Kaline Leads AL All Star Selections With 242 Votes
New York AP reports Kaline of Detroit led the American League with 242 votes for the All Star team to face the National League July 11 in Anaheim. Frank Robinson of Baltimore drew 239, with Brooks Robinson and the Robinson brothers among others also well represented. The NL lineup and rest of squads were to be announced later.
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Kaline
New York
al Kaline
Detroit
William Eckert
Anaheim
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Robinson Boys
Baltimore
Yastrzemski
Boston
Carew
Kline
Twins and Angels Win as Berry Stuns Orioles and Robinson Shines
In Chicago, Ken Berry beat the odds with a two run single in the ninth to rally the White Sox past the Orioles as Ed Stanky admitted Berry’s eyes proved quicker than his. Meanwhile Bill Robinson homered and collected three hits in the Yankees 5 2 victory over Kansas City aiding their fourth straight win. Minnesota edged Boston 2 1 and California defeated Washington 3 0 while Detroit and Cleveland rested. Elston Howard suffered a fractured knuckle in the eighth.
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Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Berry
Stanky
Bill Robinson
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Minnesota
Boston
California
Washington
Detroit
Cleveland
White Sox
Robinson
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Theoss
Elston Howard
Howard
Tony Oliva
Theourth
Zoilo Versalles
Ted Ahraender
Twins
Red Sox
al Worthington
Jim Kaat
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Jack Hamilton
Cosman Uses New Windup vs Giants In 3-1 Victory
Jim Cosman baffled the Cardinals with a new windup for eight innings as the Giants beat the Cardinals 3-1. Rookie Rich Nye, Billy Williams, and Ron Santo powered the Cubs to a 4-2 win over the Phillies, extending their streak to seven. The Mets rallied to a 3-2 upset over Pittsburgh while Osteen spun five strong for the Dodgers in a 3-0 win over the Reds.
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Associated Press
Jim Cosman
St. Louis Cardinals
Jesson
San Francisco Giants
Mazel
Cosman
Giants
Cardinals
Billy Mufett
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Pittsburgh
Claude Osteen
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Houston
Nashville
Tenn
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
al Spangler
Cubs
Reds
Rich Nye
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
Mets
Ken Boyer
Ed Charles
Elroy
Osteen
Ron Hunt
Willie Davis
Ron Pairly
Dodgers
Mel Queen
Beaverdam beats BUB in Church League softball
Beaverdam 18 defeats BUB 6 with multiple offensive highlights. Stutzman and Weaver lead with two doubles each, plus triples by Bennink Brooks 8 Troyer Weaver and Dean Klopfenstein. Hosetler earns the win while Bennink takes the loss. Car for sale appears in classifieds.
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Beaverdam
BUB
R. Stutzman
B. Weaver
R. Hostetler
G. Southworth
V. Bennink
K. Brooks
Troyer
Dean Klopfenstein
Robert Hostetler
Baseball Standings and Monday Results Across Leagues
National League standings show St Louis 43 Mar and Cincinnati 42 30 with Chicago 39 28 and Pittsburgh 35 31 close in the chase. San Francisco 36 M 514 and Los Angeles 30 39 435 trail, while New York 24 41 369 and Houston 26 45 366 occupy the lower spots. Monday results include Chicago 4 Philadelphia 2 and St Louis 3 San Francisco, with Los Angeles 3 Cincinnati and New York 3 Pittsburgh 2. several games planned for today and tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Cincinnati
Chicago
Pittsburgh
San Fran
Atlanta
Phila
Phia
Los Angeles
New York
Houston
Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Lou
Cincinna
New Yorkouston
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Washington
Minnesota
Boston
Twinight
Detroit
Olean Pro Wins Bradford Golf Tourney
Olean New York pro Jim McCoy won the Bradford Penn Hills Country Club event defeating Ted McKenzie in a sudden death playoff after 18 holes ended tied at one over par. McCoy rolled in a 36 foot birdie putt on the first playoff hole to seal the title.
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Bradford
Jim McCoy
Olean
N.Y
Penn Hills Country Club
McCoy
Ted McKenzie
Paoli
Legion Team Hosts Waterford In Loveland Field Clash
The American Legion 29th District champions, the Savings and Loan team, host Waterford Legion tomorrow at 6 15 p m at Loveland Field. Roy Swanson will start his third game of the season, after two no hit outings. The doubleheader follows a strong week with trips to Summit and Ashtabula for league and tournament play. Large home crowd expected as fans honor the team after Saturday’s no hit win at Lawrence Park.
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Corry Savings and Loan
American Legion
Waterford Legion
Loveland Field
Roy Swanson
The
Legion
Swanson
Harborcreek
Lawrence Park
Savings and Loaners
Summit
Ashtabula
Turborcar turndown reshapes Indy turbine race
USAC restricted turbine engine air intake limiting STP Turbocar to 480 horsepower effective January 1 1968. STP backer Andy Granatelli condemned the move as political. Parnelli Jones and A J Foyt commented on the decision amid talks of turbine engine costs and future viability.
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Indianapolis
Ind
U.S. Auto Club
Andy Granatelli
Studebaker
USAC
Granatelli
STP
Pratt & Whitney
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex
Jones
Thomas W. Binford
Binford
Jean Baynes
General Motors
Plan Bill To Overcome Court Rule Sportsmen Demand Fish Kill Legislation
Harrisburg sportsmen protest a plan to empower the Fish Commission to sue polluters for fish kills. Rep. Laudadio and Rep. Kury backed HB 513 to grant court action, but Senate Republicans reportedly killed it and replaced with SB 841, watered down. The State Superior Court ruled in June that Pennsylvania fish are not state property, blocking damages suits. supporters warn defeat endangers stream cleanup and may prompt a Supreme Court appeal.
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Pennsylvania
Fish Commission
John F. Laudadio
Jeannette
Pennsylvania Federation of Sportsmen's Clubs
Laudadio
House
Frank Kury
Sunbury
Senate
Committee On Forests and Waters, Game and Fish
Preston B. Davis
Kury
State Superior
The
State Supreme Court
VEW Ties DJ With 21-8 Win Over Elg. Elks Lose 13-8
VEW moved into a tie for first place with DJ by routing Elg 21-8 as Loveland and Simmonsen pitched for VFW. Elks were stifled by Love land and Simmonson, managing little offense beyond a few pitchers, while Frisina and Simmonsen led VFW with perfect 4-for-4 and 3-for-3 days respectively. Daniels hit a two-run homer and Chisler added one with two on, as VFW scored ten in the first inning. Eckert of Elizabethtown was named by the American Bowling Congress to represent the U S in the Americas tournament in Miami July 25-30, carrying a 202 league average.
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VEW
Loveland
Simmonson
Elks
Vets
VFW
Frisina
Simmonsen
Herm Steaves
Chisler
C. Daniels
U.S
Miami
Fla
Norm Eckert
Elizabethtown
American Bowling Congress
United States
Eckert
Indians Rout Yanks In Teener League Game
The Indians defeated the Yanks 15 to 4 behind Norm Hasbrouck who allowed four hits. Brent Allen took the loss for the Yanks as eight hits helped the Indians pull away.
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Indians
Yanks
Brent Allen
Norm Hasbrouck
Allen
Toby Shea Named Warren Area High School Football Coach
Warren County announces John Toby Shea will lead Warren Area High School football. A Warren High School alumnus and former Youngsville coach, Shea replaces Fred Bell who resigned to pursue teaching and coaching in New Jersey. Shea begins duties for the 1967 season after a strong prep record.
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X. K. Barratt
Warren County
John
Toby” Shea
Warren Area
Shea
Youngsville High School
Fred ‘Bell
Bell
New Jersey
Warren High
Clarendon
Warren High School
The
Dragons
Lock Haven State College
Johnsonburg High School
Youngsville Eagles
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Jaymar Stack
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