Schoendienst Keeps Player Voting for NL All Star Picks
In Cincinnati Red Schoendienst selected 11 players to complete the 28 man National League roster for the All Star Game in Washington on July 22. He ensured each club is represented with catcher Chris Cannizzaro and outfielder Rusty Staub joining the squad while Randy Hundley and Johnny Bench were named as extra catchers and infielders Lee May and Ernie Banks added behind starter Willie McCovey. This marks the first All Star with brothers facing each other as May’s selection creates the sibling matchup.
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Cincinnati
Red Schoendienst
Washington
Chris Cannizzaro
San Diego Padres
Rusty Staub
Montreal Expos
Schoendienst
Randy Hundley
Chicago
Cannizzaro
Johnny Bench
Lee May
Ernie Banks
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
May
All Star selections eye 1969 baseball rosters
May’s brother Carlos Otune is named to the American League squad as an out fielder. Chicago’s Don Kessinger starts at shortstop with Ron Santo at third. Willie Mays and Hank Aaron lead the outfield plus Staub as extra. Schoendienst selects a nine man pitching staff headed by Gibson and Niekro. Managers Durocher and Bristol chosen. Hodges honorary coach. Chicago tops with five selections. Cincinnati four.
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May
Carlos
Chicago White Sox
Glenn Beckers
Chicago
Felix Millan
Atlanta
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Ron Santo
Loth
Willie
Schoendienst
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Pete Rose
Staub
Hank Aaron
Ajanta
Matty Alou
Cleon Jones
New York
Cannizzaro
Mays
Rose
Banks
Clemente
Larry Dierker
Houston
Bob Gibson
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Juan Marichal
Tom Seaver
Jerry Koosman
Phil Niekro
Bill Singer
Los Angeles
Grant Jackson
Philadelphia
Schoendenst
Leo Durocher
Dave Bristol
Gil Hodges
Montreal
San Diego
U S Men Set to Open Triangular Track Meet in L A
In Los Angeles the United States faces Russia and the British Commonwealth in a five session triangular track meet. U S strength lies in sprinting hurdles and high jump with depth a likely edge over the Russians and Commonwealth. Team stars include Fosbury Seagren Evans and Liquori while Russia features Saneyev Luis Golubnichy and the Commonwealth is led by Clarke and Dou Bell. The meet will be televised nationally but blacked out in the Los Angeles area.
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U.S
Russia
Neal Steinhauer
Tracy Smith
Australia
Ito
Uncle Sam
Viktor Saneyev
Janis Luis
Vladimir Golubnichy
John Carlos
Ivory Crockett
Lee Evans
Marty Liquori
United States
Dick Fosbury
U. S
Bob Seagren
Joe Yancey
Vladimir Popov
New Zealand
Los Angeles Coliseum
Ron Clarke
Ralph Doubell
Europe
Penny Haworth
Barbara Ferrell
Miss Ward and Ellie Persip Win Allied Miss Ward Best Ball
Ellie Persip and Miss Margaret Ward of Wahconah Country Club won the Women's Allied best-ball golf title at Berkshire Hills. They shot 79 to win, with several Hills members and other club teams contending in the tied and high-level score group.
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Ellie Persip
Margaret Ward
Wahconah Country Club
Dalton
Berkshire Hills Country Club
Alfred Pater
Ed Recchia
Wahconah
Richard Hinckley
Peg Corrinet
Eugene Andrew
Charles Yaluski
Helen Enzchuk
Robert Hirst
Gordon Swirsky
Elliot Greenfeld
Edwin Reder
Paul Aaronstein
Alfred Bishop
Paul Mahoney
Greenfeld
Bess George
John Dawley
John Barrett
Ralph Fressola
Taconic Golf Club
Williamstown
Thomas Toski
Archie DeAngelus
Wahoonah
Gerald Gardner
Milton Culver
Richard Brandt
Herbert Covel
Hills
Charles Baumann
Pittsfield to face Northampton in District 1B finals
The Pittsfield All-Stars meet Northampton at Wahconah Park at 1 30 pm tomorrow to decide the District 1 Babe Ruth League title with Pittsfield seeking a shot at Fraser Field Lynn for the state crown. Regular games Thursday night in Pittsfield were postponed due to wet grounds.
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Northampton
Puerto Rico
Heat Downs Orville Moody in Philadelphia Golf Classic
Frank Boynton shoots 67 to share first-round lead with Bob Dickson as heat affects players at White Marsh Country Club. Moody collapses with heat prostration on the 15th fairway, later examined but not hospitalized. Leaders include Dickson, Boynton, and a large group at 68. Palmer and Casper struggle to 73.
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Orville Moody
Frank Boynton
Arnold Palmer
Chuck Courtney
Dick Rhyan
Boynton
Bob Dickson
Moody
Whitemarsh Country Club
Dickson
Mac McLendon
Dale Douglass
Lew Graham
New Zealand
Bob Charles
Joel Goldstrand
Bunky Henry
Ray Floyd
Bob Stone
Babe Hiskey
Deane Beman
Tommy Jacobs
Lee Trevino
Frank Beard
Julius Boros
Bob Murphy
Billy Casper
Florida
Dirck Rhyan
Courtney
Rhyan
Palmer
Arnie
Boxing results spark Tokyo and Los Angeles cards
Boxers TOKYO Yoshiaki Numata and Sinichi Ka dota defeated opponents on two coast cards. Numata won a 10 round decision over Ricardo Bermisa in Los Angeles as Ka dota outpointed Pajaro Corona in Tokyo. Portland Maine saw George Johnson stop Randy Stevens in a 10 round bout. A separate note mentions Dave Kassen, a 112 pound rider at Monmouth Park, weighed 145 pounds when he played high school football in Cincinnati.
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Yoshiaki Numata
Japan
Ricardo Bermisa
Philippines
Los Angeles
Sinichi Kadota
Pajaro Corona
Guadalajara
Mexico
Dave Kassen
Monmouth Park
Oceanport
N.J
Cincinnati
Bhandari Extends Winning Streak In Tennis League
Raw Bhandari of the Harrison team won his seventh straight match in a 2-2 tie with Weld at Pittsfield Tennis Club. He defeated Dick Whitehead 7-1 and has yielded only 15 games across all his fixtures. Marty Dichner beat Larry Hunt 7-5. Weld winners included Ken Hydinger over Ken Sichler 7-6 and Dave Whitehead over Art Gordon 7-3.
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Harrison
Weld
Pittsfield
Ponterril Courts
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Bhandari
Marty Dichner
Larry Hunt
Ken Hydinger
Ken Sichler
Dave Whitehead
Art Gordon
Cleon Jones belts first grand slam with Mets against Braves
Cleon Jones of the New York Mets finally hit a grand slam this spring, his first in four years, delivering against the Atlanta Braves and marking a milestone in his major league career.
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Cleon Jones
New York Mets
Allanta Braves
Police Tighten Guard at Bristol Lawn Tennis Club
BRISTOL England AP police tightened security during the Davis Cup tie between Britain and South Africa as two youths and two girls staged a sit-down protest on the court. A police spokesman warned of further demonstrations while noting each side had won one singles match on opening day.
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Britain
South Africa
Bristol
England
Associated Press
Bristol Lawn Tennis Club
Couldn't Lose When Stymie Won Saratoga Cup Walkover
Stymie won the 1946 Saratoga Cup by walkover as the sole entrant, marking the last such NY race victory. The event featured no rival entries, leaving Stymie undefeated in the field.
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Stymie
New York State
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