Final Day Belonged To Spahn And Musial
Stan Musial ended his record laden career with a 3-2 win for the St. Louis Cardinals over Cincinnati as Dai Maxvill drove in the deciding run in the 14th. Warren Spahn pitched a four hitter to beat the Cubs 2-0 for his 350th win. Dodgers and Yankees were cooled by rain and loss in the final regular season games. Next up is the World Series at Yankee Stadium. Felipe Alou hit a three run homer for the Giants over the Pirates. John Paciorek starred for the Mets in a 13-4 win over New York. Detroit and Cleveland also won to finish tied for fifth.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stan Musial
Warren Spahn
Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis
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Spahn
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Yan ‘Kees
New York
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Houston
John Paciorek
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Cleveland
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Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
San Francisco
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Phils
Don Drysdale
Dodger
Pete Richert
Bobby Wine
Johnny Callison
Drysdale
Los Angeles
Paciorek
Dennis Mclain
Orioles
Wright Wins Own Tourney In Rally Teeing Sharp 70
Mickey Wright, a La Jolla native, rallied to win the Mickey Wright Invitational at La Jolla Country Club with a final round 70, totaling 222 for 54 holes. She set two LPGA records, claiming her 51st tourney victory and a 12th win of the year, surpassing Louise Suggs for most LPGA wins and adding pace-setting marks.
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San Diego
Calif
Mickey Wright
Carol Mann
la’ Jolla Country Club
Miss Wright
la Jolla
Louise Suggs
Has Good Power Vs. Southpaws Has Good Power Vs. Southpaws
Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle provide right handed power for the Yankees against Los Angeles Dodgers left handers in a World Series opening lineup that pairs Whitey Ford against Sandy Koufax. If Ken McMullen is out, Jim Gilliam shifts to third as Dick Tracewski starts at second.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
New York
Elston Howard
Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Howard
Ellie
Mickey Mantle
Dodgers
Whitey Ford
Sandy Koufax
Yankee Stadium
Dodger
Johnny Pedres
Yankee
al Downing
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Dodger Speedboys
Ford
Downing
Jim Souton
Ralph Houk
Koufax
Podres
Ron Perranoski
Warren Spahn
Jim O’toole
Ken McMullen
McMullen
Alston
Jim Gilliam
Dick Traceweski
Houk
Baseball scores from Sunday games across leagues
Cincinnati beat St Louis 3 1 Chicago defeated Milwaukee 4 1 Houston topped New York 9 1 San Francisco won vs Pittsburgh 3 2 Philadelphia routed Los Angeles 12 3 Houston led New York 13 4 San Francisco 4 Pittsburgh 2 Milwaukee 2 Chicago 0 St Louis 3 Cincinnati 2 in 14 innings
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Milwaukee
Houston
New York
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
St. Louis
W. L. Pet
St. Louis Pote
Il Felis
Houston Rs
Standings and results from Saturdays AL games
American League standings show New York leading with 104 wins and Chicago next at 94. Minnesota 91 Baltimore 86 Cleveland 79 Detroit 79 train of results includes Minnesota 6 New York 3 and Baltimore 8 Detroit 6. Other schedules note Washington Chicago and Cleveland Kansas City matches with rain-caused cancellations Minnesota at New York postponed.
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W. L. Pet
New York
Chicago
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
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Kansas City
Los Angeles
Washington
Boston
Walt Thinks Dodgers Will Play Better
Los Angeles Dodgers manager Walter Alston predicted improved play in the World Series against the New York Yankees. He noted the team rose to the challenge in prior playoff rounds and expected stronger performances in New York with Dodger Stadium packed for the trip.
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Walt
Dodgers
LOS Angeles
Walter Alston
New York Yankees
LA Teams Face New Challenges in Conference Pace
The Carolinas Conference football race tightens as Appalachian State tops with a 43 0 win over Western Carolina. Catawba beats Newberry 14 0 and Elon defeats Guilford 9 7 while Lenoir Rhyne wins 7 0 over Presbyterian, setting up a busy week with Appalachian at Elon and Lenoir Rhyne at Newberry.
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Associated Press
Lenoir Rhyne
Bears
Appalachian
Apps
Carolin
Catawba
Elon
Newberry
Guilford
Presbyterian
Sonny Pruette
Tart
Pruette Sporibia
Craig Wardlaw
Western Carolina
Emory and Henry
Mele Signs Again With Twins For 1964 Season
New York AP report states Sam Mele will manage the Minnesota Twins for a third full season in 1964. Announcement followed the Twins final game of the year against the New York Yankees, which was rained out. The piece also notes Roy Campanella’s 1953 record with 41 home runs as a catcher.
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NEW York
Sam Melelhas
Minnesota Twins
Twins
New York Yankees
Roy Campanella
Brooklyn Dodgers
Panch Ends Long Victory Drought At Wilkes 250
Marvin Panch of Daytona Beach wins the Wilkes 250 at North Wilkesboro Speedway in Glenn Wood's 1963 Ford. The victory ends an almost 31 month wait since his Daytona 500 triumph. Fred Lorenzen places second as Ford sweeps the first five with Ned Jarrett fifth. Weatherly gains points on Petty in the Grand National standings.
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North Wilkesboro, N.C
Marvin Panch
Daytona ‘Beach, Fla
Panch
Glenn Wood
Ford
Wilkes
Victory Lane
Pontiac
North Wk Bs
Fred Lorenzen
Charlotte
Lorenzen
Daytona Beach
Nelson Stacy
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Ned Jarrett
Conover
N.C
Joe Weatherly
Norfolk
Mercury
Rex White
Spartan
Burg
S.C
David Pearson
Spartanburg
Dodge
DeWayne
Tiny) Land
Cross
Larry
Thomas
Thomasville
N. C
Weatherly
Richard Petty
Petty
North
Wilkesboro
North Wilkesboro Speedway
Fla
Fireball
Two Veterans Finish 1-2 in Northwest Grand Prix
Lloyd Ruby of Wichita Falls Texas and Rodger Ward of Indianapolis finished one two in both heats of Sundays $35,000 Northwest sports car Grand Prix. The Indianapolis 500 veterans led the event with solid laps and consistent speeds to secure top positions in both stages.
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Kent
Wash
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Tex
Rodger Ward
Indianapolis
Phillies lose four straight World Series games in 1950
Philadelphia, the last National League club to drop four consecutive World Series games, fell to the Yankees in 1950, ending their championship bid in a sweep.
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Philadelphia
Yankees
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