Tigers fall to Cardinals as rain delays end in 10-1 loss
St Louis roars to a 10-1 victory over Detroit in Game 3 as rain halts play. Gibson earns his seventh World Series win with a homer, while McLain exits early and Lolich prepares for Monday’s crucial start with Sparma or Wilson ready if needed.
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Red Peppers Column Looks At McLain And World Series
Al Miller reviews Denny McLain amid Tiger losses in the World Series, noting fans demand redemption after a poor start and Mayo Smith’s stance on starting McLain. He also touches on Cardinals pitcher Larry Jaster and other NL players, plus a note on Red Schoendienst and potential Washington sale.
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Hall wins Twin Pines Amateur for third straight year
Mike Hall, student at Town State U in Ames, shot 34 33 67 to win the Twin Pines Amateur days after his father Bill Hall tied for second with 37 34 71. The Monticello pair extended a family rivalry as Bill finished runner up alongside three other golfers.
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Local Bowling Standings Include Konsdorf Smith Garrett
The report notes Marion bowler Bob Konsdorf 37 and 34, Dave Smith 36 and 35, and Rick Garrett 35 and 36 in a 71s pairing. The fragment lists players and scores from a regional event.
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Hawks Ready for Indiana After Notre Dame defeat
Iowa coach Ray Nagel said the Hawks will be ready for Indiana in their Big Ten opener. Podolak and Sullivan expected back, with Lawrence and Podolak likely to share action. Nagel noted Indiana’s offensive danger but suggested IU may have looked ahead after a 28 14 league win.
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Jones wins all Iowa Industrial trapshoot at Otter Creek
Terry Jones of Cedar Rapids Cryovac shot 96 of 100 to win the individual title in the all Iowa Industrial trapshoot at Otter Creek Sportsmen's Club. Wayne Lovik of Oliver was runner up with 95 and Wayne Jensen of Cedar Rapids Collins placed third with 93. Oliver No. 1 of Charles City took the team championship, totaling 439 of 500. John Deere No. 1 of Ottumwa was third with 427.
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Vikings Beat Lions 24 10 Injuries Hit Quarterbacks
The Minnesota Vikings took sole first in the NFL Central by beating Detroit 24 10 as two quarterbacks were injured. Joe Kapp left with a head injury and Gary Cuozzo broke his left shoulder while leading a late first half drive.
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