgers
Whitey
Downing
Trenton
N.J
Richmond
Associated Press
Los Angeles
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Yankees
al Downing
Johnny Podres
Celtics Coach Faces Record Fine for On Court Dispute
Boston Celtics coach Red Auerbach was fined a league record five hundred dollars after a confrontation with referee Mendy Rudolph during an exhibition game with the New York Knicks in Oceanside New York. The Celtics won 95 92. Auerbach disputed a ruling over a missed shot and time out.
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East Orange
National Basketball Association
Red Auerbach
Baton Celtics
Walter Kennedy
NBA
Mendy Rudolph
Boston
New York Knickerbockers
Oceanside
N.Y
Celtics
Auerbach
Rudolph
Manny Sokolofsky
Palmer to Play Whitemarsh Open Despite Shoulder Pain
Arnold Palmer will compete in the Whitemarsh Open in Philadelphia despite a sore right shoulder. The $125,000 event at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club tests accuracy with narrow fairways and 120 traps as top money leaders vie for the first prize and Ryder Cup buildup.
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Palmer
Philadelphia
Arnold Palmer
Latrobe
Arnie
Jack Nicklaus
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Nicklaus
Japan
Julius Boros
Bob Charles
Tony Lema
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Bruce Crampton
Bobby Nichols
Bill Casper
Atlanta
Kansas Coach Criticizes New Substitution Rule
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell called the new college football substitution rule ridiculous and in need of midseason change. He said it confuses coaches players and fans and wastes time as he focuses on substitutions during games. The rule bans more than two substitutions before a fourth down or before the ball changes hands while allowing unlimited substitutions at other times.
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Lawrence
Kan
Jack Mitchell
Kansas
Liston Says Racial Queries Caused Him To Return Home
Heavyweight boxing champion Sonny Liston described the pressure of questions about racial disturbances as the reason for his sudden return from an international tour. He said the race problem and Alabama bombing questions gave him a headache and prompted him to go home to his daughter’s supposed illness, which he later clarified. Liston planned to discuss resuming an abbreviated tour with adviser Jack Nilon.
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Liston
Denver
Sonny Liston
London
Eleanor
America
Jack Nilon
Philadelphia
Finland
Norway
Sweden
World Series Game One Narrowly Won by Dodgers
Los Angeles defeats New York 5 to 2 as Koufax improves to 1-0 and Roseboro drives in three runs. Tresh and Roseboro homer for the visitors, while Ford yields the loss. Net receipts reach $490 259.11 with shares split among leagues and clubs.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
New York
Koufax
Roseboro
Ford
Williams
Hamilton
E. Howard
W—Koufax
L—Ford
Tresh
Won drug saves Koufax finger and Dodgers from oblivion
Dodgers physicians said a rare arterial clot in Sandy Koufax’s left forefinger nearly led to amputation last year. A new drug and injections dissolved the clot, restoring blood flow and helping his pitching to win the 1963 World Series opener.
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New York
Dodger
Sandy Koufax
Sandy
Dodgers
Koufax
Yankees
Robert Kerlan
Robert Woods
Travis Winsor
Los Angeles
Kerlan
Koufax Sets KO Mark In Dodgers 5 2 Win Over Yankees
Sandy Koufax dominated in a 5 2 Dodgers victory over the Yankees in Game 1. He struck out 15, a new World Series record, as he limited New York to six hits despite a late homer by Tom Tresh. John Roseboro and Frank Howard delivered key hits while Yankee starter Whitey Ford lasted five innings.
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Koufax
Yanks
Sandy Koufax
Yankees
Tom Tresh
Tony Kubek
Yankee
Ralph Houk
Elston Howard
Mort Cooper
St. Louis Cardinals
Carl] Erskine
Dodgers
Cards
Browns
Ford
John Rosesoro
Frank Howard
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