Cardinals edge Yankees with McCarver 3 run homer in 10th
In a tense World Series game, Tim McCarver belted a three run homer in the 10th inning, lifting the St. Louis Cardinals to a 5 2 victory over the New York Yankees. The win gave St. Louis a 3 2 series lead as Bob Gibson matched a tough Yankee effort and Ken Boyer earlier hit a grand slam.
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World Series Hype Grows as Yankees Face Uncertain Berra
Keane backs his ace described as the go to man for the big game, amid a 19 12 NL season mark. The 1964 World Series ode centers on Busch Stadium in St. Louis as New York battles doubt over Yogi Berra’s status and lineup decisions.
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Notre Dame honors Kostilnik after Air Force win
Notre Dame center linebacker Tom Kostilnik of Hiller Pennsylvania received the game ball for the 347 victory over Air Force. He made a crucial interception and eight tackles as the Irish prepared for UCLA. Regulars were excused from practice while reserves scrimmaged freshmen.
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Go-Karts Champion Earns Tri-State Trophy at Van Wert
Howard Second Bobby Howard, 12, son of Mr and Mrs Gene Howard of 205 Cottonwood Dr, won one race placed second in another and earned a trophy for fastest qualifying time in the Tri-State Championship Go-Karts races at Van Wert Ohio on Sunday.
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Iba Happy His U S Cage Five Beats Finland
UPI reports United States coach Hank Iba praised his college lineup after a 77 to 31 win over Finland in Tokyo. He warned that expectations for perfection are unfair and noted the foreign teams have improved, with Russia, Brazil, and Yugoslavia seen as threats in the Olympic tournament.
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Keane Reverses Plan On McCarver Signal In Big 10th
Tim McCarver delivered a three run homer in the fifth World Series game as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the New York Yankees 5 2. Manager Johnny Keane had intended a bunt but scrapped it when Elston Howard appeared to read the play. McCarver said he only aimed to push the runner home and the hit became the pivotal moment of the game.
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Cardinals Leave Early But Yanks Wait Until Today
The St. Louis Cardinals flew home to St. Louis after a 5-2 World Series win in New York. The New York Yankees delayed their arrival, planning a 12:30 p.m. workout at Yankee Stadium before a 4 a.m. charter flight to St. Louis, expected to land around 6:30 p.m. EDT.
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McCarver's 10th inning homer lifts Cardinals in World Series
Tim McCarver drove in three with a 10th inning homer as the Cardinals rallied to beat the Yankees 5 2 in New York. Gibson and Groat also starred as St Louis trimmed the series lead, while Keane hinted at his own job prospects.
Eyes on Longhorns track poll. OSU and ND follow
The Associated Press weekly college football ranking shows Texas holding No 1 with 30 first place votes and 387 points. Ohio State jumps to second with 7 firsts and 344 points, Notre Dame rises to fourth after a third win, while Alabama, Michigan, and Nebraska remain in the top ten amid late-season movement.
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Madison Heights Routs Highland for fifth win
Madison Heights eighth graders under Coach Whitey Ellis routed Highland 33 to 21 yesterday at Highland to post their fifth victory in six games. Key scorers included Rector with three touchdowns, G Baldwin with two runs and a 33 yard pass, and Glen Ellis adding a two yard score and a 52 yard run.
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Royals Hawks Play Contest At Muncie
Oscar Robertson will lead the Cincinnati Royals against Bob Petit and the St. Louis Hawks in a National Basketball Association exhibition Tuesday night at Ball State College gym. The event is sponsored by the Muncie Police Juvenile Aid Division to raise funds for Christmas baskets and to send School Patrol students to summer camp.
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Anderson Horseshoe Club elects officers and crowns champions
The Anderson Horseshoe Club elected officers for 1965 and set class champions at a recent meet at their courts on 29th and Fairview Sts. New officers include president Jasper Pine, vice president Bob Butsler, secretary treasurer Ross Anderson, and publicity chairman Chet Craig. Class champions span multiple classes with Anderson, Muncie, Charlottesville, Mechanicsburg, and other towns represented among top finishers.
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