Central Likely To Play Minus John Goschke
La Crosse Central and Aquinas clash on Memorial Field as Central plays without star fullback John Goschke who is out with a knee injury. Jeff Lane will start in Goschke’s spot with Russ Cooper and Steve Titcomb the top ball carriers as Central aims to upset the Blugolds in a city title race that could shift with a win.
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John Goschke
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Glenn Wildt
Aquinas
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Jeff Lane
Lane
Russ Cooper
Steve Titcomb
Terry Murphy
Cooper
Titcomb
Ron Abraham
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Mike McGovern
Mike Jim Weber
Tom Wuensch
John Pincsak
Pincsak
Mike Gofus
Blugold
Gofus
Steve Pavela
Frank Bakalars
John Lynch
Don Murphy
Jim Kohlmeier
Jim Michuta
Stevens Point Pacelli
Prairie du Chien Campion
la Crosse Logan
Marshfield Columbus
Eau Claire Regis
Jim Masewicz
Abraham
Johnson
Dave Puent
Terry Hass
Howard Zielke
Bob Kramer
Terry Johnson
Koufax Clinches World Series Shutout for Dodgers
Sandy Koufax dominated the World Series clincher with a 2-0 victory over the Minnesota Twins. The 29 year old lefty fanned 10. he totaled 29 strikeouts in the Series, nearing the record held by Bob Gibson, as Drysdale won the fourth game.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis—St. Paul
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Minnesota Twins
Sandy
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Koufax Caps Year With World Series Clincher For Dodgers
Sandy Koufax pitched with bruising elbow pain and led the Dodgers to a 1965 World Series win over the Minnesota Twins. Maury Wills and Ron Fairly supplied clutch hits while Jim Gilliam sparkled with key plays at third. Lou Johnson homered to seal the decisive victory as Dodgers overcome two losses to capture the title. Koufax finished with 44 starts 28 wins 359 innings and 41 strikeouts in the season and series combined.
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Sandy Koufax
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Dodger
Minnesota Twins
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Jim Gilliam
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Frank Quilici
Rich Rollins
Zoilo Versalles
Gilliam
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Earl Battey
Bob Allison
Alston
Walter O’malley
Dodgers vs Twins: Koufax Wins as Dodgers Top Minnesota
In Los Angeles the Dodgers defeat the Minnesota Twins 2 to 0. Koufax earns the win with ten strikeouts while Kaat and Worthington combine for six in the loss. Roseboro Fairly and Quilici doubled for Minnesota. Johnson homered for Los Angeles. Attendance 50,596 at the Coliseum.
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Parker
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Koufax
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Kaat
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Wills
Versalles
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Twins Tie World Series Record For Low Batting Average
The 1965 World Series saw the Minnesota Twins tie a seven game record with a .195 team batting average against the Los Angeles Dodgers. Five individual and several club records were broken or tied, including Jim Kaat’s 5 putouts as pitcher over the series and Maury Wills and Don Mincher contributing notable hits and fielding marks.
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Minneapolis—St. Paul
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles Dodgers
Twins
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Yankees
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Jim Bouton
New York
Maury Lills
Los Angeles
Frank Quilici
Don Mincher
Willie Davis
Honus Wagner
Pittsburgh
Ron Fairly
Jim Gilliam
Charlie Gehringer
Detroit
Wes Parker
Los Angeles NL
Minnsota
Marv Owen
Maury Wills
Phil Rizzuto
Tony Oliva
John Roseboro
Yogi Berra
Brooklyn
St. Louis NL
Brooklyn NL
San Francisco
Plan Continental As 24 Hour Race Test
Daytona International Speedway officials announced the Daytona Continental sports car race will become a 24 hour event next February. Bill France Sr. reported from Paris that the race has received full sanction from the FIA and CSI.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Daytona International Speedway
Bill France
Paris
Federation Internationale Automobile
Competition Sportif Internationale
Johnson Comes Home After Long path to Dodgers Glory
Lou Johnson, a 31 year old outfielder who wandered the bushes of Spokane for 13 years, returns with a homecoming parade in Lexington on October 21. He sparked the Dodgers in the World Series with a fourth inning homer off Jim Kaat, aiding a 2-0 clincher over the Twins after eight hits in 27 at bats in the Series and a .296 batting figure in the Series with four RBIs. Johnson spent 13 seasons with 19 clubs, finally breaking through after Tommy Davis’ injury.
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Koufax
Jim Gilliam
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Lou Johnson
Lexington
Dodgers
Spokane
Johnson
Jim Kaat
Sandy Koufax
Minnesota Twins
Milwaukee
San Francisco Giants
Tommy Davis
Lou
New York Yankees
Chicago Cubs
Los Angeles Angels
Milwaukee Braves
Detroit Tigers
Detroit
Syracuse
Larry Sherry
La Crosse Battles Stout as Leaders Clash
La Crosse and Stout remain unbeaten in the State University Conference with 3-0-0 and 2-0-0 records respectively. Whitewater also undefeated at 2-0-1, as Nov. 6 game against Stout looms for the championship.
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Menomonie
la Crosse
Stout
State University
Whitewater
Warhawks
World Series Facts and Figures
A compact record of the 1965 World Series outcomes with game-by-game scores from Oct. 6 to Oct. 14. Teams Los Angeles Dodgers and Minnesota Twins split seven games in Minneapolis and Los Angeles, featuring key pitchers Koufax Drysdale and Grant and batters Roseboro Battey and Oliva.
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Drysdale
Reed
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Battey
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Mincher
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Worthington
Pleis
Killebrew
Oliva
Parker
Johnson
Kaat
Boswell
Perry
Koufax
Miller
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L—Osteen
Allison
Kant. Worthington
Baseball League Revenue Shares Summary
Attendance and receipts figures for a season show totals of 50 596 attendees and 365 705 09 dollars net, with commissions and club shares allocated to Minnesota and Los Angeles teams, plus league divisions. Seven game totals reach 364 326 attendance and 2 975 041 60 dollars net, with player and league distributions across divisions and clubs.
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Minnesota
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax Wins Sport Magazine 1965 World Series Award
Dodgers pitcher Sandy Koufax was named the outstanding player of the 1965 World Series and will receive a 1966 Corvette convertible during a New York ceremony. The award marks Koufax’s second time winning the honor, following his 1963 win.
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Green Bay
Forrest Gregg
Detroit
Lions
Minneapolis ST. Paul
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Baltimore
Sport Magazine
Koufax
New York
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinal
Beloit College Emphasizes Passing in Small-College ranks
New York AP reports Beloit College posts the third ranked passing attack among small colleges with 244.3 yards per game. Buccaneers receiver Larry Uzik leads with 29 receptions, ranking fourth nationally.
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Beloit College
Buccaneers
Buccaneer
Larry Uzik
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