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Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton
Red Sox Lineup
Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
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Roger Maris RF
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Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Steve Carlton P
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Dick Hughes vs Gary Waslewski
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Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
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Dick Hughes P
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George Scott 1B
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Gary Waslewski P
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St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Bob Gibson vs Jim Lonborg
Cardinals Lineup
Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
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Mike Andrews 2B
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George Scott 1B
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Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
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StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Tim Maxvill, Former Cardinal Greats Joe Cunningham, Don Shaw and Former Cardinal Great and GM Dal Maxvill - video by Cardinal Cowboy - Part 1 - July 12th, 2012
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StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Tim Maxvill, Former Cardinal Greats Joe Cunningham, Don Shaw and Former Cardinal Great and GM Dal Maxvill - video by Cardinal Cowboy Part 2 - July 12th, 2012
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St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago
Cardinals Lineup
Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
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Dalton Jones 3B
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George Scott 1B
Rico Petrocelli SS
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Russ Gibson C
Jose Santiago P
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Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
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Ken Boyer - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/boyerke01/bio
Lou Brock - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/brocklo01/bio
Mickey Mantle - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/mantlmi01/bio
WORLD SERIES 1964 GAME SEVEN "Something had to give" in Game 7, as the Yankees had lost back to back World Series only once (to the New York Giants in 1921--22, and were in danger of doing so again, having lost to the Dodgers in 1963) and the Cardinals had never lost a World Series Game 7.
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
Bob Gibson won the Series MVP award for his 2--1 record, 3.00 ERA, and 27 IP. Jim Bouton, pitching for the Yankees, started two games and won them both, compiling a 1.56 Series ERA. Six years later, he would write the classic baseball memoir, Ball Four. After the series, the Yankees fired manager Yogi Berra and replaced him with the Cardinal manager, Keane, who quit St. Louis due to his differences with Cardinal owner Gussie Busch.
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Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Hoot", Gibson tallied 251 wins, 3,117 strikeouts, and a 2.91 earned run average during his career. A nine-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, he won two Cy Young Awards and the 1968 National League Most Valuable Player Award. In 1981, he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The Cardinals retired his uniform number 45 in September 1975 and inducted him into the team Hall of Fame in 2014.
Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Gibson overcame childhood illness to excel in youth sports, particularly basketball and baseball. After briefly playing under contract to both the basketball Harlem Globetrotters team and the St. Louis Cardinals organization, Gibson decided to continue playing only baseball professionally. Once becoming a full-time starting pitcher in July 1961, Gibson began experiencing an increasing level of success, earning his first All-Star appearance in 1962. Gibson won two of three games he pitched in the 1964 World Series, then won 20 games in a season for the first time in 1965. Gibson also pitched three complete game victories in the 1967 World Series.
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Charles Dallan Maxvill (born February 18, 1939 in Granite City, Illinois) is a former shortstop, coach and general manager in Major League Baseball. A graduate of St. Louis' Washington University, where he earned a degree in electrical engineering, Maxvill signed a professional baseball contract in 1960 with the hometown St. Louis Cardinals.
Maxvill appeared in 1,423 regular-season games for the Cardinals (1962–72), Oakland Athletics (1972–73; 1974–75) and Pittsburgh Pirates (1973–74). He batted and threw right-handed.
A smooth fielder but a notoriously weak hitter, Maxvill batted only .217 with 6 home runs over his 14-year major league career. He appeared in five World Series - three (1964, 1967-68) with the Cardinals and two (1972 and 1974) with the Athletics. All but the '68 Cardinals won the world championship - in that series, Maxvill went 0-for-22. In the 1964 World Series, which the Cardinals won over the New York Yankees, Maxvill caught Bobby Richardson's pop-up for the final out. His overall World Series batting record was 7-for-61, a .115 percentage. Both of those figures are record lows for a position player.
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4:311967 World Series Game 5: Red Sox vs Cardinals
1967 World Series Game 5: Red Sox vs Cardinals1967 World Series Game 5: Red Sox vs Cardinals
Boston Red Sox vs St Louis Cardinals @ Busch Stadium Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elston Howard C Jim Lonborg P Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Steve Carlton P -
6:261967 World Series Game 6: Cardinals vs Red Sox
1967 World Series Game 6: Cardinals vs Red Sox1967 World Series Game 6: Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Dick Hughes vs Gary Waslewski Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Dick Hughes P Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elsoton Howard C Gary Waslewski P -
5:271967 World Series Game 7: Cardinals vs Red Sox
1967 World Series Game 7: Cardinals vs Red Sox1967 World Series Game 7: Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Bob Gibson vs Jim Lonborg Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Bob Gibson P Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elston Howard C Jim Lonborg P -
21:37StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 1 - Cardinal Cowboy
StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 1 - Cardinal CowboyStL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 1 - Cardinal Cowboy
StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Tim Maxvill, Former Cardinal Greats Joe Cunningham, Don Shaw and Former Cardinal Great and GM Dal Maxvill - video by Cardinal Cowboy - Part 1 - July 12th, 2012 -
14:41StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 2 - Cardinal Cowboy
StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 2 - Cardinal CowboyStL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 2 - Cardinal Cowboy
StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Tim Maxvill, Former Cardinal Greats Joe Cunningham, Don Shaw and Former Cardinal Great and GM Dal Maxvill - video by Cardinal Cowboy Part 2 - July 12th, 2012 -
6:471967 World Series Game 1_ Cardinals vs Red Sox
1967 World Series Game 1_ Cardinals vs Red Sox1967 World Series Game 1_ Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Bob Gibson P Red Sox Lineup Jerry Adair 2B Dalton Jones 3B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Rico Petrocelli SS Reggie Smith CF Russ Gibson C Jose Santiago P -
171:531964 World Series Game 7 Yankees @ Cardinals Audio Only
1964 World Series Game 7 Yankees @ Cardinals Audio Only1964 World Series Game 7 Yankees @ Cardinals Audio Only
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0. Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series. -
1:43Game 7 of 1964 World Series St. Louis beats NY
Game 7 of 1964 World Series St. Louis beats NYGame 7 of 1964 World Series St. Louis beats NY
Read More: http://www.thebaseballpage.com/baseball-history/postseason/recap/1964/ws/sln/nya?tab=recap Players in this video: Bob Gibson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/gibsobo01/bio Ken Boyer - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/boyerke01/bio Lou Brock - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/brocklo01/bio Mickey Mantle - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/mantlmi01/bio WORLD SERIES 1964 GAME SEVEN "Something had to give" in Game 7, as the Yankees had lost back to back World Series only once (to the New York Giants in 1921--22, and were in danger of doing so again, having lost to the Dodgers in 1963) and the Cardinals had never lost a World Series Game 7. Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0. Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series. Bob Gibson won the Series MVP award for his 2--1 record, 3.00 ERA, and 27 IP. Jim Bouton, pitching for the Yankees, started two games and won them both, compiling a 1.56 Series ERA. Six years later, he would write the classic baseball memoir, Ball Four. After the series, the Yankees fired manager Yogi Berra and replaced him with the Cardinal manager, Keane, who quit St. Louis due to his differences with Cardinal owner Gussie Busch. -
29:32Bob Gibson
Bob GibsonBob Gibson
Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Hoot", Gibson tallied 251 wins, 3,117 strikeouts, and a 2.91 earned run average during his career. A nine-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, he won two Cy Young Awards and the 1968 National League Most Valuable Player Award. In 1981, he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The Cardinals retired his uniform number 45 in September 1975 and inducted him into the team Hall of Fame in 2014. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Gibson overcame childhood illness to excel in youth sports, particularly basketball and baseball. After briefly playing under contract to both the basketball Harlem Globetrotters team and the St. Louis Cardinals organization, Gibson decided to continue playing only baseball professionally. Once becoming a full-time starting pitcher in July 1961, Gibson began experiencing an increasing level of success, earning his first All-Star appearance in 1962. Gibson won two of three games he pitched in the 1964 World Series, then won 20 games in a season for the first time in 1965. Gibson also pitched three complete game victories in the 1967 World Series. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video
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1967 World Series Game 5: Red Sox vs Cardinals
Boston Red Sox vs St Louis Cardinals @ Busch Stadium Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elston Howard C Jim Lonborg P Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Steve Carlton P -
1967 World Series Game 6: Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Dick Hughes vs Gary Waslewski Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Dick Hughes P Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elsoton Howard C Gary Waslewski P -
1967 World Series Game 7: Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Bob Gibson vs Jim Lonborg Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Bob Gibson P Red Sox Lineup Joe Foy 3B Mike Andrews 2B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Reggie Smith CF Rico Petrocelli SS Elston Howard C Jim Lonborg P -
StL Sports Radio - Gary B Interviews Cardinal Greats - July 12th 2012 - Part 1 - Cardinal Cowboy
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1967 World Series Game 1_ Cardinals vs Red Sox
St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago Cardinals Lineup Lou Brock LF Curt Flood CF Roger Maris RF Orlando Cepeda 1B Tim McCarver C Mike Shannon 3B Julian Javier 2B Dal Maxvill SS Bob Gibson P Red Sox Lineup Jerry Adair 2B Dalton Jones 3B Carl Yastrzemski LF Ken Harrelson RF George Scott 1B Rico Petrocelli SS Reggie Smith CF Russ Gibson C Jose Santiago P -
1964 World Series Game 7 Yankees @ Cardinals Audio Only
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0. Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continu... -
Game 7 of 1964 World Series St. Louis beats NY
Read More: http://www.thebaseballpage.com/baseball-history/postseason/recap/1964/ws/sln/nya?tab=recap Players in this video: Bob Gibson - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/gibsobo01/bio Ken Boyer - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/boyerke01/bio Lou Brock - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/brocklo01/bio Mickey Mantle - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/mantlmi01/bio WORLD SERIES 1964 GAME SEVEN "Something had to give" in Game 7, as the Yankees had lost back to back World Series only once (to the New York Giants in 1921--22, and were in danger of doing so again, having lost to the Dodgers in 1963) and the Cardinals had never lost a World Series Game 7. Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hid... -
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Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Hoot", Gibson tallied 251 wins, 3,117 strikeouts, and a 2.91 earned run average during his career. A nine-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, he won two Cy Young Awards and the 1968 National League Most Valuable Player Award. In 1981, he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The Cardinals retired his uniform number 45 in September 1975 and inducted him into the team Hall of Fame in 2014. Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Gibson overcame childhood illness to excel in youth sports, particularly basketball and baseball. After briefly playing under contract to both the basketball Harlem Globetrott...
1967 World Series Game 5: Red Sox vs Cardinals
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Boston Red Sox vs St Louis Cardinals @ Busch Stadium
Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton
Red Sox Lineup
Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrel...
Boston Red Sox vs St Louis Cardinals @ Busch Stadium
Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton
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Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
Cardinals Lineup
Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Steve Carlton P
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Boston Red Sox vs St Louis Cardinals @ Busch Stadium
Jim Lonborg vs Steve Carlton
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Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
Cardinals Lineup
Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Steve Carlton P
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1967 World Series Game 6: Cardinals vs Red Sox
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St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Dick Hughes vs Gary Waslewski
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Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Dick Hughes P
Red Sox Lineup
Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
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Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
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Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Dick Hughes P
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Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
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Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
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1967 World Series Game 7: Cardinals vs Red Sox
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Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
Red Sox Lineup
Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
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Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
Red Sox Lineup
Joe Foy 3B
Mike Andrews 2B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Reggie Smith CF
Rico Petrocelli SS
Elston Howard C
Jim Lonborg P
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1967 World Series Game 1_ Cardinals vs Red Sox
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Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago
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Orlando Cepeda 1B
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St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago
Cardinals Lineup
Lou Brock LF
Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
Red Sox Lineup
Jerry Adair 2B
Dalton Jones 3B
Carl Yastrzemski LF
Ken Harrelson RF
George Scott 1B
Rico Petrocelli SS
Reggie Smith CF
Russ Gibson C
Jose Santiago P
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St Louis Cardinals vs Boston Red Sox @ Fenway Park
Bob Gibson vs Jose Santiago
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Curt Flood CF
Roger Maris RF
Orlando Cepeda 1B
Tim McCarver C
Mike Shannon 3B
Julian Javier 2B
Dal Maxvill SS
Bob Gibson P
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Jerry Adair 2B
Dalton Jones 3B
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George Scott 1B
Rico Petrocelli SS
Reggie Smith CF
Russ Gibson C
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1964 World Series Game 7 Yankees @ Cardinals Audio Only
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Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the botto...
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
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Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
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Game 7 of 1964 World Series St. Louis beats NY
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WORLD SERIES 1964 GAME SEVEN "Something had to give" in Game 7, as the Yankees had lost back to back World Series only once (to the New York Giants in 1921--22, and were in danger of doing so again, having lost to the Dodgers in 1963) and the Cardinals had never lost a World Series Game 7.
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
Bob Gibson won the Series MVP award for his 2--1 record, 3.00 ERA, and 27 IP. Jim Bouton, pitching for the Yankees, started two games and won them both, compiling a 1.56 Series ERA. Six years later, he would write the classic baseball memoir, Ball Four. After the series, the Yankees fired manager Yogi Berra and replaced him with the Cardinal manager, Keane, who quit St. Louis due to his differences with Cardinal owner Gussie Busch.
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Mickey Mantle - http://www.thebaseballpage.com/players/mantlmi01/bio
WORLD SERIES 1964 GAME SEVEN "Something had to give" in Game 7, as the Yankees had lost back to back World Series only once (to the New York Giants in 1921--22, and were in danger of doing so again, having lost to the Dodgers in 1963) and the Cardinals had never lost a World Series Game 7.
Bob Gibson pitched his third start in this Series on two days rest. He was tired but deliberately worked fast to hide his fatigue from the Yankees. In the bottom of the fourth the Cardinals scored three times. Again the Yankees botched a double play when Linz's throw to first went wide, and Bill White scored. McCarver then scored from third on a double steal. Al Downing came in for the fifth after Stottlemyre developed shoulder stiffness and Lou Brock hit his first pitch for a home run. Two more runs made it 6--0.
Mantle cut the gap in half with a three-run homer in the sixth, adding to his own record for total home runs in the World Series. Ken Boyer responded with a solo shot in the seventh that pushed the lead to 7--3. Bobby Richardson broke a hit record in the seventh. Gibson continued to tire, but manager Keane left him in. Ken Boyer's brother Clete hit a home run for New York with one out in the ninth, making the score 7--4. Pinch-hitter Johnny Blanchard struck out. Linz hit another home run, pulling New York to within two, 7--5. Keane was finally ready to relieve Gibson, with Ray Sadecki waiting in the bullpen, but the next batter, Richardson, popped up to shortstop Dal Maxvill and the Cardinals won the Series.
Bob Gibson won the Series MVP award for his 2--1 record, 3.00 ERA, and 27 IP. Jim Bouton, pitching for the Yankees, started two games and won them both, compiling a 1.56 Series ERA. Six years later, he would write the classic baseball memoir, Ball Four. After the series, the Yankees fired manager Yogi Berra and replaced him with the Cardinal manager, Keane, who quit St. Louis due to his differences with Cardinal owner Gussie Busch.
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Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Ho...
Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Hoot", Gibson tallied 251 wins, 3,117 strikeouts, and a 2.91 earned run average during his career. A nine-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, he won two Cy Young Awards and the 1968 National League Most Valuable Player Award. In 1981, he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The Cardinals retired his uniform number 45 in September 1975 and inducted him into the team Hall of Fame in 2014.
Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Gibson overcame childhood illness to excel in youth sports, particularly basketball and baseball. After briefly playing under contract to both the basketball Harlem Globetrotters team and the St. Louis Cardinals organization, Gibson decided to continue playing only baseball professionally. Once becoming a full-time starting pitcher in July 1961, Gibson began experiencing an increasing level of success, earning his first All-Star appearance in 1962. Gibson won two of three games he pitched in the 1964 World Series, then won 20 games in a season for the first time in 1965. Gibson also pitched three complete game victories in the 1967 World Series.
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Robert "Bob" Gibson is a retired American baseball pitcher who played 17 seasons in Major League Baseball for the St. Louis Cardinals. Nicknamed "Gibby" and "Hoot", Gibson tallied 251 wins, 3,117 strikeouts, and a 2.91 earned run average during his career. A nine-time All-Star and two-time World Series champion, he won two Cy Young Awards and the 1968 National League Most Valuable Player Award. In 1981, he was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility. The Cardinals retired his uniform number 45 in September 1975 and inducted him into the team Hall of Fame in 2014.
Born in Omaha, Nebraska, Gibson overcame childhood illness to excel in youth sports, particularly basketball and baseball. After briefly playing under contract to both the basketball Harlem Globetrotters team and the St. Louis Cardinals organization, Gibson decided to continue playing only baseball professionally. Once becoming a full-time starting pitcher in July 1961, Gibson began experiencing an increasing level of success, earning his first All-Star appearance in 1962. Gibson won two of three games he pitched in the 1964 World Series, then won 20 games in a season for the first time in 1965. Gibson also pitched three complete game victories in the 1967 World Series.
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Fort George (named after King George II of Great Britain) is a National Historic Site in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and was established during Father Le Loutre's War. A series of four different defensive fortifications have occupied the summit of Citadel Hill since this time, with the construction and levelling resulting in the summit of the hill being dropped by ten to twelve metres. The first fort was simply a small redoubt which stood near the summit with a flagstaff and guardhouse. The first fort was part of the western perimeter wall for the old city which was protected by five stockaded forts. The others were Horsemans Fort, Cornwallis Fort, Fort Lutrell and Grenadier Fort. (The British built Fort Charlotte - named after King George's wife Charlotte - on Georges Island the following year in 1750.) No traces of any regular or permanent fortification appear on Citadel Hill until the commencement of the American Revolution.
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Fort George has a living history program featuring animators portraying life in the fort where soldiers of the 78th Highland Regiment, the Third Brigade of the Royal Artillery, soldiers wives, and civilian tradespersons re-enact life in 1869.
There are guided and self-guided tours available as well as audio-visual presentations and exhibits which serve to communicate the Citadel's role in shaping Halifax's and North America's history.
The "Army Museum", located in the Citadel's Cavalier Block, displays a rare collection of weapons, medals and uniforms exploring Nova Scotia's army history. It is an independent non-profit museum but works in close partnership with the Citadel staff of Parks Canada.
In July 2006, Halifax Citadel celebrated the 100th anniversary of the withdrawal of the last British military forces from Canada. The citadel hosted over 1,000 re-enactors from around the world.
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Fort George (named after King George II of Great Britain) is a National Historic Site in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada and was established during Father Le Loutre's War. A series of four different defensive fortifications have occupied the summit of Citadel Hill since this time, with the construction and levelling resulting in the summit of the hill being dropped by ten to twelve metres. The first fort was simply a small redoubt which stood near the summit with a flagstaff and guardhouse. The first fort was part of the western perimeter wall for the old city which was protected by five stockaded forts. The others were Horsemans Fort, Cornwallis Fort, Fort Lutrell and Grenadier Fort. (The British built Fort Charlotte - named after King George's wife Charlotte - on Georges Island the following year in 1750.) No traces of any regular or permanent fortification appear on Citadel Hill until the commencement of the American Revolution.
One of the most enduring and recognized symbols of Citadel Hill's role in shaping Halifax is the daily ceremonial firing of the noon gun. The artillery is also used for formal occasions such as 21-gun salutes.
Fort George has a living history program featuring animators portraying life in the fort where soldiers of the 78th Highland Regiment, the Third Brigade of the Royal Artillery, soldiers wives, and civilian tradespersons re-enact life in 1869.
There are guided and self-guided tours available as well as audio-visual presentations and exhibits which serve to communicate the Citadel's role in shaping Halifax's and North America's history.
The "Army Museum", located in the Citadel's Cavalier Block, displays a rare collection of weapons, medals and uniforms exploring Nova Scotia's army history. It is an independent non-profit museum but works in close partnership with the Citadel staff of Parks Canada.
In July 2006, Halifax Citadel celebrated the 100th anniversary of the withdrawal of the last British military forces from Canada. The citadel hosted over 1,000 re-enactors from around the world.
Approaching the Christmas season, Citadel Hill annually hosts a "Victorian Christmas". Visitors are treated to crafts, carolers and games.
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Edit Boston Herald 26 Jun 2016
BAGHDAD — A senior Iraqi commander declared that the city of Fallujah was "fully liberated" from Islamic State group militants on Sunday, after a more than monthlong military operation. Iraqi troops have entered the northwestern al-Julan neighborhood, the last area of Fallujah to remain under IS control, the head of the counterterrorism forces in the operation, Lt. Gen. Abdul-Wahab al-Saadi, told The Associated Press ... figures ... ___ ... ....
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Can wounds ever heal in divided UK?
Edit CNN 26 Jun 2016
(CNN)The referendum vote to quit the European Union has left the United Kingdom a more divided society than ever before. In fifty years reporting politics I have never encountered such shock and anger. the morning the result was announced my phone was red hot, mostly with younger friends convinced the older generation had, through indulging their prejudices, sold them down the river ... It's Brexit ... by Donald Trump. Read More ... future ... ....
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None more professional than tireless Kaegel (MLB - Major League Baseball)
Edit noodls 05 Dec 2014
(Source. MLB - Major League Baseball). MLB.com Columnist. Mike Bauman. December 4, 2014 Email Print Kaegel on Santo entering Hall 1.15 ... By Mike Bauman / MLB.com ... ... D.K ... Louis ... "Why Dal Maxvill, the pride of Granite City, Ill ... Louis, shooting photos and writing about young Dal.". In his home, Kaegel has mounted a photo of Maxvill, flanked by Stan Musial and Red Schoendienst, as the Cardinals celebrated the World Series championship....
Sadecki gave spark to Cards’ magical 1964 season
Edit STL Today 25 Nov 2014
Ray Sadecki, what a name. It’s a perfect floor exercise in enunciation, slides to the “d,” somersaults off the consonants and sticks the landing. If you were a kid clipping baseball cards to bicycle spokes, playing “Hot Box” in the street, listening to “Do Wah Diddy Diddy,” hearing it takes you back ... His hero was another guy with a Polish name, Stan Musial ... Gibson, Bill White, Dal Maxvill, Curt Flood, Dick Groat, Mike Shannon ... St ... ....
Torre: 'Perfect' to enter Hall with La Russa, Cox
Edit STL Today 28 Jul 2014
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. • The first item of business for Joe Torre in his Hall of Fame induction speech Sunday was to detail the Dec. 9, 2013 telephone call he received from Jane Forbes Clark, chairman of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ... Dal Maxvill, a former Cardinals teammate who had coached for Torre in Atlanta, was the general manager in St ... Maxvill hired Torre, who lasted longer than Maxvill before being fired in 1995....
Torre: It's 'perfect' to share Hall podium with Cox, La Russa
Edit STL Today 28 Jul 2014
COOPERSTOWN, N.Y. • The first item of business for Joe Torre in his Hall of Fame induction speech Sunday was to detail the Dec. 9, 2013 telephone call he received from Jane Forbes Clark, chairman of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum ... Dal Maxvill, a former Cardinals teammate who had coached for Torre in Atlanta, was the general manager in St ... Maxvill hired Torre, who lasted longer than Maxvill before being fired in 1995....
Hall of Fame inductee Torre is no ordinary Joe
Edit Toronto Sun 22 Jul 2014
The New York Daily News headline on Nov. 3, 1995 read.. “CLUELESS JOE — Torre has no idea what he’s getting into” ... Louis Cardinals for 14 seasons advancing to post-season play once. His Braves were eliminated without winning a game in 1982 ... McCarver pointed out things came together for Torre when his former Atlanta third base coach Dal Maxvill — as the GM of the Cards — asked Torre to manage St....
Hummel: Kershaw on track to double dip
Edit STL Today 20 Jul 2014
The last time the National League had a Most Valuable Player who was the Cy Young Award winner, too, was 1968 when Cardinals Hall of Famer Bob Gibson had the magical — and game-changing — earned-run average of 1.12. Never again would be the height of the pitching mound be 15 inches ... Curt Flood had the high batting average at .301 and Dal Maxvill out-hit future Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda .253 to .248 ... PROSPECTIVE AWARDS VOTING ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4....
Kershaw could be first NL pitcher to win MVP since Gibson
Edit STL Today 20 Jul 2014
The last time the National League had a Most Valuable Player who was the Cy Young Award winner, too, was 1968 when Cardinals Hall of Famer Bob Gibson had the magical — and game-changing — earned-run average of 1.12. Never again would be the height of the pitching mound be 15 inches ... Curt Flood had the high batting average at .301 and Dal Maxvill out-hit future Hall of Famer Orlando Cepeda .253 to .248 ... PROSPECTIVE AWARDS VOTING ... 1 ... 2 ... 3 ... 4....
Media Views: KTRS adds Randolphs, boosts sports focus
Edit STL Today 11 Jul 2014
KTRS continues to climb back into the sports business after a roller-caster ride in the last decade, and its ascent in part is fueled by the implosion of a neighbor on the AM radio dial. KTRS (550 AM) has brought the Randolphs — Jay and Jay Jr ... “We’ve been gearing up anyway ... Among those also interviewed were Bob Costas, Tim McCarver, Bob Gibson, John Rooney, Jim Kaat, Bill DeWitt III, Johnny Bench, Whitey Herzog and Dal Maxvill ... ....
Bird Bytes: Just say no to Craig at cleanup
Edit STL Today 26 Jun 2014
would you bat light-hitting shortstop Dal Maxvill cleanup? Sure you would want Maxie's terrific glove in the lineup ... "Miklasz, my goodness man -- are you on heroin? What the hell are you talking about? Bat Dal Maxvill No. 4 in the lineup? Have you completely lost your mind? OF COURSE I WOULDN'T BAT DAL MAXVILL CLEANUP, YOU KNUCKLEHEAD!" ... Mike is doing this now -- using the equivalent of Dal Maxvill in the No....
McClellan: A deposed dictator works the courtroom
Edit STL Today 02 May 2014
The courtroom was crowded Friday afternoon, and I suspect everybody was wondering how the deposed dictator would handle himself. Can a deposed dictator retain his aura of power? ... He had a glare that could melt steel, and the tough guy persona was not an act ... When Dal Maxvill, general manager of the Cardinals, went to Busch for permission to hire Joe Torre as manager, Maxvill told Busch he had known and admired Torre for years ... ....
Mr. Red and Mr. Met are mascot first cousins -- but only one was threatened ...
Edit Penn Live 18 Apr 2014
I grew up with the dopiest mascot in American sports. At least, that’s what I thought at the time. Mr ... Each humanized his creature with physical mannerisms worthy of Marcel Marceau or Charlie Chaplin ... No. 27 ... 666 ... Red when he was designed as part of the team logo in 1968 because his kid’s favorite baseball player was Dal Maxvill. Yes, Dal Maxvill, a journeyman shortstop best known for playing on the 1967 World Series champion St....
Tigers don't need replacement shortstop to hit, says MLB analyst Bill Ripken
Edit The Miami Herald 19 Mar 2014
LAKELAND, FLA. -- When it comes to winning pennants, you don't need a heavy-hitting shortstop. But you'd better not have a heavy-handed one. This truth blazed forth Tuesday when long-time big-league infielder Bill Ripken on Tuesday assessed what the Tigers need for their vacancy at shortstop. ... shortstop stability ... the 5 ft ... Louis shortstop was Dal Maxvill, who in 459 at-bats that season hit one homer and drove in 24 runs ... Oyler and Maxvill....
Bird Bytes: Pete Kozma, season preview
Edit STL Today 04 Mar 2014
Hello again from Jupiter. My season previews continue with a look at infielder Pete Kozma …. The 2013 season. It was extreme, to say the least ... Offense. In 448 plate appearances he batted .217 with a .275 onbase percentage and .273 slugging pct ... In Cardinals franchise history, among shortstops with at least 400 plate appearances in a season, only Dal Maxvill had a lower OPS+ than Kozma. Maxvill had an OPS+ of 39 in 1969, and 38 in 1970....
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