Yankees vs Cardinals World Series Opens With Ford Sadecki Duel
New York and St Louis clash in the best of seven to decide the world championship. Whitey Ford faces Ray Sadecki in an opening game as Tony Kubek misses the series with a wrist injury and Mike Hegan starts at short for the Yankees. Julian Javier and Ken Boyer are fit for the Cardinals after earlier injuries, while Lou Brock and Mantle power headlines the rosters.
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Indians Delay Decision On Staying In Cleveland
Cleveland AP report: 18 of 22 Indians directors met four hours at Municipal Stadium to decide if the American League club will remain in Cleveland for 1965. A new vote date set for October 16 as involvement continues. City officials express disappointment while civic groups push season-ticket sales to reach about 4,500 in advance. Calculated goal could total around $900,000.
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World Series Matchup Yankees Face Cardinals
The Associated Press reports the Yankees American League champions meet the St. Louis Cardinals National League champions in the World Series. The first to four wins claims the title with games scheduled in St. Louis on Oct 7 and 8, at New York on Oct 10 11 12 if needed, and back in St. Louis on Oct 14 15 if necessary. Starting times are 1 p.m. local.
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Finley to Meet in Chicago on A's Relocation Talk
Board directors of Charles O. Finley & Co. Inc. will gather in Chicago at noon Friday to discuss moving the Kansas City Athletics to another city, signaling potential franchise relocation.
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OU Initiates Soccer Team By ZEKE WIGGLESWORTH
Ottawa University fields its second year soccer squad and hosts Hesston Junior College. Hesston leads 8-2 after a physical tryout, with OU scoring on goals by Mike Onwumenene and Ray Hostrom as they prepare for a rematch next Wednesday at Hesston.
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Top Fi Figures Out West Top Fi Figures Out West
New York AP reports the balance of college football power swinging West as NCAA statistics show West players leading four of five primary offensive categories. UCLA quarterback Larry Zeno tops total offense after three weeks with 646 yards on 108 plays, outpacing Pitts’ Mazurek. The West seeks to rebound after Miami’s 1963 champion.
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Arfons Aims For 500 MPH Jet Car Record
Art Arfons planned to push his Green Monster jet powered car toward 500 miles per hour at Bonneville Salt Flats Utah seeking an official 450 to 480 mph mark with speed likely to exceed 500 mph during the run. He 38, from Akron Ohio, and his 42 year old brother Walt have built jet racers for years. Tom Green drove Walt's Wingfoot Express to 413.20 mph, a record later broken by Art. The pure jet car records are not recognized by the International Automobile Federation.
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