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 The Sporting News: Baseball History of the World Series
Ahead two games to one in the Series and on top by a 3-0 score midway through the fourth contest, the Yankees had things going their way until St. Louis third baseman Ken Boyer rifled a bases-loaded home run off Downing in the sixth.
The climactic game of the 1964 World Series, featuring a Stottlemyre-Gibson pitching matchup, was scoreless through three innings.
The'64 World Series -- matching New York against the St. Louis Cardinals -- would be the 15th fall classic in Yankee pinstripes for Berra, who first appeared in the Series in 1947, last performed in it in 1963 and along the way established the record for most Series games played, 75.
www.sportingnews.com /archives/worldseries/1964.html

  
 1964 Midway Space Gun arcade coin operated mechanical gun game
1964 Midway Space Gun arcade coin operated mechanical gun game
Description: Space Gun, Midway, 1964, fourteen targets: two are stationary bonus targets, four rotating 90 degree targets, eight on a turntable with '2 balls' that pop up when hit.
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www.marvin3m.com /arcade/spacgun.htm

  
 Handbook of Texas Online: KEANE, JOHN JOSEPH
In 1964 they won the National League pennant and defeated the New York Yankees in a seven-game World Series; Keane, hailed as Manager of the Year, startled the baseball world by leaving the Cardinals immediately for the Yankees, where he replaced Yogi Berra as manager.
Keane joined the Cardinals as coach in 1959 and became manager of the team midway through the 1961 season.
His teams were plagued by injuries, however, and Keane was released in 1966, after the Yankees lost sixteen of their first twenty games.
www.tsha.utexas.edu /handbook/online/articles/print/KK/fke1.html

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