Richmond Spiders Schedule Opens December with 25 Games
University of Richmond releases a 1964 65 cage card featuring home and away games with Southern Conference rivals plus non league dates. The Spiders under coach Louis Mills aim to improve on last season 6 16 with reinforcements from the freshman squad and holdovers Tom Tenwick Spike Welsh and George Atwell. The schedule includes games at Tennessee December 2 against George Washington December 5 at West Virginia December 8 against Furman December 10 versus Virginia December 12 at The Citadel December 19 at East Carolina December 21 versus Alabama and the Georgetown Invitational December 29 30. Conference play opens January with Davidson and West Virginia and runs through February 20 at William and Mary.
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Louis Mills
Tennessee
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Tom Tenwick
Spike Welsh
George Atwell
George Washington
West Virginia
Furman
Virginia
The
Citadel
East Carolina
Davidson
VMI
Virginia Tech
William & Mary
South Carolina
Santo's 2-Run Shot Beats Cards in Quick Cubs Win
Ron Santo hit his third homer in three games, a two-run blast in the fourth, as the Cubs defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 2 1. The game lasted only 1 hour 42 minutes, the NL’s fastest that season. Charley James also homered for Chicago.
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Chicago
Ron Santo
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Santo
Bob
Gibson
Charley James
Dick Ellsworth
Billy Williams
Williams
James
Louie
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Ellsworth
McCar
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Rodgers
Stewart
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Ab Wilkes
Gibeon L
Richardson Caps Big Roadwin With Five Hits
The Yankees defeated the Twins 9-7 as Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris hit three run homers. Pepitone’s blast started a four run first inning and Maris increased the lead to 9-5 in the fourth. Pete Mikkelsen earned his fourth win by stifling Minnesota over the last 6 1 3 innings while Jimmie Hall homered for the Twins.
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Minneapolis
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Pepitone
Maris
New York
Pete Mikkelsen
Twins
Jimmie Hall
Yankees
Jim Perry
Richardson
Mikkelsen
Bi Kubek
Versailles
Richson
Power
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Lopez
Battey
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Boyer
Allen
Perry
Shifflett
Pleis
Annette Eeeeee
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Downing
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Rockets Sign WVU Fullback Berzansky for Charleston
The Charleston Rockets announce the signing of former West Virginia University fullback Steve Berzansky. Berzansky, from Beaverdale Pennsylvania, played three seasons as a WVU back and also starred as Mountaineers baseball first baseman. The club says 17 players are signed for the new UFL franchise.
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Charleston
Charleston Rockets
West Virginia University
Steve Berzansky
Berzansky
WVU
Mountaineers
Beaverdale
Rockets
United Football League
Reds Stop Braves 6-3 as Robinson Adds Two Homers
Frank Robinson drives in six with a fourth inning homer and a ninth inning three run shot to power the Reds past the Braves 6-3 in Milwaukee. Jim O'Toole earned the win while Cincinnati turned a triple play in the second inning.
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Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
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Vada Pinson
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Bob Sadowski
Dan Schneider
Gordy Coleman
Tony Cloninger
Leo Cardenas
Mike de la Hoz
Coleman
Denis Menke
Gene Oliver
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Philadelphia Phils
Houston
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Mathews
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Torre
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Pryor
Secory
Colts Top Mets 7-3 on 15-hit Crowd Pleaser
Houston Colts raced past the New York Mets 7-3 in a 15-hit attack led by Bob Lillis and Eddie Kasko with four singles each. Dick Farrell earned the win with relief help from Don Larsen after six, while Al Jackson took the loss. Larsen no-hit over the final 3 2/3 innings and George Altman was ejected for arguing a called strike.
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Houston
Colts
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Mets
al Jackson
Tom Sturdivant
Dick Farrell
Don Larsen
Farrell
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
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Lillis
Kasko
John Bateman
George Altman
Stan Landes
Abrhbi
Bi Lillis
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Hunt
Gondere
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Wynn
Hickman
Aspro
Altman
Staub
McMillan
Bateman
Jackson
Sturdivant
Taylor
Locke
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POA
Kaneh
Gonder
Erbaso
A—Landes
Steiner
Barlick
Donatelli
Aparicio Ahead Of Wills Cobb On Baltimore Basestealing Pace
The Orioles, led by Luis Aparicio, push to the top with a .290 batting average and 13 hits in 26 trips on a six game road run. Aparicio nears Maury Wills and Ty Cobb stealing records, saying he aims to steal only when on base and watches the pitcher closely.
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Kansas City
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Maury Wills
Ty Cobb
Hank Bauer
Orioles
Wills
Los Angeles
Cobb
Aparicio
Maury
Fleet Oriole
Luis
Marathon Pitcher Frank Lary Starred In Record Marathons
Right-hander Frank Lary pitched in the two longest games by time in major league history. He started for Detroit in 1962 in a seven hour two inning marathon with the Yankees and last Sunday worked in relief for the Mets in a seven hour 23 minute 23 inning marathon against the Giants.
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Lary
Detroit
Tigers
New York Yankees
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Moose Gets Divorce
Hackensack New Jersey AP Bill Skowron first baseman for the Washington Senators was granted a divorce Thursday from his wife Virginia.
Fishing Outlook Excellent in West Virginia Streams
West Virginia streams lakes and reservoirs are set for an excellent weekend for anglers according to the Department of Natural Resources. Eastern Panhandle and Beckley Bluefield areas along the New River and Greenbrier River show particularly good conditions with many rivers noted as low and clear or normal and clear. Water levels at lakes range from normal to low with past week catches from good to fair.
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Huntington
Twelvepole Creek
Big Sandy
Giants Sign Guard Bolin To 1964 Contract
New York Giants announce rookie guard Bolin has signed his 1964 NFL contract with the team.
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Bolin
New York Giants
National Football League
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