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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1965

Page

14

Dodgers Rally Past Twins To Even Series At Two

Dodgers win 7-2 behind Drysdale five hit pitching and a burst of offense in the sixth as Jim Grant exits early. A Twins misplayed bunts and errors pocked the defense while Harmon Killebrew and Tony Oliva homered for Minnesota.

Drysdale Jim Grant Dodgers Koufax Minnesota Twins Harmon Killebrew Tony Oliva Dodger Stadium Los Angeles Sam Mele

Dodgers Maury Wills safe after first inning collision

In Los Angeles Maury Wills of the Dodgers collided with Frank Quilici of the Twins at first base. Wills grounded to Don Mincher then reached on a single as Quilici recovered. Jim Grant pitched for Minnesota and umpire Bob Steward presided.

Dodgers Maury Wills Twins Frank Quilici Los Angeles Wills Don Mincher Quilici Jim Grant Bob Steward

Big O Set to Return for Royals Versus Hawks in Louisville

Oscar Robertson will play for the Cincinnati Royals against the St. Louis Hawks in Louisville tonight after ending a 27 day hold out. Source say base pay around 70000 with a share of gross receipts could add thousands. he averaged 30.4 points and led the league with 11.5 assists last season.

Cincinnati Cincinnati Royals Oscar Robertson National Basketball Association St. Louis Hawks Louisville Big O University of Cincinnati Robertson Ambrose H. Lindhorst Royals NBA

Colleges Sign With ABC Football TV Deal

The NCAA and ABC announced a three year college football TV contract starting 1966 at 15.6 million with option to extend to 1968 and 1969 for nearly 17 million. The agreement could run up to four years and bring the NCAA more than 32 million. ABC lacks a football program this season while NBC has existing NCAA and AFL deals.

New York National College Athletic Associaton American Broadcasting Co NCAA ABC Associated Press National Broadcasting Co American Football League Columbia

NBC to get NFL contract despite bidding context

Broadcasting System holds a two year, 28.2 million dollar NFL deal. Last Friday during NCAA-ABC talks, NBC sports VP Carl Lindemann Jr sent a telegram to the college television committee criticizing its choice to bypass competitive bidding among major networks.

Broadcasting System Carl Lindemann Jr NBC Sports

Bidding Opens for Baseball TV Package in 1966

Detroit Tigers president John Fetzer as committee chair announced the MLB Television Committee is ready to consider game of the week offers from a national network. Earlier, ABC declined to exercise its option on the Saturday afternoon series it carried in 1965.

John Fetzer Detroit Tigers American Broadcasting Co

Musketeers Surge to Fourth Win in Football Push

Xavier football under coach Ed Biles won their fourth straight game with a 14-3 victory over Cincinnati. Carroll Williams sparked the offense with 7 and 55 yard touchdown passes, adding to a schedule that already includes Kent State Miami and the Quantico Marines. The Musketeers, a basketball program known for its strength, now sit near the top of the Mid American and Missouri Valley races as they approach the midway point of the season.

Ed Biles Musketeers Cincinnat Xavier Carroll Williams Kent State Miami Quantico Marines Bearcats Kent Cincinnati Williams Fla

Palmer and Lema head to Piccadilly world match play

Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema arrive in London for the Piccadilly world match play championship at Wentworth with a $14,000 first prize. Both Ryder Cup stars seek victory after strong Ryder Cup showings and prior success in match play events.

London Arnold Palmer Tony Lema Royal Birkdale Southport Piccadilly Wentworth Palmer Latrobe Lema San Leandro Calif Birkdale Peter Thomson Australia Gary Player South Africa

Rich Kid Wes Parker Proves Scouts Wrong in Dodgers Wins

Wes Parker, son of a Los Angeles real estate developer, defied early doubts to star for the Dodgers. The 24 year old first baseman led a 7 2 victory over Minnesota with a bunt, steal, and a homer, showing versatile defense and power after a tough start in professional baseball.

Wes Parker LOS Angeles The Los Angeles Dodgers Dodgers Parker Claremont-Mudd University of Southern California

Dodgers 2-1 Favorite In World Series Bet

Odds set in Las Vegas list the Los Angeles Dodgers as 2-1 favorites to win the World Series over the Minnesota Twins. The Twins had been the 2-3 favorite after a 7-2 loss. Sandy Koufax opened as a 7-5 favorite over Jim Kaat in today's game as the series stood 2-2.

Joe Reichler LOS Angeles Sandy Koufax Los Angeles Dodgers Ball Minnesota Jim Kaat Koufax Dodgers Las Vegas Nev Minnesota Twins Twins Dodger

Buckeye Coach Aide Lyal Clark Hospitalized

Ohio State University assistant football coach Lyal Clark was hospitalized at University Hospital in satisfactory condition after a Sunday meeting incident. Clark, on the OSU staff since 1954, serves as the defensive line coach and reportedly suffered a gastric upset.

Columbus Ohio Ohio State University Lyal Clark University Hospital Clark Ohio State

Weekend fights Manila outpoints Al Lotey in Philippines match

Baby Lorena 117 pounds from Manila defeats Bob Altley by points 114 to 19 in a Philippine bout. The Ghanaian opponent put up a strong challenge though Lorena secured the decision on home soil.

Manila Baby Lorena Philippines Bob Allotey Ghana

Dodgers Rally As Hall Oliva Errors Open Three-Run Gap

Dodgers seize lead in sixth on misthrows by Jim Hall and Oliva, then Maury Wills plates two infield hits and advances on a wild Grant miscue. Wes Parker lin es a drag bunt and scores on Roseboro error. Parker later homers in the fourth to keep Dodgers ahead.

Killebrew Oliva Dodgers Grant Jim Gilliam Gilliam Davis Fairly Hall al Worthington Lou Johnson Johnson Bill Pleis Mele Jimmie Hall Jimmie Maury Wills Willie Davis Don Mincher Wills Ron Fairily Wes Parker Frank Quilici John Roseboro Parker

Series Facts And Figures World Series Facts and Figures

Attendance figures for the World Series are listed with per game and overall totals. The report shows shares for the Commissioner's office players and clubs, plus league distributions for both the National and American Leagues across the sequence of games and the remaining schedule.

All Even Minnesota Beats Los Angeles In Tight Night Game

In a 4 to 4 tie broken by late hitting, Minnesota A outslugged Los Angeles N 110 to 103. Killebrew Parker Oli va Johnson drove runs while Grant and Drysdale worked deep into the game. Worthington absorbed the decision as Gilliam, Roseboro and others contributed for the Dodgers. the game featured 565 onlookers and 2:15 total play time.

Minnesota Los Angeles Quilici Worthington Battey Versailles Killebrew Parker Oliva Johnson Wills Grant Drysdale Vargo Hurley Venton Flaherty ABA HBIO Versalles Valdespino Hall of Minder Batley Zimmerman b-Nossek Press Los

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