Cards Trump Yanks in World Series 1964
Cards Trump Yanks in World Series 1964
Backing up the superb pitching of Bob Gibson, the St. Louis Cardinals take advantage of the fumbling N.Y. Yankees to capture the seventh and deciding game of the World Series. Final score is 7 to 5 to climax a thrilling Fall Classic that is fodder for a flock of hot-stove league meetings this Winter. The final game in St. Louis and the players are on the field. Sport spectators. Tim McCarver at bat, swings and connects and the first Cardinal run is scored. Ken Boyer pitching, the Cardinal's pull off a double steel and McCarver goes streaking home. Baseball fans cheering and applauding. Mickey Mantle at bat for the Yankees, the ball is pitched and he hits it and gives the Yankees the first three homeruns. Ken Boyer at bat and scores making the score 7 to 3 in favor of the Cardinal's. Bob Gibson pitching to Bobby Richardson and he pop's out and the St. Louis Cardinals win The World Series. MOHS - All the Cardinals run out on to the field hugging the pitcher..