Robinsons Each Clout One Home Run
In the second inning Frank Robinson hit a homer off Drysdale after Luis Aparicio led off with a fly out and Russ Snyder drew a walk. The Dodgers pitcher, shaken early, faced Robinson as teams discussed neutralizing him by moving pitches in and out.
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Bauer Calls Early Homers Turning Point
In a dramatic game, the Orioles clinched the lead with back to back homers in the first inning as Drabowsky replaced McNally. Moe Drabowsky earned six straight strikeouts, a modern record, while Hank Bauer praised the early blast as a turning point before Baltimore beat the Dodgers.
Koufax and Palmer to pitch second World Series game
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, 27-game winner with 1.74 ERA and 37 strikeouts, faces Baltimore rookie Jim Palmer in game two of the World Series. The Dodgers clinched the NL pennant by defeating the Phillies, while Palmer starred for the Orioles as the series moves forward.
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World Series lineup outlined for Game 2
The Dodgers-Baltimore clash features Dodgers starters Koufax and Parker in lineup notes and a recap of early innings. Baltimore jumps to a lead with Etchebarren and Snyder driving runs while McNally is pulled after three innings as Drabowsky and the Orioles bullpen hold.
Juniors Start Play At Browns Alleys
Junior boys and girls ages 13 to 18 begin competitions at Brown's Recreation Lanes at 8 a m Saturday October 8 announced JBAC director Mrs Jean Ramsey. Bantam boys and girls ages 8 to 12 start Saturday November 5 at Brown's with loop officials planning many more new teams.
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Oerter and Boston Lead U S Little Olympics Team
Al Oerter three time Olympic discus winner and Ralph Boston top US long jumper head a squad of eight athletes for the Little Olympics in Mexico City October 11 to 20, a tune up for the Olympic Games there against entrants from 28 nations. Teammates include Bob Seagren Ed Burke John Tushaus George Young Jim Grelle and Tommie Smith from several cities and colleges.
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Drabowsky Stars In Orioles 5 2 World Series Win
Orioles pitcher Moe Drabowsky delivered a relief gem against the Dodgers, tying a 47 year old Series strikeout record with six straight outs and totaling 11 punchouts. He relieved Dave McNally in the third, allowed only one hit, and helped Baltimore seize game one of the World Series.
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Britons Combine 500 Forces for Indy 300 Mile Race
Indianapolis star reports Lotus and BRM will jointly enter three cars in the 1967 Indianapolis 300. Jimmy Clark and Jackie Stewart head two cars for Lotus and BRM respectively, with a third driver unnamed. Hill is BRM No 1. Lotus supplies chassis and BRM engines as BRMs HI4 engine powers the effort. Tony Rudd says BRM teams with Colin Chapman’s Lotus for Indianapolis next May.
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Dodgers Blamed for Dull Start in World Series Loss
Los Angeles manager Walt Alston faulted missed opportunities and poor bench life after the Dodgers trailed early, failing to cash in on base paths while Orioles pitcher Dave McNally shut them down. Drysdale allowed two first inning homers and Jim Lefebvre, Roseboro, and Stuart produced limited offense as Baltimore held the lead.
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