All-Star Reserves Added To AL Roster With Oliva And Robinson
Baltimore’s Brooks Robinson and Minnesota’s Tony Oliva were named as reserves to the American League All-Star team to complete the 25 man roster for the midseason classic in Cincinnati. Manager Earl Weaver announced the selections joining a group that includes Rays Rosse and Jerry Moses at catcher, infielders Alomar Fregosi and Harper, and outfielders White Otis Horton and Johnson. Kaline was added but injured, with Moses replacing him, as Weaver balanced the squad with pitching spearheaded by McNally Palmer Cuellar and others.
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Associated Press
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Menne Sets Early Lead In Milwaukee Open
Bob Menne, 28, from Andover Massachusetts, fired a six under par 66 to lead the Greater Milwaukee Open in Milwaukee. He eagled the 550 yard 16th and added birdies on 4 6 10 14 and 18 amid a strong wind. Several players including Bottman Olson Beman and Toscano tied for second at 68.
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Miami
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Australia
Barber 10 Shots Back in Scotland Open
Barber Miller of Texarkana Ark trails the British Open leaders by 10 strokes after a 74 gives him 146 total following the third round at St Andrews. Lee Trevino paces the field with a solid lead into the final round.
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Solunar Tables Reference for Fishing Periods
The schedule of Solunar Periods is printed from Richard Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It guides readers to fish in good territory and cover during peak times each day, highlighting the best fishing periods and days.
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Richard Alden Knight
Detroit Tops Red Sox on Jones Grand Slam Sour Play
Dalton Jones hit what appeared to be a pinch hit grand slam but was ruled out for passing Don Wert, yet Detroit beat Boston 7-3. The Tigers moved within six games of Baltimore as rain and stoppages peppered the game, with New York rallying to top Baltimore 7-5 amid a rain delay.
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Associated Press
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Twins surge to five-game win streak behind Knuckleballer Eddie Fisher
The Minnesota Twins extended their West Division lead with a fifth straight victory and 10th in 11 games. Eddie Fisher earned the win as Minnesota defeated an opponent, continuing their momentum.
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Minnesota
Twins
Angels
Trevino Aims for British Open After Strong 36 Holes
Lee Trevino, 31, Dallas-born star, sits eight under after 36 holes in the British Open field of 80, one stroke ahead of a deep pack including defending champ Tony Jacklin and Jack Nicklaus. He vows to stay in front, plans major circuit after Wentworth and Argentina events, and praises Old Course for rewarding good shots.
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Scotland
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Jack Nicklaus
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England
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Catch-Up Baseball Futile Showdown Thriller
Major league action mixed comebacks and late drama. Johnny Bench hit two two run homers as Cincinnati Reds erased a 9-1 deficit but lost 9-9 to San Diego Padres. Atlanta Braves mirrored a late rally by overcoming a 6-0 San Francisco lead, only to drop a 7-6 decision after Dick Dietz’s ground out sealed the win for the Giants. Mets beat Montreal 7-1, Pirates shut out St. Louis 6-0, Astros beat Dodgers 9-5. Yankees edged Baltimore 7-5 in rain delayed game. Giants nearly shut out by Braves, Marichal nearly complete game, Trevino comments on major golf field fading into rich prize pool.
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Associated Press
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Clemente Out, Alou in for All-Star Game Next Tuesday Night
San Francisco AP reports Roberto Clemente will miss the National League All-Star game due to a stiff neck, with Matty Alou likely to replace him for Tuesday in Cincinnati. Clemente plans rest after being named to his 10th All-Star squad. managers Hodges will ensure at least one Pirates player on the roster. Alou would fill Clemente’s spot alongside fellow NL outfielders Gaston Hickman Rose and Staub, with Dietz Torre Grabarkewitz Harrelson McCovey Menke and Millan added as others.
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Chicago
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Joe Torre
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Los Angeles
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New York
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Denis Menke
Houston
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Atlanta
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J.oe Durocher
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Little Is Furious Over Title Loss in Monza Bout
Freddie Latte fumes after a rematch decision denied him the world junior middleweight title, losing to Carmelo Bossi of Italy in Monza. Referee Ronald Dakin logged 73-69 for Bossi as Latte protested an unfair scoring gap while Bossi fought off Latte’s pressure with strong defense and late combinations. Bossi, 34, now trains in Milan, improved to 38-6-2 with the win. Latte, 46-6-1-1, fell short despite a valiant effort. Bossi barely made weight at just under 164 pounds.
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Milwaukee Open heads into second round leaders
The $110,000 Milwaukee Open moved into the second round with two Arkansas pros among the leaders. Richard Crawford of Bella Vista shot a four under par 68 with front and back 33 and 35. R. H. Sikes of Springdale matched par 72 with 36-36. Bob Menne led after the first round with a 66.
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