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SUNDAY. OCTOBER 7. 196J
World Series Resumes In New York Today; Yankees Still Favored
M n .vs.:
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f1 I;
Sanford Displays Stamina
As S F Giants Trim Yankees
2-0 in 2nd Game of Series
Oregon Gets By
San Jose St. 14-0
San Francisco -fllPD- Jack
Sanford gave a hearty horse
laugh today to those wise-
LOST SIGHT OF BALL - San Francisco's
Giants had their eyes on the ball for a mo
ment in the fourth inning of second World
Scries baseball game at San Francisco on
Friday but lost sight of it long enough to
allow New York Yankees Tom Tresh to
. reach first base when he hit a pop up bunt
' with one on base. At top, pitcher Jack San
ford reaches up for the ball as shortstop
Jose Pagan reaches out. Behind Sanford,
at right, is seond baseman Chuck Hiller
and No. 12 is third baseman Jim Davenport.
Sanford and Pagan collide, at bottom, as
ball drops to ground. San Francisco won
2-0. - (UPI)
Los Angeles - (UPD - The Los
Angeles Dodgers probably
will drop one of their two
class AAA farm clubs-either
'Omaha of the American asso
ciation or Spokane of the Pa
cific Coast league.
Dodgers vice president and
director of minor league oper
ations Fresco Thompson said
Friday night the club thought
it silly to compete against it
self in shipping players to
triple-A teams.
It'll Be Stafford Vs. Pierce
Washington
Choice Over
Ram Eleven
Unitad Presi International
Who ever figured that the
Washington Redskins would
be playing a game this season
to keep pace with such Nation
al Football league powers as
the Green Bay Packers and
Detroit Linos?
Well, it happens Sunday.
While the champion Pack
ers and Lions square off at
Green Bay in their early-season
showdown for first place
in the Western division, the
amazin' Redskins are favored
to stay atop the Eastern di
vision with a victory over the
Los Angeles Rams at Washington.
If the Redskins win Sun
day, their 1962 record will top
their combined victory total
for both 1960 and 1061. And
they are picked by 4 points to
beat the winlcss Rams.
Green Bay is the choice by
fl points to beat the Lions in
the clash between the NFL's
only two perfect-record teams.
Both have 3-0 records. The
Redskins lead the East with
two wins and a lie.
There was a Saturday night
NFL game pitting the Phila
delphia Eagles against the
Steelers at Pittsburgh.
In other Sunday games, the
New York Giants are the
choice by 6 points over the
Cardinals at St. Louis; the
Baltimore Colts are favored
by 3 at home over the San
Francisco Forty Miners; me
Cleveland Browns are 13 at
home over the Dallas Cow
boys, and the Chicago Bears
are 6 over the Vikings at Minnesota.
By OSCAR FRALEY
New York (UPI) The New
York Yankees came home to
Ruthville Saturday hoping to
bust loose with their famed
power when they send fire
balling Bill Stafford against
wily Billy Pierce today in the
third game of the World
Series.
Manager Ralph Houk was
cheered by the news that two
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miys who rapped him as "a
six-inninR pitcher."
And add a snicker or two
from bis Willie McCovey,
whom the smart-alecks cr.c?
tabbed a flop.
Sanford showed a lot of
stamina, among other things,
when he pitched the San Fran
cisco Giants to a brilliant
three-hit, 2-0 victory over the
New York Yankees Friday to
even the World Scries at one
victory apiece before 43,910
fans at Candlestick Park.
And ganRling, easy - goinB
McCovey proved he can de
liver the BIG hit by wallop
ing one of Ralph Terry's slid
ers for a seventh-inning home
run that made matters easier
for Sanford and the Giants in
the last two frames.
Shoots at Fenct
So the series resumes in
New York Sunday when Mc
Covey will get a whack at
that invitingly yhort right
field corner at Yankee Sta
dium.
The rap that Sanford didn't
have staying strength stem
med from the fact that he fin
ished only 13 of 3B starting
assignments this season while
compiling a 24-7 record.
Nothing appeared tc bother
the broad-shouldered 33-year-old
New Englander Friday,
neither the virus, a shortage
of runs from his teammates,
nor the threatening Yankee
bats.
Sanford yielded a pop-bunt
single to Tom Tresh in the
fourth, a hard single by Cle
tis Boyer in the fifth and a
two-out double by Mickey
Mantle in the ninth, just be
fore he induced Roger Mnris
to hit into a game-ending in
field out.
Tresh, who stole second
following his infield hit. and
Mantle were the only Yan
kees to reach second base.
Sanford struck out six,
walked three and never
pitched to more than four
baiters in any inning.
Terry, who lost his fourth
World Series game and still
is without a win in five series
starts, gave up six hits, but
two of these were extra-base
blows that fijred in each of
the San Francisco runs.
In addition to McCovcy's
homer, Chuck Hiller led off
the Giants' first inning with a
double down the right field
line which Maris nearly
caught. A sacrifice bunt by
Felipe Alou moved Hiller to
third base, from where he
scored on Matty Alo us
grounder to Bobby Richard
son.
By HOWARD APPLEGATE
Eugene -IUPD- A sluggish
Oregon football team over
came its own mistakes with a
tough defense Saturday for a
14-0 victory over the spirited
Spartans of San Jose State.
Mel tThe Marvel) Renfro
i passed 50 yards to halfback
Larry Hill for one touchdown
and scored the other himself
'on a one-yard plunge to cli
max a 78-yard drive.
Outside of those two thrusts,
the Wcbfoots, favored to win
by up to five touchdowns, fail
ed to penetrate beyond the
San Jose 19-yard line until
the closing moments. A fum
ble stopped an Oregon drive
on the 10 late in the game.
San Jose State, which lost
its fourth straight game, miss
ed two golden scoring oppor
tunities after recovering Ore
gon fumbles.
In the first half, reserve
Spartan center Steve Mumma
tell on a fumble on the Ore
con 34. San Jose drove to the
4, where Larry Hansen drop
ped a pass from quarterback
Rand Carter in the end zone
on r tackle-eligible play.
Oregon s Bob Berry fumb
led on the first play of the
second half atid center Rod
Thomas got the ball for San
lose on the Wcbfoot 15. Again
the Spartans failed to crack
Oregon's defense and were
halted on the 9
The longest San Jose drive
came late in the third period
alter Dave Johnson intercept
ed a Berry pass on the San
SPORTS
By Carl Sander
If there's one car in American)
automotive history that can b
called a legend, it's the Stur Bear
cat. Just the mention of its nam
brings back to mind all the glam
our and qlitter of the Roaring
Twenties. When we think of th
Stutz. we recall Prohibition, Th
Jose 38. Tne Spartans moved !' Alc ' nd Kc n'ki" "'.'l
claim to fame than being th
symbol of a crazy, mixed-up
to the Oregon 29, but Coach i
Len Casanova pulled his first
team and rushed in his second
unit. The reserves halted the
visitors on the 25.
San KrHliciaco HIPlI The hnx
xenre rtf the hPrond game of the
2b .
World Series
New York
Kuhrc, as
Richardson
Trpsh. If
Mantle, rt ..
Maria, rf
Berra. c
l.onc. In ..
Boyer 3h . .
Terry, p
a-Blancharrl
Daley, p
Tottl.
All It II RBI
of his siege guns, Elston How
ard and Bill (Moose) Skowron,
were back off the injury list
and ready to return to action
Because, he hinted, the Yanks
were convinced that they had
to roil up their sleeves against
the NL champions after being
shut out, 2-0, in the second
game at San Francisco.
"The stiffness is gone and
I'll be okay," said Howard
who jammed his right wrist in
the first game.
Skowron said that a wrench
ed back muscle "is much bet
ter and I'm ready."
The Yankees knew they'd
better be, even though they
were back in Yankee stadium,
where they always have a big
edge against the opposition be
cause of the park's awesome
proportions, and were 7-5
picks in today's third game as
well as 9'i to 5 to lake it all.
Stafford, who has a 14-9
mark this season, faces a stiff
chore, however, against
Pierce, a fugitive from the
American league who knows
the Yankees well.
Little Billy left the AL this
season and won 16 games for
the Giants against only six
losses and, more important
has a long record against the
Bronx bombers. Over the
years he is 25-37 against them.
Rain which mired the in
field kept the Yankees from
working out Saturday and the
Sunday forecast was for con
tinued cloudiness with temper
atures in the high 60 s.
Houk, in reviewing the even
split in the first two games,
said he didn't sec how the
three-game pennant fight
which the Giants won from
the Los Angeles Dodgers had
hurt the Yankee opponents as
far as pitching was concerned.
"My biggest problem is that
my pitchers haven t been get
ting enough work, especially
in the bullpen," he lamented.
"Some of the fellows haven't
worked in seven or eight
days."
i Giants 'Solid'
He labeled the Giants a
"solid" club and said that the
Yankees were particularly im
pressed by shortstop Jose Pa
gan and second baseman
Chuck Hiller.
Despite the rain and the fact
that most of the Giants were
complaining of being tired
from the playoffs and the rush
into the series, Giant Manager
Alvin Dark held a light work
out at the stadium for his club.
Dark said that he didn't par
! ticularly consider today's
third contest a key game.
"I don't believe in key
; games." he said with a smile.
1 "You have to win four games
to win the series. We
Series Facts
And Figures
San Francisco (UPI I . Karlj
and flgurca on the in2 World
Series: .. . ,
Opponents New York Yankees,
American League champions, vs.
San Francisco Giants, National
League champions.
Winner First team to win four
games In best-of-seyen game s. ries.
Results thus far 1st game. New
York 6. San Francisco 2. lirid game,
San Francisco 2. New Yor: 0.
Remaining games ird, 4th and
Sth games at New York. O' t. 7-n-H;
Bih and 7th games if nereseiry al
San Francisco. Oct. 11-12.
Odds Yankees favored f)-S; 3rd
game odds; New York f ivo.-ed. 7-5.
Time of games local I p.m. In
New York, except Sunday, 2:05
p.m.: noon In San Francisco.
Managers New York. Ralph
Houk. San Francisco. Alvin Dark.
Third game pitchers New York,
Bill Stafford; San Francisco. Bill
Pierce.
Third game weather Sunday
Cloudv. chance of rain ,
Stadiu-. capacities New Yniks
Yankee Stadium. 117.(1110; San Fran
cisco's Candlestick Park 42.3110
Television and radio National
Broadcasting Company.
Financial figures 2nd game At
tendance. 43.1110: total receipts,
$:in6 2fi5 3(1; commissioner's share,
$53,430.80; players' share. $IR1.
605.34; clubs and leagues share,
$121,130.20.
Financial figures for first two
garner Attendance 87.702; total
receipts $712.103 84; commission
er's shares $106,815.57; players'
share first four games only $3H3.
17207; clubs and leagues share
$242,113 28.
Football Scores
San Frunrittro AH
Miller, 2b 3
F Alou, rf 2
Alou. If 4
Mays, cf 4
McCovey, in 4
Haller, c 3
Davenport. 3h 3
PflRHn. m 1
Sanford. p 3
II II HI
i n
o i n
1 6
Ashland Ninth
Tops South GP
Ashland - Three Dana
Smith passes went for touch
downs Friday in a 3B to i
Ashland ninth grade football
verdict over South Grants
I'ass at GP.
Smith passed to Dave Lewis
tor 25 and 18 yards and to
Ross Coldwell for 18 yards
and counters. Tim Voth scored
on 41 and 20-yard runs and
Terry Clark ran 75 yards to
tally.
Forty-three Ashlanders got
into tbt game and Grants Pass
scored once in the second
quarter and twice in the
fourth against Cub third
stringers.
Ashland rolled up 505
yards in gains to 259 for
South.
MacEighth
Trims Pointers
Phil Taylor ran 60 yards on i
a punt return and 20 yards
r.n a scrim ma ve play for Mc
Laughlin touchdowns Friday
in a 21 lo 6 eighth grade foot
ball win met Central Point.
Taylor also threw the key
block on a .50-yard TD dash by
Mark Dippel Chuck Sander
ran two extra points and
Taylor one.
Twedcll scored for Central
have I Point on a three-yard run
(Sror". m mainr Barnes nnenr
on pagt l-A. FollowinR ure score
rii oincr aaiuraay college Briinck.)
WEST
San Mateo 42. niatti) Vnltey 0
New Mexico Highlands 20. New
Mexico WrsU-rn )
Adams St. 32, Panhandle A At M
14
Color a tin St. 21, Western Colo
rnrio St. 10.
Montana 22, hlnho Ifl
Whilwnrth 13, Eastern Washing
ton St. it
UtHh St. 41. Montann St. 13
Univ. of Puset Sound 10, Pacific
Lutheran 7
Wyoming 1- Utah 7
Arizona St. 3.1, Idaho St. 2ff
Ricks 7. College of So. Utah 7
EAST
Maine P. Vermont B
Tuft 28. Colby fi !
Boston College 18. Vireinia Mili
tary 0 j
A inherit 20. American Interna
tional fi
LehiRh 2fl. Gettysburg 3
Hnlv Cross 22. Colfiate 0
Norwich 8. Coast Guard 0
Villanova 3fl, Buffalo ft I
Williams B. Springfield 3 j
Kings Point 22. Wagner 0
WnyncRburo 23, Carnegie Tech 8 j
Bates 20, Northeastern 8 '
Montclair St. 6. Central Con
necticut St. 0
Delaware 28. Lafayette 7 i
MlliWKST !
Western Reserve 20. Washington
& Jefferson 0
lempie 38, Mimiennerg 7 i
California iPa.i Tchrs. 40. St,
Vinrrnt fi
Weslryan IS. Bowdotn B
Hamilton 4fi. Rensselaer Poly fl
Trinity (Conn) 20. St. Law
rence fl
Thcil 34. Case 10
Alfred 20. Union It
Massachusetts 21. Bucknell 20
West Virginia 7. Boston U. O
Indiana St. (Pa ) 14, Edinboro
St. 0
C. W. Psl 14, Trenton Si. 12
Dickinson 2li. Havcrford 0
south
Jackson St, SI, Arkansas
A M A(N. 0
Virginia St. 21. Shaw 0
Auburn Ifi. Kentucky 8
Southern Mississippi 31. Chatta
nooga 13
Maryland 14. North Carolina
St. it
Hampton Institute 12. More
house n
Miles 7. Rust 8
Emory and Henry 38. Washing
ton A Lee 33
William A- Mary 20. Citadel 23
Maryland SI. 7. Morgan St, 0
Morris Brown 2S Belhune Cook
man 23
Clark College 33, Tunkrgee In-
Maryland 8, Randolph
AT 13, Nor-
Totals
a Struck out for Terry In 8th
New York 0. 00 000 0000
San Frnnrisrn inn fWO Wx 2
E Kuhck. PO A New York 24
II. 6an franctscn 27 3. DP
Hiller. Pagan and McCovey. LOR
New York ft, San Francisco ft. 2IV
Hiller. Mantle. 1IR McCovev. SB
Tresh. SF F. Alou. Pagan.
Ip h r er hh so
Terry L 7 5 2 2 t !S
Dalev t 1 n 0 1 n
Santord W . 0 3 0 3 fl
HBP By Terry. Pagan. U Ber
ry. AL, plate; Landes. NL, lb; Hon
ochtck. AL. 2b: Barlick. NL. 3B:
Burkhart. NL, If; Soar. AL, rt. T
2:11 A 43,010. "4 U U
Team Wins
Mcdford high cross country
team took second through
sixth places Friday to defeat
Ashland 20 to 35 in a run back
o Lithia park at Ashland.
Gerald Brown, Ashland, ran
the 1.8 miles in a first place
time of 9:28.
Dennis Brumback took sec
ond for Medford. After him
tame Greg Swanson, John Gil
bcrlson, John Swartsfager and
Dunno Mallams in that order.
Ashland Scorers
Picking up seventh, eighth,
.linth and 10th spots for Ash
land were Tom Price, Cole,
Dawkins and Iba. Don Kengla
and Mike Miller, Mcdford
actually finished 8th and 10th
in the running order but only
five runners of each school
counted in the scoring.
The Tornado harriers will
meet Crater at Central Point
on Thursday and on Saturday
will contend in the Beach
Nut" run over a 2Vi-mile
course on the sand dunes at
Kcedsport.
Grants Pass beat Crater 18
lo 37 on Thursday.
Orecmi 7 7 0 0 M
San Jose . . 0 0 0 0 0
Srorind: Oreson Hill SO pass
from Renfro (Corey Kirk) Ore
Renfro 1 run (Corev kick!.
Attendance: IS. 700.
Statistics of the Oregon-San Jose
State football same:
San Jnse
Oregon State
First Downs 23 fi
Rtishlns Yardage 2RR 77
Passing Yardage 121 11
Passes 0-17 7-13
Passes Intercepted Bv 2 I
Punts 4-27 .1 D-42 R
Fumbles Lost 7 2
Yards Penalized 22 20
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TOSSES FIRST BALL
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gio, former New York Yan
kees' star, will throw out the
first ball for Sunday's third
game of the World Scries Sun
day between the Yankees and
the San Francisco Giants.
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