Chisox Top Orioles as Causey Smacks Warm-Up Home Run
Chicago White Sox beat Baltimore 9-2 as Wayne Causey hit a three run homer in the eighth, erasing a 4-2 Orioles lead. Eddie Stanky praised, Hank Bauer lamented. Kansas City shut out New York 2-0, Minnesota beat Boston 3-2, Detroit toppled Cleveland 7-4, California defeated Washington 4-2. Campaneris sparked Kansas City rallies, Krausse won. Boswell’s four-hitter helped Minnesota. Will Horton delivered a two run double for Detroit. Roders’ two run double lifted the Angels past the Senators. Frank Howard homered twice for Washington.
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Mays Bows Out Of NL All Star Starting Lineup
New York AP Willie Mays misses starting NL lineup for the July 11 game in Anaheim as managers choose the starters. Alston will select pitchers and the rest of the 25 man squad. Clemente Aaron Brock Alley Mazeroski Cepeda Torre Allen Perez etc. Holders include McCovey Morgan Santo Cardenas Mays not repeating.
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Baseball standings and results in American and National Leagues
Baseball standings show teams led by Chicago and St Louis with win loss records and percentages. Wednesday results include Kansas City over New York, Chicago over Baltimore, Minnesota over Boston, Detroit over Cleveland, California over Washington, with several games today. Jockey Angel Cordero Jr signs a $100,000 contract to ride for Lou Wolfson's Harbor View Farms in New York.
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Kaline Out Oliva In For AL All Stars
New York Tony Oliva of Minnesota replaces hurt Al Kaline of Detroit in the starting lineup for the American League in the July 1 All Star game in Anaheim. Oliva, who finished fourth in AL balloting with 28 votes, was announced by Commissioner William Eckert after Joe Cronin relayed the decision from Hank Bauer.
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Legion Triumph Over Waterford In Five-Run Sixth
Corry Legion rallied after Waterford led early as Dave Wetmore and Jim Bafalski sparked a five-run sixth inning aided by two Waterford errors. Roy Swanson tossed a four-hitter with 13 strikeouts as Corry won behind disciplined hitting from Wetmore Hammond and Wascalli. The Savings and Loan squad plans 5 pm practice then departs Loveland Field at 3:45 Saturday for Summit.
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Moose Defeat Elks 11-7 On Base Running Rally At Olin Bracken Field
The Moose led by pitcher D Casler edged the Elks 11-7 at Olin Bracken Field. Casler allowed six hits and struck out eight to improve to 2-2. Dunnewold cleared a bases loaded double for the decisive blow as Moose base running and Elks miscues produced the runs. Daniels and Carnegie led Elks with two hits each.
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Mays Slams Two Homers In Giant Warm-up To All Star Fame
Willie Mays belted two homers and two singles as the Giants routed the Cardinals 14 to 2 in San Francisco. Despite missing a starting NL outfielder spot, Mays remains a strong bet for the All Star roster, while other NL results included Cubs sweeping Pittsburgh and Dodgers rallying past Cincinnati.
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