Orioles Can't Overcome Bunker's Shutout Loss to Dodgers
Baltimore failed to score against Wally Bunker on Saturday and McNally on Sunday as Los Angeles won 9th inning rally. In the Dodger ninth Maury Wills walked Nate Oliver, Lou Johnson lined out, and Paul Blair caught Willie Davis flight ball to seal the game.
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That Final Glorious Moment The News Frederick MD 1966
A clipped line from a Frederick Maryland newspaper notes a dramatic finale on a Monday in October 1966. The brief item foregrounds the moment as a defining sports or civic memory for the community.
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Dodgers Lose Ninth Inning Thriller to Orioles 1-0
In a tense Memorial Stadium finish, Frank Robinson’s 410-foot homer gave Baltimore a 1-0 lead. Los Angeles rally falls short as Dave McNally silences the Dodgers in the ninth with two outs and power from Elrod and Blair cannot save the game. Lou Johnson’s long drive is snagged by Paul Blair to end the dramatic day.
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Dick Stuart
John Kennedy
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Yankees
Stuart
Dodger Batboy Sees HHH Again In World Series Visit
In Baltimore AP reports 13 year old batboy Jay Mazzone met Vice President Hubert H Humphrey during the fourth World Series game. Humphrey awarded a visitors card to the Vice President's gallery in the Senate chamber. Mazzone, who lost both hands in a 2 year old fire, works as the visiting clubs batboy at Memorial Stadium and previously met Humphrey in St Louis last July.
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Rams Topple Detroit 14 7 in NFL clash
Los Angeles Rams defeated the Detroit Lions 14 to 7 as Roman Gabriel and Dick Bass sparked the offense. Tom Moore scored twice, once on a four yard run and again on a 30 yard Gabriel pass. The Lions’ scoring drive featured Nowatzke’s 3 yard TD.
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Tom Nowatzke
Ed Meador
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Milt Plum
Pat Studstill
Los Angeles
Orioles Win First World Series Amid Baltimore Frenzy
Baltimore erupted after the Orioles clinched their first World Series, causing pandemonium on The Block and 33rd Street. Horns blared, cars clogged main arteries for miles, and revelers filled the streets with crepe paper and fireworks as fans celebrated at Memorial Stadium and beyond. Mayor McKeldin sent congratulations to Hank Bauer and the team, while the Baltimore Sun showcased McNally on the front page with a four straight banner.
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Pro Football Standings From The Associate
National League Eastern Conference standings show St Louis Dallas Cleveland Washington Philadelphia Pittsburgh New York Atlanta with varying records. Western Conference leaders Green Bay Los Angeles Baltimore Chicago Detroit San Francisco Minnesota reflect season results. Saturday and Sunday results include Cleveland over Pittsburgh and other scorelines. Next week matchups listed include Dallas St Louis Detroit Baltimore and more.
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Middletown Wins 2 1 Over McConnellsburg in Late Goal
Middletown Knights, led by Jim Castle, defeat McConnellsburg 2 1 as Castle scores with under a minute remaining. Tom Bidle tied 1 1 with a late corner kick in the first half after Ruben Marquina pass. Next game at St Thomas near Chambersburg. Paris Prix Arc de Triomphe crowns Bon Mot a 3 year old owned by F W Burmann of France in thrilling finish. purses total 374 000 with record 219 000 to winner.
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Frederick Fifth In AAU Cross Country Races
The Frederick Track and Field Club placed fifth at the District 2 AAU Championship one and one half mile cross country race at Catonsville Community College. Nancy Korrell led Frederick with tenth place, followed by Linda Dslauter thirteenth and Christie Smallwood nineteenth. Team score 42. Other Frederick runners were Kathy Coleman Bonnie Bowman Wandy Zeltman and Stephanie Andrews. New York Atoms won with 10 points Baltimore Detroits second with 19 Central Jersey Track Club third with 36 North York Track Club fifth Frederick 42 Metro AC Philadelphia sixth Sports International Washington seventh 74. Marie Mulder, the favored runner, withdrew at mile mark then finished as a finisher amid pain. Next meet is Saturday at Clifton Park in Baltimore, by South Atlantic AAU.
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Gale Sayers Bears Score Second Win Over Colts
Gale Sayers scored two touchdowns including a 30 yard run and Joe Fortunato returned a fumble 24 yards as the Chicago Bears defeated the Baltimore Colts 27 17 for their second straight win. Fortunato’s 24 yard return and McRae’s defense helped hold Unitas and the Colts, with Baltimore scoring on a 79 yard Mackey reception and a Boyd 37 yard interception return.
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Dallas Cowboys crush Eagles 56 7 in exhibition
Don Meredith threw five TD passes and Bob Hayes caught three as Dallas routed Philadelphia 56 7 to set up a showdown with unbeaten St. Louis. Meredith completed 19 of 26 for 394 yards before turning duties to Rhome and Morton. Reeves, Garrison, and rookie Shy added TDs in the blowout.
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