All-Star Players Set for East West All-America Game
Illinois star Jim Grabowski and Texas Tech’s Donny Anderson headline East and West rosters for the All-America game in Atlanta Stadium. The 9:30 p.m. EDT kickoff features future pros from ABC color telecast across 202 stations, with 50,000 expected fans.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Green Bay
Packers
Atlanta Stadium
Braves
Falcons
Buffalo
Nly
American Football Coaches Association
ABC
Grabowski
Red Grange
Duffy Daughterty
Michigan State
Anderson
Paul Hornung
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Tommy Prothro
UCLA
Garrett
Randy Johnson
Texas A&i
Steve Sloan
Alabama
Atlanta Falcons
Johnson
West
Jim Lindsey
Arkansas
Walt Garrison
Oklahoma State
Freeman White
Tony Jeter
Nebraska
Gary Lane
Missouri
Sloan
Joe Namath
Joe Labruzzo
Louisiana State
Hal Wantland
Tennessee
Garbowski
Charley Casey
Florida
Pat Hodgson
Georgia
Bill Malinchak
Indiana
Sam Ball
Kentucky
Baltimore Colts
Dave McCormick
LSU
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Aug van Horn
Ohio State
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Dick Arrington
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Paul Crane
New York Jets
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Texas
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Oklahoma
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National League Saturday games feature star matchups
National League schedules show New York at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia at Chicago with top pitchers Hepler Fryman Simmons Dierker Washburn Koufax Maloney Perry. Houston visits St. Louis while Atlanta goes to Los Angeles and Cincinnati plays San Francisco.
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Dierker
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Johnson
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Maloney
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Perry
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Mann Leads Buckeye Savings Women's Pro Golf in Cincinnati
Carol Mann shot 67 in the first round to take a one stroke lead at the Buckeye Savings Women's Professional Golf Tournament in Cincinnati. Clifford Ann Creed was one behind at 68, with Sandra Haynie Marlene Hagge at 69 in a field that included Kathy Whitworth and Althea Gibson among others.
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Carol Mann
Buckeye Savings
Clovernook Country Club
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra Haynie
Althea Gibson
Marlene Hagzge
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Mann
Cb Maem
Marlene Hagge
Pegoy Wilson
Shirley Englehorn
Jan Ferraris
Marilynn Smith
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Bosox Complete Sweep Of Chisox In Twin Bill
Boston rallyes to a 5-1 win in the nightcap after Tony Conigliaro keys the comeback with a seventh inning double and an eighth inning triple. Jim Lonborg pitched a six hitter for a complete game in the first game as Boston took both ends of the doubleheader.
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Repoz Delivers Late Double For A's 2 1 Victory
Roger Repoz hit a two out double in the eighth to drive in two runs and give Kansas City a 2 1 win over Cleveland. Sonny Siebert carried a no hitter into the eighth before Nossek and Campaneris sparked the rally. Lew Krausse earned the win as Cleveland dropped their sixth straight defeat.
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Roger Repoz
Cleveland
Sonny Siebert
Siebert
A’s
Joe Nossek
Bert Campaneris
Nossek
Jim Gosger
Repor
Campaneris
Indians
Larry Brown
Joe Azcue
Repoz
Lew Krausse
Youngest entrant tops Aachen show in 2 feature jumping
Crystine Jones of Bloomfield Hills Mich 18 the youngest entrant in the Aachen international horseshow finished first among 41 in a feature jumping event Friday Kathy Kusner of Arlington Va the winner Thursday placed third behind Italy's Graziano Mancinelli in the same competition
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Germany
Crystine Jones
Bloomfield Hils
Mich
Kathy Kusner
Arlington, Va
Italy
Graziano Mancinelli
Alston Chooses All-Star Backups Ahead of Tuesday Tilt
Walter Alston the National League manager bypassed several voting leaders to select his reserve infielders and outfielders for the All-Star game in St Louis. He named Felipe Alou as reserve first baseman and Ron Hunt as backup second baseman, with selections shifting infield and outfield roles and naming Willie Stargell Curt Flood and Richie Allen as reserve outfielders behind Mays Aaron and Clemente.
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Walter Alston
St. Louis
Alston
Felipe Alou
Avlanta
Philadelphia
Bill White
Willie McCovery
Giants
Alou
Dodger
Ron Hunt
New York Mets
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Jim Lefebvre
Dodgers
Lefebvre
Houston
Joe Morgan
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Sam Mele
Minnesota
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Cleveland
Rocky
Colavito
Chicago
Tommy Agee
National League
Willie Stargell
Pirates
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Richie Allen
Phillies
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Braves
Roberto Clemente
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Leo Cardenas
Powell's Ninth inning homer gives Orioles 2-1 win over Angels
Boog Powell led off the ninth with his 19th homer as Baltimore defeated California 2-1. Powell's drive off Marcelino Lopez tied Brooks Robinson for the AL lead with 67 RBIs. Lopez allowed two hits through seven before the late collapse.
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Angels
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Stu Miller
Lopez
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Bob Johnson
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Senators Win First Game Then Yankees Triumph in Doubleheader
New York Yankee Ray Barker drove in two runs with a seventh inning single to lift the Yankees past Washington 7-5 in the nightcap after the Senators won the opener 7-6 on Frank Howard's sixth inning sacrifice fly. Mantle slugged homers in both games, totaling 18 this year, and left the nightcap with a pulled muscle after five hits and two walks. Fritz Peterson earned the win in relief as New York rallied from a 4-0 deficit to claim the second game 8-5, with Mantle belting a 450-foot blast for a three-run burst and aiding a late rally. Washington’s Christy death note tied to Dick Christy’s All-America status is mentioned in a separate All-Star context as NC State coach Earle Edwards reflected on Christy’s passing after a clinic in Atlanta.
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Associated Press
Boston
Tony Conigliaro
Bruce Howard
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Jim Lonborg
Howard
Ken Berry
Conigliaroi
Joe Foy
Bob Locker
Red Sox
Locker
Lee Stange
Jose Tartabull
Stange
Dalton Jones
Carl Yastrzemski
Tartabull
Conigliaro
George Scott
Lonborg
NEW York
Ray Barker
New York Yankees
Washington
Senators
Frank Howard
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
Fritz Peterson
Mantle
Bob Laverine
Len Casanova
Barker
Earle Edwards
Christy
Atlnta
North Carolina
Atlanta
Dick Christy
Edwards
Ernie Driscoll
Florida State
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Lou Clinton
Dick New
Joe Pepitone
Ken McMullen
Ed Brinkman
Stottlemyre
Steve Hamilton
Harter and Smith reach Irish final in Dublin
In the Irish Tennis Championships semifinals Kathy Harter of Seal Beach California and Australia's Margaret Smith advance to meet for the title. Harter beat Elizabeth Starkie 6 4 1 6 6 2. Smith defeated Fiona Toyne 6 2.
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Ireland
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Calif
Australia
Margaret Smith
Miss Harter
Britain
Elizabeth Starkie
Miss Smith
Fiona Toyne
Polish fencer Pawlowski retains sabre world title
Jerzy Pawlowski of Poland defended his sabre crown at the world fencing championships on Friday, winning his 18th gold across world events and the Olympics. Tibor Pezza of Hungary took silver, while Zoltan Horvath of Hungary earned bronze.
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Jerzy Pawlowski
Poland
Pole
Tibor Pezza
Hungary
Zoltan Horvath
Stargell, Mazeroski pace Pirates doubleheader sweep
Willie Stargell hit two homers and a three run inside the park shot for 10-2 in game one while Mazeroski added a grand slam and three RBIs as Pittsburgh swept the doubleheader from New York Mets 10-2 and 9-2 at Forbes Field. Stargell totaled seven RBIs across the two games with 21st and 22nd homers and two doubles. Mazeroski drove in seven as he collected three hits and capped the night with his second grand slam of the season in game two.
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Willie Stargell
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh Pirates
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Mazeroski
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Gene Alley
Donny Clendenon
Mets
Roy McMillan
Cleon Jones
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Astros Defeat Cardinals 6-1 in St Louis
Right hander Bob Bruce won only his second decision after five weeks out, limiting the Cardinals to three hits as Houston defeated St. Louis 6-1. Tito Francona hit a pinch home run for St Louis, while Bruce and Claude Raymond combined for the win. Bateman and Gibson were other key contributors in a game marked by early offense for the Astros.
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Cardinals
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Harvey Extends Lead At NC Amateur After 36 Holes
Bill Harvey of Greensboro shot a 74 to reach three over par and extend his lead to three strokes at the halfway point of the North Carolina Amateur Golf Tournament in Salisbury. Grover Dillon Jr. and Skip Tucker shared second with 144, while six players were five behind at 146 including Little who called a selfpenalty for marking the ball on 17.
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Greensboro
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Raleigh
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Fayetteville
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Tucker
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Wilmington
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Gastonia
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Tito Fuentes Finds Home At Second Base For Giants
Tito Fuentes has found a home at second base with the San Francisco Giants after a heel injury shifted him from shortstop. The Cuban refugee, who stayed in the United States in 1963 while his family remained in Cuba, talks of a long path to citizenship and his quick, aggressive style on the field. He bats leadoff, hovers around .265 after a momentary .300 spell, and is noted for his flair and quick release on plays.
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Giants
Ron Bergman
San Francisco
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U.S
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Lanier
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Pero Caliente
Jimmy Davenport
Davenport
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Twins Turn Back Tigers 6-1 in Minneapolis
In a Friday night game in Minneapolis St Paul, the Minnesota Twins rallied after two outs in the fourth to score five runs. Jim Kaat hit a two run homer as Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich faltered, Earl Battey and Ted Uhlaender sparked the rally with a double, Willie Horton misplayed a fly then Cesar Tovar drove in a run and added a later score on Zoilo Versalles single to seal a 6-1 win for Minnesota.
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Minnesota Twins
Jim Kaal
Detroit
Tiger
Mickey Lolich
Twins
Lolich
Earl Battey
Ted Uhlaender
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