Hodges Says Mets Stand Started to Shine After Lead
Gil Hodges, answering a cover question about the Mets after a 3-1 World Series lead, spoke in his trademark understated style about moving up in the standings. The Mets’ manager, a former Dodger and longtime family man from Indiana, led a disciplined club with a strong work ethic and no-nonsense rules.
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Mets Owner Hails Win as Guts Over Destiny
New York Mets owner Joan Payson credited the World Series victory to guts rather than fate. She described the team as a gutsy group, tended to players' safety amid the field melee, and noted her celebrations with tears, champagne, and calls with President Nixon.
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The Negro Community by Ester Hicks calendar notes
The column lists local events and church notices in Shreveport terms. Ada Chapter No 18 Q.E.S. hosts a fish fry at Inez Monk’s home October 18. A fellowship meeting is set for Pentecostal Temple Church October 19. Humming Bees of Shreveport sing at New Testament Pentecostal Church October 19. Union Extension Homemakers Club holds monthly meeting with Mrs. A. R. Johnson as guest. Thought for the month is The smallest good deed is more valuable than the greatest intention.
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Offbeat TV Schedule Framed by Weekend Listings
The page shows a chaotic TV grid with mixed program titles, movie slots, and host segments. Highlights include titles like Where Angels Go Trouble Follows Ulysses Touch of Evil and The Brady Bunch with various times and channel cues, reflecting a typical late 1960s to 1970s network lineup.
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Suns Prospectus Highlights Hawkins as NBA Breakthrough
Newspaper Enterprise Assn previews the Phoenix Suns season with Connie Hawkins as the centerpiece. The piece notes Hawkins, a veteran of two pro leagues and the Harlem Globetrotters, brings rare versatility and scoring potential to an otherwise strengthened roster led by Kerr, Silas, Goodrich, and Van Arsdale.
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Sunday Morning and NFL Football Schedule Overview
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Morning Grid of Shows and Religious Segments Across Day
An extensive TV and radio schedule lists programs from devotional segments to cartoons and dramas. Notable entries include Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, The Rifleman, Gunsmoke, and Evening News with Weather and Sports forecasts.
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Shoats Seek third straight win in Arkansas clash
Arkansas freshmen chase a third consecutive victory against Oklahoma State Colts in Fayetteville after beating SMU 20-13 and Texas Tech 23-22. Colts open their season as the Shoats’ foe, led by quarterback Joe Ferguson who has completed 29 of 53 passes for 436 yards in two games.
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Impressive Debut for Broderick
Ken Broderick shined in his NHL debut as Detroit lost 3 2 to Minnesota after coach Bill Gadsby was fired hours before the game. Broderick stopped 32 shots, earning outstanding player honors as Claude Larose and Danny Grant fueled the North Stars' win. Sid Abel called the team unprepared but praised Broderick's performance in front of 11 000 at Olympia Stadium.
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Suns Turn Back San Diego Rockets In Season Open
Phoenix Suns held a lead most of the game before a late rally by the San Diego Rockets. Elvin Hayes tied it late, but Gail Goodrich sealed the 116-114 win with two free throws and a crucial steal in the final 43 seconds.
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