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18 Farmer's Column 18 Farmer's Column There's Still Time to Seed and Fertilize Your Lawn our Bargain Department for damaged and soiled packages of Scotts Products at substantial savings." SGOTT SEED STORE 404 S. Oak St. In History Today is Friday, Oct. 9, the 283rd day of 1964 with 83 to follow. The moon is approaching its first quarter.

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York 358-2396. of Yorktown. In 1858, a mail carrying over land stagecoach reached St. Louis, after a trip of 23 days from San Francisco. In 1958, Pope Pius the XII the 261sf pontiff of the Roman Cath bile Church died.

In 1963, thousands of persons died when a dam in north ern Italy overflowed. A thought for the Monroe said: "National honor is national property of the high est value. By STEVE SNIDER i UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI)-An angry band of St. Louis Cardinals, all even after two games in the World Series and bitter about the "Joe Pepitone Incident," vowed today to turn the tide against the New York Yankees their own home grounds Cardinals Even In Series Play The Cards were mad from Manager Johnny Keane on down about a ruling by plate umpire Bill McKinley of the American League, who waved Pepitone to first base as a "hit batsman" on a key play in the Sports sixth inning at St. Louis Thursday.

The Yankees went or) 'to square the series With an 8-3 8-3 triumph. "Bob Gibson and Tim McCar ver both heard the ball click against Pepitone's bat," Keane charged. Pepitone insisted, "It brushed 1 my right hip." Jumped To Lead Tfie disputed calPput PepF tone on first and moved Mickey Mantle to second. Mickey scored on a single by Tom Tresh and the Yankees shot Into a lead they never surrendered. The incident obviously aroused the Redbirds but the Yankees became a 21-10 favorite to win the series and 8-5 to win Saturday in the fifst of three games scheduled at Yan- kee Stadium.

Curt Simmons, the veteran lefthander who'll pitch lhat Saturday game for the Cardinals, echoed the sentiments of all his teammates with a vow to beat 'cm at home. "We're not down we're one and one," Simmons said stoutly. "And we've got the kind of a club that can play just jis well at the Stadium kees can. We'll do all right." Simmons Vs. Bouton Simmons, 18-9 for the season, will oppose right hander Jim Bouton who wound up at 18-13 as the Yankees won their 29th American League pennant.

Both teams flew to New York Thursday night and scheduled workouts at Yankee Stadium today. The YanRs were due to limber up at 11:30 a.m. EDT 1 p.m., of them to get their first look an arena that could present as many problems for outfielders as tiny Dusch Stadium in St. where the first two games were played. Regardless of how they got there, the Yahkecs are back in business after losing five consecutive World Scries games since defeating the San Francisco Giants in the 1962 fim.le.

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Owned DOWN LCook In water i Sea bird I. Given si 5t 57 31 10 I) ill II SSSt KM Answers to Crossword Puzzle on Classified 'AILLE SUBS 9-5. The key inning of the Yankee victory started when Mantle drew a walk off Bob Gibson. ST. LOUIS (UPI) Facts arid figures on the World Scries: Thursday's York Yankees 8, St.

Louis Cardinals 3 Series 1, Yankees 1. Scries winner First team io win four games. Third game- F- dium, New York, Saturday, Oct. 10, 1 P.M. EDT.

Remaining games Fourth and fifth at Yankee Stadium, New York, Sunday and Monday sixth and seventh (if necessary) at Stadium, St. After Dal Maxvill ston Howard of a robbed El- hit with a -TV PROGRAMS- li2S pjn. ItSO p.m. 1 pan. (O Harcel Paille, goaltender for ic Vancounver Canucks, will 1,39 QJO, ill for ailing Jacques Plante Quest 1:30 p.tn.

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News News onlght in the New -York Rang- rs exhibition game against an Show 1:00 p.m. 1:30 pjn. Fam. 11:15 p.m. 10 Movie 11:30 p.m.

12:00 a.m. Movie Bowling 1:00 a.m. middleweight champion, will meet Jacky Cailliau of France a 10-round bout here Oct. 24. BOXER DIES BERLIN (UPI)-Former German heavyweight boxing cham- )ion Walter Neusel died here Thursday of age of 56.

Day It30 pan. Benny 10 p.m. Jack Paar 10 Reporter 11 pjm. -SUNDAY-MOIUf- 6:30 a.m 7 axi. 7:30 a.m.

6 News 7:30 a.m. New diving catch, Pepitone took one pitch and then jumped out of the batter's box following the Cardinal fircballer's second pitch to him. McKinley supported Pepitone's claim that the pitch Louis, Wednesday and Thursday. (Friday and Tuesday are days off for travel.) Third game Yankees: Jim Bouton (18-13); Cardinals: Curt Simmons Yankees- fa Ryan Room Kangroo 1:45 a.m Leonardo I ajn. fo (C) DELUCCA REACTIVATED NEW YORK guard Sam DeLucca was reactivated Thursday by the' New Yortc Jets for their game here on Saturday.

night against, the Oakland Raiders at Shea Stadium. 11(30 p.m. 11:30 pjn. Carson, 12 i 1:10 p.m. (O Eye -Movie Mr.

Wizard Christtopher 7:45 a.m. 10 Light Time 1:00 a.m. 4 Sunday Repon The Ch. Bulletin 1:30 a.m. Church (C) Gospel Sing'g 10 Big Question Toyshop 9:30 a.m.

Dean Miller 10 a.m. Father Knows 10 Movie 10:30 a.m. Word 10:55 a.m 4 News 11 a.m. 4 Concentrat'n Get Message 10 Password 11:30 a.m. brushed his right pants leg and when both Ken.

Burkhardt and Hank-Soar-slu'ek-with -McKinley's call in the face of protests by Gibson, Manager 'Johnny Keane amPcatcher Tim McCarver. Tresh followed with his and the Yankees were in front, 2-1. Jt was all after that as the Yankees added two runs in the seventh inning and four single a i a 1 scored in the eighth and ninth. vored, 21-10. Third game odds Yankees favored, 8-5.

Second game attendance 30,805. fHE JOURNAL TRIBIJNB FridaypOctober Linz Starts Rallies Shortstop Phil Linz started both the late Yankee the BLONDIE Press Monopoly ALGIERS (UPI)-The Algerian Press Service (APS) will henceforth hold the monopoly for distribution of all hews In Algeria, the government announced Wednesday. NOW YOU KNOW By United Press International rniles, modern it a dwarf star, according to Collier's Encyclopedia. By Chic Young SATBDAY MOlUf a.m. G'liath 7:00 a m.

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---------------4 Game 6 Missing Links Background 11:35 a.m7 of Life MON. Arnufoorf 12 noon Ruth Lyons 6 Spare Time News a homer. Bobby Richardson and Roger Maris also had singles in the seventh Mantle had a double and Maris and Pepitone singles in the ninth. Linz's threVhitsJed-the -Yankees" 12-hirattackr No Cardinal had more than one hit. 1 The Cardinals scored their first run in the third inning on singles by Mike Shannon and Maxvill, Gibson's sacrifice and Curt infield out.

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