Amazing Mets Clinch Eastern Title With 6-0 Win
The New York Mets clinched the NL Eastern Division with a 6-0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals at Shea Stadium. Don Clendenon and Ed Charles powered the offense with home runs as Gary Gentry pitched four-hit ball. Mets boss Gil Hodges praised the team’s year of persistence, and celebrants tore up the field in jubilation.
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Clyde's Corner sports editor notes tough weekend upsets
Mike Donoghue, newly appointed assistant sports editor at The Banner, reflects on a wide weekend of upsets in football and pro play. He praises night games drawing big crowds, recalls Drury High’s 0-28 loss, Giants’ comeback, Bears’ slump, and Broncos’ 21-19 upset of the Jets, while predicting weekend outcomes and praising Clyde’s Corner debut.
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Orioles Aim For 111 Wins In Historic All American Run
Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3 in 11 innings to reach 107 victories and close in on the 111‑win AL record set by the 1954 Indians. Brooks Robinson drove in the winning run, while Mike Cuellar still sought his 24th win. Other AL results included the Twins, White Sox, Red Sox, Senators, and Angels winning, with notable long games and bullpen feats.
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