Cleveland Gains First In AL as Terry Tops Yankees
Cleveland moves into first in the American League aided by Terry’s eighth win of the season. The tall righty, who started the year slow, improved to 8-0 this year and helped push the Indians ahead of Minnesota by a half game. The Twins beat the White Sox 7-6 while Washington upset the Yankees 2-1 ending New York’s five-game streak. Baltimore topped Detroit 3-2 as Curt Blefary drove in two in the eighth.
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Smokey Burgess
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al Downing
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Ed Brinkman
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Mantilla Leads AL All Stars as Yankees Shut Out
Felix Mantilla a New York Met reject named to the 196 AL All Star team, the first in 33 years without a Yankees member. He tops the AL RBIs at .317 and beats Bobby Richardson for second base. George Brooks Robinson repeats. four newcomers join. Starter lineup includes Battey Skowron Colavito.
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Farrer Leads After Opening Round in Decatur Women’s Invitational
Kathy Farrer shot 74 to lead medalist honors and hold a three stroke edge over an field of 80 in the Decatur Country Club Women’s Invitational. Joyce Ann Jackson and Rae Byrd trailed, with play continuing today for final round and prizes around 4 p.m.
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Birmingham
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Bill Curtis
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Rae Byrd
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Mary McCutcheon
Grace Wachsler
Ruth Frazer
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Bessy Simmons
Shirley Bergeron
Margie Smith
Lee Nordstrom
All Star selections to be announced as NL AL lineups form
Commissioner Ford Frick said the National League starting lineup will be announced Sunday July 4 with remaining pitchers and squads to follow. Al Lopez and Gene Mauch will manage the AL and NL teams. Each squad carries 25 players. Yankees had two runner ups. Elston Howard and others placed behind Battey Mantilla Killebrew Versalles Hall Alvis Yastrzmski Kaline. Last year NL won 7-4 at Shea Stadium to even series 17 all with one tie. NL has won six of the last seven games.
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Minnesota at Los Angeles and Young Night Games Noted
The recap lists several MLB matchups with Minnesota visiting Los Angeles highlighted by Newman. Chicago led by Howard and Peters faces Kansas City with Sheldon and Talbot contributing. Cleveland at Washington and New York at Baltimore along with Detroit at Boston are scheduled for night games.
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