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Double - Play
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The Associated Pfess
Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle,
baseball’s only $100,()00-a-yoar
players, added to their medical
history in an ironic double play.
Mays, the wide-ranging San
Francisco fielder, suffered a dizzy
spell and was sent home from a
doublehcader against Chicago
about two hours before Mantle,
hard-hitting New York Yankees
center fielder, made his first start
since June 5.
A year ago this month, Mays
collapsed of nervous exhaustion be
fore a game at Cincinnati while
the Giants were battling for the
National League pennant. This
time, with the fading Giants at
home, Mays dropped to one knee
after fouling off a pitch with the
bases loaded in the fourth inning
of the opener against the Cubs.
Mays, hitting .301 with 32 hom
ers and 88 runs batted in, said he
had been tired since Friday but
did not reveal the situation. Prior
to missing the nightcap against
the Cubs, he had played in all but
one of the Giants’ games.
Mays was out of action for sev
eral days after collapsing last year
at Cincinnati. He underwent ex
tensive hospital tests during the
off-season but nothing wrong was
found with his health.
Meanwhile, Mantle, working on
a carefully designed timetable ex
pected to get him in top shape
by World Series time, opened at
center field for the American
League-leading Yankees in the
second game of a doubleheader at
Detroit.
Mantle, who had appeared in
i only 46 of the Yankees’ 137 games,
; was making his first starting ap
pearance since he broke his foot
June 5 while crashing into a fence
at Baltimore. Since then, Mantle
has made 10 pinch hitting appear
ances, slugging two homers and
collecting three walks. He made
out five times.
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