Twins Yanks land three each on All Star lineup
Minnesota Twins and New York Yankees dominate the American League starting lineup for the July 7 All Star game at Shea Stadium. Mantle repeats. Allison, Killebrew, Oliva join Yankees Howard Richardson and Mantle. NL starter to be named Tuesday.
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Shea Stadium
New York
Jim Fregosi
Los Angeles
Mickey
Mantle
Elston Howard
Bobby Richardson
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Twins
Jack Hand
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Mickey Mantle
The
Yanks
al Lopez
Chicago
Lopez
White Sox
Ford Frick
Venturi Wins Open With Historic Subpar Show
Venturi overcame heat and pressure to become the third player in the Open era to finish 72 holes under 280 strokes on the 7053 yard course near Washington. He endured rumors of withdrawal and a career low point in 1962 while delivering a measured, steady final round to claim the title.
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USGA
Joe Dey
Venturi
Hogan
Jimmy Demaret
Bob Jones
Walter Hagen
Gene Sarazen
California Star
Rye
N. Y
Palmer
Jacobs
Huntington High Stars Lead 1964 All-State Baseball Team
Huntington High School placed two players on the 1964 West Virginia all-state baseball team as state champion, with pitcher Bob Hale and second baseman Arthur Buttons Speakes earning first team honors. The selections, announced by the West Virginia Sportswriters Association, also name repeat selections from last year and list many other first second and third team players along with honorable mentions from across the state.
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Williamson
W. Va
Huntington High School
West Virginia
Assn
Bob Hale
Arthur (Buttons) Speakes
Hale
Jim Clay
Marsh Fork
Martin Corbin
Pennsboro
Bill Fiery
Hedgesville
Ron Kirk
Logan
Pat Bostic
South Charleston
Les Mills
Wellsburg
Dick Whitman
St. Albans
Keith Dolan
Greenbrier High
Ronce
Verte
Danny Godby
Chapmanville
Dewayne Foster
Seth
Dave Carl
Romney
Larry Myers
Monongah
Bob Lemley
Huntington East
Bostic
Dolan
Ronceverte
Fred Rine
Triadelphia
Adam Angel
Meline Serdich
Fairview
Jim Mirasola
Jim Taylor
St. Marys
John Fields
Ray Sloan
Fairmont West
Jim Carpenter
Harrisville
Paul Creek
Martinsburg
Dave Cisar
McMechen Donahue
Tim Monty
Charleston Catholic
Jerry May
Hunt
Orioles Tally 6 Runs In 1st
Brooks Robinson and Bob Johnson drove in three runs each as the Baltimore Orioles led 6-0 after one inning and defeated the Boston Red Sox 11-5. Robinson doubled home two in the first and drew a bases loaded walk, while Johnson had three singles driving in runs. Milt Pappas held Boston to six hits until a ninth inning surge.
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Allison
Norm Siebern
Baltimore
Frick
White Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Boston
Minnesota
Lopez
Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
Bob Johnson
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson
Orioles
Johnson
Milt Pappas
Red Sox
Bob Tillman
Dalton Jones
Jones
Colts Nip Sloppy Fielding Braves 3-2 On 4 Safeties
Houston defeats Milwaukee 3-2 as four hits and erratic defense set the stage. Don Nottebart earned the win in relief, while Tony Cloninger took the loss as Milwaukee stumbled in seven-inning gaps and late misplays. Joe Gaines and Rusty Staub sparked the comeback with timely plays.
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Colts
Braves
Milwaukee
Houston Colts
Tony Cloninger
Don Nottebart
Felipe Alou
Bob Lillis
Nottebart
Lillis
Houston
Alou
Mathews
Gaines
Aaron Rf
Maye
Aspro’nte
Torre
Staub
Bailey c
Bateman
Menkess
Bolling
Cart
Cloninger
Oliver Ph
Pine
E-Bailey
Lilis
Sbpgaines Daina
Ottebart
Menka
Pirates Blank Chicago 2-0 Behind Gibbon's Arm and Bat
Joe Gibbon pitched superbly for Pittsburgh allow ing two hits through seven innings and drove in the decisive run with a single in the eighth as the Pirates defeated the Cubs 2-0. Mazeroski opened the eighth with a triple and Dick Schofield followed with a run scoring triple before Gibbon's run scoring single.
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Pittsburgh
Joe Gibbon
Chicago
Cubs
al McBean
Erie Banks
Jim Stewart
McBean
Gibbon
Billy Cowan
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Schofield
Mathews grand slam caps A's six run first inning win
Kansas City blasts Washington 8 2 as Nel Mathews hits a grand slam in the first inning. Diego Segui allows three hits in a strong start for the Athletics who extend a hot run with their eighth win in nine. Hinton and Colavito contribute early offense and Bill Skowron adds his 11th homer.
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Kansas City
Nel Mathews
Athletics
Washington
Diego Segui
Chuck Hinton
Bill Skowron
Segui
Senators
Jim Hannan
Wayne Causey
Dick Green
Rocky Colavito
Jim Gentile
Bill Bryan
Mathews
Marshall Bridge
Secon
Bridges
Washington Kansas City
Kennedy
Hinton
Charies
Valentine
Bryan
Edwards
Jiminez
Brinkman
Tartabull
Hannan
Phillips
Washington Levee Vane
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Standings and Weekend Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Yesterday results show New York beating Philadelphia 7 3 and San Francisco routing St Louis 14 3. Sunday matchups include Los Angeles at Cincinnati under night lights with Koufax and Ortega leading, plus Detroit 8 Minnesota 7 and New York 1 Chicago 0 in 11 innings.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Koufax
Ortega
Purkey
Jay
Running
Wise
Ha York
Stallard
Lary Houston
Bruce
Johnson
Detroit
Minnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Washington
Kansas
Cleveland
Yoo
Los Ange
Venturi Reflects Before Triumph After Long Gloom
In Washington AP report, Ken Venturi recalls his 1960 Masters defeat by Arnold Palmer and explains his comeback after months of struggle. He credits Father Murray and his wife Conni, notes heat exhaustion on the 18th and rest ahead of the PGA Tournament qualification.
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Washington
Palmer
Ken Venturi
Arnold Palmer
San Francisco
Venturi
Conni
Murray
Frank Murray
St. Vincent DePaul Church
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