Musial Ends Career In Reds Victory At Busch Stadium
Stan Musial capped a stellar 22 year run with two hits in a 14 inning loss for Cincinnati as St Louis edged the Reds 3 2. Musial received a standing ovation and thanked his wife and family while Ken Boyer presented a commemorative ring and August Busch Jr. announced his number 6 would be retired.
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Chargers Upset Chiefs 24 to 10 in San Diego
San Diego and quarterback Tobin Rote defeated Kansas City 24 10 as Rote threw three touchdown passes. The victory marked the Chargers third win in a row without a loss and featured Rico Kocourek’s first quarter scoring connection and other key aerial plays against the defending AFL champions.
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Tribe Ties for South On Grant's 6 Hitter
Cleveland Indians tie for South on Grant's six hitter as Grant and Agee stars deliver a strong pitching effort. O'Donoghue and Sturdis contribute in supporting roles while Rand adds key plate appearances. Kansas City matchup details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
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Denver Defeats Boston 14-10 in muddy game
Denver powered to a 14-10 victory over Boston with key plays including a punt return to the Patriots 22 setting up a touchdown, a late surge on the ground, and a 2 yard scoring pass from McCormick to Lionel Taylor after a punt return to the 27.
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Pro Football Standings and Weekend Results
Football results show Washington 21 over Dallas 17 and Philadelphia 74 over Chicago 37. Pittsburgh 23 defeated St Louis 10 while New York beat Philadelphia. Cleveland 2 lost to Los Angeles 4. Maryland and Green Bay games noted with high scores. Giants 1983 and two years later discussed with NL flag context.
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Phillies Complete Series Sweep At Los Angeles 3-1
Bobby Wine homered and Johnny Callison drove in a run as Philadelphia rallied in the seventh to beat the Dodgers 3-1 and sweep the season-ending three-game set. Don Drysdale left after five innings with a 1-0 lead, but the Phils rallied against Pete Richert to clinch. Mahaffey, Baldschun, Short, and Dalrymple handled the Dodgers, with Roseboro catching. Wine hit a homer for Philadelphia.
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Colts End Season With Win Over Mets
Houston’s young Colts defeated the New York Mets 134 to end the NL season. The narrative cites players and a box-like line, noting pitchers Umbricht and Besmarth in a brief recap amid fragmented OCR text from the AP report.
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Tigers Bomb Rookie To Beat Orioles 7-3
Detroit tonight chased rookie Wally Bunker during a five-run fourth inning and defeated the Baltimore Orioles 7-3 at Memorial Stadium. Dennis McLain earned the win as Gates Brown belted a two-run homer after five straight hits opened the frame. Baltimore tied a major league error record with 99 errors on the season.
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