Koufax Ready For All-Star Game Despite Rest
Sandy Koufax says he is ready to start or relieve in the All-Star Game after two days of rest. He faces Detroit’s Denny McLain as the American League and National League clash, with Koufax noting his preference to start if given a choice. Alston praised Koufax’s pitching control and versatility.
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Mike Knox Dominates in Arlington CYO Victory
Arlington edged Bennington CYO 2 to 0 as Mike Knox fired a one hit shutout. Arlington managed two early runs with Art Wyman and Dan Clayton connections, then added a seventh inning score as Gary Howard stole, advanced, and Dick Hess hit in the final run. Hess and Knox combined for six Arlington hits while LeBarron held Arlington to one hit through five innings.
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Elks crush Kiwanis in 13-6 Hoosick Falls win
Hoosick Falls Elks roughed Kiwanis for 13 runs on nine hits to snag their second win. Pitchers Shoemaker and Croft held Kiwanis to eight hits as Kim Martelli led Hoosick with a trio of hits including a triple.
Tennis thief robs Bueno before Hoylake match
Maria Bueno of Brazil, Wimbledon runner up, found her bag empty before a Hoylake open match. She borrowed organizer tags and routed England's J.E. Broster 6-0, 6-0 in the second round.
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Ralston To Play In Second Round
MILWAUKEE UPI Dennis Ralston the top ranked American from Bakersfield California was slated to begin play in the second round of the 56th Clay Courts tournament in Milwaukee He skipped Monday’s action because he played Sunday in the Western Open final in Indianapolis Seeded first Ralston did not face ranked opposition today Also delaying were Cliff Richey Charles Pasarell and Marty Riessen all postponing their first day’s matches after Western Open duties Nancy Richey the No 1 seed among the women also skipped Monday’s action.
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All Star George Scott Dreams Come True
BOSTON UPI reports All Star George Scott celebrates reaching a boyhood goal as the Boston Red Sox pause a three day vacation to reflect on the milestone and discuss next steps with teammates and coaches.
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Rosewall Defends In Pro Tourney at Longwood Crickett Club
Defending champion Ken Rosewall of Australia is seeded No 1 for the $23,500 pro tennis tournament at Longwood Cricket Club Chestnut Hill. Rod Laver, Andres Gimeno, and Earl Buchholz follow. Rice Institute coach Sammy Giammalva replaces Olmeda as entries meet Wednesday night with night tennis and doubles.
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Modern Reliefer Enjoys Status In Baseball
PITTSBURGH The modern relief pitcher commands high status in baseball rivaling power hitters. The bullpen now anchors pennant teams with relievers who throw hard and pitch well. Pitt coach Clyde King notes eras shift as hitters gain power, shortening starter lifespans.
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Hoosick Falls Lions rally to beat North Bennington 8 6
In an extended fourth inning Hoosick Falls Lions scoring seven runs overcame North Bennington 8 6. Robby McGuire opened the big inning with a single and Robby McGuire doubled later as Jim Monahan and Ray Wrebinski contributed. North Bennington had Paul Robinson triple driving in three in the first and Jon Kenyon had two of five hits for N Bennington.
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Purdy Wins Special Event At Lebanon Valley Speedway
Barry Purdy of Bennington won the 15 lap feature in the special class at Lebanon Valley Speedway in West Lebanon New York Saturday night. John Miller of Pittsfield Mass and Lyle Jelley of Pownal finished close behind. Bates of Bennington and Purdy won the first heat but Bates exited after a turn two crash. Chuck Ely of Pownal won the second heat. In the sportsman class Bill Scheffel of Ruby N Y won the 30 lap main event with Ralph Chittenden of Lebanon N Y second and Bill Gurney of Springfield Mass third. Butch Jelley of Pownal finished seventh after qualifying via the sportsman heat. A 35 lap mid season championship is set for Saturday with Hollywood stunt driver Bill Brown performing a T bone crash.
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Standings and All-Star Game Note From League
Monday standings and results show no games scheduled. Tuesday's schedule lists All-Star Game at St. Louis featuring National League.
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U.S. protest over Soviet cancelation of track meet
The United States protested the Soviet cancellation of the U S Russian track and field meet over alleged Viet Nam atrocities. U S Ambassador Fay D Kohler pressed Andrei Gromyko while noting no retaliation. Tass cited a unanimous Soviet pledge not to participate citing American aggression in Viet Nam.
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Olympic Committee May Act on Soviet Withdrawal
The International Olympic Committee may view the Soviet Union’s withdrawal from a July track meet with the United States. Davis, meet director for the Los Angeles Times, cited Col. Don Hull saying Russia’s breach could jeopardize standing with the International Amateur Athletic Federation. An alternate meet with England or West Germany is considered. Poland’s squad may also withdraw.
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Mt Anthony Club Sees 100 Signatures for Ownership Plan
Mt Anthony Country Club members exceed 100 signatures toward a plan allowing members to take over ownership. The committee reported more signups after a July 1 appeal, with total limited to 500. Non transferable memberships are $150 for the rest of the year, rising to $250 after January 1, 1967.
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Griffith Archer Title Bout May Underdog Fight
Emile Griffith may defend his world middleweight title as the underdog against Joey Archer at Madison Square Garden. Weigh-ins put Griffith near 150 pounds while Archer weighed 161 pounds Sunday. Archer vows to win as a motivated challenger before about 15 000 in attendance.
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Vermont builds 120 fishing access areas in eight years
MONTPELIER Vermont 120 access areas for fishermen have been built in the past eight years. Roger Seamans of the Vermont Fish and Game Department says about $55,000 yearly in federal Dingle Johnson funds supports access projects. The money comes from a sports fishing gear tax and is boosted by Vermont license sales. Future sites may include picnic and camping uses as demand grows, with construction money potentially via the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation. The department owns land on several lakes and ponds but has not yet developed them due to low demand.
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