All-Star Game delivers NL 2-1 victory in 10 innings
Tim McCarver and Maury Wills delivered 10th inning singles to lift the National League to a 2-1 win over the American League in the hot St Louis heat. Brooks Robinson batted the MVP and three hits for the AL in a losing effort as NL maintains dominance at 19-17-1 all-time with one tie.
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Wills Delivers Winning All Star Hit in 10th Inning
Maury Wills finally got into the All Star game in the 10th inning and lined a single that scored Tim McCarver, giving the Nationals a 2-1 victory. He also made a dazzling ninth inning catch while Dodgers teammates watched, and voiced satisfaction with finally getting his chance.
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Baseball Box Score Notes for Kaat and Killebrew
Baseball box score summary shows American and National teams tied 1-1 after nine innings. Kaat pitched for the American, with singles and doubles by Clemente and Robinson of the National side and a late rally with McCovey, Cardenas, and McCovey involved in the double play sequence. Final lines indicate American 1, National 2 with 5 left on base for both teams. Scribe notes include occurrences of outs and substitutions through the late innings.
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Bobby Allison Wins 100-Miler in New England NASCAR Opener
Bobby Allison of Hueytown Alabama dominated the first NASCAR Grand National championship race in New England at Oxford Maine. He led from the start and finished about half a mile ahead of Tiny Lund with a winning time of 1 45.42 and an average speed of 56.782 mph. Thirteen drivers finished the race with two top rivals, Ned Jarrett and Marvin Panch, eliminated early.
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Hi-Toms surge past Giants 8 3 at Finch Field in Greenville
Thomasville built a 3-0 lead, outscored Lexington 8-3 behind Louis Lagunas 23rd homer and Danny Loftin key hits. Glover, Bradison and Beckner contributed multi RBI plays as the Hi-Toms stay within striking distance of the Mets in the Western Carolinas League.
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Robinson Grinds Through Grueling Travel After All Star Win
Brooks Robinson, MVP of Tuesday’s 2-1 All Star victory, endured a 102 degree heat battle and a day of travel across four cities. He traveled from Baltimore to New York by bus and then flew to St Louis to play the full game, drawing three hits and standout plays at third base.
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