Bunning OToole Likely Starters For All Star Game
Detroit Tigers lefty Jim Bunning and Cincinnati Reds righty Jim O Toole are projected as the starting pitchers for the 34th All Star game at Municipal Stadium Cleveland. A 50,000 crowd is expected for the noon EST game carried by NBC radio and TV. Infield and roster adjustments follow injuries including Bill Mazeroski and Steve Barber.
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Bill Mazeroski
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Steve Barber
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Bill Monbouquette
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Los Angeles
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Chicago
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Fireball Roberts Triumphs In Firecracker 400 At Daytona
Fireball Roberts won the Firecracker 400 at Daytona International Speedway, his fourth major victory on the 22 mile oval. He held off Marvin Panch and Fred Lorenzen in a closest NASCAR finish, with about 36,000 in attendance. Roberts recently switched to Ford, boosting his earnings and reputation on the track.
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Spartanburg Beats Statesville 9-1 in Western Carolinas League
Fred Mason drove in four runs with a two run homer and a two run single as Spartanburg rolled past Statesville 9-1. Dave Roberts allowed six hits in a strong performance, while Spartanburg bâthed Statesville hurlers for 12 hits in the game. Keigh Fisher took the loss for Statesville.
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Ford wins Canadian Open with 280 four under par
Doug Ford of Yonkers New York captured the Canadian Open at Scarboro Golf Club with a final round 70 and total 280 four under par after a clutch 15 foot birdie at the 17th. Al Geiberger finished one stroke back posting 281 with a back nine 30 including an eagle.
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Australia
George Bayer
Pasadena
Fred Hawkins
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Tex
Herman Keiser
Barberton
Ohio
Bob Rosburg
Portland
Ore
George Knudson
Dan Keefe
Wayland
Mass
Scarboro Golf Club
Tommy Aaron
Charlie Sifford
Bill Eggers
Scarborough Golf and Country Club
Whitworth Leads Eastern Open After Second Round
Kathy Whitworth shot a par 72 for a 36 hole total of 146 at Pleasant Valley Country Club to hold a one stroke lead over amateur JoAnne Gunderson who carded 73 for 147. Carol Mann set a 6 405 yard course record with 70 while Marie Lindstrom closed with an eagle on 18.
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Sutton
Mass
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Kathy Cornelius
Marle Lindstrom
Marilynn Smith
Mary Mills
Sandra McClinton
Betsy Rawls
Mary Lena Faulk
Norma Shook
Mickey Wright
Gloria Armstrong
Marlene Hagge
Sandra Spuzich
Gail Davis
Peggy Wilson
JoAnn Prentice
Sybil Griffin
Beth Stone
JoAnne Winter
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Andy Cohn
Sherry Wheeler
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Gloria Fecht
Patsy Hahn
Judy Kimball
Red Sox Host South Carolina Dodgers At Finch Field
THOMASVILLE The High Point Red Sox, a Negro league team, meet the South Carolina Dodgers a Sandlapper All-Star squad this afternoon at Finch Field. Game time is 2 30 P M.
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Baseball Roundup: Maris Berra Homer Lifts Yankees
AP notes key hits by Maris and Berra for the Yankees with contributions from Alvis de la Hoz Tasby and others. Also highlights Allison Cash Colavito Wag ner Phillips and McCovey Demeter Hoak Hoak in respective NL action.
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Cleveland Gals Crush Hickory Grove and Linthicum in Softball Series
Cleveland women’s slow pitch power and defense shine in a three game set at Harvell Park. Ida Hopkins stars with four straight hits and clutch plays as Cleveland win 5-3 then 12-4, while Linthicum dominates Hickory Grove 13-2 in the finale. Mickey Tuttle homers for Linthicum and Phyllis Wright contributes two hits.
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Salisbury Rookie Delivers In WCL Debut
Salisbury rookie righthander Steve Schroer pitched a six hitter in his Western Carolina League starting debut to beat Gastonia 5-0. He fanned five and issued no walks as Gastonia danger faded after a fourth inning double play.
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