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1964 World SeriesWWikipedia↗W1964 season↗

St. Louis Cardinals 4, New York Yankees 3 Β· 1964-10-07 to 1964-10-15 Β· 7 games Β· attendance 321,807 Β· season overview

Champion Β· 7th title
Series MVP
Note
Decided in game 7

Games

#DateAway at HomeSeriesParkAttendanceWinLossSave
11964-10-07New York Yankees 5 at St. Louis Cardinals 91–0Sportsman's Park III30,805Ray SadeckiWhitey FordBarney Schultz
21964-10-08New York Yankees 8 at St. Louis Cardinals 31–1Sportsman's Park III30,805Mel StottlemyreBob Gibson
31964-10-10St. Louis Cardinals 1 at New York Yankees 21–2Yankee Stadium I67,101Jim BoutonBarney Schultz
41964-10-11St. Louis Cardinals 4 at New York Yankees 32–2Yankee Stadium I66,312Roger CraigAl DowningRon Taylor
51964-10-12St. Louis Cardinals 5 at New York Yankees 23–2Yankee Stadium I65,633Bob GibsonPete Mikkelsen
61964-10-14New York Yankees 8 at St. Louis Cardinals 33–3Sportsman's Park III30,805Jim BoutonCurt SimmonsSteve Hamilton
71964-10-15New York Yankees 5 at St. Louis Cardinals 74–3Sportsman's Park III30,346Bob GibsonMel Stottlemyre

The players

St. Louis Cardinals

BattingGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBAVG
Lou Brock730292015030.300
Curt Flood730560103310.200
Mike Shannon728660012091.214
Ken Boyer727561026150.222
Bill White727231002261.111
Dick Groat726351101430.192
Tim McCarver7234111115511.478
Dal Maxvill720041001140.200
Bob Gibson39120000030.222
Carl Warwick54230001100.750
Curt Simmons24020001010.500
Bob Skinner43021001100.667
Charlie James33000000010.000
Ray Sadecki12010001010.500
Jerry Buchek11010000000.000
Roger Craig11000000000.000
Barney Schultz11000000000.000
Ron Taylor11000000010.000
PitchingGGSW–LSVIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Bob Gibson332–1027.02311983143.00
Curt Simmons220–1014.111443822.51
Ray Sadecki221–006.112765218.53
Roger Craig201–005.02003900.00
Ron Taylor200–014.20001200.00
Barney Schultz300–014.087731115.75
Bob Humphreys100–001.00000100.00
Gordie Richardson200–000.233320140.50

New York Yankees

BattingGABRH2B3BHRRBIBBSOSBAVG
Bobby Richardson7323132003021.406
Phil Linz731571022250.226
Roger Maris730460011140.200
Joe Pepitone726141015230.154
Mickey Mantle724882038680.333
Elston Howard724571002460.292
Clete Boyer724251013151.208
Tom Tresh722462027670.273
Mel Stottlemyre38010000060.125
Jim Bouton27010001020.143
Johnny Blanchard44011000010.250
Al Downing12000000020.000
Hector Lopez22000000020.000
Whitey Ford11010001200.000
Pedro Gonzalez11000000000.000
Mike Hegan21000000110.000
PitchingGGSW–LSVIPHRERBBSOHRERA
Mel Stottlemyre331–1020.0188761203.15
Jim Bouton222–0017.115435701.56
Al Downing210–107.26542514.70
Whitey Ford110–105.18551418.44
Pete Mikkelsen400–104.24432415.79
Rollie Sheldon200–002.20202200.00
Ralph Terry100–002.02000300.00
Steve Hamilton200–012.03110214.50
Hal Reniff100–000.12000000.00