Davenport’s bench move reshapes Giants infield roles
Giants star Jim Davenport, longtime third baseman, moves to utility infield after Hal Lanier’s breakout at second force Davenport to the bench. Lanier hits .471 in first major league series. Davenport battles .209 average but shines with clutch two run homer and a late triple. Davenport accepts utility role to extend career.
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Jim Davenport
Ciants
Peanut
Alvin Dark
Davenport
Jim Ray Hart
Lanier
St. Louis
Mets
Candlestick
del Crandall
New York
Compton's 4-2 Victory Over Redlegs In Early Scoring
Compton's Colts topped the Redlegs 4-2 with all runs coming in the first two innings. Mike Boldt pitched a two hitter and added a double for the Colts who led by four games and need only a split of their last eight games to clinch a tie for the title.
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Compton
Sporting Goals
Ramire
Brothers Redlegs
Mt. Eden Natonal
Mike Boldt
Colts
Giants face Marichal versus Bennett in key series finale
The Giants, half a game back, send ace Juan Marichal (11-3) to the mound against lefty Dennis Bennett (8-5) in a pivotal 1 game set. Philadelphia hosts San Francisco as both teams jockey for position in the schedule and All Star considerations.
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Clay Dalrymple
Giants
Juan Marichal
Dennis Bennett
Giant Hotel
Duncing
Batdshot
Ingestad
Inia
Mar
Snider
Dayader
Myo
Th-Tiger
Perry
Theough
Herrn Alain
Amene
Gannls
Cald Ventuck
Chicago
Philagelpmia
SAN Francisco
Olsalfer
h—Snez
Philadelphia
San Francisca
Allen
Ib—Allen
Hr—Salder
Covington
S—Bunning
Willer
Lansing
Patterson Risks All In Comeback Bout With Machen
Patterson, determined after recent losses to Liston and Johansson, meets Eddie Machen in Stockholm. A loss could push him to retire. a win would set up possible clashes with Cassius Clay and Liston. Machen, once spurned as a challenger, seeks a decisive victory to solidify a title path.
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Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Sonny Ulston
Eddie Machen
Patterson
Farmer
Machen
Cassius Clay
Lisan
National League Takes All Star Game In 7 5 Victory
A star-filled NL squad led by Willie Mays Sandy Koufax and Jim Bunning toppled the AL 7 5 at Shea Stadium in the 34th All Star Classic. Expected crowd near 50 000, NBC telecast, noon start. Batting leaders Williams Mays Clemente and Aaron highlight rosters. pitching stars Bunning and Pascual anchor rotations.
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New York
Willie Mays
Sandy Koufax
Jim Bunning
Shea Stadium
NBC
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Roberto Clamente
Mickey Man
Tle
Billy Williams
Whitey Ford
Henry Aaron
Kaline
Tony Oliva
Cleveland
New York Yankees
Whiley Ford
Los Angeles Dodgers
Koufax
Walt Alston
Bunning
Philadelphia
Orioles tie with Royals as curfew halts fireworks led to replay
Kansas City pounds Manny Jimenez for three homers and five RBIs but Baltimore and Kansas City settle for a 6-6 tie after nine innings due to league curfew delaying start and forcing a replay. Orioles maintain a three game lead over New York after a doubleheader loss by the Yankees.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Manny Jimeney
Orioles
New York
Minnesota
Ils
Kansas City Baltimore
Cautey
Brandtch de Willams
Ostermaen Ss
Jimener
Poweld Iraya Tariabulk
Siete
Colavi
Roberts
Bowen
Jovesh
Alusik
Xanaea City
Williams
Kirkland
Cloth
Jimenez J
Powell
S—Sanilava
Iph
Drabowsky
Santiaga
Piister
Ava
Joaa Robests
Haddix
Mller
Pa—Bryan
Peters Fires Three-Hitter as White Sox Top Indians 4-0
Gary Peters pitched a three hitter through seven and a half innings, then Chicago exploded for four runs in the eighth to beat Cleveland 4-0. Peters struck out eight, walked four, and improved to 1-0 while Sam McDowell took the loss after an early no-hit bid was broken in the eighth.
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Dean Chance
Los Angeles
John Wyatt
Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Boston
Jack Kralick
Cleveland
Juan Pizarro
Gary Peters
Chicago White Sox
San Francisco
Juan Mariechal
Houston
Dick Farrell
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Ure Cubs
Dick Ellsworth
Phillies
Chris Short
Chicago
Indians
Peters
Sam McDowell
White Sox
Tiree
Flemblans
Wenger
Salmon Pert
Bulord
Weis
Healy
Sax
Cunningham
Salmon s—Ward
McDowell
Mamas Bbc
AncDeneil Werd Oy
Selers
Gererceent
Wr-Peters
Wert Homer Lifts Tigers Past Nats
Detroit's Don Wert blasted a three run homer in the sixth to fuel a 6 3 victory over Washington as Dave Wickersham became the American League's first 11 game winner. Wert returned from a wrist injury and moved to shortstop after Dick McAuliffe was ejected for arguing a third strike.
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Detroit
Don Wert
Detroit Tigers
Washington
Dave Wickersham
Wert
Dick McAuliffe
McAuliffe
Cal Drummond
Abi Keregdy
Thomas Efrt
Zim
Werk
Eoperl
iBrseman
Aguirre Po Tool
Hunt
Healt Aki Torats
Waahlagion
Gelrot
LO Washington
Betrels
De—Brinkinen
HR Bromley
Bie Brineraan
Sivickeranarn
Aguirre
Carmel Course-No Dilly-Dally Opens on Monterey Peninsula
Edgar H Haber, a three handicapper, conceives the Carmel Valley Golf and Country Club to emphasize rapid play. He cites long delays at Pebble Beach and St Andrews, urging members to maintain pace and to let faster groups pass. non proprietary Carmel Club directors enforce etiquette with potential membership cancellation for repeated noncompliance.
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Carmel
Monterey Peninsula
Carmel Valley Golf and Country Club
Edgar H. Haber
Haber
Sac Francis
Stow
Pebble Beach
Jaber
Europe
Habér
St. Andrews
Scotland
Carmel CL
Memrs
Knightly Manner Wins Lamplighter Handicap at Monmouth Park
Knightly Manner ridden by Howard Grant closed steadily through the stretch to win the Lamplighter Handicap at Monmouth Park Saturday by one length over Lt Stevens.
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Oceanport, NJ
API
Knightly Manner
Howard Grant
Monemouth Park
Lt. Stevens
Serious Rodriguez Leads Marr by One in Rainy Round
A chaotic golf round sees Serious Rodriguez and Marr tied late on the back nine with Rodriguez closer to a 12 under par as both chase a potential birdie on the 18th. The writeup notes numerous hazards, speculative shots, and notable names from the field, including Nicklaus and Ren Venturi, amid a crowded leaderboard and weather-tinged play.
N T Lewis Leads Continentals To 2-0 Victory In League Game
N T Lewis pitched a three hit shutout and Thomas Hall backed him with a run driven in by Mike Wruble as Star TV beat Howell Realty 2-0 in Continental Little League. Valley Poultry and Local Loan edged Newsome Paints 5-4 as Terry LaPray and Scott Moore contributed key hits in a pair of midgame rallies.
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Lewis
Imoundsman
Charlies Hall
Star TV
Hayward
Howell Realty
Star
Valley Poultry
Newsome Paints
Terry LaPray
Hall
Howell
M Mike Wruble
Dave Donnan
Scott Moore
Joe Fairwell
Talfy Vidales
Joh Pendley
iValley
Ron
Luan
Newsome
Paneho Terry
Chris Ugurilzen
Realty
Nelson
Yankees Sweep Twins as Mantle Linz Star in Doubleheader
New York defeats Minnesota 7 5 in game one with Mickey Mantle driving in three runs via a three run homer. Phil Linz then delivered the decisive run in game two scoring on a Versalles error to complete the sweep. Linz doubled in a run and scored again while Mantle totaled four hits across both games.
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Snyder
Billy Nen
Renlir
Teta
Jack Nicklaus
Ren Venturi
New York
Tae Ivan Roariuerssereg
Mantle
Hr—Michhel
Liv i J
Lena
Richard
Boston
Demwell
Joe Gee
Red Sox
Gary
Kilpostein
Tea Worthington
Los Angeles Angels
Boulos
Bert
Mikkelsen
Elis
E. Mates
Ellite Basio
Kitupsiela
Weethingtsa
Asek
Srey Senha Dan
YORK
Cina
Tommy Shaw
Rich'dson
Sox
Zty Mebert
Dovare
Ktore
Dan Sikes
Kivedery
Lower
Ken Meride
Signalenedeer Auton
Gonuater
Mincher
Bon Lee Wey
Alpolling
Ana Eltorer
Gare Linier
EUNAH
Los Anarles
Minnesota
Pigesall Cf
Mandlila
Versalles
Geteze
ALGER
Aulton
Zimmerman
Adeek
Oearizees
S—Vernnlles
Pascual
Downing
Wiles
Bon Harrison
Rodsirac
Rae
Wancey Wien
Bouaa
Eaavcuk
Wilkes
Los Angeles
Jock
Les Argeler
Bostons
Seiriano
Peners Fered
Bresvoud
Don Finsierwen
Wilese
Hr—Sercin
Clinton Jim Paerlee
Mantius
Bretsooditeny Edwards
Ate
Harod Kreece
Phil Linz
Zoilo Versalles
New York Yankees
Mine Jaexota
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Camilo Pascual
Sermen
Clare Yankees
Jerry Zimmerman
Twins
Holy Allsom
Mach
Allison
Oliva
Ruth Game Broadcast From KDIA In Oakland
Oakland radio KDIA 1310 will air the Babe Ruth county all star tournament final at Isan Lorenzo High on July 12 starting 12 30 p m Milt Gamble and Rick Gamble will provide play by play
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Oakland
Isan Lorenzo High
Radi Kdia
Milt
Rick Gamble
All-Star and Champs Clash in Five-Game Series
The L D S Loop All-Stars face San Lorenzo and Oakland IL clubs in a five game set across Junior and Senior divisions at Bret Harte Field with opening games slated tomorrow. Junior action begins earlier followed by the senior tilt at 8 30 p.m. The clubs reconvene on July 13 20 and August 3 to complete the series ahead of regional tournaments. Selected players named for each division include numerous local standouts from Castro Valley San Lorenzo and Leandro among others.
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San Leandro Stake Softlisd
Oakland IL
San Lorenzo
Bret Harte Field
AllStar
LOE Stake Junior Allstars
SAH
Leand2o
Russ Soates
Phil
Alice Bundy
Mike Frye
San It Oo Iuck
Lhareye Banars
Rich
Oronchent
Cary Oh Egklés
Fan Lorenzo
Jores de Daavee Rasmussen
San Vlorenzo
Jim Hebb
Mike Hoban
Castro Valley
Dina Brown
Ren Alexander
Ben
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Som Haller
Richie Allen
Sports Report
Jack Hanley
Hart
Hal Lanier
Gil Garrido
Tacoma
Keystone
Redlegs
Marihhal
Liston
Las Vegas
Nev
Floyd
Santo Amanti Offaly
N.L. All-Stars
New York Mets
Ford
Orlando Cepeda
Ron Hunt
Ken Boyer
Cards
Dick Groat
Mays
Clemente
Pirates
Joe Torre
Braves
Bobby Richardson
Brooks Roublnso
Jim Fregasi
Angels
Killebrew
Oliya
Elston
Howard
Aaron
Bull White
Bill Mazeroski
Ron Santo
Jimmie Hall
Frank Malzone
Chuck Hinton
Norm Siebert
Jerry Lump
Homer
Nats
New Carmel
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Pony Lema
Serious Rodriguez
Marr
N. T. Lewis
Linz Bats
Clete Boyer
Linz
Ling
Bosox Crush L.A
KDIA
Ruth
L.D.S. Loop All-Stars
Champs
Baily Review
Hayward Area
W. Winton
Fremont Area
Fremont Blvd
Livermore Area
South
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