National League Choice In All Star Game By JoE REICHLER
Facts and figures of today's All Star baseball game outline July 7 at Forbes Field Pittsburgh. Attendees 35000. American League vs National League with a 4 to 3 finish. Don Drysdale and Ear ly Wynn chosen opening pitchers. Managers Stengel and Haney. Game rules limit pitchers to three innings.
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National League
Don Drysdale
Los Agate
Early Wynn
Chicago
Stengel
New York
Fred Haney
Milwaukee
Mickey Mantle
A! Kaline
Richard N. Nixon
Tigers
Detroit
Mantle
Kaline
Washington
Casey Stengel
Mickey
Eddie Mathews
Hank Aaron
Willie Mays
Ernie Banks
Orlando Cepeda
Luis Aparicio
Johnny Temple
Cincinnati
Wally Moon
del Crandall
Haney
Los Angeles Dodger
Lew Burdette
Fox
Drysdale
Burdette
Hoyt Wilhelm
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Elroy Face
Ryne Duren
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Nellie Fox
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Mantle and Kaline Size Up All-Star Challenge at Forbes Field
The 26th annual All-Star game pits NL power versus AL depth as Mets Mantle and Kaline battle injury notes. Stengel and Haney arrange a pitching plan with Burdette, Duren near the finish, while Wynn starts for the AL and Drysdale leads the NL.
Major League Biel Trial Weekend Scores Reported
Baseball results list a mix of scores with teams such as Baltimore Boston and Washington posting varied wins. Monday schedule includes Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and other outcomes across Chicago St Louis San Francisco and Los Angeles with partial line scores.
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Reed Wins Again in Tri-State Tennis Championship
Whit ney Reed of Alameda California and San Jose State defeated Donald Dell of Bethesda Maryland to win the men's singles title at the 10th Tri-State Tournament in Evanston Illinois, after earlier beating Dell in the NCAA final for Yale.
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Cincinnati
Whitney Reed
Donald Dell
Alameda
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Dell
Bethesda
Yale
Evanston
Golfing Mother Defies Age In Western Amateur Quest
Lane Case, 1 par 75 at Exmoor Country Club, matches the competitive amateur record in the Women’s Western Amateur. The Cleveland mother left her daughters with grandparents and, with a background in teaching and college life, seeks to upset younger rivals alongside Barbara McIntire Sherry Wheeler Andrea Cohn Judy Bell in the qualifier rounds. Judy Eller earned the berth after a sudden-death playoff among top contenders.
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Associated Press
Chicago
Lane Case
Wae Ee
Exmoor Country
Southern California
Old Hickory
Tenn
All-Star Roundup Signals NL Edge in Pittsburgh Showdown
Bill Hodges reports the National League is favored in the 26th All-Star game in Pittsburgh as pitching depth cancels out some sluggers. Stengel counters with knuckleballers Early Wynn Hoyt Wil on and Duren. Gastonia debuts in the Sally League with 4,000 fans as Columbus moves in and leads by 2 1/2 games.
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Early Wynn
Baltimore
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Columbus
Gastonians
Waiver Rule Change Question at Major League Meetings
A proposal to permit trading between National and American League teams without waivers between Nov 21 and Dec 15 yearly will be reconsidered at the Chicago meetings. Commissioner Ford Frick opposes the plan while Charles Segar notes another item concerns a million dollar fund for minor leagues.
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Chicago
LSU Souteg
Ford Frick
Charles Segar
Baseball
Giles Rules That Fines Will Stand
In Pittsburgh AP report, NL President Warren Giles upholds fines and suspensions for St Louis Cardinals manager Sally Hemus and coach Harry Walker after an argument with umpires in a game against the Los Angeles club last Thursday. Hemus fined 250 dollars and suspended five days. Walker fined 100 dollars and suspended two days.
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Sally Hemus
St. Louis Cardinals
Harry Walker
Warren Giles
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Giles
Hemus
Walker
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Los Angeles
Betsy Rawls Wins LPGA Title At French Lick
Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina closed with a birdie to hold off Patty Berg of West Chicago Illinois for the LPGA championship at Sheridan Country Club French Lick Indiana. Rawls finished 288 after 72 holes to claim 1247.35 first prize while Berg totaled 289 and Louise Suggs posted 290 for third.
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Ind
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Spartanburg
S.C
Patty Berg
West Chicago
Ill
Miss Rawls
Sheraton Country Club
Miss Berg
Louise Suggs
Cincinnati
Benay Rawls
Patty Bere
Chicago
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Joyce Ziske
Marlene Haege
Bonnie Randolph
Ethene
Gloria Armstrong
Mickey Wright
San Diego
da Fay Crocker
Wichita
Kandegory
Kirk Bell
Southern Pines
N.C
Beverly Hanson
Mary Lena Faulk
Jo Ann Prentice
Marle MacKenzie
Pla
Kathy Cornelius
Betty Jameson
Cece Tutus
Betty Dodd
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Betty Hicks
River Grove
Boxing Roundup From Lights Last Night
The report lists results from multiple bouts. Guy Sumlin of Mobile halted Irish Johnny Gorim ar in a 145 pound division. Sadao Ya o ia of Japan outpointed Joji Ishibashi. Eddie Andre ws of Las Vegas outpointed Don Fullmen.
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Guy Sumlin
Johnny Gorimar
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Sadao Yaoia
Japan
Joji Ishibashi
Bantams
Las Vegas
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Eddie Andrews
Don Fullmen
West Jordan
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Junior Hi-Toms Poised For League Playoff Run
The Junior Hi-Toms hold a 14-2 season record and a 12-2 league mark led by David Kemp who bats .463 and has a 6-1 pitching record. Coach Clint Ingram’s team awaits tomorrow night’s playoff opponent as the spot for third in the loop standings remains undecided.
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David Kemp
Clint Ingram
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Davi Kemp
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Milford Cox
David Kenerley
Tom Eller
Harald Moose
Jerry Hodge
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