Richmond Sets 25-Game Cage Card Opens Dec 2
The University of Richmond released a 1964-65 basketball schedule of 25 games featuring home and away contests with Southern Conference rivals. Coach Louis Mills aims to improve on last season's 6-16 record with a deeper bench and new players from a 17-2 freshman squad, opening December 2 at Tennessee and including Alabama December 21 and the Georgetown Invitational December 29-30 among others.
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Santo's two run homer caps Cubs rally in 21 victory over Cards
Ron Santo belts a two run homer in the fourth, his third in three games, as Chicago downed St Louis 21 in the fastest NL game this season at 1 hour 42 minutes. Billy Williams drove in a run and matched four plate appearances as the Cubs hammer Bob Gibson for six hits.
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Richardson Gets Five Hits
New York Yankees beat Minnesota 9-7 behind three run homers by Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris. Pete Mikkelsen earned his fourth win as Jimmie Hall homered for Minnesota but the bullpen held the Twins late. The game formed a 2-2 split in the series after a six run first two frames.
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Rockets Sign WVU Fullback Berzansky for Charleston
The Charleston Rockets announce the addition of former West Virginia fullback Steve Berzansky Dinenally to the UFL roster. Berzansky, from Beaverdale Pennsylvania, played three WVU seasons and also starred in Mountaineers baseball as first baseman. Rockets say 17 players signed so far.
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Reds Rally to Beat Braves 6-3 Behind Betts Two Homers
Frank Robinson blasts a three run homer in the ninth inning for a 6-3 Reds win over Milwaukee. He also hit a first homer in the fourth as Cincinnati capitalized on a Milwaukee triple play. Betts homered twice and Vada Pinson and Deron Johnson drew walks to set up the late inning burst.
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Aparicio Ahead Of Wills Cobb In Steals Race
Luis Aparicio fuels Baltimore Orioles surge with a .290 average and 27th steal in 45 games as he chases a record in base stealing pace. He trails Maury Wills and Ty Cobb historical marks but downplays records while focusing on getting on base. Jim O'Toole won his fourth, aided by a rare triple play in the NL.
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Colts Beat Mets 7 3 Behind Lillis Kasko Four Hits Each
Houston Colts slugged 14 hits to topple the New York Mets 7 to 3 as Bob Lillis and Eddie Kasko each collected four straight hits. Dick Farrell earned his eighth win with help from Don Larsen, who pitched 2 1 3 innings of relief. Altman was ejected for arguing a strike call.
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Marathon Pitcher Frank Lary Starred In Longest Games
Right-hander Frank Lary has pitched in two of baseball's longest games by time. He started for Detroit in 1952 in a seven hour 22 inning marathon vs the Yankees. Last Sunday with the Mets he relieved in a seven hour 23 minute 23 inning battle against the Giants.
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Moose Gets Divorce
Hackensack New Jersey AP reports Bill Skowron former Washington Senators first baseman was granted a divorce from his wife Virginia on Thursday.
Fishing Outlook Excellent in West Virginia For Weekend
West Virginia streams lakes and reservoirs are forecast in excellent condition for weekend fishing according to the Department of Natural Resources. Eastern Panhandle and Beckley Bluefield areas along the New River and Greenbrier River show especially good conditions with most waters described as low and clear or normal and clear.
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Giants Sign Guard Bolin to 1964 NFL Contract
New York Giants announce guard rookie Bolin has signed his 1964 NFL contract. Bolin joins the Giants as a new offensive lineman and will report to training camp this summer.
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