I don't remember any baseball cards on the cereal boxes, and I was 10 in 1965. Collected a ton of Topps and Fleer cards, though. Bubble gum and baseball cards. Topps had the best gum. Watched all the games I could on KELO that we got in Pipestone from Sioux Falls. Don't remember what radio station we listened to. Did long hand division calculations after every at bat of the players batting averages and had tablets and tablets of my "official scoring" of the games I did by hand. What a nerd. Batting average meant something then. Still does, if you ask me.
Sometimes, one just saves too much stuff. Who else has one of these?
Jim Klobuchar was Amy's father. Those interested can google him....
The Detroit stuff he refers to was the ALCS (2 divisions, east - Detroit - and west - Minnesota -, and I don't even know that it was called the ALCS then), as of couse, they played the St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series, in which all games were won by the home team. Kind of weird, looking back, that they used that for the World Series box.