Marichal and McLain Expected To Start In All Star Game
Denny McLain of Detroit likely to open for the American League and Juan Marichal of San Francisco to lead the National League in the All Star Game at Busch Stadium. Managers Sam Mele and Walt Alston expected to name starting pitchers as a 2 p.m. EDT first pitch nears with AL rested disadvantage.
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McLain
ST. Louis
UPI
Denny McLain
Detroit
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Sam Mele
Walt Alston
National
Mele
New Busch Memorial Stadium
Twins
Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Nationals
Jim
Catfish
Two Jockeys Thrown In Spill at Pownal
In the third race at Green Mountain Park on Saturday night jockeys Jose Pelaez and Jimmy Davis were thrown when Tandero Hill collided with Quick Return 2nd. Pelaez, 38, Puerto Rico native, remained in fair condition at Putnam Memorial Hospital in Bennington, while Davis was released after overnight observation. Davis hails from Hollywood Florida and Pelaez lives in South Carolina.
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Pownal
Green Mountain Park
Jose Pelaez
Tandero Hill
Quick Return
Jimmy Davis
Pelaez
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Bennington
Davis
Puerto Rico
South Carolina
Hollywood
Fla
League Leaders GAB R H Pet Alou and teammates lead NL hits
Baseball leaders list includes Alou Pitt Stargil and Clinte Pitts, with GAB H and batting averages. Pitching leaders show Perry Giants 12-1 Koufax 15-4 and Marichal 14-4, Blass 7-2. AL top hurlers Sanford McLain Barber and McNally shine with strong records.
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Gab R, H, Pet
Alou
Pitt
Stargil
Clinte
Allen
Phil
Carty
Atla
Morgan
Perry
Giants
Cuellar
Astros
Koufax
Dodgers
Marichal
Blass
Pirates
Boston Sky Rains Homers As Red Sox Win Big
UPI sports report from Boston notes the Red Sox split their first half of the 1966 season with the White Sox at Fenway Park. The team slugged six homers in a doubleheader including George Smith's tenth inning grand slam to seal the nightcap and finish the first half strong.
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Red Sox
UPI
Miracle Braves
Billy Herman
Fenway
Chicago White Sox
George Smith
Eddie
Yankees
Kansas City
Cleveland Indians
Washington Senators
California
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Chicago
Minnesota
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New York
Roger Maris
Ralph Terry
Ryne Duren
Bud Daley
Rollie Sheldon
John Blanchard
Doc Edwards
Bill Stafford
Roger Repoz
Fred Talbot
Athletics
Repoz
Larry Stahl
Repez
Bert Campaneris
Jim Nash
Joe Nossek
Willie Kirkland
Fred Valentine
Senators
Bob Humphreys
George Brunet
Orioles
Tommy Agee
John Romano
White Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Joe Foy
Stanky
Boston Braves
Sox
Tigers
Indians
Jose Santiago
Chisox
Carl Yastrzemski
Rico Petrocelli
Jose
Foy Hom
Juan Pizarro
Don McMahon
John Wyatt
Wyatt Earp
Yastrzemski
Conigliaro
George Scott
Pizarro
Foy
George
Tom Williams
Moose
Dick Brunina
Joe Bizzarro
A&w
Artie Peterson
Rain
Eagles
Display
Athletics Win Doubleheader As Yanks Fall to Senators
Kansas City swept Cleveland 4-1 and 5-3 while the Senators humbled the Yankees 3-2 and 9-2. The A's continued climbing the AL, rebounding on trades and steady pitching as Roez and Campaneris sparked the offense.
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Athletics
Yanks
Senators
Skeptics Impressed By Randy Johnson
ATLANTA UP I S reported Randy Johnson, once little known at Texas A&I, starred in college all star games. He led the West to a 24 7 victory over the East in the Coaches All America game. Johnson threw two TDs and ran for another, setting two records in completions.
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UPI
Atlanta Falcons
Randy Johnson
Johnson
Texas A&i
Falcons
George Mira
West
Walt Garrison
Oklahoma State
Jim Lindsey
Arkansas
Donnie Anderson
Texas Tech
Baseball Standings versus National League Leaders
Pittsburgh leads with a 9 to 4 win over New York, while Chicago dominates Philadelphia 10 to 2. Houston tops St. Louis 6 to 5 as Atlanta trails 2 to 0 against Los Angeles. Cincinnati drops to 2 and San Francisco 1 in the rolling chart of league results.
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St. Louis
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Billy McCool
Cincinnati
Bob Meale
Pittsburgh
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Gaylord Perry
Bob Gibson
Claude Raymond
Houston
New York
Chicago
Atlanta
L. Pet
San Fran
Baltimore
Detroit
Pittsburgh Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Inn Washington
Cleveland
Hartford dominates Bennington in two 18-0 and 6-1 defeats
Hartford's 18-0 win featured seven runs in the third and fourth innings and Ronnie Wills homered, while Bennington managed three hits in the opener. In the nightcap Hartford pulled away with four runs in the sixth as Pete Woods earned the win. Bennington, now 4-4 after a forfeit, heads to Brandon and Rutland next.
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Ronnie Wills
Ted Andress
Bennington
Greg Croft
J. J. Moore
Plante
Andres
Dick Dowling
Scott Racicot
Bob Jorgenson
Croft
Kirk Scott - Crawford
Pete Woods
Jorgenson
Moore
Scott Craig
Don Marsh
Tim
Woods
Brandon
Rutland
Benn
Jepson
Hart
Andress
S&s. Munson
Duttile
Woods and Lane
S. Munson
Norshaft Arlington All Stars Named For Playoff Tourney
Arlington announces 1966 Little League all-star squad with Arnold Wilcox as manager and Walt Corey as coach. Players include Keith Budro Lee Owen Dennis Holton Joe Galli Dave Hoyt Ernie Livingston Peter Perkins Shawn Rice James Gratto n Terry Bouplon Hector Stratton John Cole Chuck Peacock. Norshaft Arlington vs Black River July 21 in Brattleboro starts the playoffs. full schedule to come.
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Keith Budro
Lee Owen
Dennis Holton
Indians
Joe Galli
Dave Hoyt
Pirates
Ernie Livingston
Red Sox
Peter Perkins
Shawn Rice
Giants
James Gratton
Terry Bouplon
Braves
Hector Stratton
John Cole
Chuck Peacock
Dodgers
Norshaft - Arlington
Black River
Brattleboro
National League Superiority Myth Debated by Players
ST LOUIS UPI players from both leagues dismiss talk of NL dominance as myth. Bobby Richardson Whitey Ford and Elston Howard stress cycles of quality across years, noting equal talent and unpredictable outcomes in one game. They acknowledge great stars in both leagues but insist a whole season proves equality, not superiority.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Warren Giles
Bobby
Richardson
Yankee
National League
Whitey Ford
Frank Robinson
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Elston Howard
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
al Simmons
Joe DiMaggio
Ted Williams
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Howard
Sandy Koufax
Willie
Little League Giants Beat Braves 15 8 in North Bennington
Peter Perkins and Shawn Rice each had three singles as the Giants total 14 hits in a 15 8 victory over the Braves. Terry Boupton led the Braves with three safeties while Garry Murphy allowed seven hits to earn the win. Ern ie Chaneille took the loss with Boupton aiding late.
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Peter Perkins
Shawn Rice
Giants
Braves
North Bennington
Terry Boupton
Garry Murphy
Ernie Chaneille
Boupton
Gonzales Upset Ends in Draw With Hernandez
Unranked Fred Hernandez held favored Jose Gonzalez to a 12 round draw in an American middleweight title bout Saturday in San Juan Puerto Rico.
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San Juan
P.R
UPI
Fred Hernandez
Jose Gonzalez
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