PAGE EIGHT
Lolich Tops Cards, 4-1
ST. LOUIS (&) Mickey Lolich, working with only
two days’ rest, beat the mighty Bob Gibson in a seventh
game World Series duel yesterday 4-1 and the aroused
Detroit Tigers completed a smashing comeback by de
throning the St. Louis Cardinals.
Only three previous teams had rallied to win after
losing three games—the 1903 Boston Red Sox, 1925 Pitts
burgh Pirates and 1958 New York Yankees. When the
Red Sox did it the Series was best-of-nine.
Gibson, setting a Series strikeout record with 35 in
three games, and Lolich matched scoreless innings until
the Tigers broke through suddenly with two out in the
seventh, just as they did all season.
Norm Cash singled to right field, the second hit off
Gibson. Then Willie Horton drove a single to left between
short and third.
Jim Northrup, whose grand slam homer capped the
big 10-run inning Wednesday, lofted a long fly to deep
center. Curt Flood first started in on the ball, slipped as
he tried to change direction and the ball sailed over his
head for a triple, scoring both Cash and Horton.
Bill Freehan followed with a double to left, a fly ball
that Lou Brock barely touched in a desperate try, and
Northrup scored with the third run. {
Lolich, winner of the second and fifth games, had a
shutout with two out in the ninth, nobody on base and two
strikes on batter Mike Shannon. However, Shannon lifted
a fly ball over the left field wall for a run that only
delayed the Tigers’ riotous celebration.
When Tim McCarver fouled out to catcher Freehan to
end the game, the Tiger bench erupted onto the field and
there was a wild scene between home plate and first base
as they took turns beating one another on the back. It
was just 23 years ago to the day that the Tigers had won
their last World Series, beating the Chicago Cubs in the
seventh game Oct. 10, 1945, behind Hal Newhouser. They
had not been in a Series since that date so the end of the
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long drought meant something extra to Manager Mayo
Smith and his boys. . . ..
Lou Brock opened the Card sixth with a single, tying
the all-time Series record of 13 hits, set by the Yanks’
Bobby Richardson in 1964. Brock, who already had tied
his own stolen base record with seven, tried for No. 8.
He leaned toward second and took off when Lolich threw
to first baseman Cash. However, Cash quickly relayed
the ball to shortstop Mickey Stanley who put the tag on
Brock.
After Julian Javier lined out, Curt Flood, beat, out a
single to deep short. But Flood, too, was caught leaning
the wrong way by the left-handed Lolich. He was picked
off first and was finally run down between first and second.
The heart seemed to go out of the Cards with those
failures on the bases. They had men on base in the sev
enth and eighth but couldn’t break through until Shannon
hit the meaningless homer with two gone in the bottom
of the ninth.
Coed Team
Seeks Win
The Penn State Women’s
field hockey team opens its
season tomorrow, when the
West Chester hockey team
visits University Park. The
game will be held on Pollock
fields at 10 a.m.
The hockey team also will
play Bucknell, Lock Haven.
Dickinson, Susquehanna and
Shippensburg this season.
TiTE^icST"'
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TERRY and SHERRY appear Saturday,
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THE DAILY COLLEGIAN, UNIVERSITY PARK, PENNSYLVANIA
The fall pledge class of
Phi Mu Delta
congratulates the
Brotherhood
on Chapter Day
Friday, October 11,1968
B'nai B'rith Hillel Foundation
Shemini Atzeret
Sunday October 13 6:30 p.m.
Monday October 14 10:30 a.m,
Yizkor Memorial Service
Simchat Torah-Hakafot
Monday October 14 6:30 p.m,
I Tuesday October 15 10:30 a.m.
- Lox 'n ? Bagel' Brunch 11:30 a.m. Sunday
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Penn State linebacker Den
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for his play at West Virginia,
where he intercepted two
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a touchdown from the nine
yard line. He also had a hand in
10 tackles, batted down a pass
and ran back two punts.
Sports Illustrated honored
Onkotz last year for his play
in Penn State’s upset over
third-ranked North Carolina
State.
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FRIDAY: PERSPECTIVE in Theatre!!
I Interpretive readings Marcia Larson;
Greek drama Beverly Wyatt; Comedy
—Yvette Altice.
STEAMING CIDER, dainty pastries, con
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Harriers Seek Victory
At Home in Tri-Meet
By DAN DONOVAN and Smith fifth in the. IC4A Mosser and George Huff have
Colleaian Snorts Writer meet. compiled the unbeaten slate for
p°“‘ J S Both State and WVU feature the Mountaineers.
4 too*™? depth this year. Behind Hat- WVU will get what coach
thbweekend as Vir- fleld ’ lh f Mountaineer c b have Stanßomanoski calls “the real
Oiila„=![<, mustered a squad of seven test” tomorrow from Penn
runners who have bolstered the state.
course tomorrow. WesL Virginia team to a 7-0 Several State runners will be
The Lions currently hold an re ™ ra - looking forward to gaining their
0-1 record in dual meet com- . Sophomore Doug Carder, first taste of victory this year,
petition, as they fell before heir-apparent to Hatfield’s posi- Besides Smith, the harriers are
powerful Villanova last week- tion as team lender, heads the counting on fine showings by
end, 19-36. balanced strength for the co-captain A 1 Shaeffer and soph
A feature of the meet will Mountain men. Juniors Dan Mike Schurko. . Both Shaeffer
be the renewal of the battle Welch, Dan Fosselman, Mike and Schurko were hobbled by
injuries in last week’s loss to
Villanova.
Steve Gentry, sixth in last
week’s meet, will return with
the eighth and tenth-place fin
ishers for the Lions, Jim Dixon
and Jeff Deardorff.
between State’s Ray Smith and .
West Virginia's Carl Hatfield. D aili D~.11.,
The two seniors have battled KQliy lOflOy
each other the past four years A send-off rally will be held
numerous times. The rivalry for the football team at 11:45
came to a high point last sea- this morning at the Nittany
son as Hatfield placed fourth Lion Inn.
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