Killebrew Loses Home Run Crown Amid Season Finale
Harmon Killebrew of Minnesota, dethroned as AL home run champion by Boston’s Tony Conigliaro, hits his 25th homer in the Twins 3-2 win over California. The blast, his 2nd in 2 days, comes as Minnesota eyes power for the World Series against the Dodgers. Oliva wins batting title with .321.
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Tony Conigliaro
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Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hail
Don Mincher
Whitey Ford
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Red Sox
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Carl Yastrzemski
Tony Kubek
New York
Ray Barker
Tom McGraw
White Sox
Dodgers Close By Defeating Braves 3-0
Dodgers complete regular season with a 3-0 shutout of Milwaukee. Howie Reed and teammates Miller Kekich Pur din Singer Willhite combine for a versatile exhibition on the mound. Dodgers finish with strong pitching, preparing for a World Series clash with Minnesota.
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Crovsr Cribune Item From October 1965
An item from the Crovsr Cribune dated Monday October 4 1965 delivered on RFD October 5 provides a brief local notice or column entry. It reflects the era’s community notes and public notices in a compact rural delivery paper.
Philadelphia and St Louis Split Eleven Inning Doubleheader
In a long afternoon Detroit style game, Jenkins earned the win for Philadelphia and Sorrell hit his 11th homer for St Louis as the two teams split a 13 inning doubleheader. Houston beat Cincinnati 11 to 4 behind Gibson. San Francisco defeated San Francisco 11 to 4 with Mays homering for his 52nd this season.
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Mudcat Grant Aims For A Normal World Series Game
Mudcat Grant says he will pitch a normal game against the Dodgers in game one of the World Series. He downplays fear of Maury Wills and stresses focus on Dodger lineup and bunting threats as Twins manager Sam Mele and coaches discuss strategy and anticipated relievers.
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Mele Plans Quiet Winter At Home With Growing Family
Sam Mele says he will rest at home this winter with Connie and their growing family in Quincy Massachusetts. He plans late meals and home projects while continuing some golfing and attending select baseball writers dinners. he also aims to spend more time with his children and stop long absences.
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Stout Wins Narrow Victory Over Northwestern Wisconsin
Stout rallied from a 13 point deficit to defeat Northwestern Wisconsin 14 to 13. Skip Waters scored on a two yard run and on an 80 yard punt return to seal the win.
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Player wins Canada Cup with Nicklaus runner up
Gary Player, 29, of South Africa, claims the Canada Cup individual title by three strokes over Jack Nicklaus at Club de Campo Madrid. Player also anchors South Africa to the team crown with Harold Henning, eight strokes ahead of Spain. Nicklaus finishes second. Lema places far back before Ryder Cup duties.
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Ramon Sota
Clemente Oliva Cup Major Bat Titles
Roberto Clemente of Pittsburgh won his second straight batting title in the National League with a .329 average in 1965, his third title overall. Tony Oliva of Minnesota led the American League with a .321 average, capturing his second straight batting crown.
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
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Oliva
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Vic Davalillo
Cleveland
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Willie Mays
San Francisco
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Chicago
Flying Ram triumphs in three race at Great Lakes Dragaway
Gary Dyer of Chicago drove Flying Ram a 1965 Dodge to defeat Ron O'Donnell in straight wins in a special best of three. Jerry Smeltzly won nitro fuel The Hustler at 196.72 mph 8.27 seconds. Chuck Weddig led gas dragster The Quartermaster at 181.81 mph 8.81 seconds. Chuck Proite posted the day’s top speed 201.54 mph 8.28 seconds. Eastern Illinois beat Wisconsin Milwaukee 28-24 as Brian Barrington went 19 of 39 for 346 yards and three touchdowns.
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Ron O’donnell
Great Lakes
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East Moline
Chuck Weddig
Milwaukee
Chuck Proite
New Berlin
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Indiana Hoosiers fall to Texas 27 12 in Austin
Indiana offensively matched Texas at moments as Frank Stavroff connected with Bill Malinchak on two long TD passes and 144 rushing yards from its backs. The Hoosiers, however, could not sustain drives, and Texas pulled away with four scoring drives to win 27-12 in the intersectional game in Austin. Malinchak had 8 receptions for 133 yards and a 62 yard TD catch.
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Tool and Die Designer Position at Speed Queen
Job posting for a Tool and Die Designer to lay out and detail tools jigs fixtures and sheet metal dies with die casting knowledge helpful. Requires five years experience and vocational training, based in Ripon Wisconsin in a small college town setting with no commuting. Apply with a letter of qualifications to the Personnel Manager at Speed Queen a division of McGraw-Edison Co. Ripon Wisconsin 54971.
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New Economical Rupture Truss Promises Easy Support
An advertisement from Kansas City promotes a new inconspicuous rupture truss that avoids belts springs and pads. It offers a 30 day trial and a free $3.50 truss as a report incentive from the Physician's Appliance Company located at 8459 Koch Building 2906 Main Kansas City Missouri.
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McKenzie Captures Hillview Open in Sudden Death Playoff
Warren McKenzie of La Crosse won the Hillview Golf Course open championship after a three man playoff. He defeated Jim Walsh of La Crosse with a 15 foot birdie putt on the final hole in twilight conditions.
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Short Ties NL Strikeout Record in 18-Inning Tie
Chris Short of the Philadelphia Phillies tied a National League strikeout record by fanning 18 Mets over 15 innings in an 18 inning scoreless game during a doubleheader nightcap. Rob Gardner matched 15 innings for New York as the game was halted by a curfew.
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Bowling Scores Mixed Social and Kings and Queens Meet National Totals
At Holiday Lanes Bears lead with 1771 in Team Series and 628 in Team Game. High 8 Men include Larry Karels 527 and Allan Dohve 466, with Bernice Bartschenfeld 441 among top women. National West Salem Lanes shows G O N Haulers 2834 team series and 1022 team game with D Amundson 245 high single.
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Probable batting orders for first World Series game
AP lists probable lineups for the opening World Series game at Metropolitan Stadium. Dodgers players Wills Gilliam Davis Parker Roseboro Drysdale face Minnesota stars Versalles Oliva Killebrew Hall Minder Battey Quilici Grant in a 1 p.m. local start with an AL NL umpiring crew.
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