National League names eight pitchers for All Star squad
Southpaw Sandy Koufax and right handers Juan Marichal and Gaylord Perry lead a NL staff of eight chosen by Walter Alston. Others include Jim Bunning Bob Gibson Claude Raymond Billy McCool Bob Veale and newcomers McNeal and Raymond. AL staff previously picked by Sam Mele features McDowell Bell Kaat Stottlemyre Hunter Barber McLain and Richert.
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Cincinnati
UPI
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodger
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Gideon
St. Louis Cardinals
Claude Raymond
Houston Astros
Billy McCool
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Koufax
Dodger
Marichal
Sam McDowell
Gary Bell
Cleveland
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
M Stottlemyre
New York
Jim Hunter
Kansas City
Steve Barber
Baltimore
Lennis McLain
Detroit
Pete Richert
Washington
Sam Mele
League Leaders Home Runs and Runs Batted In
National League leaders list Aaron and Torre braces with Braves highs. Allen Hart Mays Stargell Gi ants 20 leads. American League figures Robinson Orioles 20, Powell 18, Pepitone Kaline 17. NL Perry Giants 12-1 Cuellar Astros 6-1 Koufax Dodgers 15-3 Blass Pirates 7-2 Marichal Giants 13-4. AL Miller Watt Orioles 6-1 Barber Orioles 10-2 Sanford Angels 9-2 McNally Orioles 7-2.
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Braves
Torre
Allen
Phillies
Hart
Giants
Stargell
Pirates
Mays
F. Robinson
Orioles
Scott
Red Sox
Powell
Pepitone
Yanks & Kaline
Tigers
White
Stargell & Clemente
B. Robinson
Kaline
Oliva
Twins
Perry
Cuellar
Astros
Koufax
Dodgers
Blass
Marichal
S. Miller & Watt
Barber
Sanford
Angels
McNally
Drysdale Slumping as Osteen Emerges For Dodgers
Claude Osteen, moving from Dodgers “other” lefty to full pitcher, defeated Cincinnati 1-0 on four hits aided by his eighth inning RBI single. Osteen improves to 11-6 with a 2.20 ERA as Drysdale struggles. Giants top Cardinals 3-2. Pirates beat Cubs 10-5. Braves 8-1 over Astros. Mets beat Phillies 7-5. Mays hits his 19th homer in Giants win.
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Claude Osteen
Don D Rysvale
Osteen
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Sandy Koufax
Drysdale
Cincinnati Reds
la Drysdale
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Atlanta
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Milt Pappa
Cincinnati
Willie Mays
Giants
Mays
Don Dennis
Len Gabrielson
Tito Fuentes
Tracy Stallard
Lindy McDaniel
Bob Bolin
Roberto Clemente
Pirates
Cubs
Bucs
Gene Alley
Donn Clendenon
Billy Williams
Ron Sano
Randy Hundley
Mack Jones
Joe Torre
Braves
Jones
Felipe Alou
Torre
Don Schwall
Ron Swoboda
Ed Kranepool
Darrell Sutherland
Mets
Ron Hunt
Roy MacMillan
Darold Knowles
Little League Eagles Top VFW 3–0 on Rainy Five
The Bennington Eagles defeated VFW 3–0 as three runs scored on VFW errors. Game ended after five innings due to rain and darkness with Barry LeBarron earning the win and Keith Hassenpflug the loss. A meeting of all Little League managers is set for 8 p.m. tonight at the Beech Street field.
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VFW
Barry LeBarron
Keith Hassenpflug
Little League
Beech Street
Norshaft Arlington Little League Cancellations
All games in the Norshaft Arlington league are canceled for the rest of the week except the Giants Braves game. The Braves and Giants meet in North Bennington at 1 p.m. Saturday. Canceled games will be rescheduled later in the season.
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Braves
Giants
North Bennington
Skiers Depart For Chile For World Alpine Trials
Three New Englanders join 14 skiers leaving Hood River Oregon for Santiago Chile as final prep for the World Alpine Championships in August. Billy Kidd of Stowe Vermont, recovering from an ankle injury, is expected to compete. Also on the team are Suzanne Chaffee of Rutland Vermont and Joan Hannah of Franconia New Hampshire.
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Ore
UPI
Santiago
Chile
U.S
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Bob Beattie
Olympaia
Suzanne Chaffee
Rutland
Joan Hannah
Franconia
N.H
Standings Summary From Night and Twilight Games
Boston leads New York 5 to 3 and 5 to 4 in two innings. Washington beats Chicago 3 to 2 at twilight, California defeats Detroit 1 to 0 at night. Minnesota edges Cleveland 4 to 3 at twilight, Baltimore routs Kansas City 11 to 0 at night. Kansas City 9, Baltimore 8 at twilight in a second 11 inning game.
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New York
Chicago
Calif
Detroit
Minn
Cleve
Kan City
Twilight K.C
W. L. Pet
San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Phila
Cinci
Baltimore
Eee
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Rodgers fires course record 66 in British Open
Phil Rodgers birdied five of the first nine holes and posted a course record 66 in the British Open second round at Muirfield Scotland. He and others pursued early leaders as tough winds dried up scoring and Nicklaus edged closer to a grand slam with a 70.
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Muirfield
Scotland
UPI
Pudgy
Ex Marine
Julius Boros
Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Britain
Jimmy Hitchcock
Jack
United States
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Ulius Boros
Dave Mark
Phil
Rodgers
Fred Haas Jr
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Red Sox sweep Yankees to extend win streak to four
Boston's pitching duo Don McMahon and John Wyatt anchored a doubleheader sweep, 5-3 and 5-4, as the Red Sox won their fourth in a row. McMahon earned two wins and Wyatt saved both, with Dalton Jones homering in the first game. Ford, Arroyo and Whitey Ford era references noted as context.
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UPI
Ford
Arroyo
McMahon
Wyatt
Boston
Billy Herman
Don McMahon
John Wyatt
Red Sox
Yankees
Sox
Rollie Sheldon
al Downing
Dalton Jones
Jones
Joe Pepitone
Dick Radatz
Cleveland Indians
Kansas City Athletics
Whitey Ford
Luis Arroyo
Golf Group Plans Father Son Play
Vermont Golf Association announces sectional rounds for the father son championship. Northern section at Sugarbush Country Club Warren and southern at Woodstock Country Club. 18 holes use a modified Chapman System. Two top teams meet in finals at Burlington Country Club July 17.
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St, Albans
Vermont Golf Association
Wednnesday
Sugarbush Country Club
Warren
Woodstock Country Club
Burlington Country Club
Rain and Darkness Cancel Interstate League Games
Three Interstate League games were halted by rain and darkness before becoming official. Arlington led Hoosick Falls Kiwanis 7 1 in the top of the third before suspension, with a makeup set for Friday at 6 p.m. North Bennington vs Elks was halted with Elks up 5 0 in the third due to darkness and no date set. CYO hosted Lions with a 5 0 lead after three and a half innings. a replay date is to be determined next week.
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Hoosick Falls
Kiwanis
Elks
North Bennington
CYO
Lions
Ray LeBarron
Bruins to Play Nine Exhibition Games This Season
Boston Bruins announce nine exhibitions with eight against NHL teams and one against AHL Rochester. Schedule includes games in Ontario towns and a pair at Boston Garden against New York and Montreal in late September to mid-October.
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UPI
Boston Bruins
National Hockey League
Leighton
Hap) Emms
Rochester Americans
American Hockey League
Toronto
London
Kingston
Ont
Peterboro
Powell Powers Orioles in 11 RBI Doubleheader at KC
Boog Powell drove in 11 runs in a two game set against Kansas City including a grand slam a two run homer and two doubles to spark Baltimore. Despite his big day Powell was left off the All Star squad as the Orioles won 11-0 and 9-8 in 11 innings with Steve Barber and George Brunet victorious in respective games.
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Francisco Giants
Perry
Giants
Bunning
Atlantic
Mississippi
Boog Powell
Baltimore
Mammouth
Powell
Steve Barber
Kansas City
RBI
A’s
Brooks Robinson
St. Louis
Wil
Ocean City
California
Detroit
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Washington
Chicago
Barber
Orioles
Larry Stahl
Roger Repez
Bob Rodgers
Jackie Hernandez
George Brunet
Jack Sanford
Brunet
Tigers
Tony Oliva
Indians
Bob Allison
Sam McDowell
Mets Recall IL All Star Outfielder Larry Elliot
Larry Elliot, the International League All Star right fielder, was recalled from Jacksonville by the New York Mets Tuesday. The 28 year old Elliot is batting .304 with 11 home runs and had a prior trial with the Mets in 1964.
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NEW York
UPI
Larry Elliot
Jacksonville
New York Mets
Elliot
Mets
Wreckers top Locals 14 in rain‑replayed softball clash
The YMCA Softball Wreckers exploded for 24 hits to defeat the Locals 14 4 in a makeup game. Hermie Weber Ray Harworth and winning pitcher Augie Brownell Jr. each collected four hits with Brownell adding a triple and a double.
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Locals
Hermie Weber
Ray Harworth
Augie Brownell Jr
Brownell
Looks Good for 45 Sugar Ray in Ring Again
Sugar Ray Robinson, 45, sparred one round each with Emile Griffith and Joey Archer at KIAMESHA LAKE camp ahead of a July 13 title bout at Madison Square Garden. He earned 1000 for the sessions, saying he wouldn’t rule out fighting again but needs time to think.
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Kiamesha Lake
N.Y
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Robinson
Archer
Griffith
Sugar Ray
Tiger Jones
Emile
Gil Clancy
Howard Albert
Gil
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