Cards Shrug Off Loss Like Pros Bengal Bats Send Series To
Bengal bats power the comeback as the series moves to a seventh game. Cal Maxvill battles frustration going 6 for 20 in the series, matching a 1964 benchmark set by Ken Boyer and Joe Pepitone in key games.
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Detroit Dodgers rally and defeat Cardinals in key game
Despite predictions, Detroit and St. Louis played a tense series game with Detroit claiming a 6 2 victory as Lolich and Freyban pitched. The Cardinals faced criticism in their dressing room after a lopsided 19 1 shellacking amid a volatile atmosphere and Magill’s remarks.
Tigers Crush Cardinals in Lopsided World Series Game Four
Detroit pounded St. Louis 13 to 1 as Kaline homered and Granger delivered seven strong innings. Gibson struggled with control and the Tigers seized the moment to take a 3 1/2 game edge, while Cardinal manager Schoendienst urged the club to forget the loss and prepare for the next game.
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Tigers Tie Nine Records With 10-Run Third Inning
The Tigers tied nine records and set three club World Series marks after scoring ten runs in the third inning of Game Six against the St. Louis Cardinals. Jim Northrup hit a grand slam and drove in four runs. Dick McAuliffe, Mickey Stanley and Al Kaline scored two each. Kaline and Norm Cash each had two hits in the inning.
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Lolich to oppose Gibson in decisive World Series game
St Louis and Detroit set for Game Seven as Bob Gibson faces Mickey Lolich after Gibson won Games One and Four and Lolich secured the Tigers' wins in Games Two and Five. The matchup caps a decisive series with strong pitching on both sides. A note clarifies a furlong as 220 yards in horse racing.
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Northrup's grand slam fuels Tigers' win over Cardinals
Detroit rides a ten run burst as Northrup belts a grand slam and Kaline adds three hits, boosting McLain's relief and Smith's calm handling to tie the series at 1-1 against the St. Louis Cardinals. Gibson struggles again as Detroit shows strong hitting and steady pitching.
McLain seeks salary boost with teammates backing
Detroit ace Denny McLain aims for a $100,000 plus pay raise after a 13-1 win over St. Louis. Jim Northrup hit a grand slam and voiced support, saying he wants to join McLain in salary talks. Northrup noted McLain played through shoulder pain.
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Notre Dame and Indiana Rank High in Total Offense
UPI reports Notre Dame and Indiana sit second and third in total offense in NCAA statistics. The Irish average 161 yards per game over three contests, Indiana 140.5, while Purdue leads in scoring and Houston tops total yardage with 4,682 yards.
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