Cards Top Mets as A's Fall to Red Sox
In New York the St Louis Cardinals beat the Mets 4 1 to stay a game and a half behind the Cubs. In Kansas City Boston’s Red Sox won 5 3 over the A’s with Tony Conigliaro homering and John Wyatt preserving the lead. Julian Javier drove in three runs for St Louis while Jerry Grote homered for New York.
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John Wyatt
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Rick Monday
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Red Sox
Jerry Adair
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Roger Maris
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Cosman
St. Louis
Dennis Bennett
Paul Lindblad
Jim Lonborg
Boston
Baseball Scores and Standings Across Major Leagues
National League table shows St Louis leading with 44 wins and 27 losses, Chicago 43 29, Cincinnati 43 33, San Francisco 40 35, Pittsburgh 36 35, Atlanta 37 36, Philadelphia 35 37, Los Angeles 33 40, Houston 27 47, New York 25 44. Friday results include Chicago over Cincinnati 7 5 and St Louis defeating New York 4 1. Major highlights list Boston and Detroit in tight races, plus Pacific Coast and International League results from Vancouver to Toronto.
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Mantle Returns to All Star Game Roster in 38th Classic
The American League All Star team adds Mickey Mantle to face the National League on July 11 in Anaheim. Mantle, back after injuries sidelined him the past two years, joins nine new selections alongside eight starters chosen by players managers and coaches. Also named were Don Mincher Jim Fregosi Dick McAuliffe Max Alvis Paul Casanova Andy Etchebarren Tommie Agee and Tony Conigliaro. The additions were announced by league president Joe Cronin and selected by Hank Bauer Baltimore’s World Series champion manager.
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Dick McAuliffe
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Max Alvis
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Paul Casanova
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Andy Etchebarren
Baltimore Orioles
Tommie Agee
Chicago White Sox
Tony Conigliaro
Boston Red Sox
Joe Cronin
Hank Bauer
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Elks All Star Team Plans Humboldt Doubleheader
The Elks All Star team from the Teen er League will travel to Humboldt tomorrow for a doubleheader to start the season. Manager Ray Vanderford leads the squad, with additional games expected once a schedule is set. The opener at Humboldt begins at 6 p.m.
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Elks
Area Dams Conditions and Water Levels Update
Yesterday water levels show John Redmond at 1059.17 feet with normal pool around 903 feet. Discharge recorded at 7000 cubic feet per second though data for other sites is unclear.
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Us Cesaswokic
Dakivavnesk
Chanute Lumber Beats Koch 19-1 in Rookie League
Chanute Lumber topped Koch Furniture 19-1 at Donaldson's IGA field to stay first in standings. Darrell Honas and Mark Haight earned the win as Koch suffered its fifth straight loss, with Koch’s Steven Carl and Brian Fairchild handling pitching and Koch’s Frank Baughn Jr. and Tracy Waller behind the plate. Chanute scored in every inning, tallying six runs in the first.
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Mark Haight
Honas
Gary Bruner
Steven Carl
Brian Fairchild
Carl
Frank Baughn Jr
Tracy Waller
3000 Mile Water Trip For Mariner
Montauk New York AP Captain William Willis sails alone across 3000 miles to Plymouth England in a 114 foot boat named Little One. The 74 year old crosses the Atlantic after a prior failed attempt and a hernia. He carries 120 days of supplies and uses no power or radio except a hand crank SOS. Toddi Willis watches as he departs amid drizzle and caution.
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Toddi
Crab Returns Lost Sunglasses From Crab Grasp
Walter O'Brien of Milwaukie Oregon lost his sunglasses while crabbing off the Oregon coast. About 45 minutes later he hauled in his net and found the glasses gripped by a crab.
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Walter O’brien
Milwaukie
Oregon Coast
Taylor, Wells, Busy Bee Winners in Minor League
Taylor's Fireworks beat Hembree Tire 8-2 behind Kim Kuhn who pitched a complete game. Wells Clothiers defeated Han's Flowers 12-10 with Marts homering for Wells. Busy Bee Cafe thumped Swimming Pool 17-11 as Busy Bee stayed undefeated in league play.
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Johnnie Leatherman
Doug Brooks
Hembree
Charles Mussulman
Mark Sigler
Han
Flowers
Wells
Steven Marts
Harold Cole
Miss Lacoste Opens Lead in U S Women's Open at Cascades
Margie Masters and Catherine Lacoste led the crowded field as the U S Women's Open began its third round at Hot Springs Virginia Cascades Course. Lacoste held a five stroke margin with a 36 hole 141 as Masters posted 146 and Susie Maxwell 146. Other contenders included Shirley Englehorn 149 Sandra Haynie 149 Murle Lindstrom 149 and Carol Mann 149.
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Miss Masters
Susie Maxwell
Oklahoma City
Shirley Englehorn
Caldwell
Idaho
Sandra Haynie
Ft. Worth
Tex
Murle Lindstrom
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Carol Mann
Towson
St Patrick's and Methodist Triumph in Church League Night
Methodist led early trouble but beat Baptist 5 to in a 42 run win, with Gene Evans earning the victory and Milt Dunlap catching. In the nightcap St Pat's defeated Buffalo 11 to 2 behind Harley Ponce who allowed five hits and 11 strikeouts with Tony Dela Torre catching.
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Tony Dela Torre
Jim Leroy
Dean Atkins
Gary Steele
Joplin Tops Manhattan 7-3 In Chanute Legion Opener
Joplin broke a 2-2 tie with three runs in the fifth, then added two more in the sixth to beat Manhattan 7-3 in first round Chanute American Legion Baseball Tournament at City Park. Don Hayes pitched a complete game for Joplin. Mike Starnes started for Manhattan. Springfield defeated Chanute 3-0 in the other opener. tournament continues with Joplin vs Springfield and Manhattan vs Chanute tonight.
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Springfield
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John Hellebust
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Don Hayes
Richard Edwards
Fanning
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Jostedt
Jonlin
Naff and Bolze Tie for Teener League Lead at Santa Fe Park
Naff and Bolze defeated VFW 16 8 to move into first place in the Teener League at Santa Fe Park. They later beat American Legion 42 2 as Dave Peters started for Olson's and Jim McGuffey, Bill Dexter pitched for Olson's. Randy Herron pitched a complete game for VFW. Jim Wilkins worked the distance for Naff and Bolze.
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Dexter
McGuffey
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Jim Wilkins
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Roger Tucker
Mitch Magner
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J. C. Winkler
Chanute Legion B Edges Gridley 3-2 In Tight Ball Game
Chanute American Legion B defeated Gridley 3-2 to extend their win streak to five and even their season at 5-5. Clarence Matlock started for Chanute, relieved by Don Noland, as Gridley pitcher Hass took the loss. Chanute outhit Gridley 5-4 with key fourth and fifth inning runs and travel to Neodesha next for an 8 p.m. game.
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Chanute American Legion
Chanute
Clarence Matlock
Don Noland
Noland
Hass
Larry Harvey
Whitney
Neodesha
Carrasco Wins European Lightweight Championship in Madrid
Pedro Car rasco of Spain defeats Denmark’s Borge Krogh by stoppage in the eighth round to claim the lightweight championship of Europe in Madrid Spain.
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Associated Press
Madrid
Spain
Pedro Carrasco
Borge Krogh
Denmark
Carasco
Europe
Wall Leads Canadian Open with Two Stroke Edge
Art Wall held a two stroke lead after the Canadian Open's third round with a 70 for 137. Arnold Palmer joked about the infamous 17th green calling it ridiculous while pros laughed, showing a mix of humor and high stakes as Wall faced tough course conditions.
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Montreal
Art Wall
Wail
Bright musical hailed as hilarious and tuneful
Critics from the New York Times Miami News Newsweek and Time praise a new musical for wit sparkle and zest. They call it bright cheery and packed with laughs and strong audience appeal.
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