All Star Game rosters include Mays Mantle in Astrodome
Willie Mays and Mickey Mantle named on reserve NL and AL rosters for Tuesday night All Star game in Houston. Mays, 37, selected as NL extra outfielder. Mantle, 36, to appear likely as pinch hitter. Starters and coaches listed, with teams, positions, and notable selections.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
Astrodome
Houston
Mays
Red Schoendienst
St. Louis Cardinals
Willie
San Francisco
Fielder
Schoendienst
St. Louis
Gene “Alley
Pittsburgh
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
San Franciso
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Bob Gibson
St Louis
Ron Reed
Atlanta
Tom Seaver
New. York
Jerry Koosman
New York
Steve Carlton
Woody ‘Frymin
Willie McCovey
Tommy Helms
Don Kessinger
Chicago
Ron’ Santo
Pete Rose
Curt Flood
Hank Aaron
Jerry Grote
Helms
U.S. Marine Corps
Dave Bristol
Herman Franks
San Franco
Mantle
Dick Willliams
Boston
New York Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Jim Fregosi
California
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Frank Howard
Washington
Willie Horton
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Bill Freehan
Williams
Fohanders
Sam McDowell
Cleveland
Tommy John
Denny McLain
Mel ‘Stottlemyre
Jose
Santiago
Blue ‘Moon
Odom
Oakland
Luis
Wil
Liams
Boog Powell
Baltiimore
Dave Johnson
Bert Campaneris
Don Wert
Rick Monday
Ken Harrelson
Tony Oliva
Joe Azelle
Duane Josephson
July Fourth Baseball Boom and Bust Hopes
UPI Sports summarizes a volatile early season with Catfish Hunter’s shutout, Drysdale and Gibson stringing scoreless innings, and top pitchers struggling. The White Sox and Athletics face rough patches, while notable sluggers and managers navigate post‑Kennedy mourning unrest and rising beanball tensions shaping a dramatic midseason arc.
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UPI
New York
Chicago
Jim
Catfish” Hunter
Oakland
Minnesota
Tom Phoebus
Baltimore
Boston
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Drysdale
Detroit Tigers
Atlanta
Cleveland
Athletics
Matty Alou
Pittsburgh
Ett Jose
Cincinnat
Bil Freshan
P Tigers
Indiana
Horton Batting For Detroit And Ghetto
Wil iam Horton, a slugging Detroit Tigers outfielder, is a hometown fan favorite who grew up on Detroit’s near West Side. The 25 year old, coming off surgery, speaks of his bond with fans, charity work with Northwestern High School athletes, and plans to help students travel to away games. He posted 17 homers and 22 RBIs in May to keep Detroit in contention.
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Joan Marichal
San Tats
Bete Et feLain
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Eae Saeten
Robert F. Kennedy
Gene Mauch
Philadelphi
Grady Hatton
Houston
Zoilo Versalles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Tom Tresh
New York Tankees
Rick Clark
California Angels
Fred Talbot
Yankees
Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Bill Halls
Associated Press
Detroit Tiger
Wiliam
Wattison Horton
Tigers
Horton
Near West Side
Tiger
Hal Newhouser
West Side
Northwestern High School
Willie
Wally Moses
Mayo Smith
Boston
Arno
Patricia
North Shore Course Set for Greater Milwaukee Open Week
Milwaukee area golf news notes the North Shore Country Club hosts the Greater Milwaukee Open starting Monday with a $200000 purse and $40000 top prize. About 144 pros and amateurs vie for roughly 25 spots in a bid to test shotmaking against top players as work on the facelifted course wraps up.
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Milwaukee
UPL
North Shore Country Club
Rox Nara
Msnncamentam
E’ Inal
Dane Bis
Reena
Wale Ie Fm
Erementan
Het Cmertean Taseee
New York
UPI
Abner Doubleday
Clem Has Credentials Clearwater Phillies Pitcher
Clem, a 22-year-old right hander from Raleigh in the Carolina League, posted a 15-8 record and a 1.64 ERA last season. Philadelphia traded Jim Bunning to Pittsburgh last December to plan for the future.
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Clem
Clearwater
Fla
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Bunning
Pittsburgh Pirates
Harold Clem
Raleigh
Tahoe Lake trials invite 1964 Olympic track hopefuls
A large U S track squad invited to the Tahoe Lake session for training and tryouts for the men’s 1964 Olympic team. McCullouch, holder of the world record, failed to finish the last hurdle, while others suffered injuries or missed trials due to Achilles ailments or training setbacks at the 7,000 foot altitude near South Lake Tahoe.
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Los Angeles
Aowne
McCullouch
Cofield
South Lake
Tahoe
Calif
Mexico City
U.S
Jim Ryan
Itlield
San Francisco
UPD
Harry Ed
Richest Can Am purses may tempt but Moss warns
Race driver Stirling Moss, a veteran of Grand Prix success, says modern purses are large yet arrive too late. He notes the 1968 Can Am total purse is 520,000 with potential winner earnings around 125,000 or more, contrasting earlier European races where top shares were often under 1,000.
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Stirling ‘Moss
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Moss
Johnson Wax
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