All-Star Game Starts Marichal Pappas In NL AL Showdown
Juan Marichal of the Giants and Milt Pappas of the Orioles will start for the National and American Leagues respectively in the 36th All-Star game. Marichal’s 2-hit 7-0 win over the Phillies helped secure the NL starting nod. Pappas’ 4-hit 1-0 shutout of the White Sox spurred AL selection. Mays leads off for the NL with Aaron Stargell Banks Rose Wills in the mix, while Lopez lands McAuliffe Robinson Killebrew Colavito Horton Mantilla Davalillo Battey and Pappas for the AL lineup.
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Phillies
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Milwaukee
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Chicago
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Cincinnati
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Los Angeles
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Jim Maloney
Reds
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Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Bob Gibson
Cardinals
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Astros
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Pirates
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Detroit
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Minnesota
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Mennen Foot Deodorant Promises 24 Hour Odor Control
Antiseptic spray instantly starts to dry perspiration that breeds odor germs and cools hot tired feet. It penetrates foot crevices, stops odor instantly for up to 24 hours, is colorless, and won’t stain nylon or leather. Spray into shoes or through a hose. available at Haag Drug Stores.
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Local League Scores and Tonight's Games Highlight Card
Summary of multiple youth and local league games with teams such as Franklin J C Sales Pay Less Campbell SC Veneskey Bennett Hiatt and Mowery plus Coca Cola Carpenters and Delco Remy matchups. Tonight's schedule includes Coca Cola versus Local 662 and auxiliary police versus Delco Remy at 5:30.
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Sorpasso Wins First U S Victory at Delaware Park
Chilean bred Sorpasso owned by G R Wallace earned $4 500 feature purse at Delaware Park his first U S win. The Souepi colt previously raced in Chile and Pimlico this year with limited success before a 1 423 5 mile effort defeating Uncle Percy and Lenny Pong to pay 10 40 4 20 3 00. The double paid 194 20.
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St Marys Athletes to Meet New Basketball Coach
St Marys High School athletes will meet their new basketball coach Dennis Kaman at 7 p.m. Friday in the St Marys Cafeteria, athletic director Richard Worden announced last night.
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Broncos Acquire Linebacker Ed Cummings From Jets
Denver Broncos announce the acquisition of linebacker Ed Cummings from the New York Jets. Cummings, 24, 6 foot 2, 228 pounds, a native of Anaconda Montana, played at Stanford before joining the Jets for the 1964 season.
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Hall, Mays Lead Sluggers At All Star Halfway Mark
Jimmie Hall of the Twins leads the AL batting race at .325 with 52 RBIs and 27 home runs tied with Harmon Killebrew as Minnesota opens a five game lead. Willie Mays tops the NL at .339 as Roberto Clemente and Hank Aaron stay close. Colavito and Horton tie for AL home runs at 20. Banks and Johnson lead RBI with 68.
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Cleveland
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Willie Horton
Detroit
Willie Mays
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Philadelphia
Richie Allen
Pittsburgh
Roberto Clemente
Mays
Allen
Donn Clendenon
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
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Aaron
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Highland and area teams post wins in WR conference play
Highland defeats Mt Vernon 7 to 1 on the Highland diamond for their 10th league win as Jones Roby and Wells drive seven Highland hits. Yorktown beats Frankton 4 to 3 with Greenwalt scoring the tying run and Butler the winning run. Middletown tops Summitville 5 to 4 after a four run seventh. St Mary’s slips past Lapel 6 to 5 at Madison Heights. Markleville edges Pendleton 5 to 3 as Arabians notch their ninth win.
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Doc Tones Wins Landlocked Purse At Monmouth Park
In Oceanport New Jersey Doc Tones bay colt owned by Mrs G S Tyluki outgamed favorites Tuzana and R Thomas to win the 4500 Landlocked Purse by a head over six furlongs in 1 10 3 5 Barry Peal rode the winner who paid 22 40 6 60 and 3 80 Tuzana paid 3 60 2 80 R Thomas 2 80 Tuzana led early with Nassau Hall second Doc Tones surged to overtake Tuzana as Nassau Hall faded to fourth and R Thomas rallied from fifth for a three horse photo finish Port Maiden won the first race and Isadandy completed a 56 40 daily double and 10 60 consolation double after Ragamuff was scratched.
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Warm Weather For Today's Big Game
The weather bureau forecast warm humid conditions for Tuesday's All Star game in Minneapolis with temperatures well into the 80s. Showers and thunderstorms were expected Monday night and early Tuesday but should clear to partly cloudy skies before noon. There is about a 25 percent chance of more shower activity during the game.
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Summer Sale at Dorothy Blevins Shops
Local shoppers flock to the Dorothy Blevins Shops at 1102 East 6th for a summer sale event offering discounts across merchandise. Store hours and participating brands not specified.
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Speedy Scot Seeks 142 Mile Roosevelt Challenge Cup
Speedy Scot travels from Castleton Farm to Roosevelt Raceway to race the top four finishers of the International in a 142 mile showdown on Saturday. Trainer-driver Ral Baldwin said the horse will target the $25,000 Challenge Cup after fading to fifth in the previous race. Plavier Lil, Steno, Quioco, and Queronville SB led that field. Speedy faces Su Mac Lad Express Rodney and Martini II among challengers. Russia Wins Paris in World Fencing Finals.
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N.Y
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Roosevelt Raceway
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Quioco
Queronville SB
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Martini II
Local Teen Wins 1000 At Panama City Golf Club
Troy Berry an 18 year old high school senior from Logansville Georgia vacationing in Panama City Beach won a $1000 prize by making a hole in one at Green s Country Club on his 46th hole of since starting golf.
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Fla
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Logansville
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