Tigers Rally Past Cardinals to Tie World Series at One
Detroit uses relaxed clubhouse talk and strong hitting to crush St. Louis 9-1 in Game 2. Mickey Lolich earns the win with six hits allowed and homers by Lolich Horton and Cash lift the Tigers, who hope to take a 2-1 lead at Tiger Stadium Saturday. Kaline notes the team changed approach after a tense first game, stressing base hits and staying in their familiar style.
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Briles Struggles As Tigers Take Game Two In World Series
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich hit a home run off Briles as the Tigers beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8 1 to tie the World Series at one game each. Briles, who won 19 games, said he had nothing and blamed a bad September for his rough performance.
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Horton and Lolich Homer Rally in Detroit Win
Horton followed by Lolich homers powered Detroit as Lolich allowed two runs in seven innings. Briles credited good pitching but acknowledged the batter’s credit as the crowd reacted to Lolich’s first major league homer. Details show Lombons and teammates contributing in a 7-8 victory with 54,692 on hand.
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Tigers Grapple With Cardinals In Pitcher Hitter Clash
Detroit Tigers roar back with an 8-1 win over the Cardinals in Busch Stadium to tilt the World Series toward firepower. The focus shifts to St Louis and Bob Gibson who will not pitch until Sunday as Red Schoendienst weighs bullpen options to contain Detroit’s bats.
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Tigers and Cardinals spark another dramatic tilt
Yesterday's game showcased Gibson's continued heroics for the Cardinals and a Tigers attack led by Horton and Lolich. Lou Brock stole second in the seventh as Detroit rallied, though the series remains tight with the NL representative favored to clinch by the sixth game.
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Brundage Says 19th Olympiad Will Proceed as Planned
Mexico City AP reports IOC President Avery Brundage, age 81, assured the world press the Games will start on schedule despite violent student clashes. He said authorities assured peaceful opening and urged proper authority to prevent further unrest while reaffirming continued competition.
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Middletown Middies Face Flu Strain and Injury Gap
Middletown High football faces a tough trip to Fairfield as flu and injuries shrink the roster. Quarterback Tommy Coleman and halfback Stan Jones missed practice but attended school. coach Jack Gordon warned of uncertain lineup and limited backfield options for the Barnitz Stadium clash.
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Westside Dominates Central High in 110-6 Victory
Westside High School rolled to a 110-6 win over Central High of Sussex as Pernell Denson threw seven touchdown passes and Levi Day added three. The coaches were upset only about missing two extra points despite the one sided score. Westside previously defeated Southside High 124-0 last year.
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Soviet Cagers Aim For Gold at Mexico City Olympics
Russian six foot Vladimir Andreev declares Soviet team seeks to win Olympic basketball gold in Mexico City, challenging decades of U S dominance. He says the squad has prepared hard for the Games and aims to shock the Olympics.
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England’s Motor Cycle Rise Delayed by Laws and Restrictions
The article notes England lagged in motorcycle development due to a ban on road use and the Loco motive Act speed limits. By 1896 technical progress began, but other nations led. It credits Honda as the world leader in functional design, comfort, control and economy.
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Honda of Middletown Ad at 25 Charles Street
Local car dealer Honda of Middletown located at 25 Charles Street in the Old Railroad Depot district of Middletown Ohio lists contact number 424-1501 for sales and service inquiries.
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