National League edges Americans in 1965 All Star slugging
National League All Stars, led by Callison Williams Clemente and Frank Robinson, hold a slugging edge for the Bloomington mid summer classic. AL alternates include Killebrew Oliva Howard Alvis Kaline and Freehan, with Mantle and Yastrzemski injured.
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Reds Edge LA To Take Lead In All Star Pace
Cincinnati moved ahead of Los Angeles by two percentage points after Leo Cardenas hit a ninth inning home run off Bob Miller to give the Reds a 7-6 win. The night saw Vada Pinson and Pete Rose reach 100 and 101 hits respectively, while Koufax was chased in the fifth. Tom Haller, Rico Carty and others contributed in NL action as Philadelphia and San Francisco also won.
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Standings and Scores Across Leagues Highlight Tight Races
Baseball results show Houston and Chicago clubs winning key games as AL leaders stretch runs. Minnesota extends win streak to seven with 7 2 over Boston, Cleveland sweeps White Sox, Yankees edge Detroit, Baltimore blanks Kansas City, and Washington tops the Angels. Cubs beat Mets 8-3 behind Krug and Williams. Pitching notes include Murakami and Johnson. Southern and Pacific Coast leagues list standings and results with rain delays and makeups.
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Casey Stengel Nearing 75 Birthday With Mets
New York AP reports Casey Stengel approaches his 75th birthday on July 30 as he leads the New York Mets toward a future with several players in line for roles. Rumors of his retirement after the season resurfaced following Wednesday's 8-3 loss to the Chicago Cubs.
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Twins extend win streak as Klippstein nearly no-hits again
Johnny Klippstein again delivers for the Twins in a 5-2 win over Boston, preserving their seventh straight victory with 31 3 innings of no-hit relief. The veteran righty has not allowed a hit in 82 innings this stretch, aiming for another record.
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Yankees Rally Behind Boyer Incomes Victory Over Tigers
Clete Boyer drove in three runs with a solo homer and bases loaded single as the Yankees beat the Tigers. Dick Brown delivered a pivotal double and singles by John Miller and Jackie Brandt fueled the rally in the sixth off Hank Aguirre who sought his 10th win but faltered.
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