Koufax Mays and Aaron Lead National League All Stars
Sandy Koufax Willie Mays and Hank Aaron headline the National League lineup as they face the American League in the 37th midsummer game at Busch Memorial Stadium. The NL holds an 18-17-1 edge, with starting pitchers to be named by managers Walter Alston and Sam Mele. Joe Morgan misses due to a knee injury. Jim Lefebvre replaces him at second base.
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Robinson Boys
Busch Memorial Stadium
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NBC
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Minnesota Twins
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Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
Houston
Joe Morgan
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Jim Lefebvre
Morgan
Ron Santo
Chicago
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh
Billy McCool
Cincinnati
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Bob Gibson
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia
Claude Raymond
McLain
Gary Bell
Cleveland
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Dim
Catfish) Hunter
Kansas City
Sam McDowell
Steve Barber
Baltimore Orioles
Jim Kaat
Minnesota
Pete Richert
Washington
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Lefebvre
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Santo
Bobby Knoop
Detroit
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Graham demands heavy work at Redskins training camp
Otto Graham at Washington Redskins camp vows strict work ethic with extra practice after sessions. He aims to instill relentless effort, modeled on Paul Brown, and will coach 45 rookies and 14 veterans as 26 players report.
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Otto Graham
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Washington Redskins
Graham
Redskins
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Cleveland Browns
Coast Guard Academy
Cleveland
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San Francisco
Los Angeles Dons
Bowling Roundup from Riverside Lanes Tonight
Riverside Lanes hosts a midweek bowling roundup with divisions contested in a long standings list. Teams like Dress and Downtown Esso clash as the first half unfolds with Monday makeups and upcoming games shaping the late round outcomes.
Recreation Center's Boys Baseball Near End Of Season
The Boys Baseball League at Schoolfield Recreation Center nears season end with all-star selections and tourney prep. Bronco Major lead by Clark Electric at 8-0, Doug Robertson Insurance 7-1. key games Friday and weekend schedules listed. standings recap notes Pepsi-Cola and Grapette top divisions as second halves unfold. Also included: Moscow fencing team wins world foil title 9-1 over Hungary led by Gherman Sveshnikov with three wins.
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Pony
Colt Loops
Schoolfield Recreation Center
Hare
Clark Electric
Doug Robertson Insurance
Robertson
Wrenn Motors
Mets
Pony League
Pepsi-Cola
John Daniel
Link-Watson
Clark
Thompson
Jlink-Watson
Moscow
Soviet Union
Hungary
Gherman Sveshnikov
Minor Little League Schedule and Matches
The schedule lists Minor Little League games with teams including Rudder Mir Masse Woodrow, Reg and Bee vs Jaycees Woodrow, Rotary vs Kiwanis Predeontz, and others. Play times range 4:00 to 7:45 on July 1 and July 14 with matchups such as Lions vs Pythtang and Sertoma vs VIFAW in Piedmont and Stonewalls.
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Uttle League
Mele Aims to End NL All-Star Dominance in Classic
Minnesota manager Sam Mele vows an all-out AL bid to end the NL’s All-Star Game supremacy in St Louis. He plans to start eight regulars if needed, says the AL squad has shed its inferiority complex, and notes no clear gap with the NL. Denny McLain is a top starter possibility. Mickey Mantle declines to play.
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Lew Ferguson
Minneapolis- St.paul
Mele
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit
Denny McLain
Minnesota
Mickey Mattle
New York Yankee
Dallac Tar
Pearson Takes Bridgehampton Pole for 150 Mile Race
NASCAR leader David Pearson won the 1965 Bridgehampton qualifying race in his Dodge, setting a 91.12 mph lap record and securing the pole for Sunday's 150 mile event. Richard Petty was runner up after previously holding the old record. Neg Jarrett, Marvin Panch, and Jim Kilroy followed in the top four. Jarrett, withdrawing from NASCAR, awaits a new Ford as he considers racing or radio coverage duties on the Northern tour.
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N. Y
David Pearson
Spartanburg
S.C
Neg Jarrett
Camden
Pearson
Richard Petty
Petty
Long Island
Marvin Panch
Daytona Beach
Fla
Ford
Jim Mylton
Inman
5.C
Jarrett
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