Tigers Even Series as Lolich Wins Big in Detroit
Detroit tops St. Louis 5 3 to trim the Cardinals edge in the World Series. Al Kaline drove in two as Mickey Lolich pitched seven strong innings in a rally that turned the tide after a 3 2 deficit. Bill Freehan cut down Lou Brock at the plate, and Brock argued a missed slide while Freehan added another key throw to help swing momentum in the Tigers' favor.
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Purdue Tops AP Poll Again as Ohio State Moves In
Purdue repeats as No 1 in the AP major college football poll with 736 points after a 43-6 win over Northwestern. Southern California remains No 2 after routing Miami 28-3. Penn State holds No 3, Notre Dame No 4 after beating Iowa, and Ohio State rises to No 6 following a 21-6 win over Oregon.
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College basketball Top 20 reshuffled with several shifts
The Top 20 ranking sees changes as Mississippi, Stanford, Florida State and Oregon State crack the list while Alabama, Miami, Arizona State and Texas A M drop out. Houston rises to 12 after a 71 33 win over Cincinnati, Michigan State also sits at 12, Arkansas moves to fourth, and California Georgia Stanford and Oregon State populate spots 16 through 20 amid a mixed week.
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Wait Worth It For Kaline In Tigers World Series
Detroit star Al Kaline savoring his first World Series glory after a 5-3 win over St Louis. He hit a bases loaded two run single to tie and take the lead, delivering a standout .381 series average despite a season of injuries and lineup battles. Kaline praised Mayo Smiths trust and shared the moment with a standing ovation in right field.
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Quarterback Club To View Movies
Kennebunk The Wednesday Quarterback Club will hold its weekly session at Kennebunk High School at 8 p m. Movies of the Kennebunk High and Train Academy football game will be shown and refreshments will be served after narration. Hamilton N Y AP Longtime Colgate football Coach Andy Kerr celebrated his 90th birthday by watching films of Colgate Yale game and attending a dinner in his honor. Kerr coached Colgate from 1929 46. His 1932 team was unbeaten and unscored on in inning games.
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Sunday Rollers Mixed Couples League Opener Set
The Sunday Rollers Mixed Couples bowling league begins its 1968-69 season at the 20th Century Lanes next Sunday at 8. Two couples per team, with several openings for interested bowlers. Contact Nick Gillis to finalize rosters before Sunday. prizes and a season-end banquet promised.
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Controversial Fifth Inning Play Decides Detroit Win
Detroit defeats St. Louis 5-3 as a ruled out at home plate on Lou Brock in the fifth inning sparks debate. Brock disputes the call after watching TV replays, insisting he touched the plate. Kaline’s bases loaded single in the seventh seals the comeback and the series lead changes.
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Youth Hostels Originator Richard Schirrman Aid
German schoolmaster Richard Schirrman devised a chain of youth hostels about 60 years ago. He found hotels costly for students and urged teachers to place mattresses in classrooms during summer. The first hostel opened in a castle in 1910, and by 1914 Germany had 200 hostels.
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Air space sovereignty lacks universal legal definition
Nations claim sovereignty over air space above their territories though no global law defines its extent. Variations persist in practice as states assert control while international norms remain unresolved.
Tigers Praise Kaline Series Performance
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan hailed Al Kaline after Kaline delivered two singles in Detroit's 5-3 World Series win over St. Louis. Kaline, a 16-year veteran, driven in the tying and go-ahead runs in the seventh, drawing a standing ovation for his all-around showing. Mickey Lolich earned his second complete-game victory, keeping Detroit alive as St. Louis led 3-0 early.
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Vikings Acquire King Hill In Eagles Trade
Philadelphia AP Vikings acquire quarterback King Hill from the Eagles after eight years with Philadelphia. Minnesota coach Bud Grant calls Hill a good QB and plans him as backup to Joe Kapp as Detroit injures boost urgency. Hill, a longtime backup, joins a Vikings team needing depth after Kapp’s groggy loss and Cuozzo’s broken collarbone.
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Black Prince of England Remembered by Canterbury Tomb
The eldest son of King Edward III is famed as the Black Prince for wearing black armor at the Battle of Crecy. His armor still hangs above his tomb in Canterbury Cathedral, marking his enduring legacy.
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Government ousts opposition deputies in panama vote
In Panama City the government controlled National Assembly removed four opposition deputies for electoral coercion and seated four pro government members, enlarging the majority from 30 to 34 of 42 seats. The ousted were Ro isas Vargas Decerega and Escalona Rios.
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Newcombe Reaches Final at Natal Pro Tennis
John Newcombe of Australia advanced to the finals of the Natal Professional Tennis Championship with an 8-6 9-7 win over Ray Moore of South Africa in Durban.
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