Final Game Looms as Cards and Yankees Tie Series
The 1964 World Series goes to a seventh game after a 8-3 Yankees win in St Louis. Jim Bouton outdueled Curt Simmons as Roger Maris Mickey Mantle and Joe Pepitone powered New York past the Cardinals. Keane trusts Gibson in the finale while Berra confirms Stottlemyre will start if Whitey Ford remains hurt.
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Budness Earns Starting Berth With Raiders
Boston Patriots fans will see Bill Budness, a rookie linebacker, start for the Oakland Raiders at Fenway Park. Budness, BU MVP in 1963 and North Senior Bowl captain, rose from 213 pounds to win the starting role after Archie Matsos’ injury. Oakland aims for 230 pounds. Budness trained at 223 pounds but has since trimmed to play weight. Coach Al Davis calls him a bright, young light with good attitude.
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Tim McCarver Leads World Series Slugging Surge
ST. LOUIS AP Tim McCarver the Cardinals catcher tops both World Series teams with a .762 slugging percentage and 16 total bases in 21 at bats. He has 10 hits, including a double, triple and homer. Mickey Mantle leads Yankees with a .750 slugging mark.
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New York Power Hitters Finally Find The Range
The Yankees crushed the Cardinals 8 3 in St Louis to even the World Series at three games each. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit consecutive homers and Joe Pepitone added a grand slam in relief to seal Jim Bouton's win. Mantle was walked in the eighth as Pepitone launched the grand slam. Pepitone, feeling hot after a slow series, spoke of bearing down amid fan pressure.
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Celtics Set Same Starting Lineup For Detroit Clash
Boston will field the same starting five as last season’s NBA champions. Russell anchors the pivot with Heinsohn and Sanders at forward and Sam and K C Jones in the backcourt. Detroit revamped via trades with no rookies among the rotation.
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Bouton Wins Second Series Game For Yankees
In St Louis, Jim Bouton pitched 8 1 3 innings to secure an 8 3 Yankee victory over the Cardinals in Game 6. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle hit solo shots, Pepitone added a grand slam in the eighth, and Steve Hamilton closed out the win with a double play.
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Bruins Struggle as Hawks Shutout Boston 3 0
Chicago blanked Boston 3 0 as Bruins failing to help goalie Ed Johnston. Chicago took two goals on rebounds and Esposito tallied a breakaway score. Bruins missed chances and power play failed again, Johnston 35 saves, Hall 32. Next at Toronto then Montreal.
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Teen-Age Dances Planned in Biddeford Hall
The Msgr Melanson Association met on Thornton Street Biddeford to organize a series of teen age dances under President Roland Desrosiers. The first dance will commence soon, with details to follow.
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United States Increases Its Lead In Olympic Medals
In Tokyo the United States extended its medal lead with 29 total medals including 12 gold. Bob Hayes set a world sprint pace with a 10.0 victory in the 100 meters, Wyomin Tyus tied the world record in the 100 meters, and Al Oerter won discus gold for the third time. Philadelphia’s Vesper Boat Club won the premier eight, while Lesley Bush of Princeton won the women’s platform diving. Oerter battled injuries to throw 200 feet 14 inches. The U.S. also claimed a second in modern pentathlon, a second in double sculls, and a third in four without coxswain.
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Long Races To Close Season At Beech Ridge
Two 200 lap MSSCRA stock car races at Beech Ridge Speedway on Sunday aim to crown the season. A 2 p.m. start offers $400 to the winner in the A class and at least $250 to MSSCRA champion Bob Libby. Pit stops count as down time. any power Class A car can enter with bomber entrants meeting engine specs.
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Biddeford Football Movies Shown at Junior High
Movies of the Biddeford Ban gor game were shown last night with narration by Coach David Redmond at Biddeford Junior High School auditorium. The event, sponsored by the Biddeford Public Schools Activities Association, announced a bean supper at the school from 5 to 7 p.m. on November 14. Proceeds will benefit hot lunch programs in all public schools.
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Hall Hosts Saturday Dance Plans Monthly Adult Dance
At 8 p.m. Saturday, the hall hosts a dance as members decide to hold monthly dances for adults with more events to be planned later, officials said.
Grassroots Push Grows as Voters Near Registration
Matthew Reese says Democratic aim is to move supporters from TV to registration and polls while states close books. GOP workers in Tulsa claim lines have shifted to conservative versus liberal, boosting precinct activity nationwide, especially in the South. Humphreys notes Republicans are in the South to stay with many mobilized workers for Goldwater and beyond. Reese cites smarter voters, patronage shifts, and evolving grassroots tactics.
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