Dark picks balanced NL All Star squad to Cleveland
San Francisco manager Alvin Dark named 17 players plus eight starters for the National League All Star team. He emphasized balance over individual stars, omitting several second-choice players and selecting a left-handed pinch-hitting corps with Musial Snider Mc Covey and Santo among key reserves. The group includes Koufax Spahn O Toole and Woodeshick as pitchers with Edwards Torre as reserve catchers and Mauch Kennedy as coaches.
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Dick Barnes
Associated Press
San Francisco
Alvin Dark
Dark
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Ken Hubbs
Chicago
Jim Maloney
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koulak
Don Drysdale
Koufax
Drysdale
Juan Marichal
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Duke Snider
New York
Giants
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Tommy Davis
Bill White
Julian Javier
Dick Groat
Javier
Bill Mazeroski
Orlando Cepeda
Maury Wills F
Dodgers
Roz Santo
Ken Beyer
Cardinals
Ray Culp
Philadelphia
Larry Jackson
Jim O'Toole
Hal Woodeshick
Houston
Spahn
O’toole
Woodeshick
Johnny Edwards
Joe Torre
Braves
Kim Duffalo
Bob Hendley
Wes Westrum
Gene Mauch
Phils
Bob Kennedy
Baseball’s talent drought pushes majors to farm help
New York sports editor notes major league clubs fear a shortage of capable players as demand for fielders grows. Yankees executives discuss boosting minor leagues and exposing more prospects while lamenting college players chasing higher salaries. The piece cites Archie Moore and reflects on past rivalries and player development paths.
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NEW York
NEA
Johnny Johnson
New York Yankee
Archie Moore
Springfield
Mass
Mexico
Murray Olderman
Nelson
Thomas Nelson & Sons
Larry Jackson Replaces Maz for All Star Game
Larry Jackson of Chicago moves onto the National League roster as the All Star Game replacement for Bill Mazeroski of Pittsburgh. All Star Manager Alvin Dark of San Francisco selected Jackson as the numerical substitute for next Tuesday.
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Cincinnati
Larry Jackson
Chicago
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Alvin Dark
San Francisco
Jackson
Yankees favored as AL Holiday break opens with win
The New York Yankees, moving 4 1/2 games up, opened the Fourth of July with a 9-1 win over the Chicago White Sox, extending their winning streak to seven and keeping them atop the American League standings. Elston Howard and Roger Maris homered for the Yankees, while Whitey Ford earned his ninth straight win in relief. Detroit beat Minnesota 3-3 and Cleveland swept Boston in two 4-3/5-? innings. Washington and Baltimore also won. The Dodgers led NL. Houston, Chicago, Philadelphia and Milwaukee won as well. \\
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Chicago
Washington
Kansas City
John Wyatt
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Angels
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
New York Mets
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Juan Pizarro
Vada Pinson
Reds
Art Mahaffey
Billy Williams
Ron
Santo
Ken
New York Yankees
Lee Maye
White Sox
Willie Me Jeter
Covey
Hank Aaron
Alsol
Bob Friend
Cardinals
Ryne Duren
Tony Cloninger
Detroit
Minnesota
Rob Hendrey
Bobby Wine
Land
Cleveland
Rusty Staub
Hal Woodeshick
Phillies
Dodgers
Haveland
Ernie Bro
Iglio
McMullen
San
Leo
Jim Gill
Ham
Glen Hobbie
Roebuck
Paul Toth
Cubs
Roger’ Craig
Dodgers Take Commanding NL Lead In Wide Open Race
Dodgers shock rivals as pennant chase tightens. Ernie Banks and Jim Camp slam into action. Cubs beat Mets 2-0 behind Hobbie. Reds, Phillies, and Cardinals swing with late scoring. Milwaukee clings to pace in tight NL battle as American League lakens.
Scores and Schedules From Saturday Baseball Matchups
Results include Chicago at Boston and Kansas City at Detroit with tied and ended innings. Notable scores: Chicago 2 3, New York 1 0, Milwaukee 6, San Francisco 3, Philadelphia 1 5, Pittsburgh 0 1 in 10 innings. Houston 56, Cincinnati 2 2, Los Angeles 10 St Louis 7. Upcoming Cincinnati at Los Angeles and St Louis at San Francisco.
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Detroit
New York
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Baltimore
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
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AL Ame
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W. L. Pet
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Washington
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Wrightzs Clothing Stores
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Conlan
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Lalidae Helfwae
Mike Rathet
Los Angeles Angels
Saaenepc Alignment CO
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Washington St
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Savoy
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