All-Star Game Ends NL Victory In 10 Innings
In scorching heat at Busch Stadium the National League defeated the American League 4 to 2 in 10 innings. Tim McCarver and Maury Wills delivered go-ahead 10th-inning singles as Brooks Robinson starred for the AL with three hits and MVP honors, while Denny McLain and Perry pitched for the two leagues in a tense midsummer classic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Maury Wills
Los Angeles
Sam Mele
AL Stars
Baltimore
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
Frank Robinson
Busch Memorial Stadium
Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Boston
Georgecott
Koufax
Joe Torre
McLain
Wills
San Francisco Giants
McCarver
Cardinals
Tim
Harry Walker
Walt Alston
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Denny McLain
Detroit
Travs Rally Past Amarillo In Texas League Clash
Arkansas surged from a nine run deficit to beat Amarillo 13 8 as three Arkansas hitters doubled and homered with Ed Moxey driving in three. Larry Stubing Hal Breeden and Billy South worth led Arkansas while Ron Davis and Moxey homered for Amarillo. Austin routed El Paso 10 1 and Dallas Fort Worth defeated Albuquerque 8 3 in other Texas League games.
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Amarillo
Tex
Arkansas
Travelers
Austin
el Paso
Dallas Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Ed Moxey
Ron Davis
Larry Stubing
Arkanas
Hal Breeden
Billy Southworth
Arlington
Charlie Benson
Dallas-Fort Worth
Ron Law
Amarilla
Montgomery
Roque
Wall
Breeden
Wilson
Coombs
Fullen
Moxey
W—Montgomery
L— Wilson
Patterson
Davis
Associated Press
Pet
G.B
Dallas - Fort Worth
McCarver Wills Spark National League Victory
Maury Wills delivered a 10th inning single to drive in Tim McCarver and lift the National League to a 2-1 win. Wills also made a slick ninth inning catch after doubting his starter status, while McCarver and Dodgers held off the AL despite heat and tough plays.
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Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Maury Wills
Wills
Tim McCarver
Nationals
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Griffith in Knockout of Archer Fight at Madison Square Garden
Emile Griffith plans a quick knockout against Joey Archer in their title bout at Madison Square Garden. Archer, claiming speed and weight advantage, aims to seize the moment tonight while Griffith seeks a decisive win amid a court skirmish over his welterweight title.
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Murray Rose
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Griffith
New York
Madison Square Garden
Emile
Archer
Gil Clancy
Dick Tiger
the Garden
Baseball standings and last night boxing results summarize
American League standings show Baltimore 58 29 .667 Detroit 49 35 578 Cleveland 46 37 554 California 46 39 541 Minnesota 40 45 147 Kansas City 39 46 .459 Chicago 38 47 .447 Washington 39 49 .444 New York 36 48 .429 Boston 52 4.416 National League leads 2 to 1 in 10 innings. Thursday schedule lists Boston at California New York at Kansas City Washington at Minnesota Cleveland at Chicago Baltimore at Detroit. Also reports Carl Gizzi beating Ray Patterson in Wales and Bill McMurray outpointing Willie Richardson in Sacramento.
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Ww. Il. Pat. G.B. Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Chicago
Washington
New York
Boston
Baltimore
Associated Press
Ww. Pet. G.B. San Fran
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Philadel
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta Ait
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Boycott Could Mean Severe Red Setback
The Communist bloc including Poland and Russia cancelled track and field meets in the United States citing Viet Nam as the reason. IAAF in London may impose penalties for breaches of commitments, while Avery Brundage condemns political influence in sport. Col Don Hull planned to travel to Moscow to seek a pledge to reunite the split.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
Poland
Russia
United States
International Amateur Athletic Federation
IAAF
London
Berkeley
Calif
Los Angeles
Viet Nam
Chicago
Avery Brundage
International Olympic Committee
Brundage
LAAF
Don Hull
Amateur Athletic Union
Europe
Moscow
LSU Player Lasts a Day with Raiders
SANTA ROSA Calif AP Rookie back Joe LaBruzzo, former LSU star, left Oakland Raiders camp after one day blaming inexperience at defense. Coach John Rauch said he did not see enough to judge his potential and lamented the abrupt exit.
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Santa Rosa
Calif
Joe LaBruzzo
Cutt Off
LaBruzzo
Louisiana State
Oakland Raiders
Colege
John Rauch
Brooks Robinson Earns All Star MVP After Marathon Day
Brooks Robinson, MVP of the All Star Game, powered the American League to a 2-1 win despite a 102 degree heat and cross country travel. He slammed three hits, made stellar plays at third, set an All Star record with eight chances and four putouts, then endured a grueling travel day through four cities.
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Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Sam Mele
Nationals
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Murray Chass
Associated Press
ST. Louis
Robinson
Brooks
Baltimore Orioles
Robinson Boys
Nationwide Airlines
New York
Philadelphia
Newark
Detroit
American Legion Baseball
Little Rock
Hank Aaron
Ron Santo
Aaron
Santo
Rozelle’s Delicate March to Run Pro Football’s Merger
Commissioner Alvin Rozelle faces a wary, high-stakes balance as postmerger pro football braces for possible federal and legislative oversight. With Justice Department and Congress watching, Rozelle weighs timing on a sports bill and his own renewed contract, while merchandising, licensing, telecasting and sponsorship reshape the game’s business.
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New York
NEA
Alvin
Pete) Rozelle
National Football League
Rozelle
Justice Department
Congress
Pete
Ture
Justice Boys
Senate
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Kenneth Harkins
Antitrust Division
Subcommittee
Rep. Celler
Washington
Postmerger
NFL
Pro football's unsettled future and NFL AFL ties
In a wide snapshot the piece flags 64 in abeyance as leaders debate who runs the AFL if Al Davis leaves and who heads the NFL, while noting expansion plans, network deals, and cross‑league signings. It also covers the United States Power Squadrons’ growth under new chief Hutchings and ends with retirement duties of Trinity Lutheran Church head usher Gunnar Johnson, who logged 1000 miles in 36 years.
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AFL
al Davis
NFL
Neenle
Snarterhark Ramon
Gabriel
Rams
Oakland
CBS
Coraxion
Denver
Celler
Rozelle
Brooklyn
Hrife
Atlanta Falcons
Asheville
N.C
United States
Hutchings
Wisconsin
Chicago
Lake Michigan
USPS
Akron, Ohio
Gunnar Johnson
Trinity Lutheran Church
Ohio Synod Lutheran, Synodical
Lutheran Church In America
American boatman sails off San Francisco Bay
San Carlos Calif NEA staff writer notes Hugh Hutchings, chosen to represent 67 000 American boatmen, may be offshore on San Francisco Bay. The profile highlights his selection and the broader group he represents.
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San Carlos
Calif
NEA
America
San Francisco Bay
Hugh Hutchings
Hutchings
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Perry
Norm Cash
Wil He McCovey
Bobby Richardson
Jim Fre- Hosi
Pete Richert
Mel Carver
Brooks) Robinson
Tony Oliva
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Carl Gizzi
Ray Patterson
Sacramento
Bill McMurray
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Murray Olderman
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Stancore
Tima
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Knoop
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