All Star selections shape NL and AL lineups for July games
National League names eight right handed hitters led by Orlando Cepeda at first base and Willie Mays in center. Roberto Clemente wins right field, while Tommy Davis and Del Crandall join the NL outfield and catching group. American League picks include Rich Rollins at third, Mickey Mantle in center, Billy Moran at second, Leon Wagner leading in homers, with Roger Maris returning.
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Joe Reichler
Associated Press
NEW York
Fred ‘Hutchinson
Ralph Houk
Washington
Chicago
Wrigley Field
San Francisco
Twins
Orlando Cepeda
Willie Mays
Cepeda
Mays
Roberto Clemente
Felipe Alou
Giants
Minnesota
Rich Rollins
Brooks Robinson
Clete Boyer
Frank Malzone
RBI
Mickey Mantle
Billy Moran
Los Angeles
Moran
Cleveland
Leon Wagner
Angels
Rocky Colavito
Detroit
Wagner
Roger Maris
Mantle
Jim Gentile
Baltimore
Luis Aparicio
Earl Battey
Pittsburgh
Bill Mazeroski
St. Louis
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Clemente
Tommy Davis
del Crandall
Milwaukee
John Roseboro
Giants Top Phillies 8-3 Behind Alou Three-Run Seventh
Felipe Alou homered twice and Willie McCovey Cepeda added one each as the Giants beat Philadelphia 8 to 3 to extend their NL lead. Bolin earned his second win in as many decisions with five scoreless innings before the Phils broke through in the sixth.
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SAN Francisco
Felipe Alou
Willie McCovey
Orlando Cepeda
Philadelphia
Giants
Bob Bolin
Phils
Stu Miller
Bolin
Alou
Willie Mays
Manny Mota
Cepeda
Chris Short
McLish
Green
Short
Brown
Baldschun
Torre
Miller
Bailey
W—Bolin
L—Mclish
Tambourine Wins Derby at Curragh in Photo Finish
Tambourine II, under Mrs. Howell E. Jackson of Middlebury VA, captured the 190400 Irish Derby by a head in a tight finish over Arctic Storm. Sebring finished third, Larkspur faded to fourth as 24 three year olds raced 17 miles before about 50,000 spectators.
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Howell E. Jackson
Middlebury
Sebring
Townsend B. Martin
Locust
N. J
Curragh Course
Dublin
Europe
Larkspur
Raymond Guest
New York
Virginia
Epsom Downs
Indians and Orioles Win in Pony League Action
The Orioles edged the Tigers 1 0 in a pitching duel as Roger Mathis fanned 13 on three hits allowed. The Indians won 4 3 in ten innings over the White Sox with Dicky Knight striking out eight before Bobby Aycock earned the win.
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Orioles
Tigers
Indians
White Sox
Danny Wakefield
Joe Emrico
Dicky Knight
Bobby Aycock
McKenzie
Alex Farrish
Emrico
Hammond
Early Cars Through Time From Propulsion to Assembly Line
A compact quiz traces automotive milestones from Verbiest’s 1678 contraption to Duryea's 1893 gasoline car and Ford’s 1909 assembly line. Readers are invited to paste pictures in a scrapbook, note dates, and mail entries for a prize. Steve Christianson of Fergus Falls Minn wins $10.
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Ferdinand Verbiest
N. J. Cugnot
Oliver Evans
Davenport
France
Lenoir
Germany
Daimler and Benz
United States
J. Frank Duryea
Henry Ford
Steve Christianson
Fergus Falls
Minn
Olympic Planning Program Slated in Jasper
A three day Junior Olympic long course swim meet July 12 to 14 in Jasper Alabama will feature a full diving program with nine age divisions on one and three meter boards and an open diving event for over 12s. An Olympic development program funded by the Olympic committee aims to spot talent for international competition. Ted Bitondo will referee the diving. judges include Rock Spearman Harry Siegal Bill Menton Bill Tant and Dr. Buddy Thorn. Deadline for entry is July 4.
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Jasper
Ala
Olympics
Bill Menton
Mobile
Bill Tant
Birmingham
Buddy Thorn
Hadley Wins At Courtland in Confederate Grand Prix
George Hadley of Louisville wins the first race at Courtland driving a Lotus Elite. Dr B S Carpenter of Birmingham finishes second in a TR 3 with Manfred Lowen of Marietta third in a Porsche. Robertson wins the second race aboard a Corvette with M D Smith and Bob McQueen completing the podium.
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Courtland
Ala
George Hadley
Louisville
B. S. Carpenter
Birmingham
Manfred Lowen
Marietta
George Robertson
M. D. Smith
Eglin Air Force Base
Fla
Jim Watson
Chapel Hill
Tenn
Robertson
Smith
RSK
Jim Baker
Sheffield
Cartee and Aycock Deliver Key Hits in Narrow Win
In a tense contest, Cartee and Aycock each posted RBI singles late as the team edged its opponent. The clutch hits sparked a rally and helped secure the victory in a tight baseball showdown.
First Baptist Romps Northside in Church Softball League
First Baptist defeated Northside 15 to 2 Thursday night at Austinville Park. No games are scheduled this week. Rained out games will be made up July 10 through 13.
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First Baptist
Northside Baptist
Austinville Park
Orioles Tigers Split Twinbill as Tigers Triumph Nightcap
Baltimore and Detroit split a doubleheader with the Tigers winning 7-4 in the nightcap after Detroit took the opener 6-3. Baltimore erased four unearned runs in the fifth on two errors and Russ Snyder’s run, while Brooks Robinson also homered. Milt Pappas started strong for Baltimore in the second game but Detroit surged with six runs in the fourth, aided by a Cola Vito homer. Jim Gentile was out due to a neck injury.
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Baltimore
Detroit
Tigers
Orioles
Russ Snyder
Brooks Robinson
Frank Lary
Jack Fisher
Billy Hoeft
Norm Cash
Rocky Colagito
Mike Rourke
Chico Fernandez
Oriole
Milt Pappas
Cola Vito
Hoyt Wilhelm
Boog Powell
Powell
Jerry Adair
Don Messi
Terry Fox
Jim Gentile
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Lurin
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Spahn
Claude Raymond
Toronto
Raymond
Dick Ellsworth
Henry Aaron
Joe Adcock
Frank Bolling
Chicago
Ellsworth
Hobbie
Anderson
Bertell
W—Spahn
L—Ellsworth
Aaron
Bolling
Rodriguez Wins Over Armstrong In 10-Rounder
Louis Rodriguez a 25 year old Cuban defeated Rusty Gene Armstrong in Madison Square Garden when referee Barney Felix stopped the 10 rounder at 2 09 of the eighth. Rodriguez weighed 1504 and Armstrong 152. Armstrong was knocked down in the fourth and struggled to stay upright as Rodriguez dominated the later rounds.
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New York
Louis Rodriguez
Rusty Gene
Ace
Rodriguez
Angels Win First At Yankee Stadium
Los Angeles angels defeated the New York Yankees 5 to 3 at Yankee Stadium marking their first win there. Dean Chance relieved and held the Yankees in the eighth. Littie Pearson drove in two runs with a fourth inning single and a first homer by Chance.
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NEW York
Los Angeles Angels
Yankee Stadium
Saturoia
New Yorkes
Littie Pearson
Dean Chance
Pearson
Whitey Ford
Angels
Ted Bowsfield
Angel
Chance
Wayne
Ohio
Bowsfield
Bobby Richardson
Roger Maris
Mickey Mantle
John Blanchard
Hector Lopez
Bill Skowron
Los Angeles
Sall
Rodgers
Daley
Sheldon
Turley
Clevenger
Howard
Blanchard
W — Bowsfield
L—Daley
Maris
America Moves To Overwhelming Lead Over Poland
In Chicago at Stagg Field the USA leads Poland 72 to 34 after opening session of a two day dual meet. Americans sweep seven events and win the 400 meter relay while Kazimierz Zimny wins the 5 000 meters for Poland. Women trail 35 27 but split six events. Sunday adds more finals as the U S seeks repeat victories from 1958 and 1961. A Wisconsin zoologist notes salmon can track odors like hounds.
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Chicago
America
Poland
USA
Kazimierz Zimny
Stagg Field
Warsaw
Armstrong Fights Back as Rodriguez Presses Late
In a tense bout Rodriguez surged in the eighth round with swift punches while Armstrong offered little offense. Each time Rodriguez seemed poised for a knockout Armstrong found a burst of life and defenses. the fighter traded momentum as the rounds progressed.
Baseball Matchups Across Major Leagues Today
Schedules show probable pitchers for both leagues with multiple games in American and National play. Teams include Cleveland Chicago Los Angeles New York Minnesota Washington Detroit Baltimore Kansas City Boston Milwaukee Pittsburgh St Louis Cincinnati Houston Philadelphia San Francisco and Los Angeles with noted pitchers and records for each tilt.
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W. L. Pet
G.B. Cleveland
New York Cues
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Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
National League
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Francisco
Pittsburgh
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Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
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Cleveland
Ramos
Hartman
Latman
Buzhardt
Pizarro
Belinsky
Lee
Terry
Boulton
Pascual
Rippelmeyer
Bunning
Roberts
Pfister
Wilson
Cardwell
Hendley
McBean
Gibbon
Jackson
Jay
Golden
Craig
Drysdale
Mahaffey
San Francisco
McCormick
Lindstrom Captures National Swass Open in Rainy Finish
Mrs. Lindstrom of St. Petersburg Fla won the National Swass Open Golf Championship by two shots. She posted 76 73 for a 301 total as Joann Prentice and Ruth Jessen tied for second at 303. Defending champion Mickey Wright stumbled in the final 36 holes, after leading earlier.
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St. Petersburg
Fla
Joann Prentice
Ruth Jessen
Mickey Wright
Red Sox Crush KC with 18 Hits in Big Win
Boston baseball hittersでした 18 hits leading to a 12 to 6 victory over Kansas City. Frank Malzone Lu Clinton and Eddie Bressoud fueled the attack with multiple RBIs and homers. Clinton hit a grand slam and a two run homer while Bressoud added two homers and a double.
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Boston
Kansas City
Frank Malzone
Lu Clinton
Eddie Bressoud
Malzone
Clinton
Bressaud
Carl Yastrzemski
Gary Geiger
Norm Bass
Wickersham
Bass
McDevitt
Fischer
Sullivan
Azcue
Conley
Radatz
Pagliaroni
W—Conley
L—Bass
Alasik
Bressoud
Geiger
Senators Blank Minnesota 1-0 In Pitching Duel
Washington edge Minnesota 1-0 behind Tom Cheney who allowed five hits and struck out 10. Kenny Hamlin delivered a seventh inning run producing single to left as Jim King scored after walking and advancing on infield outs. Kaat took the loss for the Twins.
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Washington
Tom Cheney
Minnesota
Jim Kaat
Washington Senators
Cheney
Kaat
Kenny Hamlin
Jim King
King
Hamlin
Battey
Schmidt
W—Cheney
L— Kaat
Pirates thump Cardinals to break third-place tie
Smoky Burgess drove in seven runs with two homers and Roberto Clemente added five RBIs as the Pittsburgh Pirates routed the St. Louis Cardinals 17 to 7 on a muddy field. Clemente collected four hits while Bill Mazeroski also homered and Vern Law earned his sixth win with eighth-inning help from Diomedes Olivo.
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ST. Louis
Smoky Burgess
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Cardinals
Clemente
Bucs
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Vern Law
Diomedes Olivo
Finish Seals Fourth Place Tie at 306 with Suggs
The round finished 81 77 for a total of 306 as a fourth place tie with Louise Suggs.
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Louise Suggs
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