Dodgers Blank Twins 7-0 as Koufax Fans 10 in World Series
Los Angeles takes a 3-2 series lead behind Sandy Koufax who allowed four Twins hits and struck out 10. Maury Wills collected four hits including a first-inning double to pace the Dodgers offense. Gilliam, Davis, and Fairly drove in runs, with Roseboro and Wills contributing key hits as the Dodgers stretched their World Series edge.
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Pitching duel ends with Koufax victory in tight box score
Kaat takes loss after 6 innings allowing 4 earned runs while Koufax secures win with 9 4 0 0 line. Boswell and Perry contributed runs as Tracewski Roseboro and Allison figured in the late scoring. Ten strikeouts for Koufax underline dominant complete game effort.
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Chargers Lead AFL in Offense and Defense After Big Win
New York with UPI reports the San Diego Chargers top the AFL in passing and total offense and in both passing and total defense after a 34-3 victory over Buffalo. QB John Hadl leads league in passing. Chargers average 382 yards per game. Buffalo ranks second in passing and first in rushing defense. Denver leads rushing offense.
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Lions seek boost as Penn State flags up Syracuse clash
Penn State aims to bolster the lineup for the Syracuse game with Jack Curry returning as split end after rib and back injuries. Tom Sherman shifts to quarterback duties, delivering an outstanding performance against Boston College. Roger Grimes remains doubtful with a knee injury, Dirk Nye out with a rib injury, and Bryan Hendry takes over at right tackle ahead of Ed Lenda.
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Patterson May Retire After Clay Bout
Floyd Patterson, 30, says he may retire after the November 22 title fight with Cassius Clay in Las Vegas whether he wins or loses. He notes he would quit soon, perhaps even if he wins, to spend more time with his family. Patterson remains cautious about overcoming Clay and hints he might not pursue a rematch if Clay wins.
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Bruins sign captain Leo Boivin to 1965 66 contract
The Boston Bruins announced on Tuesday the signing of team captain Leo Boivin to a 1965 66 contract. The move secures the veteran center for the upcoming NHL season as Boston aims to maintain leadership and stability on the ice.
Twins Hope Home Park Brings Comeback Edge In World Series
The Minnesota Twins trail Los Angeles Dodgers three games to two and count on a home game in Minneapolis to spark a comeback. Manager Sam Mele believes home-field will help, while Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax dominates early and Willie Davis steals three bases, part of a 7-0 Dodgers win in Los Angeles that puts them on the cusp of clinching.
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Lefebvre in Dodgers World Series Dugout Hopes
Los Angeles Dodgers rookie Jim Lefebvre battles a heel bruise from home plate collision in the World Series. He has missed two games, unable to run, while Jeff Torborg’s nine and seven shoes highlight the injury as he contemplates further play and treatment.
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World Series 1965 Facts and Figures overview
UPI summary of the 1965 World Series between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Minnesota Twins. Details include game results with final scores, remaining schedule for sixth and potential seventh games, starting pitchers, odds, weather outlook, managers, broadcast info, and financials. Attendance and receipts are provided for the fifth game and totals for all five games.
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