National Leaguers Take All Star Game In Heat Filled 10th
In 10th inning singles by Tim McCarver and Maury Wills delivered the National League a 1 0 victory over the American League in the 37th All Star Game at Busch Stadium St Louis. Brooks Robinson MVP after a 3 hit day. Sandwiched heat exhausted fans and several deaths in the area.
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Major League Standings and Last Night's NL Pan
The National League standings show San Francisco 54 33 and Pittsburgh 52 33 atop the table. Philadelphia 39 39 and St Louis 39 43 trail, with Atlanta 41 47 and Houston 36 56 in the lower half. In the American League, 2-1 details are included, with no games scheduled Thursday. A recap describes Dodgers pitcher Perry battling and Bruce Robinson’s bat, with a late infield fielder error and Mel Carver batting for the left-hander Richert.
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IAAF Might Punish Poland and Russia Over Boycots
In a tense pre Olympic era, Poland and Russia skip American track and field meets amid political pressure. The IAAF in London contemplates sanctions for breached commitments while agents of amateur athletics monitor the situation and plan responses for Berkeley Los Angeles and other venues.
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Savings, Loan Can Win All With Victory Here
Erie County league title on the line as Corry Savings and Loan hosts Harborcreek at Loveland Field. Swanson takes the mound for Corry with a 6-1 record and 90 strikeouts. Mick leads lineup aiming to clinch outright title rather than a playoff with Wesleyville.
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Revised Schedule for Church Softball League Games
Bob Marsh announces a makeup schedule starting next Monday for the Church Softball League. Readings include July 18 with MYF Catholics on Field A and Nazarenes Monites on Field B, July 19 Alliance Lutherans on Field A and EUB on Field B in Columbus, and similar July 25 and 26 pairings with field allocations.
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Pirates recall Gene Michael to replace injured Rodgers
The Pirates bring up Gene Michael from Columbus to fill in for the injured Andre Rodgers who has a torn rib muscle and is on the disabled list. Michael, 27, played 72 games for Jets with a .281 average, two homers and 19 RBIs, and hails from Kent Ohio.
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Erielles Beaten In Pa Women's Golf Tournament
In the Pennsylvania Women's Golf Championship at Edgewood Country Club Betty Fehl Reading and Ann Netsky Philadelphia, both medalists, were eliminated in 19 hole playoffs. Betsy Bierman parred Fehl while Fehl three putted for a five. The event ends Saturday with 36 holes and will move to Philadelphia in 1967.
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Golfing Ladies Day at Corry Country Club
Twenty two participants competed in the Corry Country Club ladies day event. In Flight A for 16 holes Ann Chillock won first with Dottie Dolan second. Flight B for 18 holes Betty Schilling took first, Gen Sonoaki placed second. Nine hole group Shirley Peplinski had low gross with a tie for low net between Shirley Pepinski and Minna Stahl. Extra points for driving No 8 green went to Fran Forrester Shirley Bailey Gen Sonoski Joan Morgan Ann Chillock Lou Mazler.
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Lou Mazler
Brown Leads Jamestown Past Elks With Shutout
Corry Jamestown blanked Elks 4 0 at Bracken Field as Brown hurled a two hit shutout and slugged a solo homer and two singles. His three hits boosted his season average to .686, tops in the league per Ray Shaw. Bramagin follows at .531 and Bennett at .524.
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Schwab Sparks Braves Victory in Junior League Game
Schwab pitched and batted the Braves to a 5-3 win over the Indians at Loveland Field. He fanned 13 and doubled twice, one off the left-center field fence, in a well played contest that featured Brent Allen and Norm Hasbrouck at third base. Hasbrouck took the loss after pitching part of the game.
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Record-Setting Qualifier Leads in National Public Links
Arne Dokka, 22, from Studio City California, shot 30 35 85 at Brown Deer to top the qualifying with 137. He holds a four stroke lead over Ralph Colla of Youngstown Ohio who shot 70 for 141. Only three medalists have later won the championship.
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