Spahn Starts Mets Cameo as Nervous Veteran Debuts
New York Mets veteran lefty Warren Spahn, 42, faces his first official start for the club in a tense pregame moment. He admits a mix of nerves ahead of the 715th major league appearance, recalling past seasons and hearing grim Milwaukee stats while seeking a calm mindset before taking the mound.
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Reds Tougher All Around Says Sisler
Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler spoke at the Reds annual lunch saying he will be disappointed if the team does not stay in contention through 1965. He noted polls favoring the Reds for the pennant and stressed the club has more depth and strength than in 1964.
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Reds Use Experiments to Boost Power in 8-3 Win
Reds manager lauded depth and a new mix as Deron Johnson moved to third and Gordon Coleman platooned with Tony Perez at first. Perez hit a grand slam and Johnson drove in three as Cincinnati beat Milwaukee 8-3, following a near-pennant finish behind St. Louis.
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