Lolich Joins Elite in World Series Win Comeback
St Louis, UPI. Mickey Lolich, 28, of the World Champion Detroit Tigers, won his third game of the World Series by defeating the St. Louis Cardinals 4-1 in game seven. The Tigers clinch the title, ending a 23 year wait. Lolich avoids anonymity as he becomes only the eighth pitcher to win three games in a World Series.
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Lolich's triumph reshapes Tigers title run and Cardinals future
In St Louis Detroit star Mickey Lolich relished a hero's glow after edging the Cardinals in the World Series seventh game. McLain's 31 wins fade beside Lolich's 17 as Detroit exposes Cardinal weaknesses and hints at a reshaped team with rotations, endorsements, and potential trades.
Tarkenton and Van Brocklin to clash as rivals
Veteran QB Fran Tarkenton leads the New York Giants against Norm Van Brocklin and the Atlanta Falcons, rekindling a former mentor pupil dynamic as years earlier Tarkenton had vowed not to return to Minnesota and was traded to the Giants.
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All-Womens New England Air Race Starts in Burlington
Forty six women pilots and co pilots will fly today in the annual All Womens New England Air Race from Burlington Municipal Airport. The 250 mile closed circuit course requires a single landing at the Burlington finishing line. Sponsored by the New England section of 99s and co sponsored by the Department of Transportation of the Burlington Chamber of Commerce.
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Pownal Results and NFL Preview Highlights
Racing results show multiple races with winners and times from Pownal. The article shifts to a NFL preview featuring Fran Tarkenton and Tarkenton’s coaching reunion, notes Giants lead Capitol Division, Cowboys vs Eagles, and a Western Conference weekend with Packers at Green Bay and other key matchups with point spreads.
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Boilermakers Buckeyes Face Big Ten Title Test
Purdue seeks to extend its No 1 ranking and earn a Rose Bowl bid by defeating Ohio State in a key Saturday clash. Purdue has amassed 124 points in wins over Virginia Notre Dame and Northwestern while Ohio State sits seventh nationally as the main obstacle to Pasadena glory.
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Pownal Entries and a Big Columbus Stadium Preview
A Sunday horse show list from Pownal features multiple entries across ten divisions with names such as Gay Artist Cardella Fearless King NB Slipperly Hill NB and many more. The block includes betting lines and prize amounts, followed by a separate college football note predicting a massive Columbus stadium crowd and analyses of Purdue Ohio State Southern California Penn State Kansas Nebraska Notre Dame and others with key player Rex Kern and Donnie Shanklin highlighted.
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Kalibek—Rodriguez
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Shiny Robyn
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Douce
Tee Tee Boy
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Brave Orb—Pruden
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Naskak
Billie’s Dish
Struss
Mein Liebhaber
Santiago
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Miss Goodbird
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Saratoga Racing Results October 12 1968
Horse race results from Saratoga show ten pace and trot divisions. Sturdy Boy led first pace with Volo Direct and Cedar Crest Dash following. subsequent placings include Marion E vol o, Bradstreet Jean, Meg W Miss Lady Scot, Jones Comet, and Bonny Barthoc among others.
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Princess—Richards
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Ding Ho—Marchi
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John—Cramer
Robert Allen—Livingstone
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Jones Comet—Lamb
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Pam—Watson
Ti Tex——Lape
Timmy Hanover—Langtry
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Duke—Vanidestine
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Tigers Win 1968 World Series In Dominant Comeback
The Detroit Tigers erased a 3 1/2 game deficit to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals in a dramatic seven game series led by Mickey Lolich's three wins and a 27 inning mound effort. Bob Gibson matched him, but Detroit’s offense exploded in games three to six, scoring 32 runs in a decisive stretch as Mayo Smith’s lineup adjustments, including Mickey Stanley at short and Al Kaline in right, paid off with Kaline finishing strong and Lolich sealing a historic title.
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Maple Leafs veteran George Armstrong retires from season
Toronto veteran of 17 NHL seasons George Armstrong says he will not play this season, ending a career with 1,026 games and 265 goals 368 assists. Armstrong calls the retirement official and confirms he will not return to the Maple Leafs lineup.
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