St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Ken Boyer is selected as the National League Most Valuable Player

On November 24, 1964 — The BBWAA selects St. Louis Cardinals third baseman Ken Boyer, who hit .295 with 24 home runs and 119 RBI, is selected as the National League Most Valuable Player. Boyer outdistances Johnny Callison and Bill White for the honor.

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