World Series Opens With Puerto Rican Slugger Showdown
Boston pitcher Jose Santiago faces St Louis slugger Orlando Cepeda in the opening World Series game at Fenway Park. The lineup features Jim Lonborg for Boston and Bob Gibson for St Louis as both teams seek early edge, with Cepeda and Yaz as key MVP contenders.
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Murray Chass
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Boston (Ap
Boston
Jose Santiago
St. Louis
Orlando Cepeda
Fenway Park
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Cepeda
Cardinals
Puerto Rico
Carolina
Guaynabo
Orlando
Bob Gibson
Red Sox
Red Schoendienst
Dick Hughes
Nelson Briles
Dick Wiliams
Jim Lonborg
Gary Bell
Lee Stange
Steve Carlton
Gibson
John Watt
Stange
Dan Osinski
Sparky Lyle
Dark Assumes Slack Reins Of Indians
Cleveland appoints Alvin Dark as manager with a two year contract. He plans to improve the bullpen and replace pitching coach Clay Bryant. Dark cites the bullpen as a key to success and notes former stopper Stu Miller’s impact in 1962. He calls his deal the best he ever had and hints at possible bonuses.
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Cleveland
Alvin Dark
Cleveland Indians
Dark
Indians
Joe Adcock
Stu Miller
San Francisco Giants
Miller
Dodgers
Phil) Regan
Gabe Paul
Clay Bryant
Tribe
Kansas City Athletics
Computer Gives Odds to Cardinals
The computer rates the St. Louis Cardinals ahead of the Boston Red Sox in batting pitching and field, citing a clear edge at most positions. Key pitching plans and lineup notes for both teams are outlined as the World Series opens at Fenway Park with questions about momentum and nerves for Boston.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Cardinals
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Cal Maxvill
Mike Shannon
Dalton Jones
Miliams
Joe Foy
Yastrzemski
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Reggie Smith
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Flood
Smith
Roger Maris
Ken Harrelson
Jose Tartabull
Maris
Bob Tolan
Alex Johnson
Harrelson
Tartabull
St. Louis
Tim McCarver
Joe Torre
Russ Gibson
Elston Howard
Ellie
Immediate Openings at Newport News Shipbuilding Yard
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company announces immediate openings for skilled and unskilled workers. Join one of the world’s largest shipyards with strong fringe benefits and opportunities to learn trades. Applicants must be at least 18.
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Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Company
Clarke County Harriers Win Second Meet In Row
Clarke County cross country team won its second meet in a row defeating Central of Woodstock and Stonewall Jackson of Mt. Jackson. Stonewall Jackson runner Jim Rosen captured first with a 13 minute 55 second time, Clarke County took four of the next spots and seventh. This practice meet precedes Wednesday District competition against Herndon.
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Woodstock
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Mt. Jackson
Jim Rosen
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Deniston Wins Feature at Hagerstown
Jack Deniston captures the Hub City 100 feature at Hagerstown Raceway after winning the previous Sunday. The 25 lap main event featured six early cautions and a red as track conditions shifted from tacky to dry asphalt. Deniston led a 1 2 3 finish with Irvin King, Don Davis, and Gerald Chamberlain among top finishers as 28 modifieds and 34 semi-lates competed.
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Hagerstown Raceway
Don Davis
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Ray Dovel
Jerry Moss
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Buddy Armel
Irvin King
Johnny Gram
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Arlington
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Gerald Chamberlain
Ray Dover
Junior Ritchey
Chuck Brannon
Pete Swarmer
Newlin
Chamberlain
Donnie Sharer
Dick Warrenfeltz
Dale Miller
Area Sports Schedule Highlights Local Week
A list of upcoming events covers horse racing at Shenandoah Downs and multiple high school, junior high, and college football games across Friday to Sunday. Notable matches include Loudoun County versus James Wood, Stonewall at Gar Field, VMI against William and Mary, and pro football Dallas at Washington.
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Maryville
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Henry Frederick
Newberry
Cokes Retains World Welterweight Title In Knockout Win
Curtis Cokes 145 of Dallas defeated Charlie Shipes 145 of Oakland by knockout in eight rounds to defend the world welterweight crown. Other bouts include Mike Cruz outpointing Ted Whitfield and Joe Shaw stopping Percy Manning in Philadelphia. Jaguar Kakisawa outpointed Roy Amolong in Tokyo. Al Singletary stopped Joe Roman in New York.
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Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Charlie Shipes
Cokes
Worcester
Mass
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New York
Ted Whitfield
Amherst
Philadelphia
Joe Shaw
Percy. Manning
Tokyo
Jaguar Kakisawa
Japan
Roy Am Olong
Philippines
al Singletary
Joe Roman
Ford brothers join Mike Ford in Hartford Open walk
Hartford Open coverage notes 16 year old Mike Ford walking 18 holes daily with his father Doug Ford and also 18 holes with his brother Doug Jr on the first two days. Doug Jr missed the 36 hole cut.
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Conn
Mike Ford
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Starlighters League Current Standings At Northside Lanes
Northside lanes report current standings with team and high scores. Nut House 4 faces Go Go s zero, Yost’s Hair Dressers lead in high game and Jelly & Jam top team, while individual highs include Braithwaite 243 and Tilling 618.
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Lames Ducks
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Bill Groves
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Ten Pin Ten Pin Scores and Standings Summary
Arizona coach Darrell Mudra hails quarterback Marc Reed of Reseda California as the finest he has ever coached. Reed, a six footer senior, ranked as a leading forward passer nationally last season.
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Arizona
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Reseda
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