Pesky Hitters Deliver National League Extra Innings Win
Maury Wills and Tim McCarver sparked the National League to a 2-1 victory over the American League in 10 innings at Busch Stadium. Wills opened the 10th with a single to score McCarver, who started the rally. Brooks Robinson impressed on defense as pitch and heat dominated a dramatic All-Star game in 102 degree weather.
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All Star Game Box Score From Classic Exhibition
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Brooks Robinson Unanimous All Star MVP Pick
Brooks Robinson, Baltimore third baseman, was named the unanimous Most Valuable Player of the 37th All Star game after a 3-for-? performance that included a triple and two singles. He played 10 innings in 102 degree heat, made three fine defensive plays, and set a fielding record with eight chances in the first nine innings. He emphasized the honor over personal glory and noted he expected to stay in the game.
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Don Budge Heads Net School At Chatham Hall
Don Budge, renowned tennis great, runs a two month tennis school at Chatham Hall Chatham with wife handling administration. The program draws 51 to 60 students aged 10 to 18, split four week sessions, and emphasizes conditioning strokes and umpiring. Budge praises old scoring method, recalls grand slam of 1938, and plans future matches and a Masters Championship using the Van Allen system.
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Fragmented Sports Scores From A Noisy Page
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Little League Scores and Player Pairings at Multiple Fields
The report lists Little League games at Commonwealth Field Piedmont No 1 and No 2 and Recreation Center Rotary League results. Matches include Dixon, Ryan Bailey, W McGregor Smith Isom Lewis Austin L Simmons Carter Stuart Hatey Neal Pritchett Tillison Lewis J W Daniel Moore Page Call Shelton Walker among players.
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McLain Reflects After All-Star Stint Versus NL
Denny McLain, 22, pitched three perfect innings in the All-Star game, reflecting on the NL’s edge in pitching and the thrill of competing. He taught a wary approach, saying he never wastes a pitch and could throw three innings every other day, even as the AL fell 2-1 in 10 innings.
Satisfying All-Star Hit From Maury Wills
Maury Wills hit a tying 10th inning single to drive in Tim McCarver as the NL beat the AL. Wills called the moment satisfying and said the hit came on a near perfect pitch, noting his rib injury from Cincinnati and praising teammates Mays and Aaron for supporting him.
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Mike Becht
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
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Pete Richert
Washington
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Bowling Results From Riverside Lanes Night Meet
Bowling lanes show scores across leagues at Riverside with Mothlighters Nighthawks led by Condon 156 and Summers team Winters, Runarounds Rogers 189, Worley 178, and other clubs like Ben's Place Shumate 194 and Coca-Cola Moore 174. Local standings include Ballou Park Gulf Hawker 128 and Downtown Esso Campton 130, with high total 487 from Go-Goes Bundy.
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