Dodgers and Yankees Face Lefty Showdown in Series Opener
New York Houk confirms Ford to start opener against Koufax as downing and Podres duel in game two. Dodgers’ Ken McMullen hamstring doubts. Al Downing seeks win after rough Twins outing. reliever Perranoski key Dodgers bullpen. Series shifts to Los Angeles after travel day.
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Bruins Rally Past Reds In Exhibition Win
Providence Rhode Island United Press International Bruins scored four goals in the final period to upend the Rhode Island Reds 4 2 in an exhibition game. Johnny Bucyk tallied two goals for Boston in the late surge.
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War ery nets buzzer winner as 76ers edge Warriors in Honolulu
Ben Warley scored at the final buzzer lifting the Philadelphia 76ers to a 104 to 102 victory over the San Francisco Warriors in an NBA exhibition game played Sunday night in Honolulu.
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Bears Recall Monsters of the Midway in 37 21 Win
The Chicago Bears burst past the Detroit Lions 37 21 as Bill Wade threw three TD passes and the defense limited Detroit to 40 rushing yards. The win gives Chicago three straight victories and rekindles memories of the famed Monsters of the Midway.
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Musial and Spahn Honor Lively End To 1963 Season
Warren Spahn matched his career high with 23 victories as the Milwaukee Braves shut out the Chicago Cubs 2 0. Stan Musial played his final major league game, driving in a run in the sixth inning as the St Louis Cardinals beat the Cincinnati Reds 3 2 in 14 innings. Musial retires with a .331 career batting average and a storied legacy. Other NL results saw the Phillies beat the Dodgers 3 1, the Giants take the Pirates 2 0, and the Colts defeat the Mets 13 4. In the AL, the Tigers beat the Orioles 7 3 to finish fifth tied with the Indians. the Senators routed the White Sox 9 2. Rain canceled two key showdowns between the Yankees and Twins and the Red Sox and Angels.
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Orioles Seek Tough Manager After Hitchcock Exit
Baltimore Orioles chief Lee MacPhail signals a tougher management style for 1964. A new manager will be named before December 1, with candidates including former Detroit officials. Hitchcock will not return, and MacPhail hints at a significant role for the next skipper in rebuilding a team that finished fourth, 18 games behind the Yankees.
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