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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1968

Page

6

Mountaineers and Knights Earn Sports Shooters Clash Tie

Middletown High School defeated Emmitsburg 4-1 to stay unbeaten as Walkersville and Thurmont drew 2-2 in county soccer. Knights lead 2-1 at half after Bob Sheffer tallies and Calvin Chales scores. Goalie Lee Koontz made nine saves for Middletown.

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Organizing a New Celtics Semi-Pro Basketball Team

A local businessman reorganizes the Celtics into a semi pro squad inspired by Frederick Falcons. Ed Albaugh leads the effort with former original Celtics links and plans for exhibition games around Frederick Maryland within a 100 mile radius. The eight man roster features Bill Kubat Mike Kelly Ward Brows Larry Haines Bill Wildasin Jerry Martin and others with a practice start set for Oct 21 and a contact number 473-8464 after 6 pm.

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Cardinals Fall Short as Lolich Quietly Dominates Tigers

DETROIT AP Two pivotal plays shaped the outcome as Mickey Lolich steadied after a rough first inning and led the Tigers past St Louis. Red Schoendienst credited Lolich for settling down and cited a bad hop in the fourth that allowed Detroit to surge ahead, with Jim Northrup scoring on a throw from Julian Javier and Willie Horton following. Lou Brock supplied offense for the Cardinals with another strong day at the plate.

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Beathard Faces Rough Patch as Oilers Lose Again

Houston Oilers quarterback Pete Beathard struggle cited as team suffers a third consecutive defeat. Miami Dolphins upset the Oilers 24 to 7 at the Astrodome before a 36 000 crowd that booed the home team.

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Detroit Tigers Rally to 5-3 Victory in World Series Game Five

Detroit rode Kaline's two run seventh inning single and Lolich's steady pitching to a 5-3 win over St. Louis. Kaline sparked the rally with a right field single, Cash and Hoerner added key hits, sending the Series back to Busch Stadium for a decisive sixth game.

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Kaline Delivers Sweet Go Ahead Hit In Game Five

AP reports Kaline, age 38, crushed a soft centerline single off Joe Hoerner to erase a 3-2 lead and spark Detroit’s 5-3 victory over the Cardinals in the 1968 World Series. Mayo Smith praised Kaline as a professional leader while Detroit trails 3-2 as they head to St. Louis for Game Six.

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