Mays Leads NL All Stars In Giants Card Linesup
Willie Mays won the most votes as the San Francisco Giants and St. Louis Cardinals placed four starters on the National League team for the July 7 All-Star Game at Shea Stadium. Ken Boyer Dick Groat and Orlando Cepeda joined Mays as NL starters with others from Cubs Pirates Braves and Mets.
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Ford Frick
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Torre
Cincinnati
John Edwards
Clermente
Milwaukee
Henry Aaron
Aaron
Javier
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Tommy Davis
Dodgers
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Wimbledon Opens With American Upsets and McKinley Controversy
The opening round at Wimbledon featured American upsets as Frank Froehling and Dennis Ralston fell early. Chuck McKinley faced a potential disqualification over a magazine article, but was cleared to defend his title after the committee ruled the piece a reprint. McKinley beat Terry Ryan 6-2 6-1 6-3, while Roy Emerson dominated Donald Dell in the men’s draw, and Margaret Smith led the women’s field with strong recent championships.
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England
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
Dennis Ralston
McKinley
Gardnar Mulloy
Jack Kramer
Chunky Chuck
San Antonio
Tex
South Africa
Terry Ryan
Wylita
Roy Emerson
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Australia
Margaret Smith
Trotters G Pacers Race Card Tuesday Meet
Schedule lists nine races on Tuesday June 23 featuring pacing and trotting events with $350 to $550 purses. Notable entrants include Nip Abbe, Grand Gertrude, Durando's Lad, Shermar Debby, Our Captain, Aunt Vangie, Tax Free, Morris Hanover, Astrolyn, Roan Pat and Winfield Guy across pace and trot divisions with multiple horse names and drivers listed.
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Belle
G. Nelson
Thunder
N. Murray
Goldie
Wm. Miller
Bert
R. P. Johnson
Queenly
Peter
J. Hanson
Sergeant Mills
M. Hodgkins Jr
Durando’s
Lad
H. Coleman
Warpath Paick
K. Fritz
Norway
D. Richards
Shermar Debby
F. Lowe
Charlie
J. Gerry
Little Nightmare
F. Woodbury
T. V. Scott
R. Watson
Bob Rosecroft
F. Woodby
Justy
F. Parker
B. Patterson
Brenda
B. Smith
Zanzibar
J. Cotton
Vangie
M. Mosher
Gary’s
Pal
G. Reed
Runnymede
Linda
Lloyd Mills
M. Hodgkins, Jr
B. Smith the Dude
C. Connor Spacer
W. Burke
Nelson
W. Strout
Glen Hayes
A. Sears
Mr. Amos
C. Chase
Erie
Prince
R. Smith
Mahoney Hanover
S. Hamilton
L. Wing, Jr
Cato Hanover
L. Bryant
Betty Scot
L. M. Buckle
R. Ireland
Faberette
Champion Defends Twin City Bowling Crown at 20th Century Lanes
Madeleine Adams successfully defended the Twin City bowling championship by 25 pins against Doris L Heureux at 20th Century Lanes last night. Adams led by 72 pins after five strings, though L Heureux rallied to close to the final margin.
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Twin City
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New Bedford News Fight Report Highlights Two KO Victories
In New Bedford Jose Torres of New York stopped Frankie Olivera in the fifth round. In Tokyo Makoto Watanabe of Japan defeated Vert Somodio of the Philippines by knockout in the fifth round to claim the Orient junior welterweight title.
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Jose Torres
New York
Frankie Olivera
Tokyo
Makoto Watanabe
Japan
Vert Somodio
Philippines
Orient
McCovey hits grand slam as Giants top Reds 6 2
Willie McCovey of San Francisco belted a grand slam for a 6 2 win over Cincinnati. Steve Hamilton of New York scattered six hits through eight innings in the Yankees 6 5 victory against the Chicago White Sox.
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White Sox
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Lee Maye
Joe Torre
Gene Oliver
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Denis Menke
Hal Reniff
Bill Stafford
Reniff
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Roger Maris
Willie Smith
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Larry Brown
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Allison
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Stuart Stunned At Being Left Off All Star Squad
CHICAGO AP A puzzled Dick Stuart will start at first base as the Boston Red Sox open a two game series in Chicago. Stuart leads both leagues in RBI with 55 and has a .276 average with 13 homers but was left off the AL All Star team. Bob Allison and Norm Siebern were selected in his place. Stuart says he is disappointed and feels robbed by AL voting. Al Lopez will nominate remaining squad members as AL manager. Bill Monbouquette's relief outing stood out in Boston's 1-3 weekend at Baltimore.
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Braves Lose As Western Auto Romps In Saco League Game
Western Auto ended an 11 game slump by pounding Owen Davis 12 to 3. Stan Wojcik collected five hits and added a three run homer to spark the win. Stanley Charles also homered for Western Auto while Dave Lane homered for Owen Davis.
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Saco Rangers Stop Rams in Babe Ruth Showdown
Saco Rangers beat Kennebunk Rams 9-2 behind 13 strikeouts by 13 year old Billy Angis. Nason Grace Pike and Gagne hit triples, while Fecteau and Grace doubled. Lamontagne allowed 12 hits for the Rams as Kennebunk fell 9-2 in York County Babe Ruth action.
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