Undefeated CYO routs Manchester in 10-2 win
The Bennington CYO improved to stay atop the Inter-State League with a 10-2 victory over Manchester. Hoosick Falls Lions defeated the Elks 4-1 behind a no hitter by Mike LaRoche, who faced 23 batters with two walks and eight strikeouts.
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Don Dibble
Barry LeBarron
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Hoosick Falls
Buck
Shaughnessy
Millan Goes 5-for-5 as Braves Rout Giants 24–4
Felix Millan collected five hits in five at bats with four RBIs and two runs scored in Atlanta’s 24–4 win over San Francisco. He avoided a final at bat to preserve his perfect night, then relented after persuasion. Other MLB results include Mets, Cubs, Reds, Dodgers, and Pirates wins. A boy named James Bush, 15, Snohomish, survived a mountain goats incident during prospecting near Dickerman Mountain.
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
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Bob Aspromonte
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Cincinnati
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California
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Ron Santo
Cubs
Tommie Agee
Mets
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Ron Swoboda
Ken Singleton
Jim McAndrew
Reds
Pete Rose
Tony Perez
Johnny Bench
Jim Merritt
Manny Mota
Willie Davis
Wes Parker
Dodgers
Astros
Jim Bouton
Richie Hebner
Johnny Briggs
Deron Johnson
Phils
Sluggers Dominate AL All Stars
Baltimore Orioles stars Boog Powell and Frank Robinson head a power packed AL lineup named to face the National League in Cincinnati on July 14. The roster includes Bill Freehan Davey Johnson Luis Aparicio Harmon Killebrew Frank Howard and Carl Yastrzemski with Aparicio narrowly winning shortstop over Rico Petrocelli. Commissioner Bowie Kuhn cited 2,034,724 votes cast in a record computerized tally.
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Frank Robinson
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Detroit Tigers
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Chicago White Sox
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Frank Howard
Washington Senators
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
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Earl Weaver
Rod Carew
Twins
Bowie Kuhn
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RBI
Norm Cash
Tigers
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Rico Petrocelli
Red Sox
Jim Fregosi
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Detroit
Elrod Hendricks
Balt
Duke Sims
Cle
Jose Azcue
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Duane Josephson
Chi
George Mitterwald
Minn
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George Scott
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Mike Epstein
Wasn
Tony Horton
Rich Reese
Mike Andrews
Dick Green
Oak
Brooks Robinson
Sal Bando
Bill Melton
Ken McMullen
Outfield
Wash
Tony Oliva
Roy White
N.Y
Willie Horton
Carlos May
Paul Blair
Reggie Smith
Bobby Murcer
al Kaline
Reggie Jackson
National League East and West Standings Preview
Baseball standings show New York leading the NL East with 44 wins and 36 losses, while Pittsburgh, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, and Montreal trail. In the NL West Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Atlanta, San Francisco, Houston, San Diego, and California compete with varied records as Monday results and Wednesday’s schedule set the stage for key matchups across cities.
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Houston
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Joe Torre
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Randy Hundley
Tom Haller
Richie Allen
Willie McCovey
Ernie Banks
Orlando Cepeda
le May
Wes Parker
Glenn Beckett
Felix Millan
Tommy Helms
Julian Javier
Ted Sizemore
Joe Morgan
Tony Perez
Ron Santo
Clete Boyer
Mike Lannon
Billy Grabarkewitz
Richie Hebner
Don Kessinger
Bud Harrelson
Maury Wills
Denis Menke
Hal Lanier
Fred Patek
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Rico Carty
Pete Rose
Roberto Clemente
Tommy Agee
Billy Williams
Lou Brock
Bob Tolan
Cleon Jones
Matty Alou
John Callison
All-Star vote tabulated with AL and NL selections
Final balloting for the All-Star teams lists top vote totals by position for both leagues. Notable names include AL backstops Freehan and Bench, first basemen Boog Powell and Richie Allen, and NL outfield stars Hank Aaron Willie Mays and Roberto Clemente.
VEW Edges Moose Nine in Squeaker at Bennington
The VFW nine edged the Bennington Moose 3-2 in Bennington Little League. Geannelis had two hits and scored the decisive run after a first inning rally. Coombs and Salem contributed for the Moosers, as Jacobs earned the win and Tatro and Salem split pitching duties. Later, the Knicks sign Dave Stallworth for 1970-71 season, 1965 No. 1 draft pick, after his 1967 heart attack and return.
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Bennington Moose
Bennington
Geannelis
Moose
Coombs
George Salem
NEW York
UPI
New York Knickerbockers
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Stallworth
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