Yankees Tie Series as Mantle Homer Sparks Comeback
New York invades Busch Stadium in St. Louis, Mantle homers, walks, and Pepitone adds a grand slam to push the Yankees toward a comeback. Keane pulls Schultz after two Mantle homers, Dixon, Richardson, and Linz set up scoring plays. Maris gains record total bases as both teams fight for control.
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Stottlemyre Is NY Choice In th Game
In St Louis the Yankees and Cardinals played to a 3 3 tie as the World Series moved to a decisive moment. Mel Stottlemyre is the choice for Thursday, with Bouton leaving early and Mantle and Maris contributing in a tense scene at Busch Stadium.
Milwaukee Braves Consider Relocation to Atlanta
Atlanta AP report says the Milwaukee Braves are weighing a contract to move their National League franchise to Atlanta. Board chairman William Bartholomay said he would return to Milwaukee with the first firm commitment from the club for the potential transfer.
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Pepitone's Grand Slam Beats Bouton In World Series Game
In St Louis, Pepitone hit a grand slam off Gordon Richardson in the eighth after Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle put New York ahead 3-1. Bouton limited the Cardinals to a few early hits, insisting he focused on concentration after a rough start. Pepitone, who had three Series hits, said he knew it was gone as he touched every base, while Maris and Mantle reflected on battles in the 1964 Fall Classic.
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Two Baseball Games Feature St Louis Win and NY Loss
Facts Figures I reports a doubleheader where St Louis won 9 to 5 in the first game and 7 to 0 in the second. Pitchers Sadecki and Stottlemyre earned decisions while linemen New York Linz and others hit home runs.
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Hayes Upset Highlights Mills 10,000m Gold at Olympics
Mills, a Sioux Indian from South Dakota, stunned a world class field led by Ron Clarke to win the 10,000 meters in Olympic record time 28 24.4. Hayes struggled in heats as the U S team racked up medals with three swimming world records and strong showings in track and field.
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Computer picks Yankees for title in seventh game
Franklin Institute computer picks the New York Yankees to win the World Series in game seven. The Honeywell 1400 computer rates New York as a 12 to 1 favorite to defeat the St. Louis Cardinals after tying the series at 3-3 with a Wednesday victory.
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Daleville athlete sets unofficial mark in dual meet
Daleville's Dave Howell posted an unofficial course record in a Tuesday meet against Ron Margison of Ca dIz as Dunkirk did not attend. Margison finished third behind Main of Daleville. Daleville freshmen placed fifth at the Shortridge Invitational with Duane Huffman sixth, Frank Bullock, Gary Bullock, Arnold Everett also finishing in the top twenty.
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