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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1968
Page
16
Detroit defeats St. Louis 8-1 as Mickey Lolich earns six hits allowed and Willie Horton and Norm Cash power the offense. Kaline and Cash spark the late rally. series resumes Saturday with Ray Washburn opposed by Earl Wilson in Tiger Stadium.
Summary of World Series games including scores, winning pitchers, home runs, and attendance figures. Also lists financial details such as net receipts, commissioner and players shares, and club shares for both St. Louis and Detroit across the two games and totals. Mentions university football notes and local high school prep results with team records and upcoming games.
More than 3 000 cheering fans swarmed the Tigers charter jet on arrival from St Louis as Detroit prepared for three home World Series games. Willie Horton received a hero welcome and Mickey Lolich, who tied the series, appeared to cheers. Horton said the team is more relaxed now and should be all right if they survive the crowded trip to buses.
List of players with kickoff and punt returns and passes across September from Oberlin Westerville and related teams. Notable names include Roger Witbeck Dwight Rucker Lemmie Davie Evana Blakely Dave Bower Ron Sinclair BN Prinee Benfield Fad Benfield and Miller with multiple returns and a September timeline.
Ohio State coaches emphasize not underestimating Oregon despite a 20 point spread at Ohio Stadium. Woody Hayes recalls last year’s 30-0 victory and notes improved receiving corps this season. Oregon’s Hal Cowan says both teams must execute to score, with Buckeyes aiming to control the ball and keep winning toward Purdue.
Oberlin College moves into week two with undefeated dual records across football soccer and cross country. The Yeomen beat Hiram 21 17 and face Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh while soccer owns a 2 0 record after wins at Kent State and over Hiram Farzad Moazed and Randy Miller lead scorers with goals apiece. Goalie Bob Shay shines in net. Cross country heads to Wasbash Indiana for the Great Lakes meet after a strong third place at last week's Ohio Conference Relay.
Lorain County Community College aims for a second consecutive victory as the Commdores travel to Jackson Michigan for a 2 p.m. match. Coach Jack Hess relies on All Americans Bob Yacono and Andre Cortese, with Asimov and Notaro scoring against Malone College.
Friday games include Wackeye Conference Findlay at Elyria Sandusky at Lara Admiral King at SManafield Marion at Fremont Lakeland Amherst AL Midview Clearview at North Ridgeville Oberlin at Vermilion Wellington at New London Inland Conference Avon at South Amherst Buckerd at Fireliga Highland at Keystone Brookdale at Columpia Southwestern Conference Medina at Avon Lake Weatlake at Bay North Olmsted at Rocky River Olmsted Falls at Fairview Firelands Conference Norwalk at South Central Val Hilliadala at Western Reserve Black River at Monroeville
E2SPORTSLINE notes Jerry Rombach leads CT weekly forecasts with 31-9, tied with Bob Eisenbarth. The panel, including Connie Davis and Don Miller, offers picks for Elyria over Fendy, Elyria Catholic over Parma Byzantine, Sandusky over Lorain, Midview over Amherst, Firelands over Buckeye, Edison over Mapleton, Clearview over North Ridgeville, Wellington over New London, Oberlin over Vermilion, Avon over South Amherst.
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