Kaline Captures AL All Star Lead With 242 Votes
Al Kaline led the American League All Star voting with 242 of 247 possible ballots as 278 total ballots were cast. Rod Carew, a rookie second baseman for Minnesota, and Rico Petrocelli of Boston also earned first time selections, with Yastrzemski and Killebrew among aging veterans not starting. The NL team was to be announced Thursday with the July 11 game at Anaheim, Calif.
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al Kaline
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Harmon Kille
Lbrew
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastrzemski
Carew
Kaline
Detroit
Baltimore
Minthe
Chicago White Sox
Reehan
Killebrew
Don Mincher
California
Ange’s
Mickey Man‘tle
Brooks Robinson
Max ‘Alvis
Cleveland
Robinson
Tony Oliva
Anaheim
Calif
Bill Freehan
Harmony Killebrew
Rice Petrocelli
Frank Robinson
Memphis Gains Southern League Franchise
The Southern League awarded a Memphis, Tennessee franchise to Early Maxwell Associates. Jerry Foley declined to name financial backers. League president Sam C. Smith Jr noted possible future franchises in Chattanooga Columbus Savannah and Mobile. discussions also touched on selecting the All-Star team after a 5 0 loss by Atlanta Braves leading players in key categories.
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Charlotte
N .C
Maxwell Associates
Memphis
Tenn
Jerry Foley
New York Mets
Sam C. Smith Jr
Chattanooga
Columbus
Savannah
Mobile
Ala
Atlanta Braves
Schedule of Farm Stops and Stores for Thursday
A listed timetable shows farm stops and stores from 7:00 PM to 12:10 PM with locations including Sullivan Farm Ryan Center Grove Apple Grove and Pines School House, plus Coney's Store East Store Foshee Place Maples Store and Mack Eubanks Store.
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Bethel Rd
Bethel Church
North Hartselle
Rural Grove
Lucy Braun
Trotman
Grantlands
Priceville
Brooksville
New Center
John Collier
Jerry Clark
Somerville
Day's
Union
Hulaca
Coney’s
C. F. Foshee
O. C. Maples
Mack Eubanks
Blind Man Turns Tables as Berry Delivers White Sox Win
In a dramatic Monday night game Ed Berry, playing with blurred sight, delivered a two run single in the ninth to lift the Chicago White Sox 5-4 over the Orioles after passing a self read eye test. Ken Berry’s prowl of the plate came as manager Stanky disputed the situation.
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Dick Coach
Associated Press
Ken Berry
Eddie Stanky
Berry
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Stanky
White Sox
Tom McCraw
Pete Ward
Jim King
McCraw
Robinson
Cardinals win as Cosman debuts no-windup delivery
Jim Cosman earns an 8 1 3 innings four-hit gem against the Giants in a 3-1 Cardinals win. He credits Cardinal coach Billy Muffett for the delivery change and notes a lucky mezuzah in his locker. Cubs overpower Phillies 4 2 1 as they extend a seven-game streak. Mets fall 3 0.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Jim Cosman
St.Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
Mazel
Cosman
Giants
Cardinals
Billy Mufett
Cardinal
Chicago Cubs
Phil
New York Mets
Atlanta
Houston
Nashville
Tenn
Jim O'Toole
White Sox
Tulsa
Muffett
Cubs
Braves Fall 5-0 as SL Stars Shut Out Atlanta
In Charlotte, the Southern League All-Stars blanked the major league club 5-0. Rico Carty and Felipe Alou each had a single for Atlanta, which failed to reach base past first. Garry Hill took the loss.
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Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta Braves
Rico Carty
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
Garry Hill
University of
Cloninger Slated to Pitch Tonight in Atlanta Series
Atlanta hosts Houston in a three game set with Tony Cloninger set to start for the Braves. Cloninger seeks his second win of the season as Claude Raymond faces him after being traded to the Braves. The Braves aim to rebound from a 50 loss to the Southern All-Stars in Charlotte.
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Atlanta
Houston
Ander
Tony Cloninger
Ithe Astros
Wade Onerat Blasingame
Lanta
Braves
Claude Raymond
Cloninger
Sou Thern All-Stars
Charlotte
N. C
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Baltimiore
Petrocelli
Jim Fregosi
Bill Freehen
Herman Killebrew
Red Carew
al Keline
Cert Yastrzemsk
Bill Robinson
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Washington
Tom Tresh
Yankees
Elston Howard
Howard
Tony
Oliva
Zoilo Versalles
Ted Uhlaender
Riple
Twins
Red Sox
al Worthington
Jim Kaat
Angels
Bob Rodgers
Jack Hamilton
Hodges
Washington Senators
Gil Hodges
John Stevens
California Angels
Hamilton
Phils
Nelson Briles
Cincinnati
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
al Spangier
Reds
Rich Nye
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
Mets
Ken Boyer
Som
Ber Groper
Dryas
Our_ Braves
SL Stars
Evansville
Birmingham
Knoxville
Macon
Montgomery
Toronto
Richmond
Rochester
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Spokane
Oklahoma City
Vancouver
Albuquerque
el Paso
North Carolina
Hill
Austin
Billy Hitchcock
Kidich
Bob Bruce
Frank Vanzin
Grego Bollo
Bruce
Lau Bollo
Rique
McGinn
Shifflett
Enda
Herrmann
Tishinski
Gayeo
St Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
New York
St. Francisco
Los Toone
Pittsburg
Pittsburgh
Fryman
Bennett
Blasingame
Hiladelphia
Wise
Anaes
Com
McCormick
St. Louis
Carlton
Sutton
Ellis
Maloney
Romeo Amet
Sheene
Kansas
Hee A
Coleman
McGlothlin Ie
Kinses City
Hunter
Dobson
Boston Oe
Chance
Wilson
Nation
Barber
King Edward
America
Colonel Sanders
Kentucky
Roy
Jefferson Street
6Th Ave
Sa Sre Ae
Rie Sen Re
Oks
Renee
Turner Hearing Aid Center
Éth
Lima
S.E
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