Hickman hits for cycle as Mets top Cardinals 7 3
Hickman achieves the cycle to spark the New York Mets past the St Louis Cardinals 7 3. The win features strong hitting from Hickman and key support from teammates in a decisive early season game.
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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1963
Page
20
New York Met Belts for the Cycle in Victory
New York third baseman Jim Hickman joined the Mets' rare club by hitting a single, double and triple off Broglia and his 10th homer off Schultz for the Mets' rally against the Cardinals. Tracy Stallard earned his fifth win, as St. Louis toppled 17-3. Hickman completed the cycle with a sixth-inning homer, making the Mets the first to achieve the feat in the club's two-year history.
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UPI
Syele
St. Louis
Hickman
Broglia
Yveliever
Barney Schultz
Mets
Tracy Stallard
Jer
Lew Burdette
Frank Thomas
Carmel
Hunt
Boyer
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James
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Exchangites chase edge in volatile baseball and auto notes
The report surveys baseball ball weight tests per Sports Illustrated noting lighter balls than 1981 after 72 drops, plus a recap of exchanges with Rotary and Kiwanis. It also covers Sun Valley racing with Figure 8 events, mentioning Milwaukee and Pittsburgh results and a close finish at Anderson and Elwood venues.
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Mluachol
Lake
Sun Valley
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Menke
Crandall
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Sisk
Shaw
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Piche
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McBean
Bob Fields
Anderson
Elwood
John Kel
Crawford
Venton
Steiner
Dowler
Irvin Payne
Herb Rose
Payne
Jim Brewer
Noblesville
Sun Valley Cards Figure 8 Races Saturday Night
Pleased to report Sun Valley Cards will host a figure eight race night Saturday. Sherm Plunkett, a 297 pound offensive tackle, has been acquired by the New York Jets from the San Diego Chargers for a high 1964 draft choice.
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Boston Patriots
American Football League
Bill Hudson
San Diego Chargers
Mike Holovak
Dick Klein
Oakland Raiders
Jim Leo
Sun Valley
Plunkett
JETS
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Winston Monasmith Gain Shoe Titles
Sue Gillespie of Portland Ind finished third and Warda Ditmer of Winchester Ind second in the world horseshoe tournament in SOUTH GATE Calif. Vickie Winston of La Monte Mo defeated Ditmer 50 23 in a playoff. John Monasmith of Yakima Wash won the men’s title with 3 losses 3 wins and 82.2 percent ringers. A wild pitch by Frank Funk in the ninth inning gave the Pittsburgh Pirates a 4 to 3 victory over the Milwaukee Braves.
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South Gate
Calif
Sue Gillespie
Portland
Ind
Warda Ditmer
Winchester
Vickie Winston
la Monte
John Monasmith
Yakima
Wash
Pittsburgh
Bob Bailey
Frank Funk
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee Braves
Special Tuesday Web Thursday 1% Fr Fried Chicken
Red Brick Inn promotes a bargain week featuring beef tenderloin steaks at 99 cents and fried chicken options with special prices across Tuesday Thursday windows at the inn.
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Mets Pitcher Trades Number in Bid to Break Slump
New York Mets pitcher Roger Craig, labeled losingest by UPI, will attempt to end his 2-20 season and 18 game skid by swapping from uniform No. 28 to No. 12 for Friday night's start, hoping a new number alters his luck.
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NEW York
UPI
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Craig
Laurel Daily Double Pays Out At Track Win
The daily double at Laurel Race Track paid 1346.80 for 2 dollars on Tuesday. Trentino won the opening six furlong race paying 111 straight, Rubber Stamped paid 7.20 in the second six furlong sprint. Allan Sandy Walker of Washington DC is noted with captain Harvard’s 1964 tennis team.
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