Giants Rally Faces Yankees In Fourth World Series Game
The San Francisco Giants, trailing 2-1 in the 1962 World Series, aim to even the series at Yankee Stadium behind Juan Marichal. Whitty Ford starts for New York seeking his second win. key plays include Mantle and Maris hits and a misplay by Willie McCovey. Giants manager Alvin Dark relies on Marichal despite a sore foot.
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1962 World Series Box Score San Francisco at New York
Box score for the third game shows San Francisco 2 New York 3 with errors, doubles by Davenport Kubek Howard Mays, Bailey homer. Larsen pitched 1/3 of an inning in relief, Stafford the winner, Bolin and Pierce started. Attendance 71,434. net receipts 498,894.74.
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Douglas Wins 3rd Game Over Johnson-Williams
Douglas High of Winchester beat Johnson-Williams 28-6 to extend its season win streak to 11 and secure its third victory. Clarence Curry connected with Noah Laws for three TD passes and ran for another score as the Bulldogs controlled the game with strong line play and solid defense. Douglas hosts Johnson-Williams next Saturday at 2 p.m. in Winchester.
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UCLA Upsets No 1 Ohio State In Wild West Coast Upset
UCLA stifled Ohio State 9-7 with three goal line stands after two drives reached the one yard line. Kermit Alexander sparked the Bruins with a 45 yard TD run, while Larry Zeno added the late winning field goal with 95 seconds left.
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College Scores Summary of Saturday Football Contests
Alabama defeated Vanderbilt 17 to 7 while Georgia and South Carolina tied 7 all. Auburn beat Kentucky 16 to 6 and Texas 35 routed Tulane 8. Toledo edged Marshall 42 to 12. Southern Miss 31 Chattanooga 13. Memphis State 49 Louisville 0. Cincinnati 27 Wichita 15. Penn State 18 Rice 7. Texas A&M 7 Texas Tech 3. Texas Western 16 New Mexico 14. Wash State 24 Arizona State 24. Brigham Young 28 Colorado State 7.
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Veeck and Senators Deny Sale Report
The Senators deny reports a sale option exists as William Veeck seeks control of the club. Key figures include Hank Greenberg Nate Dolin Rudie Schaefer with ten stockholders each holding ten percent. Negotiations could wrap up after Veeck meets Gen Elwood Quesada in New York.
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Handley Falls 13-0 as George Mason Dominates
George Mason Mustangs crushed Handley 13-0 in a Northwest District clash. The Mustangs outrushed 174-148 and outgained Handley 246 total yards to 182 while Handley twice reached the Mason 10 and once the 12 but fumbled away three times. Ted McNab sparked Mason with a 21 yard TD pass to Phil Quam and a strong running game. Mike Comer sealed the win with a two yard score in the final period after Handley miscues.
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Hornung's 3 Field Goals Give Packers Win Over Lions
Paul Hornung kicked three field goals, including the game winner with 33 seconds left, as Green Bay beat Detroit 9 7 to move to first in the Western Conference. Herb Adderley set up the decisive kick with a 40 yard interception during the final minutes.
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Ritchie Wins Feature Race at Winchester Speedway
Junior Ritchie of Everett Pennsylvania won the 60 lap modified stock cars feature at Winchester Speedway Saturday night, the finale of the local racing season. Earl Moran and Earl McCarry, both of Staunton, finished second and third. Charlie Beeler won the 40 lap sportsman trophy feature, with Doug Bailey second and A R Barnes of Hagerstown third. Beeler and Ritchie earned Coca Cola trophies.
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