Old Nemesis Osteen Next For Twins
The Minnesota Twins, energized by their 5-1 win over Don Drysdale and successful 8-2 opener, head to Los Angeles to face Claude Osteen in the World Series. Camilo Pascual will open in Dodger Stadium, as Harmon Killebrew and Zoilo Versalles helped key the victory with timely hits while Tony Oliva added a double.
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Los Angeles
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Sandy Koufax
Minnesota Twins
Claude Osteen
Koufax
Minnesota
Drysdale
Twins
Buzzie Bavasi
Sam Mele
Camilo Pascual
Angels
Dodger Stadium
Osteen
Washington Senators
Claude
Harmon Killebrew
Tony Oliva
Killebrew
Zoilo Versalles
Kaat
Pascual
Jim Grant
Jim Kaat
Grant
Mouse That Roared: Kaat Beats Koufax in World Series
Minnesota's Jim Kaat, nicknamed Kitty, outpitched Sandy Koufax in a 5 1 victory for the Twins. Kaat revealed he never read scouting reports and soldiers on with tendonitis as he built the upset over the Dodgers. Bob Allison’s fifth inning catch helped preserve the lead in a pivotal World Series game.
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LOS Angeles
Minnesota
Jim
Kitty) Kaat
Sandy Koufax
Kaat
Dodger
Koufax
Twins
Dodgers
Mele
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Jim Kaat
Dodgers Fall To Twins In Pitchers Duel 5-1
Los Angeles and Minnesota split a tense game as Koufax faltered in the sixth, while Perranoski closed out the Twins. Alston said no changes needed after the defeat, and Claude Osteen was set to start the next game. The crowd of 48,700 watched a dramatic contrast in pitching.
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Walt Alston
Dodgers
Alston
Claude Osteen
Osteen
Koufax
Sandy
Maury Wills
Twins
Wills
Cobbers St John's To Battle MIAC Foes
Nationally ranked Concordia and St John’s, unbeaten small college powers, host MIAC opponents with top NAIA status. Cobbers aim to drop Minnesota-Duluth, St John’s seeks win No. 3 against Hamline. other MIAC matchups include St Thomas at Augsburg and Macalester at Gustavus Adolphus.
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Associated Press
Concordia
St. John’s
Cobbers
Minnesota-Duluth
Hamline
St. Thomas
Augsburg
Macalester
Gustavus Adolphus
Michigan Tech
Mankato State
St. Cloud
Mankato Uravels
Bemidji
Winona
Moorhead
St. Olaf
Coe of Town
Carleton
Beloit
Wis
Bethel
Northland
Minnesota-Morris
Minot
N.C
West Virginia leads nation with top scoring and offense
WVU sits No. 1 in scoring at 51 points per game and total offense at 545.3 yards. Four offensive leaders appear among national rankings: Dick Leftridge 309 rushing yards, Chuck Kinder 42.6 punting and 25 points, Allen McCune 685 passing yards and nine TDs plus 660 total offense, Garrett Ford 418 rushing yards and 36 points, with Ford tied for fourth in scoring.
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West Virginia
Dick Leftridge
Chuck Kinder
Allen McCune
Garrett Ford
Gilliam One Error In 108 Infield Chances In Series
Jim Gilliam of the Dodgers logged a single error in 108 series chances after two miscues in game two. Minnesota pitchers Jim Grant and Jim Kaat walked one each against Wes Parker while Kaat struck out three Dodgers. Perranoski balked in the eighth, the first balk in 12 years in a Series. Carl Erskine fanned 14 Yankees, a record surpassing Koufax in 1963. Koufax’s Series mark stands 2-2 with nine strikeouts for 39 innings.
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LOS Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Dodgers
Minnesota
Jim Grant
Jim Kaat
Wes Parker
Kaat
Grant
Ron Perranoski
Vic Raschi
New York Yankees
Brooklyn Dodgers
Carl Erskine
Yankees
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Sandy
Bob Shaw
Chicago White Sox
Findlay Halfback Tops Small College Rushing Again
Allen Smith of Findlay leads small college rushing with 493 yards in 66 attempts this season, 63 more than runner-up Ben Davis of Defiance. Northern Illinois quarterback Ron Christian has 792 total offense yards, while Corey Colehour of North Dakota tops passers with 804 yards and 58 completions.
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Allen Smith
Findlay
Smith
Ben Davis
Defiance
Northern Illinois
Ron Christian
Corey Colehour
North Dakota
Colehour
Christian
Dave Bacon
Dubuque
Ken Rota
North Dakota State
250 Boys Expected For PP&E Competition
More than 250 boys are expected for the Punt Pass and Kick event on Saturday at Memorial Field east of the stadium. Ages 8-9 compete at 12, 10-11 at 1, and 12-13 at 2, with no admission. Local winners will be announced and a playoff may decide ties. Distances are scored by feet flown minus feet off center. Kenneth Landro of the YMCA says sneakers only. U W La Crosse State and Central Hi-Y Club assist.
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Memorial Field
Kenneth Landro
YMCA
la Crosse State University
Central Hi-Y Club
Pioneers Face Platteville After Tough Losses In Conference
La Crosse visits Platteville as both teams seek momentum in the State University Conference battle. La Crosse aims to extend a three game win streak after routing Eau Claire 30-20. Platteville, winless this season, features QB Al Charnish and receiver Al English as top playmakers in a tough defensive test.
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la Crosse Tribune
la Crosse
Platteville
Bill Vickrey
Indians
State University
Eau Claire
Winona
Whitewater
Dubuque
Hering Bowls 652 Series At Sparta
David Hering rolled a 652 series with a 255 game at Spartan Lanes in Sparta Wisconsin. Teammates and others posted scores including Bob James 607 Roger Strom 606 Gib Herold 594 Leo Burke 594 Darrel Jenkins 571 Ken Kjoji 566 Dick Rasmussen 562 Al Voelker 556 Art Yahnke 555. Todd Caya exceeded his average by 100 pins with a 265 game.
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Sparta
Wis
David Hering
Bob James
Roger Strom
Gib Herold
Leo Burke
Darrel Jenkins
Ken Kjoji
Dick Rasmussen
al Voelker
Art Yahnke
Hemstock
Robert Faulk
Curt ‘Barlow
Vern Meyer
Todd Caya
Wisconsin to Start All Sophomore Backfield Against Nebraska
Wisconsin coach Milt Bruhn plans an all sophomore backfield Saturday against Nebraska. Tom Schinke and Gary Bander will start at left halfback and flanker with Chuck Burt at quarterback and Gale Bucciarelli at fullback.
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Madison
Wisconsin
Milt Bruhn
Nebraska
Bruhn
Badgers
Tom Schinke
Gary Bander
Chuck Burt
Gale Bucciarelli
Lincoln
Iowa
Tom Brigham
Bob Devaney
Cornhuskers
Devaney
Michigan
Minnesota
Badger
Burt
World Series Facts and Figures
The summary lists the 1965 World Series game dates and site plan, noting game one on Wednesday Oct 6 in Minneapolis St Paul with the Dodgers beating the Twins 2 to 8. It includes box score highlights with pitchers Drysdale Reed Brewer Perranoski Rose boro Grant Battey and home runs by Fairly Mincher Versalles. Open dates and potential tie games span Oct 8 to Oct 14 with locations in Los Angeles and Minneapolis St Paul.
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Minneapolis—St. Paul
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Revenue Shares Across Leagues and Clubs Tallied
Net receipts total 712945.46 with allocations for Commissioner 106941.82 and Player 363602.28. Minnesota club shares equal 60600.36 and 60600.37 with minor rounding notes. Attendance across two games reached 96497. Shared distributions include Minnesota and Los Angeles clubs and both major leagues.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Gopher State Ducks To Hear Strange Sounds
The piece notes Minnesota opening its duck season with two hours of hunting time and a noon start for goose and grouse hunting. It covers daily bag limits, possession limits, and species restrictions, along with weather forecasts and regional duck concentrations across Minnesota counties.
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Gopher State Ducks
Minnesota
Navy
Daily Cardinal Sports Editor Leads UW Page
Dianne I Seidler of Maplewood New Jersey heads the six member sports staff of the Daily Cardinal at the University of Wisconsin in Madison. The pretty sophomore manages the sports pages and handles locker room interviews with help from five male assistants, aiming to become sports editor of the New York Times.
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Daily Cardinal
Dianne
Princeton
Mike Bearman
Rice Lake
Wis
Peter Wynoff
Racine
Bob Frahm
Union Grove
Tony Dombrow
New York City
Mike Goldman
Minneapolis
The
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Tony Venton
Perranoski
Kitty Kaat
Mouse
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Jim Lefebvre
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Johnson
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Roseboro
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Venton
Flaherty
Sudol
Stewart
Vargo
Hurley
Maury
John Roseboro
Willie Davis
Trail
UPI
Tokyo
Katsuyoshi Takayama
Japan
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Copenhagen
Boerge Krog
Denmark
Battling Teidovi
Ghana
Drew
Joey Orbillo
Manuel Ramos
Mexico City
Pioneers
LCU
Ken Blanchard
John Barth
Barth
Dan Rabata
Farge Prep
al Charnish
Charnish
Steve Streets
al English
English
Bob Dettwiler
Bob Hansen
Greg Zastrow
Grady Steensrud
Dettwiler
Tom Carroll
Carroll
Steensrud
Warren Bear
Vilnis Ezerins
Bear
Barry Schockmel
Bob Koski
Monroe
Schockmel
Mequon
Norm Klug
Waukesha
Vaughn Chattman
Bill Scherer
South Milwaukee
Bill Collar
Wisconsin Rapids
Dave Heinecke
Theresa
Jim Teff
Middleton
Bill Riberich
Reedsburg
George Kliminski
Thorp
Don Pichetta
Jim Jarchow
New Richmond
Dennis Arkin
West Allis
Ed Cretens
Watertown
Tom Lucas
Bill Turnquist
Greenwood
SWIM
Burbank
Calif
Harold
Stubby)Kruger
Hollywood
Stout
River Falls
Oshkosh
Stevens Point
Eau Claire Platteville
Superior
Hering
Soph
Langston Coleman
Ron Kirkland
Iowa State
Fred Duda
Bob Churchick
Duda
Ww. L. Pet
ST. Paul
Hunter Blind
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