Mantle Skips All Star. Plans Texas League Visit
Mickey Mantle will skip the All Star game in St Louis and spend Tuesday in Dallas with retarded children from the Dallas-Fort Worth area as guests of Mantle's Texas insurance company. He said rest is needed and noted several peers also had strong years. Mantle later blasted a two-run homer against Boston in a 5-2 Yankees win as Detroit and Chicago also won. Accavallo’s title bout in Buenos Aires is postponed a week to July 16 due to flu.
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Texas Insurance Company
Russ Snyder
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Don McMahon
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Red Sox
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Washington
Buenos Aires
UPI
Horatio Accavallo
Japan
Hioyuki Ebihara
Lefebvre to Start for Injured Morgan in All Star Lineup
National League starter Jim Lefebvre of Los Angeles will replace the injured Joe Morgan at second base. The American League roster, named by Walter Alston and Sam Mele, omits Mickey Mantle for the first time in 16 years. Mentions include Maury Wills, Felipe Alou, Ron Hunt, Willie Stargell, Carl Yastrzemski, Harmon Killebrew, and Tommy Agee. Mantle’s slow start preceded the selections. Wills is noted as a veteran NL participant with a .308 average.
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Jim Lefebvre
Los Angeles
Joe Morgan
Houston Astros
St. Louis
Mickey Mantle
Dodger
Walter Alston
Minnesota
Sam Mele
Alston
Tom
Detroit
Bobby Richardson
New York
Jim Fregosi
California
Harmon Killebrew
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Tommy Agee
Chicago
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Birdie Tebbetts
Mantle
Mele
Wills
Nationals
Chi Chi Olivo
Atlanta
Eddie Mathews
John Roseboro
Parker
Matthews
John Kennedy
Drysdale
Giants
Willie Mays
Tito Fuentes
Mays
Cap Peterson
Tom Haller
Ray Sadecki
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Randy Hundley
Cubs
Pirates
Ernie Banks
Ron Santo
Byron Browne
Hundley
Browne
Regan Tops Dodgers Pennant Contenders in Key Role
UPI report highlights Phil Regan as a standout reliever for the Los Angeles Dodgers amid a tight NL pennant race. The 29-year-old former Tiger turned Dodgers fireman has eight saves, a 5-1 record, and a 1.53 ERA in 25 appearances, fueling LA as San Francisco leads the league and teams vie for position.
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Ronald Reagan
California
Regan
Reagan
Los Angeles
Dodgers
S Troit Tigers
Dick Tracewski
Don Drysdale
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Philadelphia
Drysdale
Wes Parker
Little League Electronics 12 A&W 1
Bruce Prouty doubled and John Hart Terry Raetz Fred Brown and Jeff Crawford added singles as Electronics earned their ninth straight win. Raetz allowed nine strikeouts and two walks in a complete performance.
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Electronics
A&w
Bruce Prouty
John Hart
Terry Raetz
Fred Brown
Jeff Crawford
Raetz
Baseball Standings and Scores From Thursday Night
New York defeated Philadelphia 9 to 6 while Chicago beat Pittsburgh 5 to 4. San Francisco won over Cincinnati 7 to 5 and Los Angeles edged Atlanta 3 to 2 in the night games.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Cincinnati
Los Ang
Atlanta
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Phila Los Ang
Houston
St. Louis
Nicklaus in Front After Second Round
Jack Nicklaus carries a one stroke lead into the British Open third round after a 67- total of 187 at Muirfield. Peter Butler shoots 65 to surge behind as Phil Rodgers 66 earns solo third with Harold Henning and Kel Nagle. several Americans advance while others miss the cut.
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Scotland
UPI
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
England
Peter Butler
Phil Rodgers
Rodgers
South Africa
Harold Henning
Kel Nagle
Australia
Experience Faces Youth In Mass Golf Tourney
In Newton Massachusetts the Massachusetts Amateur Championship at Charles River Country Club paired four veterans with four young players aged 18 to 23 in the quarterfinals after rain slowed two elimination rounds. Defending champion Ted Carangelo and Bobby Kirouac led the early matchups while Warren Tibbetts and Dick Bliss aimed to upset higher seeds as competition narrowed to decisive 18 to 32 year olds.
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Newton
Mass
UPI
Massachusetts
Charles River Country Club
Ted Carangelo
Tedesco
Bobby Kirouac
Easton
Terrell demands Clay stop running away for title clash
Ernie Terrell in Atlantic City declares he is ready willing and waiting to meet Cassius Clay and asks his opponent to stop running away from a title fight. Terrell notes his 15 straight wins 39 wins overall and Ring Magazine Fighter of the Month claim as evidence he deserves the bout.
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Atlantic City
N.J
UPI
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Terrell
Clay
Doug Jones
World Boxing Association
Arthur Grafton
Louisville
Muhammid l
Ring Magazine
Mantle's three run homer sinks McMahon in ninth
Red Sox reliever Don McMahon blew a 2-0 lead in Yankee Stadium as Mickey Mantle hit a three run homer in the ninth, ending Boston's win streak. Rollie Sheldon pitched six strong innings before McMahon struggled, allowing two singles to set up Mantle. Boston heads home to host the White Sox in a two night doubleheader with Stange and Lonborg to start.
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Lou Gehrig
Yankees
McMahon
Detroit All Stars
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St. Louis
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Bill Freehan
Tigers
Dave Wickersham
Johnny Podres
Fred Gladding
Twins
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Don Buford
Tommie Agee
White Sox
Chicago
Ken Berry
Buford
Agee
John Romano
Washington
Tommy John
Ken Harrelson
John
Don Lock
Boston
UPI
Red Sox
Don McMahon
New York Yankees
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Sox
New York
Mickey Mantle
Rollie Sheldon
Sheldon
Chicago White Sox
Jack Lamabe
Bruce
Howard
Lee Stange
Jim Lonborg
Stange
Billy Herman
Tony Conigliaro
George Scott
Conigliaro
YMCA Softball Team Closes Perfect Season at Memorial Field
Sal's完成 a flawless 14–0 season by beating Locals on Thursday at Memorial Field. The league champions scored 24 runs on 19 hits amid nine Locals errors. Notable: Dick Long 4-for-5 with three doubles and a single. George Daley homered triple and single in four at bats. Dave Kenyon two doubles. Dick Dame two singles. winning pitcher Andy Mattison a triple and a double.
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Memorial Field
Butch Hodgdon
Hodgdon
Dick Dame
Auggie Brownell Sr
Sullivan
Sal’s
Dick Long
George Daley
Dave Kenyon
Andy Mattison
Billiards Champ Harold Worst Dies at 37 in 1962
Harold Worst from Grand Rapids Michigan died of lymphatic cancer on June 16 1962 at age 37 Known as Willie Hoppe s protege He won the world three cushion championship the national snooker crown and the world all around Pocket billiards title He had hoped ABC TV would show his all around pocket billiards championship film before his death and the network moved up the airing to July 16 in his memory
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Harold Worst
Grand Rapids
Mich
Worst
Willie Hoppe
Johnston City
Abc-Tv
Wide World of Sports
George Jansco
Carl
Carl Worst
ABC
Harold
Kimball Named Sports Information Director at Syracuse
Lawrence H. Kimball aged 33 is appointed sports information director at Syracuse University. He previously held a similar post at the University of Vermont since 1960 and succeeds Val Pinchbeck Jr., who moves to the AFL as director of special events.
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Syracuse
N.Y
Lawrence H. Kimball
Syracuse University
Kimball
University of Vermont
Val Pinchbeck Jr
Goodwillie Named Pro At Oakerwood Course
Malcolm C. Goodwillie, a Vermont golf instructor known from Quarry Hill Burlington Stratton Mountain Club and Dorset Field Club, is named pro at Oakerwood Golf Course. He holds a Dorset nine hole course record of 30 and scored a double eagle on the Dorset fourth.
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Vermont
Oakerwood
Quarry Hill Club
Burlington
Stratton Mountain
Dorset Field Club
Dorset
Goodwillie
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Tony Lema
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Winchester
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Westboro
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Mel Cowe
Cassius
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Henry Cotten
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