Notre Dame setback and Middletown comeback test
Notre Dame can lose two games and Middletown faces a double defeat after three straight wins. Middle Coach Jack Gordon adjusts due to injuries including Harold Johnson out for the season, with lineup shifts and hopes on Paul Weatherwax to bolster the line while the offense struggles.
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Middies seek reasons for sudden slide after three game start
Gordon analyzes five weeks of play as the Middies drop from a three game win streak to losses against Princeton and Springfield. He plans expanded film study and angles to find a push needed to regain momentum with Portsmouth and Lima upcoming.
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Reds Trade Deron Johnson for Mack Jones and Others
Cincinnati announces a deal sending infielder Deron Johnson to Atlanta for outfielder Mack Jones pitcher Jay Ritchie and first baseman Jim Beauchamp. Jones provides left handed power. Richie and Beauchamp join the Reds farm system in Buffalo. Johnson had a strong 1965 season but slumped last year.
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Senators Allow Mets to Pursue Hodges as Manager
The New York Mets may hire Gil Hodges after the Washington Senators gave permission to negotiate. Hodges led the Senators to a solid season with a sixth place tie in the American League and has one year left on his contract. Mets president Bing Devine is expected to extend an offer, while Hodges could not comment.
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Atlanta Seeks NHL Franchise Amid City Sports Boom
Atlanta, already boosted by major league baseball, football and soccer, now eyes a National Hockey League team as the NHL considers expanding. The Atlanta Braves said they hope to secure a franchise for the city.
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Series Facts And Figures Fifth Game Attendance Totals
Attendance 54 575 for game five with net receipts 421 659 70. Commissioner share 63 248 96. Boston and St Louis shares 89 602 68 and 89 602 69 respectively. Five game totals show attendance 233 709 and net receipts 1 806 735 10 with players share 705 878 44 and club shares 207 9 09 each for Boston and St Louis.
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Lonborg Dominates as Red Sox Edge Cardinals in World Series
Jim Lonborg, a Stanford biology graduate who considered medicine, pitched a three hit 3-1 win to force a Game Six back to Boston. He fanned Cardinals while yielding one run as Boston’s defense turned a tidy 7-3 double play and Maris homered for St Louis. Lonborg, 24, credited hitting the corners and mixing fastballs with breaking balls to keep the Cardinals off balance in a big Fenway-like park. The victory left the Fall Classic at 3-2 Boston with 54,575 on hand.
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Joe Torre Undergoes Ankle Surgery for Braves
Atlanta Braves catcher Joe Torre underwent surgery on his right ankle to remove a small bone fragment and reattach ligaments. He will wear a cast for about six weeks as he recovers.
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Lonborg Dominates Cardinals as Red Sox Narrow Series Deficit
Boston edges St. Louis 3-1 in St Louis to cut the World Series gap to 3-2. Jim Lonborg fires a three hitter to earn the win as Roger Maris homers in the ninth. Gary Wasilewski to start the possible seventh game against Dick Hughes.
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Woody Hayes Rewards Players With Helmet Patches
Ohio State coach Woody Hayes says players who make great plays this season will earn green and white Buckeye patches for their helmets. He announced the plan on Monday to recognize standout efforts.
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