Birds Win Hold Twins' Magic Number At 3
The Orioles beat the Twins 6 to 4 in 10 innings. Aparicio delivered a clutch single after a bases-loaded walk, with Brown, Blair, and Stearns contributing, while Oliva starred for Minnesota with three hits in spite of a knee issue.
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Bret Hanover Draws 5th Pole In Brown Jug
Bret Hanover drew the No 5 position for the $70000 Little Brown Jug at Delaware Ohio with trainer Frank Ervin expected to drive for Richard Downing. The seven horse field is the smallest in the 20 year history of the autumn classic, featuring Rivaltime Gee Lee Hanover Adios Vic and others in a two heat race format.
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Linganore High School to field 12 soccer lettermen this season
Linganore High School will have 12 lettermen in uniform as it opens the season under coach Bob Dawson at Francis Scott Key. Six return with two years of varsity experience, boosting a squad that went 5-5 overall and 3-3 in county play last year. Standouts include seniors Dave Heim Fossett Larry Butler Don Rippeon and Jack Long. Schedule includes games at Francis Scott Key North Carroll Middletown Walkersville and Brunswick among others. Babe Honored Columbus Ga Loren Babe named Class AA Manager of the Year in the Southern Baseball Association after winning Columbus’s league title. six of 10 members backed his win.
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Line Score Showdown: St Louis Drops Houston. Dodgers Edge Milwaukee
In a split of MLB line scores Houston falls 85 to 3 after nine innings while St Louis delays to win 3 1 with Sadecki’s decision. Los Angeles topples Milwaukee 3 1 as Drysdale suffers tough loss. New York edges Pittsburgh 5 6 after late scoring flurry with Hickman and Lewis homering.
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Gonzalez Banned For Best Of Year
American League President Joe Cronin fined Pedro Gonzalez of the Indians 500 dollars and suspended him for the remainder of the 1965 season after he swung a bat at Detroit pitcher Larry Sherry during a Sept. 20 Cleveland game. The incident led to a melee, ejections, and protests from Indians president Gabe Paul.
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Klingerman Named Terps Tailback for Ohio Opener
Maryland coach Tom Nugent named Doug Klingerman, a 198 pound senior from Bloomsburg Pennsylvania, as the Terps starting tailback for Saturday against Ohio University. The position had troubled Nugent after the academic loss of Tom Hickey and injuries to Kenny Ambrusko and Ernie Torain. Seniors Matt Arbutina and George Stem were elected captains of the offense and defense, respectively.
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Major League Baseball Scores and Standings Update
National League results include Baltimore beating Minnesota 6 4 in 10 innings while New York routed Cleveland 9 4 Detroit defeated Chicago 6 2 and Washington edged Kansas City 4 3 California stunned Boston 4 0. Series notes mention key pitchers and doubleheaders with several late-night games and a note that last year 2 040 000 people visited West Berlin.
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Brodie Named NFL Offensive Player of Week
New York AP reports San Francisco 49ers quarterback John Brodie, 20 year NFL veteran, threw four touchdown passes in a 52-24 win over the Chicago Bears. He completed 14 of 20 passes for 269 yards, with TD strikes of 59, 9, 20 and 21 yards, earning AP Offensive Player of the Week.
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Local Gun Dealers Advertise Wide Western Maryland Stock
An advertisement touts one of the region’s largest gun inventories in Western Maryland, inviting readers to browse a broad selection and use convenient purchasing options.
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Series Brother Act Is Likely Baseball Feud Of Perry Brothers
Jim Perry of the Twins hopes to start against Gaylord Perry of the Giants if both reach the World Series. The North Carolina brothers grew up as a standout high school team and later avoided stardom until Jim emerged as a rotation ace with a 11-4 record and 2.57 ERA.
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City league softball playoff halted by darkness
Main's Shopping Center and Economy Oil battled to a 22 tie as darkness halted the City Softball League playoff. The two teams will resume Sunday at 2 p.m. at the upper diamond in Baker Park. Main's has one loss. Oilers hold no defeats in the double elimination playoff.
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