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Newspaper

Lima Star

Location

Lima, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

4

Mike Sisler Remembered As Reds Leader And Firing

The Mike Sisler era in Cincinnati is recalled as a fair hitter’s father of Hall of Famer George Sisler. He led a short managerial run after Fred Hutchinson’s death and was fired as the 1965 Reds contended for the pennant. Despite strong offense and pitching struggles, the Reds fell short and debate over the firing continues post World Series.

Dick Sisler Cincinnati Reds Sammy Ellis Kim Maloney Reds Giants Juan Marichal Pirates Vern Law Bob Veale Cincinnati Sisler Frank ‘Robinson Deron Johnson Vada ‘Pinson Pete Rose Leo Carden Johnny Edwards

Twins Return Home to Face Dodgers in World Series Game Six

Minnesota cheers the move back to Metropolitan Stadium after three losses in Dodger Stadium. Harmon Killebrew and Billy Martin criticize the hard infield while Sam Mele praises Sandy Koufax as the Dodgers’ speed and defense pose challenges. Mele expects a big difference hitting at home and notes Roseboro’s aggressive base running.

Minneapolis-St. Paul Los Angeles Dodgers Minnesota Twins Twins Metropolitan Stadium Dodger Stadium Minnesota Los Angeles Harmon Killebrew Dodgers Twin Cities Billy Martin Martin Dodger Sandy ‘Koufax Sandy Sam Mele Bob’ Feller Mele Koufax John Roseboro

Koufax Gem Seals Dodgers World Series Lead

The Dodgers beat the Twins 7 0 at Dodger Stadium to take a three games to two lead in the World Series. Sandy Koufax shut down Minnesota with a six inning gem as the Dodgers pounded out 14 hits and stole four bases. The Twins were outhit and outfielded, and their infield struggled against the Dodgers bunt and run tactics. Jim Kaat took the loss as Minnesota faced elimination with two games at Metropolitan Stadium.

Joe Reichler Associated Press Minneapolis - ST. Paul Minnesota Twins Los Angeles Metropolitan Stadium Dodgers Twins Dodger Stadium Willie Davis Minnesota Jim Kaat Aia Maury Wills AABA HBIO Versalles Gles Ron Fairly Killebrew Battey Allison Mincher Quilici Lou Wills Johnson Davis Gilliam Fairly Kennedy Wills W.davis Gil Johnson Ham Dave Boswell Kaat Parker Jim Perry Tracewski Roseboro Koufax Boswell Perry Minngapolis - ST. Paul Claude Osteen Sandy Koufax Dave Morehead Dick Radatz Boston Fred Newman Angels Joel Horlen Chicago White Sox

Dallas Cowboys Face Browns With Rookie QBs and Hayes Speed

Dallas will start two rookie quarterbacks Jerry Rhome and Craig Morton to target Bob Hayes the world’s fastest human as Cleveland’s defense reshuffles with Walter Beach out two weeks due to a bleeding ulcer. Hayes paired with Morton for a 49-yard TD last week and had 177 receiving yards on five catches plus two kickoff returns in a loss to Philadelphia. Collier weighs lineup changes and possible callups to cover Beach’s absence.

Cleveland Dallas Cowboys Cowboys Tom Landry Jerry Rhome Craig Morton Bob Hayes Hayes Frank Clarke Pettis Norman Morton Philadelphia Eagles Browns Blanton Collier Walter Beach Collier Erich Barnes Bobby Franklin Beach Ernie Kellermann Bedford Chanel Miami Ohio Jamie Caleb

Wills Koufax Share Plaudits In Dodgers Twins Win

Dodgers beat the Twins 7 0 to take a 3 2 lead in the World Series. Maury Wills tied an Series record with four hits and started three double plays while Sandy Koufax allowed four hits and struck out 10 batters before an arthritic elbow iced.

Dodger Koufax Dodgers Twins Harmon Killebrew Wills Maury Wills Yankees Phil Rizzuto New York Giants Rizzuto

Texas Ranked No 1 Faces Arkansas In SWC Showdown

Texas leads The Associated Press Top Ten after a 4-0 start, with Nebraska close behind and Arkansas seeking a major upset as they collide in Little Rock. Mississippi State, Georgia, Michigan State and Notre Dame also sit among the poll’s top ten as Ohio State and Florida chase key tests this week.

Arkansas Razorbacks Texas Associated Press Little Rock Nebraska Longhorns Alabama Baylor Oklahoma Wisconsin Kansas State Michigan State Georgia Michigan Ohio State Clemson Florida State Notre Dame USC Florida North Carolina State Mississippi State Memphis State Mich State South Calif Purdue Miss Duke Kentucky Louisiana State Missouri Stanford Texas Western Washington State West Virginia

Oliva Struggles as Dodgers Hold Series Edge in Minnesota

Dodgers dominant at bat and on the mound as Koufax quiets Tony Oliva and Los Angeles pushes toward a six game series win. Wills ties series double play record while Dodger baserunners threaten a six game steals mark. All other notes reflect pitcher performances and historical parallels from 1965.

Maury Wills Los Angeles Dodgers Minnesota Pittsburgh Detroit

Boxing trainer Dan Florio dies at 69 in New York

Dan Florio a longtime boxing trainer and manager for 45 years died Monday night at 69 after surgery for an intestinal ailment. He worked in Floyd Patterson's corner and recently became Patterson's manager of record and trainer. Patterson's title bout with Cassius Clay on Nov 22 in Las Vegas remains scheduled with a delayed departure. Florio trained champions including Gene Tunney Jersey Joe Walcott Jack Delaney Tony Canzoneri Petey Scaffo Freddy Miller and Battling Battalino.

New York Dan Florio Florio Floyd Patterson Patterson Cassius Clay Las Vegas Gene Tunney Jersey Joe Walcott Jack Delaney Tony Canzoneri Petey Scalzo Freddy Miller Battling Battalino

Osteen In Line To Start Dodgers Sixth Game

Claude Osteen, who blanked the Twins Saturday, was named by Manager Walter Alston to pitch the sixth game Wednesday. Tuesday is a travel date. Mele held off his pitching nomination until after today’s workout. He said he was undecided between Jim Merritt, his rookie left-hander, and Jim Grant, who won the opener and lost the fourth game.

Claude Osteen Twins Walter Alston Mele Jim Merrit Jim Grant

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