All Star Crowd Expected for 34th Cleveland Game
Jim Bunning of the Tigers and Jim O'Toole of the Reds likely start for Tuesday's All Star at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. About 50 000 fans are to watch the noon EST game broadcast by NBC radio and TV. The American League leads 17 15 1 in the series dating to 1933 with the latest lineup featuring Cardinal infield and left handed heavy hitters.
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Cleveland
Jack Hand
Associated Press
Jim Bunning
Detroit Tigers
Jim O’toole
Cincinnati Reds
Municipal Stadium
NBC
Lefty Gomez
Joe Pepitone
New York
Leon Wagner
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Nellie Fox
Chicago
Dark
O'Toole
Reds
Sandy Koufax
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Hal Woodeshick
Houston
Juan Marichal
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Don Drysdale
Larry Jackson
Chicago Cubs
Jackson
Mazeroski
National
Washington
Cea
Anal Gue
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Henry Aaron
Ed Bailey
San
Talent Galore On Star Roster
A roster highlights top players across positions with names like Pepitone Aparicio Kaline Wagner Wagner and Musial. Managers Houk and Dark are listed with coaches Mauch Pesky Kennedy among others.
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Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Bob Kennedy
Chicago
London University Crew Defeats Cornell At Henley
London University edged Cornell by three quarters of a length to win the Grand Challenge Cup at Henley Royal Regatta as American hopes faded for a third straight year. Time was 6 48 for the mile and 550 yards amid rain while Rollins College fell in the Thames Cup semifinal and the Amlong brothers lost the Silver Goblets to Leander Club.
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John Gale
Associated Press Sports
England
Cor
Cassius Clay
Royal Regatta
Cornell
University of London
Harvard
Rollins College
Florida
Tom
Joe Amlong
Leander Club
Stuart Mackenzie
Davidge
Rain Washes Out Wimbledon Match Between Moffitt and Smith
Rain washed out the Wimbledon final between Billie Jean Moffitt and Margaret Smith, delaying the women's singles and three doubles finals to Monday. Also postponed were the men's and women's doubles and mixed doubles finals.
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Wimbledon
Moffit
Smith
Robert Jones
Associated Press
England
Billie Jean Moffitt
Miss Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Margaret Smith
Australia
Chuck McKinley
St. Louis
San Antonio
Tex
Fred Stolle
Darlene Hard
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Miss Smith
Robyn Ebbern
Bob Hewitt
Ken Fletcher
Probable Pitchers By The Associated Press
Major league matchups listed with probable pitchers for American League and National League games. Notable duels include New York at Cleveland, Kansas City at Detroit, Los Angeles at Washington, and St Louis at San Francisco.
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Ashington
Joe Pepitone
New York
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Zoilo Versailles
Minnesota
Luis Aparicio
Baltimore
Frank Boston
Malzone
Brooks Robinson
Leon Wagner
Los An
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Albie Pearson
Los Angeles
Tom Tresh
al Kaline
Detroit
Bob Allison
Ralph Houk
Sam Mele
Johnny Pesky
Larry Jackson
Don Drys
Warren Spahnaukee
Hal Woodeshick
Ed Bailey
San Orlando
San Francisco
Julian Javier
Associated Press
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Baltimore Eeene
Cleveland
Detroit Se
Washington
National League
L. Pet
Sahoy Tae Enagna
Cincinnati Eee
xMilwaukee
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Sateen
Twinight
Terry
Stafford
Kralick
Ramos
Penn
Fischer
Lary
Foytack
Chance
Daniels
Duckworth
Perry
Pappas
Chic
Buzhardt
St. Louis
Simmons
Brogiie
Gibson
Marichal
Sanford
Cincinnati
Purkey
Tsitouris
Koufax
Willhite
Law
Hook
Mahaffey
Chicago
Ellsworth
Milwaukee
Spahn
Houston
Umbricht
McMahon
Y Flash Wins Hollywood Derby in Photo Finish
Y Flash nosed ahead to win the $124,100 Hollywood Derby at Hollywood Park, besting Get Around Olympiad King and Three Links in a tight four horse finish. Jockey Eddie Burns rode the Nevada bred gelding owned by J. K. Houssels of Las Vegas to a 2 1/8 mile time of 2 35. The purse boost brings Y Flash earnings to 211,150 after this second straight stakes win.
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Bob Myers
Y Flash
Las Vegas
J. K. Houssels
Hollywood Park
Maine Chance Farm
Connie King
Olympiad King
Flash O
Whitworth In Carling Lead
Kathy Whitworth shot a par 72 at Pleasant Valley and leads the Lady Carling Eastern Open after 36 holes with 146 total. JoAnne Gunderson sits one behind at 147, Shirley Englehorn falls to 79 for 150, Jackie Pung tied for fourth at 150, and Clifford Amn Creed three back at 149.
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Sutton
Mass
Kathy Whitworth
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Miss Whitworth
Jal
N.M
JoAnne Gunderson
Shirley Englehorn
Miss Iun
Jackie Pung
Clifford Amn Creed
Streaking Senators win fifth straight over the Angels
Washington fielded a walkoff win as Don Leppert doubled in the 10th off Art Fowler after Leon Wagner tied the game with his 20th homer. Dick Phillips hit his first major league homer to put Washington ahead early, and Ron Kline earned the win.
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Washington
Don Leppert
Los Angeles Angels
Leppert
Art Fowler
Jim King
Chuck Hinton
King
Leon Wagner
Angels
Steve Ridzik
Senators
Toronto
Dave Stenhouse
Ron Kline
Dick Phillips
Los Angeles
Don Blasingame
Phillips
McBride
Spring
Fowler
E. Sadowski
Stenhouse
Ridzik
Kline
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L—Fowler
Les Gg
Wagner
Patrol Woman wins Beverly Handicap at Arlington Park
Patrol Woman a recent arrival from Monmouth Park New Jersey captured the $32,425 Beverly Handicap by a length at Arlington Park Husaby finished second a half length ahead of My Portrait in the mile race for fillies Petrel Woman with jockey Jim Nichols earned $18,925 and was timed 1 36 1 5 under 117 pounds returning $10.80 $5.60 and a shorter payoff.
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Chicago
Patrol Woman
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Arlington Park
Husaby
My Portrait
Petrel Woman
Jimmy Nichols
McCovey Delivers Late Homer to Beat Cardinals
Willie McCovey hit his 22nd homer in the seventh inning to break a tie and lift the San Francisco Giants over the St. Louis Cardinals 5-3. Billy Pierce earned his third win, Ray Sadecki took the loss as Mays and James provided key moments in a see-saw NL race.
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SAN Francisco
Willie McCovey
St. Louis
Ray Sadecki
Billy Pierce
Giants
Los Angeles
Pierce
Sadecki
McCovey
Willie Mays
Charlie James
San Fran
Bauta
McCarver
Haller
W— Pierce
L—Sadecki
James
Lamb Chop Defeats Spicy Living In Monmouth Oaks Victory
Lamb Chop edged Spicy Living by a head in the $56,100 Monmouth Oaks at Monmouth Park. Smart Deb repeated third place as Bold Consort finished fourth in a field of eight. Lamb Chop paid 6.60 to win, 3.40 place, 2.40 show.
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Oceanport
N. J
William Haggin Perry
Lamb Chop
Eleanora Sears
Spicy Living
Monmouth Park
Coaching Club
Aqueduct
Russell L. Reineman
Smart
Deb
Smart Deb
Wheatley Stable
Bold Consort
Firecracker Decision Delayed After Daytona Finish
NASCAR officials delay ruling on second place in the Firecracker 400 as Pat Purcell says a decision will come early next week. Fred Lorenzen finished half a car behind Glenn Roberts with Marvin Panch close behind. Glen Wood protests Lorenzen’s lap count during a caution. The Daytona Beach race paid $7,015 for second and $5,110 for third.
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Daytona Beach
Fla
Nascar
Pat Purcell
Fred Lorenzen
Charlotte
N.C
Glenn
Fireball) Roberts
Marvin Panch
Panch
Glen Wood
Stuart
Lorenzen
Roberts
Daytona International Speedway
Bill France
Blue Bell Defeats Slip Up in Hartselle Showdown
Blue Bell Parkers of Decatur edged Slip Up 12-2 at Hartselle on four hit pitching by Bill Lindsey. Earlier, on July 4, Blue Bell defeated Cotaco 20-5 at Cotaco.
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Hartselle
Blue Bell Parkers
Decatur
Slip Up
Bill Lindsey
Blue Bell
Cotaco
Colt 45s Extend Paul Richards as GM for Six Years
The Houston Colt .45s announced on Saturday that they have extended Paul Richards' contract as general manager for six years extending his tenure with the National League club.
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Houston
Houston Colt 45S
Paul Richards
Tigers rally past Kansas City in fifth straight win
Norm Cash belted a three run homer as Detroit beat Kansas City 8 4 aided by Bill Faul’s first win in a month after hypnotism to boost his confidence. Detroit scored in each of the later innings led by Rocky Colavito’s 12th homer while Faul improved to 4 4.
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Detroit
Norm Cash
Bill Faul
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City
Faul
Cash
Tigers
Rocky Colavito
Ed Rakow
Bubba Phillips
Jake Wood
Dick McAuliffe
George Alusik
A’s
Messi
Olx
Rakow
Bowsfield
Willis
Lovrich
Edwards
Triandos
L—Rakow
Alasik
Colavito
Wise Ship Breaks World Record at Delaware Park
Milton Ritzenberg's Wise Ship carried 123 pounds to win the $28,500 Sussex Turf Handicap at Delaware Park in 2:18 4-5 for 11? miles on the turf. Heliodoro Gustines rode the winner, with Vimy Ridge second and Shield Bearer third, reclaiming a previous record set at Belmont Park on Sept. 11, 1961.
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Wise Ship
Belmont Park
Birmingham Man Opens OneStroke Lead In Putting Championship
Lanky Ken Miller of Birmingham Alabama holds a one stroke lead after 144 holes in the National Putting Championship. Miller's 230 total places him 58 under par as 120 players advance from a 300-player field toward a $10,000 prize. Tracy Moore of Augusta Georgia and Ken Boy of Bristol Tennessee tie for second at 231. Bill Crays, the first round leader, falters.
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Cleveland
Ken Miller
Birmingham
Ala
Miller
Tracy Moore
Augusta
Ken Boy
Bristol
Tenn
Bill Crays
Eee
Camo
Reds Top Dodgers as Sun Hurts Vision for Two Run Double
Cincinnati wins 3 1 over Los Angeles ending the Dodgers five game streak. Jim Maloney pitched seven hits to claim his 13th victory in 16 decisions. Bob Skinner and Vada Pinson sparked a fourth inning rally when Coleman misplayed a pop up in the sun.
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Los Angeles
Gordon Coleman
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Reds
Jim Maloney
Bob Skinner
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Coleman
Jim Gilliam
Skinner
Pinson
Maury Wills
Gilliam
Tom Davis
Maloney
Edwards
Drysdale
Perranoski
Roseboro
W—Maloney
L—Drysdale
Ford Wins Canadian Open In Tight Finish At Toronto
Doug Ford of Yonkers New York held off a late rally by Al Geiberger to win the Canadian Open with a four under par 280 after rounds of 69 67 74 and 70 at Scarboro Course. Geiberger shot a 65 final round for 281 one stroke back with Bruce Crampton Fred Hawkins and Bob Rosburg close behind.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Yonkers
N.Y
Ford
al Geiberger
Carlton Oaks
Calif
Geiberger
Scarboro
Althea Gibson Applies for LPGA Membership
Sutton Massachusetts AP report notes Althea Gibson 34 former Wimbledon and U S singles champion has applied for LPGA membership. Len Wirtz LPGA tournament director stated the development occurred Saturday.
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Nationals
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Short
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Stan Musial
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Henley
Litton Industries
Goodbody & Co
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Huntsville
H'wood Derby
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Carling
Andy Watkins
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Winning Tigers
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Decatur, Alabama
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