McCarver's Three-Run Homer Lifts Cards Over Yankees in 10th
Tim McCarver belted a three run homer in the 10th inning to cap a 5-2 victory for the St. Louis Cardinals over the New York Yankees in New York. The win put the Cardinals up 3-2 in the World Series as they return home for games six and seven if needed. Cardinals starter Bob Gibson struck out 13 in six strong innings, and Tim Tresh's ninth inning homer briefly tied the game before McCarver's decisive blast.
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U S Wins 200 Meter Backstroke Clean Sweep at Tokyo
Jed Graef a 22 year old Princeton student from Verona N J led the United States to a 1 2 3 sweep of the medals in the 200 meter backstroke setting a world record 2 10 3 breaking the old mark 2 10 9 by Tom Stock 1962 Dilley and Bennett followed Graef with silver and bronze Frasier Stouder and Ellis also medaled in the women s 100 meter freestyle while U S forces excel in springboard diving basketball rowing and boxing as the U S tally climbs to ten medals Russia four The Philadelphia deers face the Celtics in Scranton before the NBA season opens in Philadelphia
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Vermont Teams Dominate Weekend In Strong ECAC Run
Vermont athletics posted a standout weekend with 9-0 in head to head action, an ECAC tennis title, and multiple varsity wins. Rich Reynolds leads rushing for the football team with 245 yards on 60 carries, while quarterback Scott Fitz tops total offense after adding 241 passing yards and 51 rushing. Foerster and Andrade share scoring honors with 18 points each. Deane Kent leads receiving with 72 yards on five catches.
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Dartmouth Hosts Brown In Grid Game Saturday
Dartmouth and Brown prepare for an Ivy League football clash in Hanover on Saturday Oct. 17. The game features top pitchers John McLaughry of Brown and Bob Black of Dartmouth, with rain plans mentioned to move the contest if needed.
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Ivy League aerial clash shapes Brown Dartmouth clash
Brown starts Jim Dunda at quarterback and Bob Hall at left halfback for a double barreled passing attack led by John Parry and Bob Seiple. Dartmouth counters with Bruce Gottschall and Mickey Beard as Gottschall targets Jack McLean Bob O'Brien Tom Clarke and Bob MacLeod, an aerial emphasis lifting Dartmouth over three games.
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Texas Remains Tops in Poll Ohio Moves to Second Place
In the UPI major college football ratings Texas holds the No 1 ranking with 342 points on a 29 record. Ohio State climbs to No 2 with 279 points as Alabama and Notre Dame hold strong positions. Notre Dame moves to fourth while Michigan slips to fifth. Nebraska rises to sixth and Syracuse to seventh. Georgia Tech Florida and Arkansas enter the top 10 while Illinois drops to 14th and Kentucky and UCLA exit the list. Louisiana State leads the second 10 with Florida State and Southern California close behind.
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Indians May Not Move If Ticket Sales Boom
The 22 man board of directors meets in Cleveland Friday to decide if the 1965 American League schedule will feature the Seattle Indians, Oakland Indians, or Dallas Indians. If Cleveland board members sacrifice finances to keep the team, the Indians may stay. otherwise Seattle, Oakland, or Dallas could get the franchise. Gabe Paul and William Daley led a three city tour to drum up support amid a strong Cleveland season ticket drive.
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Colts Crush Cardinals 47 27 to Stay NFL Lead in Baltimore
Baltimore blanks St Louis 47 27 as Lenny Moore key to the Colts revival. Baltimore rushes for 266 yards, builds 17-0 lead, and stays atop the Western Division standings. Tony Lorick and Ray Berry also score, while Unitas adds a six yard run. Cardinals troubled by second string defense in final period. Elmer Rush to meet Bill McMurray Oct 26 at Kezar Pavilion in Sacramento. Bob Gibson named NL Player of the Month for September by 50 writers and broadcasters.
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