Veterans Musial and Spahn Dominate Final MLB Day
Stan Musial finished his 22-year Cardinals career with two hits in a 2-0 win over Cincinnati before Dal Maxvill’s game-winning double in 14 innings. Warren Spahn pitched a four-hitter for Milwaukee in a 2-0 victory over the Cubs, earning his 350th win. The Dodgers fell to Philadelphia as New York and Chicago also closed their seasons.
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Major League notes Starspocs Pitching and Batting Highlights
Major League notes recap Warren Spaho of the Braves finished his 19th season with a 2 7 record, his 50th win, and 62nd career shutout in a four hit 20 victory over the Cubs. John Paciorek, a Colts rookie outfielder in his first big league game, scored four and drove in three as Houston defeated the Mets 124.
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National League attendance hits 1963 record drop in AL totals
The National League posted a baseball attendance record in 1963 with 11,382,283 fans, surpassing last season's mark as the circuit expanded to 10 teams. The American League declined to 9,095,232, down from 10,015,056, leaving overall big league attendance at 20,477,465 versus 22,373,215 a year earlier.
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Musial Retires With Prayer After Cardinals Win
Stan Musial bowed out with a prayer and two hits as the St. Louis Cardinals edged the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 2 in his final appearance. About 7,578 fans paused for a standing ovation as Musial thanked God for his talent and health before moving to the microphones.
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Rams Short A QB As Castoffs Shine In Week NFL
Ex Rams veterans Hilly Wade and Frank Ryan sparked their teams as the league’s remaining perfect clubs, Bears and Browns, posted impressive wins. Wade starred for Chicago with three TD passes, a rushing score, and a big first half. Ryan connected twice to beat his old club the Rams. Pittsburgh, behind ex Giants QB Y. A. Tittle, crushed the winless Eagles as New York climbed to 2-1. The article cites other games with Bart Starr, Jim Brown, and more, highlighting a chaotic weekend of standout performances and reshuffled standings across conferences.
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Major League Leaders in 1960s Style Top Hitter and Pitcher Lineup
American League leaders include Yastrzemski of Boston with 283 hits and Kaline of Detroit slugging 43 home runs. Other notable stats list Aparicio and Hinton with steals, Ford and Bouton leading in wins, Pascual in strikeouts, while in the National League Aaron and Mays pace several categories with 201 hits and 40 stolen bases.
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Warley’s late shot lifts 76ers past Warriors in exhibition
Ben Warley scored on a final basket to give the Philadelphia 76ers a 104-102 victory over the San Francisco Warriors in an NBA exhibition Sunday night.
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Orioles Fire Billy Hitchcock To Open Front Office Post
Job Billy Hitchcock, manager of the Baltimore Orioles, was fired Sunday and offered a front office position. The Orioles finished fourth, 18 12 games behind the New York Yankees, with attendance dropping to an all time low of 774,343 this season.
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Sick New York AFL Entry Shows Signs of Life
The New York AFL club, once financially troubled and renamed the Jets, rises to top the East with a 3 1 record. A 24 7 victory over the Oakland Raiders, a 24 10 win at Kansas City, and a 17 936 Polo Grounds crowd highlight a surge under coach Weeb Ewbank with Dick Wood, Baker Turner, and Cotton Davidson contributing key plays. The Jets’ defense grabs four interceptions as they edge the Raiders in a pivotal win.
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College Football Scores From The Associated Press Roundup
A roundup lists college football scores including Iowa State tie with Washington State, Drake 6 Cornell 37, Grinnell 35 Knox 14, Central 14 Buena Vista 7, Parsons 42 Penn 0, Missouri Valley 46 Graceland Tarkio 27, and other results across multiple colleges and high schools.
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Columbus Junction Player Sidelined by Hospital Stay
Columbus Community high school football players Terry Biting and Dave Smylie are out of action. Biting remains in Muscatine General Hospital after an appendectomy on Sunday. Smylie will miss games with a broken bone in his foot from Friday night’s contest.
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Pro Football Saturday to Sunday NFL Matchups
Pro Football schedules list Saturday Pittsburgh at Cleveland and Sunday games including Baltimore at Chicago Dallas at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Green Bay New York at Washington St Louis at Minnesota San Francisco at Detroit. The prompt reflects a compiled card of upcoming NFL contests with venues and matchups.
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Mele Signs for 1934 With Twins
Sam Mele has signed for 1934 to manage the Minnesota Twins. The announcement came after the team’s scheduled final game of the season against the New York Yankees was rained out Sunday.
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Weekend NBA Exhibitions Scorecard
New York defeated Baltimore 127 to 14 in a weekend exhibition while Baltimore edged New York 105 to 1 in another game. The results showcase uneven scoring and exhibition play among the teams.
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Midwest League Maintains 1964 Schedule Pace
The Midwest League plans the same game times for 1964 as this year and will hold its winter meeting on January 12 in Davenport. Ten cities plan to field teams again, with Quincy severing ties to the Mets and seeking a new major league connection, while Wisconsin Rapids seeks a change from Washington. The league includes Fox Cities, Wisconsin Rapids, Quincy, Decatur, Quad Cities Davenport Rock Island Moline East Moline, Dubuque Clinton Burlington Cedar Rapids and Waterloo.
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