Travelers sweep Dallas Fort Worth in Texas League game
Arkansas wins 4 games to none as Phil Knuckles spins a three hit gem over Dallas Fort Worth. Knuckles retires 16 straight before a late single and Hal King homer spoil the bid. Arkansas plates eight runs across the middle innings, Swal arks and Albuquerque split a doubleheader, and Memphis nips Shreveport in 11. San Antonio and El Paso rainout.
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W. T. Pet
Arkansas
Shreveport
Memphis
Dal-Fw
W. L. Pet
el Paso
Albuquerque
Amirillo
San Antonio
Dallas-Fort Worth
Amarillo
Albuquer
Little Rock
Phil Knuckles
Knuckles
Glen Clark
Hal King
Dodgers
Blues
Suoveport
Grote Wins NL All Star Catcher Spot In 1960s Era
Jerry Grote, 25, San Antonio, earned a starting NL catcher role over Haller Bench Torre and McCarver after a breakout season with the Mets. He credits a shorter swing and better game calling for his hitting rise and defensive value as New York pursues a strong first half. The NL aims for a sixth straight All Star win with Giants Red, Flood Cards, Aaron Braves, Rose Reds, Santo Cubs among provisions and Marichal Koosman Gibson Drysdale slated to pitch.
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NEW York
NEA
New York Mets
Jerry Grote
San Antonio
Tex
Dodgers
Tom Haller
Cincinnati
John Bench
Atlanta
Joe Torre
Cardinals
Tim McCarver
Grote
Trinity University
Houston
Oklahoma City
Mets
Los Angeles
Wes Westrum
Martin
Frank Howard
Washington
Harmon Killebrew
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Jim Fregost
Angels
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Detroit
Willie Horton
Bill Freehan
Robinson
Freehan
Denny McLain
Sam McDowell
Luis Tiant
Indians
Tommy John
Willie McCovey
Giants
Curt Flood
Cards
Hank Aaron
Braves
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Reds
Ron Santo
Don Kessinger
Cubs
Juan Marichal
Jerry Koosman
Bob Gibson
Don Drysdale
All-Star Starring Lineups Highlight 1960s Baseball Teams
Starters include Haorman and Killebrew for Minnesota and Yastrzemski for Boston. Others feature Brooks Robinson of Baltimore Jin Fregosi California Frank Howard Hank Aaron Curt Flood and Pete Rose among listed outfielders. The roster also lists Willie McCovey Bill Freehan and Santo with multiple clubs.
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Haorman Killebrew
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Jin Fregosi
California
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Frank Howard
Washington
Willie Horton
Detroit
Bill Freehon
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati
Ron Santo
Chicago
Don Kessinger
Pete Rose
Curt Flood
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Sterry Grote
New York
Orioles
All Star Game History Galaxy of Thrills
Capsule history of Major League Baseball All Star Games from 1933 to 1967. Highlights include Ruth’s 1933 homer at Comiskey Park, Hubbell’s 1934 strikeouts at Polo Grounds, 1935 attendance record at Cleveland, and dramatic late-inning wins with Williams Musial and Perez fueling National League comebacks.
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NEW York
NBA
Comiskey Park
Babe Ruth
Polo Grounds
Hubbel
Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Jimmie Foxx
al Simmons
Juve Cronin
Bill Dickey
Hubbell
Ted Williams
Fenway Park
1946
Wil
Liams
A.L
Hame
Rip Sewell
Williams
Red Schoendienst
N.L
County Stadium
Milwaukee
Stan Musial
Busch Stadium
Anaheim
Cincinnati
Tony Perez
Monsoon Breaks Over Ocean and All Star Tension
In Fort Lauderdale Roy Attaway recalls a sunny morning as the Annette B. a 30 foot Chris Craft adapted from leisure to work boat chases dolphin off Port Everglades. The party enjoys tense anticipation, and drinks to a successful day on the Gulf Stream. In Boston manager Dick Williams predicts seven pitchers for the All Star Game in Houston while Detroit’s Denny McLain debate rotates.
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Ft, Lauderdale
Fla
South Florida
Annette
Hatteras and
Bertram
Charlie Stoll
Charlie
Annette B
Power Company
Port Everglades
Helmsman
Larry Anixt
Larry
Boston
Dick Whiams
Boston Red Sox
Houston
Williams
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
McLain
Detroit
Cronin
Joe Cronin
Solunar Tables by Richard Alden Knight
The schedule from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables lists major and minor hunting and fishing periods. Major periods begin at the shown times and run about one and a half to two hours, with minor periods shorter. use Central Daylight Saving time for planning.
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Richard Alden Knight
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Westrum
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Ene
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