Tim McCarver lifts Cardinals to 3-2 edge in 10th
Tim McCarver's walk off three run homer in the 10th gave the St. Louis Cardinals a 3-2 win over the New York Yankees in the World Series. Gibson pitched six strong innings, limiting New York to two runs as St. Louis, now up three games to two, prepared to host the Yankees in the next game at Busch Stadium. The victory followed Tresh's ninth inning homer to tie, with White and Boyer contributing earlier on, and keyed a Cardinals comeback after trailing 2-1 in the series.
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Box score summary shows St Louis 5 New York 6 with late New York rallies. Notable events include K Boyer awarded first base on catcher's interference in the first inning. Home runs by McCarver and Tresh. Pitchers Gibson Stottlemyre Reniff Gwenae Mikelsen noted with game actions and errors. Attendance 65,633.
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St Louis Cardinals Take Lead In World Series Fight
The St Louis Cardinals lead the World Series 3-2 over the New York Yankees after five games. Wednesday and possibly Thursday games set for Busch Stadium with Jim Bouton and Curt Simmons pitching. attendance reached 65,633 and receipts totaled 479,024.66.
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Computer Favors Cardinals In World Series Fight
PHILADELPHIA UPI The Franklin Institute computer nicknamed Big Magic lists St. Louis as a 2.1 to 1 favorite to win the World Series in six games after the fifth game. With a 3-2 lead, the Cards are put at 68 percent to win, while the Yankees were 65 percent before the opener and St. Louis held a 52 percent edge after Game 1.
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Heavyweight Bout Set for October 26 at Kezar Pavilion
Elmer Rush will fight Bill McMurray in a 10 round boxing bout at Kezar Pavilion San Francisco on October 26. The rivals previously battled to a draw in an earlier meeting.
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Berra Sees Bombers Rally To Take Series
New York Yankees head to St. Louis aiming to extend a 42 year streak of not losing two straight World Series. The club has not dropped back to back titles since 1921 22 when John McGraw led the New York Giants to consecutive wins over Miller Huggins led Yanks.
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Pitt Center Is Weekly All Star
Pitt center Marty Schottenheimer earned a spot on the Eastern College Athletic Conference weekly all star team as Pittsburgh prepares to face Miami. The Hurricanes miss quarterback George Mira, while Pittsburgh relies on Western Pennsylvania passer Bob Belitnikoff as a key option. In other notes, Dodgers swept, Berra and Mikkelsen comment on a rough series, and a disputed Pepitone play changed a game late.
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Wilt The Still Releases Plans
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Furman Trio Stars in Southern Conference Leaders
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Chuvalo Incorporated Aims for Boxing Upsets
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Bowling Scores and Standings From Melody Shop League
The Melody Shop team won the Sunday night mixed league with an 8 1 record. GTOs and The Strike Outs trailed as The 4 Ss and The 4 Spokes also posted results. High team series went to Melody Shop with 2461, while Tom Williams led men with 603 and Thelma Thompson led women with 515. High team game belonged to Melody Shop at 894, and Williams and Thompson posted top individual games of 224 and 207 respectively. Outstanding bowlers included John Gorsica 577, Dave Anderson 536, George Williams 569, and Orford Thompson 569.
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