Power and Pitching Boost NL Ahead in All-Star Showdown
National League relies on home run power and a clutch of flamethrowers led by Koufax Drysdale Gibson and Marichal to topple the American League in the midsummer classic at Metropolitan Stadium. Willie Mays headlines the NL lineup with Aaron, Stargell, Torre and Rose among starters and reserves.
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Reds Rally Past Braves in High Scoring Clash
Cincinnati Reds edged Milwaukee 9-8 behind a four run fourth inning featuring two run singles by Tommy Harper and Deron Johnson. Joe Nuxhall earned his third win of the week with eighth inning relief from Billy McCool as Felipe Alou hit his 13th homer for the Braves.
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Boyer's grand slam caps Yankees win over Twins
Clete Boyer hit a grand slam in the eighth as the New York Yankees defeated the Minnesota Twins 8-6 to snap Minnesota's nine-game streak. Earlier, Minnesota won the opener 4-1 behind Zoilo Versalles. Repez and Lopez homered for the Yankees in the nightcap.
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Errors Contribute as Orioles Split Twin Bill
In Baltimore the White Sox outslugged the Orioles 16 4 ending a five game Ba ltimore run while the Orioles came back to win 5 3 in the nightcap with unearned runs. Ron Hansen and Floyd Robinson hit two run homers and Hansen added a late hit after Curt Blefary misplayed a fly ball.
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Senators Top Sox In 5-3 Victory
Washington defeats Boston 5-3 as Phil Ortega earns his ninth win. Kirkland hits a solo homer, Gosger adds two RBIs, and the Senators secure the victory in front of 2,505 fans.
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Athletics Beat Tigers 4 3 In Ninth Inning Ride
Mike Hershberger opened the ninth with a triple and scored on Rene Lachemanns fly to lift Kansas City to a 4 3 win over Detroit. The Athletics snapped a losing streak as Jacky Lolich relieved Sherry after intentional walks. Don Demeter and Al Kaline drove in runs for Detroit, while Willie Horton sparked a late Tiger rally with an infield single and score.
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Marichal shuts out Phillies to reach 14 wins
San Francisco pitcher Juan Marichal stuck Philadelphia to two hits and earned his 14th win as the Giants beat the Phillies 7-0. Willie Mays and catcher Pat Corrales were injured in a first inning collision and transported to a hospital with non confirming X rays.
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Fairly Drives Dodgers Past Pirates 8-4 in NL Clash
Los Angeles Dodgers beat Pittsburgh 8-4 as Ron Fairly drove in four runs including three in a six run fifth. Don Drysdale left after six innings with a 13-8 record as the Dodgers narrowed the gap on the NL leader Cincinnati Reds who faced Milwaukee later.
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Clarke Sets World Mark In 3 Mile Run At White City
Australian Ron Clarke shattered the 13 minute barrier with a 12 52.4 three mile world record at London White City Stadium in driving rain. Lindgren aided the early pace before Clarke finished solo with 16,000 fans cheering the historic performance. The victory added to Clarke’s looming range of world marks across 10 miles 10 000 meters and 5 000 meters.
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Concord Race Rescheduled For Today
The Concord 200 lap stock car race at Concord Speedway was postponed from Saturday night to Sunday at 2 p.m. due to rain.
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