Koufax Tosses 2-0 Shutout as Dodgers Clinch World Series
In Minneapolis, Sandy Koufax blanked the Minnesota Twins 2-0 in seven with a three-hit gem, earning Los Angeles the 1965 World Series title before 50,596 at Metropolitan Stadium. Lou Johnson homered, Jim Gilliam saved a jam, and Koufax finished with 10 strikeouts.
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Cadets Visit Bel Air In Non League Showdown
Frederick High School travels to Bel Air to face undefeated Bel Air Bobcats in a non league clash. Coach Jack Molesworth brings a three game win streak and two straight shutouts as Pete Klein's ankle threatens his start. Frederick fields Freland at QB Allen at RB Deegan at FB Whitmore at wingback.
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Dodgers win 1965 World Series in hard-fought fashion
Dodger owner Walter O'Malley consoles Walt Alston as Los Angeles clinches after a tough season. Koufax dominates with a three hit shutout, while Koufax, Johnson and Gilliam reflect on the championship and the team's battling spirit. Podres praises the club's spirit.
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Twins Defeat Shadowed by Koufax in World Series Opener
The Minnesota Twins honored Sandy Koufax after his 2-0 World Series win over Los Angeles. Twins manager Sam Mele praised Koufax as a great pitcher while Cronin echoed the verdict, noting Gilliam's key defensive play that preserved the shutout.
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