Weber, Harvey Earn All America Honors For Missouri Baseball
Jefferson City's Keith Weber and teammate Dave Harvey were named to the first team All-America squad as Missouri became the only school with two players on the college elite. Weber owns a 10-1 record, 0.59 ERA, and two series shutouts, with Harvey hitting .371 and contributing on the mound.
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Jefferson City
Keith Weber
Dave Harvey
Missouri
Harvey
Weber
Bengals
Dennis Musgraves
Don Miller
Omaha Railbirds
Tiger
John “Hi” Simmons
Musgraves
Cal
Walt Peterson
Peterson
Whitaker Leads Jefferson City Past Fulton 15-5 in Central Missouri League
Jefferson City Amer ican Legion pounded out 11 hits to beat Fulton 15-5 at Ernest Vivian Field. Kelly Whitaker pitched all nine innings for the win with eight strikeouts and one walk. Jefferson City improves to 4-1. Fulton slips to 3-1 in league play.
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Jefferson City American Legion
Fulton
Ernest Vivian Field
Citians
Rackers & Baclesse
Wyman Basinger
Springfield Hillcrest
Kelly Whitaker
Roger Davis
Tony Jones
Wolfmeiier
Wolfmeier
Keith West
Bobbie
Jefferson City
Chuck Weber
Jones
Dodgers blank Cardinals behind Drysdale 5-0
Don Drysdale shut down St Louis allowing four hits as Los Angeles pounded 14, with Johnny Roseboro Tallied three hits and multi hitters Gilliam Davis Moon Parker adding two apiece. Washburn took the loss despite a few Card threats. Dee Groat and White supplied St Louis’ few early hits.
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Associated Press
Dodgers
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Johnny Roseboro
Dodger
Junior Gilliam
Willie Davis
Wally Moon
John Parker
Dick Groat
Washburn
Drysdale
Reds
Houston Colts
Groats
Bill White
Ken Boyer
Fional
John Tsitouris
Charley James
Timsinto
Vic Cavalilla
Leon Wagner
McBride
Willie Smith
Smith
Angels
Tom Satriano
Ed Kirkpatrick
Jim Fregosi
Satriano
Lou Clinton
Dean Chance
Bob Chance
Indians
Dick Howser
Joe
Yankees
Mantle
Maris
Bill Monbouquette
RBI
Boyer
James Lf
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Warwick
Clemens
Jarvier
Gagliano
Washburn P
Shantz P
Lewis
Craig P
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Moon
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Parker
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Drysdale P
Shantz
Groat
McCarver
Javier
White
Craig
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L — Washburn
State Fishing Report Rates Central Missouri Good to Excellent
The Conservation Commission reports Central and Southern Missouri streams and lakes in good to excellent shape while Northern streams run fair. Trout park streams are clear with good fishing. Regions show variable conditions from clear to muddy, with white bass, crappie, bass, catfish, and panfish all noted across multiple lakes and rivers.
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Missouri i
The
Conservation Commission
Misssipi
Osage
Ozark
Bull Shoals
Pomme de Terre
Lake of the Ozarks
Horsshoe
Little Dixie
McGaha takes Athletics reins in Cleveland
Mel McGaha, 37, chosen to manage the Kansas City Athletics replacing Ed Lopat. He plans to field the nine best players and may use starters as relievers, amid a club 17-35 start. Lopat out as manager through 1965 contract.
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Cleveland
Mel McGaha
Kansas City Athletics
Ed Lopat
New York Yankee
McGaha
Pat Friday
Witheville
Lopat
Athletics
A’s
Hank Bauer
Baseball doubleheaders and standings from a busy day schedule
MLB games featured Minnesota beating Detroit 4-2 and Baltimore topping Chicago 3-1. New York won 8-4 over Boston, Los Angeles swept Cleveland 5-4 after 12 innings, and Chicago defeated New York 6-3. A full slate included several two night doubleheaders and multiple interleague matchups with pitchers listed, plus minor league results in the International and Pacific Coast leagues.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Giants
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Minnesota
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Aspromonte
Colts
Claude Raymond
Jim Stewart
Ron Santo
Santo
Lou Brock
Billy Williams
Jackson
Mets
Ken McBride
McBride
Angels
Washington
Indians
Lenny Green
Los Angeles
Frank Koskro
Hawaii
Chicago
New York
Buzhardt
Horlen
Hamilton
Ford
Kansas City
Segui
McDowell
Barber
Morehead
Pascual
Koch
Latman
Aguirre
St. Louis
Houston
Cincinnati
Associated Press
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Strong Tourney Field Heads to Columbia for Softball Tourney
Strong Red Birds and two Jefferson City squads lead a 15-team softball field at Columbia. Knights of Columbus and Rippeto Plasters play Friday. Red Birds seek win No 2 against Merchants. Finals Sunday at Hickman Field with double elimination if needed.
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Red Birds
Jefferson City
Columbia
Knights of Columbus
The
Rippeto Plasters
Merchants
Butch Waggoner
al Boessen
Citians
Salem
St. James
Knights
New Haven
Plasters
Wilbert Vanit
St. Joseph Morris Plan
Morris Plan
S & M Boosters
Lenny’s-Brookfield
Rippeto
S&m Boosters-DeVille
Hickman Field
Barnes
Springfield
Lopez Named To Manage All Stars In July Exhibition
Chicago’s Al Lopez, famed White Sox skipper, was chosen to manage the American League All-Stars in the annual game against the National League at Shea Stadium on July 7. The pick honors Lopez as Ralph Houk and Yogi Berra are noted as connections, with past All-Star stewardship by Houk and Dodgers dominance in recent series highlighted.
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Chicago Tribune Press Service
Chicago
al Lopez
Soldado
Chicago White Sox
Joe Cronin
Joe
Juice Gang
Lopez
Shea Stadium
Supreme Court
Casey Stengel
New York Mets
Mets
New York Yankee
Stengel
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
White Sox
Ralph Houk
Yogi Berra
Houk
Ralph
Sonny Listen
Floyd Patterson
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bronx Bombers
Chicago Cubs
Cub
Cubs
Cleveland Indians
Early Wynn
Bear Garcia
Bob Lemon
Bob Feller
Ray Narleski
Don Messi
New York Giants
Giants
Dusty Rhodes
Indians
Custer
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al Coutts
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Ken Suarez
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Fred Reichardt
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Legion
Whitaker
Joe Boessen
Ron Mansen
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Jeff Wallace
Mansen
Crede
West
Bill Nixon
Ron McBride
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Bob McBride
Harvey Reinkemeyer
Boessen
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Hooks
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Wallace
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Weed
Teehee
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Whiteker
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State Fishing Report
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