All-Star Hurlers Drysdale Gibson Bombarded on Eve of Diamond Classic
NL pitchers Gibson and Drysdale were shelled as Giants and Reds crushed them ahead of the All-Star game. Gibson was knocked out in the first inning after seven runs, Drysdale allowed six in two innings, while Pappas and Bunning starred for others in a day of varied results across the league.
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Joe Gibbon
Jim Davenport
Tom Haller
Willie Mays
Nelson Briles
Jim Hart
Cincinnati
Skein
Tony Perez
Don Pavletich
Deron Johnson
Milt Pappas
Rookie Tom Phoebus Shines As Orioles Top White Sox
Baltimore rookie Tom Phoebus earned his seventh win by limiting the Chicago White Sox to three hits in a 4 1 victory. Phoebus, 25, continues to be a bright spot for the injury plagued Orioles, who also saw repairs in their rotation as other starters deal with arm trouble.
Mantle and Mays Poised for All-Star Slots
New York cables report Hank Bauer will likely select Mickey Mantle for the American League All-Star team while Willie Mays is favored by Walt Alston for the National League. Phillies manager Gene Mauch argues sentiment should not affect this. Mantle and Mays are widely regarded as future Hall of Famers and popular crowd-pleasers.
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Mickey Mantle
Mantle
Bauer
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Walt Alston
Don Lock
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Mets
Mays
Mickey
Willie
Gene Mauch
Alston
Baseball Standings and Schedule From National and American Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 43 wins and Chicago 42, Cincinnati 43, San Francisco 39, Atlanta 37, Pittsburgh 35, Philadelphia 34, Los Angeles 32, Houston 27, New York 25. Thursday results include Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 14 Los Angeles, plus others. Today’s scheduled games feature Perry and Marichal for San Francisco at Philadelphia and multiple late games across the league.
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Houston
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Los Angeles
Perry
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N York
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Hands
Nye
Johnson
Blass
Osteen
Wilson
W. L. Pet
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Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Stottlemyre
Brunet
Pascual
Merritt
Bell
Nash
Horgan
Siebert
Pro Leads Expo 67 Canadian Open After Round One
Laurie Hammer rides a six foot five inch frame to a 66 at Montreal Municipal, taking a one stroke lead in the $200,000 Canadian Open. Art Wall Roger Ginsberg Steve Reid and Dave Stockton sit within two. Jack Nicklaus and Roberto Devicenzo also break par as a large field tees off.
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Mets option Bill Denehy to Jacksonville
New York Mets left him with a 21 year old pitcher Bill Denehy optioned to the Jacksonville farm team in the International League. Denehy earned a spring training starting berth with the Mets after posting the club low ERA 4.61 and a 1 7 record in 15 games this season.
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Old Man Upset Reigns At Wimbledon Courts
Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio faced third seed John Newcombe for a Wimbledon quarter final berth as one seeded man fell each day. Mandelarino, Pasarell and other Americans advanced while Billie Jean King Nancy Richey led U S women past the third round with King set to meet Ventjer Spruyt and Richey vs Dmitrieva. Davis Cup players Richey Riessen Smith exited men singles as Newcombe ousted Smith.
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San Angelo
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Mary Ann Eisel
St. Louis
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San Francisco
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Seal Beach Calif
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Germany
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Stephanie DeFina
Hollywood
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Pasadena
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Sal's Wins 1967 YMCA Softball Crown
Sal's dominated Bijur 19 to 2 to claim the 1967 Bennington YMCA Softball League title. Veteran Andy Mattison allowed no runs after Bijur’s two in the first, as Sal's offense plated 5 runs in the first inning and 20 hits spread across the lineup. Bill Haynes posted four of six hits, while Mattison added three hits and shut down Bijur thereafter.
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Tansitor Lectronics rout Moose 19 to 5 in league tilt
The league leading Tansitor Lectronics pounded Moose with an 11 hit first inning, powering to a 19 to 5 victory behind strong starts from Fred Brown Tim Miller and Jerry Senett. Moose rallied late scoring four in the ninth as Terry Senett and Dennis Murry were tagged.
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Moose
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Tim Miller
Jerry Senett
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Tansiter
Terry Senett
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