Cardinals win cliffhanger game in 1964 World Series
Ken Boyer hits a grand slam as the St. Louis Cardinals rally to beat the New York Yankees 4-3 in Busch Stadium. Bob Gibson starts strong for St. Louis while Mel Stottlemyre suffers the tough loss for New York. The series heads back to St. Louis with the Cardinals up 3-2.
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World Series Game Five Lineup For Yankees And Cardinals
UPI reports probable lineups for game five with St Louis and New York featuring players such as Brock Richardson Groat Maris Boyer Mantle White Howard Shannon Tresh McCarver Pepitone Maxvill C Boyer Gibson Stottlemyre on the mound Umpires listed for plate and bases include Smith Al Smith Secory Soar Burkhart and McKinley.
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Cardinals Stun Yankees 4-3 In World Series Fight
St Louis Cardinals edged New York Yankees 4 to 3 to even the World Series at two wins each. Mel Stottlemyre pitched for the Yankees and Bob Gibson for the Cardinals as sunny skies and mild temperatures framed the game. Remaining games set for Wednesday and possibly Thursday at Busch Stadium with travel off day on Tuesday.
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Penn State Earns First 1964 Win over Army
Penn State, coached by Rip Engle, secured its first 1964 victory by 6-2 against Army, with Gary Wydman guiding the offense on a 35 yard pass to Bill Huber and Bob Riggle scoring a two yard TD. End Jock West was injured. Engle warned of a tough upcoming Syracuse contest while praising defensive stands and noting previous fumbles.
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Fairmont Is Sure Bet For WV College Conference
Fairmont State leads the West Virginia Conference with four straight league wins including a 19-12 conquest of Concord. The Falcons aim for a fifth against Salem next weekend as West Virginia Tech looms as a future challenger. WVIAC ratings show Fairmont atop the circuit with Bluefield State, Tech, and W. Va. State also contending.
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McCallister Captures Sunset-Camellia Open at Sunset Oaks
McCallister roared from two behind to win the Sunset Camellia Open in Rocklin California with a three under par 281 total and a $3,300 prize. Pete Brown and Stan Leonard tied for runnerup one stroke back at 282, each earning $1,900. George Bayer finished two behind at 283 after a 67 final round to win $1,500.
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Downing defies Elston Howard as Boyer hits grand slam
In New York Ken Boyer belted a sixth inning grand slam off Al Downing after a shake off call. Downing, who had won 13 games for the Yankees, questioned Howard's signal as Jim Richardson's error loaded the bases. Boyer's long drive turned the game, while Downing blamed himself for the miscue in a tense clubhouse moment.
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Logan ends baseball run after helping Hawks win Japan Series
Johnny Logan, 38, headed toward Milwaukee via Hong Kong, signaling possible retirement after starring for the Nankai Hawks in defeating Hanshin Tigers to win the Japanese World Series. The former Braves star, who hit .189 in the regular season, delivered key hits in all seven series games while emphasizing a lifetime experience and gratitude for his career and family.
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U S Swim Team Seizes Gold and Medals in Tokyo
UPI reports Don Scholander of Lake Oswego Ore won the United States first gold in the 1964 Olympics 100 meter freestyle in record time. Sandra Kolb and Claudia Kolb earned silver in women s 200 meter breaststroke while U S divers Makings and others added silvers and bronzes. The U S basketball team beat Finland 77 51 to run its Olympic streak to 40 straight wins with Jerry Shipp 18 points and Joe Caldwell 16 leading scorers.
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Bowling Scares Hopkins Lanes Mixed League Standings
Hopkins Lanes hosts the Mixed League where Coles Cabinet Shop leads high team series at 3010 and Cole Sign Co. tops with 1063 in games. Individual honors go to Jack Breedon 538 series Clint Sampson 208 high game and Cather Kiser 511 in junior event with Ruth Fortner 624 and Denny Stover 496 posting notable scores.
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Jets Reactivate Sam Delucca for Raiders clash at Shea
Veteran guard Sam DeLucca was reactivated by the New York Jets on Thursday for the Saturday night game against the Oakland Raiders at Shea Stadium.
Ironmen Canton Are UFL Winners
Wheeling Ironmen defeated Joliet 42 to 25 in a United Football League game at Wheeling. John Henry Martin tallied three touchdowns, including a 17 yard score in the second quarter. Joliet’s Johnny Amos led for the Joliet side with three scores, highlighted by a 79 yard run. Gary Lewis left early due to an injury.
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Canton Bulldogs tie for first with Rockets win
Canton Ohio Canton Bulldogs grab a 21-14 win over the Rockets to pull into a first place tie with Charleston in the United Football League western division. Bob Brodhead threw for 152 yards with two TDs to Carl Sanford and John Drew as 3,500 fans watched Canton improve to 5-2-0 while Charleston fell to 5-2. Ron Miller led the Rockets with 294 yards passing and a TD to Sam Weir on 17 completions.
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