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Fane {HE HIT HOME RUN BUT Koufax Fans oe aepecrs rourax Woeld Series e e. 2 A While His Mates 223 "=es.. Facts, Figures» i are chers Tom Tresh 0 it on 2-0. Not this guy. | } ' the New York Yankees would "That curve fell right off' the By THE ASSOCIATED, PRESS: rather face than Sandy Kou- fax. table on the outside comer. |Los Amg (N) His two-run homer in the 1 @ minute, he's back to two |New York (A) Pound Ford E arl eigth inning Wednesday ac- and two on the count and now First Game, Wednesday, Oct 2 é counted for all the New York I'm jooking for a breaking |) 041 000 000-- 5 90 runs in a 5-2 loss to Los An- ball and I'm leaning in. Sohe | Koufax aid Rosaliors: Ford, oe, = : P geles Dodgers in the opener NEW YORK (AP)--The un-jseventh Series opener, lasted, Sandy, who said he felt) 9, the World Series. But tosh busts a fast ball past me on /wiiliams (6), Hamilton (9) and derrated Dodgers of Los Ange-|just five innings, during which|weak" in the early innings, horerey the inside and out I go. E. Howard, W -- Koufax. b = les, the object of new respect,|he was tagged 'or eight of thel«tireq" in the Bet: ined peg oi sgrecaps omg el "He doesn't seem blazing Ford. HRs: LA -- Rosebovo suddenly found themselves|Dodgers' nine hits, and all their and "a litt 'i a ' noiiior ' fast," Tresh continued, "The |NYK--Tresh. f slight favorites today to win the|runs. e..weax agen 8 ' fast ball I hit for the home | FINANCIAL FIGURES World Series following their) The big hit was a three-run the end after regaining some of}. "'He has. to have the best run seemed easy, But that | First. Game stunning 5-2 triumph over|homer by John Roseboro, thelhis. strength, had a couple of curve ball I've ever seen," happens. When you hit it, it | Net receipts--$490,259.11 Whitey Ford and the New York/lefthanded hitting catcher. anxious moments but weathered| S#id Tresh. seems easy. When you don't. | saemensisiones: s share -- $73, mei in Wednesday's! Other key hits were Frank'the storm each time. ; ed second time I was up, ad it eke hard." 598.87 Howard's gigantic 460 - foot; Both managers -- sai had him 2-0. He's a fast ball After Koufax, would the The Yankees still ruled 714-to-| double that opened the four-run|would use the yet eg pitcher, you think, sol was Dodgers' second - game Heve Your Suit Styled 5 favorites to win today own second inning and Bill Skow-|the second game. Dick Trace-| 00king for a fast ball. He starter, Johnny Podres, have and Tailored by young ~ cca cong Pag ron's first of two singies that)wski, who replaced the injured threw me a curve ball the to look easy to the Yanks? S rusigg: tb ded outed Prog drove in. the first run of the|Ken McMullen, will continue at| likes of which I never saw "I'd be hard to hit your AM ROTISH igs case: B iegroe - game. Skowron's second hit, in|sccond base, where he excelled before. Maybe some pitchers' mother if you hadn't seen her | 7 KING ST. EAST ao 'ee Bedeers th i1-to-10) the third, knocked in the final|Wednesday, with Jim Gilliam| threw @ curve that might pitch," answered Tresh. From A Lerge Selection of choice to take the whole ball|'™ pict at third. | Fine British: Woollens of wax. The Yankees had been a pre-Series 744-to-5 pick. Sandy Koufax changed all that with one of the finest pitch- ing performances in series' his- a The 27-year-old Brooklyn- southpaw established a aries' strikeout record by fan- ning 15 Yankees as he held the American League champions to six hits. Koufax lost his bid for a shut- out when Tommy Tresh cracked an eighth-inning two-run homer with two out. "We haven't seen anyone in our league who compares with him," declared Yankee mana- ger Ralph Houk in high praise. "He was every bit as good as weinee neta lee | 80 KING ST. EAST, OSHAWA of flu that hit him last week, overpowered the hard - hitting Yankees, retiring 14 straight : . fa -batters until Elston Howard ; r ) ; ras singled with two out in the ' ' THE RECORD PITCH! His- October 2, 1953, when Carl |fifth. He fanned the first five) Tyg tory in the making -- and acty Erskine of Brooklyn Dodgers aah batters to tie a 18-year- ion galore -- is caught by the fanned 14 of the Yankees in a |° d record held by Mort Cooper ; cameraman in the above pic- World Series tilt. Bright is of the 1944 St. Louis Cardinals. ture. Sandy Koufax, Dodger's seen completing his "follow |TOPS ERSKINE great left-handed pitcher, has through" -- catcher John | The 15 strikeouts topped the just fired the 3rd strike pas: Roseboro has the ball tightly |previous record set by Carl Er- pinch-hitter Harry Bright of clutched in his big mitt and |skine, another Dodger, who the Yankees, to end the first plate umpire Paparella is giv- fanned 14 Yankees in a game in game of the 1963 classic and ing the traditional ou: thrust + rd Raa nak aon set a new World Series record of the right arm, to indicate |P Ts stiri o lodgers f MARCONI of 15 strikeouts. Exactly 10 the strikeout. for a combined total of 25, an- aeenee rom (AP. Wirephoto) other new Series mark, better- er ney ee ee ing the 22 collected by the Car- "Th " dinals and Browns in the 1944 s @ own eat s il MOHAWK RACEWAY RESULTS "2." ai ] Ford, in a record - making | ; RADIO e . FIRST RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 2year Tigne 210 1. 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Tine . take home the $26,000 first @ Eosio: to cerry . . . more picture @ Heavy poset extended range speaker, matched 7-Rodger Hal, McFadden .. 7.90 $20 4.10 Forbes, i iain Abe Marteeny .... una Ley te si Mighty Micr@er|money at the Whitemarsh Val- power! te this wnit! :90| Laurie. ley Country Club he would sup- : rvey 1 Pool $14,522. Compact, console cabinet in hand rubbed finish! | plant Palmer at the top of the Sound' a RhYIN™| RIGHTH RACE -- 1 Mlle Pace. ayear-jcash list. ' ° . in oo. AND HT PLAYS ; STEREO RECORDS, TOO! Poo! 8 10,74) < 4 up. Claiming all $2500, Purse) 8). FOURTH RACE -- 1 Mile Pace. 3 Pun Swing, Zuk e 40 $99 299 WAS PIONEER ROAD x year-olds and up. Claiming all $1500.|7-Edna's Counsel, Madilt " j Purse $500, (8). #Lynden Anne, Holmes 370|. 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