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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1968

Page

8

Tigers stun Cardinals as Lolich and Horton spark 1968 World Series comeback

Detroit routs St Louis 8 1 to tie the series at one game each behind Mickey Lolich who despite a groin infection delivers a six hitter and a historic first career home run plus key RBI. Willie Horton adds a grand slam pace changing homer as Detroit overcomes Bob Gibson’s dominance and shakes off a sluggish start.

ST. Louis UPI Detroit Tigers Bob Gibson Bullet Bob Tigers Mickey Lolich Willie Horton Detroit Nelson Briles Gibson Lolich Horton Mayo Smith Mickey Briles Tiger Smith Lou Brock Julian Javier Flood Cepeda Cardinals Mickey Stone Mike Shannon Carlton Jim Northrup Ron Willis Mickey Stanley Cubs Ernie Banks Shannon Norm Cash Banks Pee Wee Reese

Overconfidence Blamed For Cardinal Downfall

ST LOUIS Cardinals fall 8-1 to the Detroit Tigers at Busch Stadium as three homers by Horton Lolich and Cash spark a decisive six inning outburst. The Tigers', led by Lolich, outhit St. Louis 13 to with the series tied one game each.

ST. Louis UPI St. Louis Cardinals Busch Stadium Detroit Tigers Cardinal Michigan Nelson Briles Willie Horton Mickey Lolich Norm Cash Cardinals Horton Cash Stan Landes Orlando Cepeda Tim McCarver Steve Carlton Briles Bill Freehan Don Wert Lolich Dick McAuliffe Curt Flood

Ernie Banks Enjoys World Series Moments At Busch Stadium

Cubs legend Ernie Banks, 37, crowds the Busch Memorial Stadium press room during the Tigers Cardinals game. He praises Mickey Stanley at shortstop while recalling his own Cubs career, noting his four hundred seventy four career homers and passion for the sport. Banks relishes being near a World Series atmosphere rather than the game itself.

Chicago Ernie Banks Busch Memorial Stadium Tigers Cardinals

Mount Snow Names New Manager in Vermont Valley

Mount Snow Corporation hires John Christie of Camden Maine as general manager replacing Harvey Clifford who moves to Stratton Mountain. Christie, 31, formerly Sugarloaf GM, leads Mount Snow toward a younger friendly image as the Christie family relocates to West Dover Vermont.

John M. Christie Mount Snow Walter Schoenknecht Mount Snow Development Corporation Camden Maine East Christie Harvey Clifford Stratton Mountain Mount Snow Corporation John Christie Vermont Stratton Mountain Corporation Schoenknecht Sugarloaf Bowdoin College University of Stockholm Sugarloaf Mountain Corporation Maine Ski Council Vacationland, Inc Ski Maine Association Christies John Jill Miss Flint Farmington James Flint Valley View Road West Dover

Meat Grinder Grid Schedule For Northwestern

Northwestern sails through a brutal slate facing No 1 Purdue after losses to Miami Florida and Southern California. Keyes and the Purdue Boilermakers loom as the top-rated foe following their 37 22 win over Notre Dame while the Wildcats sit as 21 point underdogs in the upcoming clash.

Northwestern Purdue Southern California O. J. Simpson Trojans Leroy Keyes Boilermakers Wildcats Miami Fla Southern Cal Simpson Notre Dame Ohio State Irish Buckeyes Keyes

Tigers Fans Rally in Detroit as World Series Ties

In Detroit a throng of over 3,000 Tigers supporters gathered around a charter jet arriving from St. Louis and cheered as Willie Horton and Mickey Lolich appeared. The crowd pressed barriers and police as players moved to buses for the next World Series games. Horton credited the team with an 8-1 win and a relaxed mood as Detroit prepared for the next clashes.

Detroit UPD Detroit Tigers St. Louis Cardinals Tigers St. Louis Willie Horton Mickey Lolich Horton

Undefeated Ranks Remain Unchanged in State Grid

Undefeated teams stay at six with five in the north. Rutland Raiders stand alone in the south. Saturday showdown as Rutland hosts Rice Memorial. Middlebury, Lyndon Institute, and Hartford lead in Class 1A and L with strong defenses and high scoring Tigers.

Joe Teta Rutland Raiders Raiders Rice Memorial St. Johnsbury Rice Middlebury Lyndon Institute Hartford Ralph Wood Springfield Cosmos Brattleboro North Country Hartford Hurricanes Fair Haven Middlebury Tigers Tigers Lyndon Hurricanes Rutland Ben Rusileski Mt. Anthony Patriots MSJ Burlington BFA Spaulding Montpelier Springfield Bellows Falls Winooski West Rutland Windsor Poultney Woodstock Fall Mountain

Olympic Games Will Be Held In Mexico City

Olympic athletes in the village learn the Games will proceed after the IOC ruled the protests not aimed at the Olympics. A multi nation practice meet at University of Mexico offers competitive conditions on the new tartan track through Saturday, amid cautious optimism.

Mexico City UPD Olympic Village International Olympic Committee IOC University of Mexico

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