Gibson leads Cardinals past Red Sox as Series nears turn
St Louis pitcher Bob Gibson blanked Boston over five hits delivering a 6-0 win to push the Cardinals within one victory of a fourth straight World Series title. The Cardinals built a four run first inning and Gibson lasted seven, with Carl Yastrzemski collecting the lone ninth inning hit for Boston.
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Packers Rally Past Lions in 27 17 Win
Green Bay erased a 10-0 defic it to beat Detroit 27 17 and stay atop the Central Division 3 0 1. John Brodie threw a 28 yard score to Sonny Randle as San Francisco upset Los Angeles 27 24.
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Jory
Iowa Faces a Rebuilding After Lopsided Losses
Iowa teams enter a seven game Big Ten stretch starting at undefeated Indiana as coach Ray Nagel strives to rebuild morale after two routs. Notre Dame and Oregon State defeats loom large while public ridicule grows and Indiana’s early season skid adds pressure to halt a long winless stretch since 1928.
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Red Birds Top Sox 6 0 As Gibsons Shutout Dominates
Cardinals pound Boston 6 0 in a two game World Series start as Bob Gibson limits the Red Sox to five hits. Schoendienst and Maris offer pointed remarks on pitching plans and satisfaction while Don Larsen’s perfect game in memory looms.
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Race horsemen threaten boycott of Tropical Park season opening
Florida HBPA President Robert Mackle says horsemen may boycott the November 18 start of Tropical Park winter meet to press for higher purses. The group seeks a larger parimutuel payout and a 45 percent share of prizes, after last spring’s Aqueduct boycott boosted purses by about one half. The plan could cost Tropical about $60,000 as a meeting is scheduled.
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