The National League rejects Commissioner Ford Frick’s proposal for interleague play in 1963.

ByBaseball July 31, 1962July 30, 2019

The National League rejects Commissioner Ford Frick’s proposal for interleague play in 1963.

At D.C. Stadium, Mickey Mantle is on the bench with a wrenched knee, but Bill Skowron supplies the power with a grand slam. New York wins, 9 – 5.

ByBaseball July 31, 1962July 30, 2019

At D.C. Stadium, Mickey Mantle is on the bench with a wrenched knee, but Bill Skowron supplies the power with a grand slam. New York wins, 9 – 5.

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Day: July 31, 1962

The National League rejects Commissioner Ford Frick’s proposal for interleague play in 1963.

At D.C. Stadium, Mickey Mantle is on the bench with a wrenched knee, but Bill Skowron supplies the power with a grand slam. New York wins, 9 – 5.

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