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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

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9

Vikings Top Bays In Tarkenton Escape Duel

Minnesota quarterback Fran Tarkenton, famed for eluding sacks, engineered a comeback against the Green Bay Packers, orchestrating a late drive that sealed a victory amid a tense league clash in Green Bay.

Green Bay Wis Minnesota Fran Tarkenton

Cardinals Move Colts Game to Baltimore for World Series Clash

The St. Louis Cardinals shifted their October 12 NFL game against the Baltimore Colts from St. Louis to Baltimore due to the World Series. The game will start at 8 05 p m EST to avoid TV conflicts with the series. Colt season ticket holders receive a card to buy St. Louis seats, with sales beginning Tuesday for the general public Friday.

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Lions Run Up 26-3 Victory Over Giants In Detroit

Detroit Lions outscored New York Giants 19-0 in the second quarter to surge to a 26-3 win. Earl Morrall and Nick Ryder connected for a 23 yard touchdown on the opening drive, and Tommy Watkins added a 61 yard punt return TD followed by a 58 yard TD pass to Terry Barr. Lions’ Wayne Walker added a late first-half field goal, while a Lions safety produced two points in the second quarter. No scoring in the second half.

Red Cox Vikings Green Bay Packers Tarkenton Green Bay Gordon Smith Packers Cox Bill Brown Tom Hall Paul Hornung Hornung Minnesota Bart Starr Boyd Dowler Rip Hawkins Brown Starr Viking Dowler Detroit Detroit Lions New York Giants Lions Earl Morrall Nick Ryder Morrall Ryder Giants Don Chandler Wayne Walker Tommy Watkins Terry Barr Clarence Childs Walker Childs A! Aniatar

Cardinals Rally To Win NL Pennant Versus Mets 11-5

The St. Louis Cardinals clinched their first NL pennant since 1946 by defeating the New York Mets 11-5 at Busch Stadium. Bob Gibson earned his 11th win in relief, aided by Barney Schultz, as St. Louis torched six Mets pitchers for 14 hits including homers by White and Flood. Cal Maxvill added key runs while Bill Wakefield relieved. The win caps a season where Philadelphia and Cincinnati finished one game back, and the Cards prepare to host the Yankees in the World Series.

ST. Louis St. Louis Cardinals New York Mets Bob Gibson Barney Schultz Cardinals Philadelphia Cincinnati Reds Phils Reds Phillies M46 Busch Stadium Cincinnati Johnny Keane New York Yankees Gibson Mets Wildness Schultz Roy McMillan Jim Hickman Charlie Smith Rod Kanehl Tim McCarver Ed Kranepool Curt Simmons Joe Christopher Mike Shannon Rght Hickman Gibson Gibson Pittsburgh Bob Veale New York Bill White Curt Flood MecCarver

Unitas Orr Pair Star for 35 20 Colts Victory

Baltimore quarterback John Unitas connected on three long TD passes to Jimmy Orr as the Colts defeated the Los Angeles Rams 35 to 20. The win capped a third straight victory for Baltimore, moving them atop the Western Conference standings. Orr's 46 and 43 yard receptions helped Baltimore jump ahead after halftime, while Lenny Moore added a late score. Rams rookie Bill Munson threw for 265 yards but Los Angeles failed to score after the third quarter as Baltimore seized control. Attendance was 56,537.

Baltimore John Unitas Jimmy Orr Los Angeles Rams Baltimore Colts Colts Minnesota Rams Orr Bill Munson Jim Phillips Lenny Moore Moore Bobby Boyd Los Angeles Bobby Smith Ben Wilson Munson Bruce Gossett Gossett Unitas Ram Lou Michaels Jack Pardee Michaels La—Wison Balt—Orr Mihaels Balt—Moore

Herman Franks Named New Manager Giants Fire At Dark

Alvin Dark was fired as manager of the San Francisco Giants after four seasons. Herman Franks was named successor at a news conference after the team’s 9-2 season finale loss to the Chicago Cubs.

SAN Francisco Alvin Dark San Francisco Giants Herman Franks Giants Horace Stoneham Chicago Cubs Dark Sam Harris Harry Craft Houston Billy Herman John Pesky Boston Danny Murtaugh Pittsburgh Houston Colt 45S Associated Press Joe Reichler Stoneham Sheehan Tom Sheehan Bill Rigney Lake Charles Louisiana State University Boston Braves Leo Durocher St. Louis Cardinals Philadelphia Phillies Braves

Snead Leads Eagles Past Steelers 21 7 in Showdown

Philadelphia quarterback Norm Snead threw three touchdown passes as Timmy Brown caught two scores and 23 and 87 yards, leading the Eagles to a 21-7 win over the Steelers. Brown also returned a fumble for a 33 yard touchdown? (note: source fragment)

Philadelphia Timmy Brown Philadelphia Eagles Fittsburgh Steelers Norm Snead Brown Pete Retzlaff Snead Eagles Pittsburgh Steelers Ed Brown Jim Bradshaw

Phillies Rout Reds to Tight NL Pennant Race

Philadelphia hammered Cincinnati 10-0 at Crosley Field to drop the Reds from contention and leave the Phillies in a second place tie one game behind St. Louis. Richie Allen powered the attack with two homers and a double, while Jim Bunning pitched six strong innings and allowed only singles. Allen belted his 28th homer, drove in runs in the third and fifth, and helped ignite a six run sixth as Philadelphia built a decisive lead.

Cincinnati Philadelphia Phillies Reds St. Louis Phillies Allen Jim Bunning Richie Allen Crosley Field John Tsitouris Phils Tony Gonzalez Johnny Callison Wes Covington Tony Taylor Clay Dalrymple Bobby Wine Bunning Johnny Edwards Gonzalez Taylor Dalrymple Wine Ins Phila Tsitouris Nuxhall McCool Henry Purkey Ellis Edwards W-Bunning L-Tsitouris Philadelphia Minneapolis-St. Paul Minnesota Cleveland Los Angeles Twins Jan Osinik Angels Lou Clinton Tom Satriano Iain Osinski Satriano Grant Battey W—Osiski L —Grant

St Louis Defense Smothers Redskins in 23-17 Victory

In a rain shortened NFL game in Washington, the St Louis Cardinals overwhelmed the Redskins 23-17. The Cardinals defense limited Washington to eight rushing yards in the first half and sacked Sonny Jurgensen eight times. John Crow scored on a 66-yard drive, and John Reger’s interception set up an 81-yard Redskins drive before a late score by Tom Tracy.

ST. Louis Redskins Angels Washington Cardinals Pat Fischer Sonny Jurgensen Jurgensen George Izo Jim Martin John Crow John Reger Bobby Mitchell Charley Johnson Sonny Randle Johnston Joe Childress Charley Taylor Tom Tracy

Wild Weekend in AP college football ranks

Stars Koy Kennedy and Kentucky shine as Texas, Michigan State, and Auburn stumble or triumph in a rambunctious slate. Ernie Koy powers Texas 17 6 over Army while Kentucky and NC State win big. Notables include Kennedy and Boilermakers, Notre Dame crushing Purdue, and Alabama 24 0 as Namath leads a defense heavy weekend full of upsets and high scoring spreads.

Associated Press Koy Kennedy Kentucky Texas Ernie Koy Longhorns Packing House Army Kay Kent Cadets Michigan State Dick Kennedy Southern California Auburn

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