Pirates Clinch NL Pennant as Giants Fall in Series Thriller
Pittsburgh Pirates beat San Francisco 95 to win the National League pennant and set up a World Series clash with the Baltimore Orioles. Dave Cash and Richie Hebner sparked early offense, Roberto Clemente and Willie Stargell contributed, and closer Kent Giusti sealed the win with a late save as the Giants bullpen faltered.
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Denny Murtaugh Reacts Calmly After Victory
Denny Murtaugh stayed composed as reporters pressed for opinions on Baltimore’s likely challenge. He described the win in measured terms and hinted at the strategic edge his team will need in upcoming tests.
Orioles Reflect On Mets Losses That Spurs Growth
The Orioles, fresh from a playoff sweep of Oakland, credit past losses to the Mets with hardening their resolve. Brooks Robinson and Frank Robinson cite the 1969 setback as a push to sharpen focus, improve discipline, and build against pressure as they chase titles.
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Suit Filed Against NCAA Over Athletics Foundation Policy
The Athletic Foundation, representing a California trustees group, sues the NCAA in US District Court claiming the Aug. 21 resolution harms donations and student-athlete support by forcing penalties and restricting funds through improper acts. The suit alleges the NCAA resolution is capricious and violates the constitution and bylaws.
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Syracuse Runner Bounces Back After Brief Setback
Syracuse junior fullback Marty Januszkiewicz says he feels fine and is bouncing back from a one day layoff. He resumed practice with the University football team after a brief reluctance and a 15 minute meeting with coach Ben Schwarlawalder.
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Orioles poised for World Series dominance in 1965
The piece argues the Baltimore Orioles, with a balanced lineup and top pitching, are clear favorites for the World Series, boasting a dynasty rivaling the Yankees and featuring the Robinsons, the Boog, and four 20 game winners. It notes no staff coverage planned for the Series and shifts to college football and predicted winners.
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Eagles Fire Head Coach Williams after winless start
Philadelphia Eagles owner Leonard Tose fired head coach Jerry Williams amid an 0-3 start this season after a laboring ultimatum. Ed Khayat, a former 1960 champion with the Eagles, was named interim coach for the remainder of the year as Williams faced fines and scrutiny over team effort and performance.
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Arabs Capture Three-Way Cross Country Meet at Pendleton
Arabs swept the boys cross country meet at Pendleton with a 29 52 59 victory over Muncie South and Greenfield Central. Gary Crosley led Arabs in 9:56, Fowler of Pendleton Heights was second, Curtis of Muncie South third, Apple of Greenfield Central fourth, Schrug of Pendleton Heights fifth. South won the junior meet with 2 points. Arabs 43 for second, Greenfield Central 73. Kersey of the Rebels won the individual junior race in 11:02.
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SPECIAL Country Music Show at Miami Campground
An all day event Sunday October 10 features top Midwest acts. The Twilighters The Blue Boys The Wooten Bros Orange Bros Ramblers Mavin Bros Midwest Ramblers Roger Morphew Band Country Pride Haywood Family The Shifters Valley Boy perform for entertainment at the Miami Campground seven miles south of Elwood.
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