Robinson among AL and NL All Stars starters
Five Genas of Cincinnati will start at short and right for the National League. Frank Robinson of Baltimore is listed, with others like Roberto Clemente, Willie Mays, Hank Aaron and Tony Oliva shaping the infield and outfield. The new pick rules set by Commissioner Eck and McAuliffe alter traditional ballots.
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Ron Santo
Chicago
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California Angeles
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
William D. Eckshort
Brooks Robinson
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Meel Anliffe
Aaron and
Mays
Oliva
Kaline
Willie Mars
Aaron
Cie’ Menne
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Jim Bunning
Schoolboy Rawe
Philadelphi
Women's Open Golf Tourney Begins Today
The National Women's Open starts at Hazeltine National Golf Club in Minnesota with defending champion Carol Mann leading a field of over 100 pros and amateurs. The 72-hole medal-play event aims to set the stage for a possible 1969 USGA bid as Mann faces rivals Kathy Whitworth Betse Rawls Mary Mills Louise Suggs and Patty Berg among others.
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Carol Mann
Hazeltine National Golf Club
Hazari
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Chaska
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Toiion P. Heffelfinger
U.S. Golf Associator
Hubert Trent Jones
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USGA
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Towson
Hazeltine
Miss Mann
Kathy Cornelius
Atlantic City Country Club
Kathy Whit
Wright
Betse Rawls
Mary Mills
Marle Lindstrom
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Kansas City Girl Seeks Dual Tennis Crowns in Missouri Valley
Pam Richmond of Kansas City enters the Missouri Valley Junior Tennis Tournament as the defending champion in the girls 16 and under division and top seed. She advances to the semifinals after a byes and wins, with rivals from Iowa and Oklahoma contending in the 16 and 18 and under brackets. Charles Allen of Overland Park leads the boys 18 and under, reaching quarterfinals along with Bob Allen and others as schedules set for today’s rounds.
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Pam Richmond
Miss Richmond
Clase
Janie Maudlin
Shawnee
Ohlo
Shar? On Kunnert
Dubuque
Iowa
Debra Boring
Midwest City
Okla
Katie Fletcher
Des Moines
Nancy Osborne
Laiton
Lois Einwalter
Waterloo
Mona Schallau
Jows City
Pam Foxworth
St. Louis
Sara Hamilton
Prairie Village
Kan
Sherry Barger
Ponca City
Miss Osborne
Miss Hamilton
Miss Sc
Don van Aitken
Dwight Nicholls
Oklahoma City
Tel Corbin
Wichita
Glen Mullins
Lawton
Richard Rielly
Kapsag City
Corbin
Charles Allen
Jay Haines
Belleville, T
Bob Alleo
David Hoover
Winfield
Tom Gray
Bruce Barrett
Rielly
Steve Houghton
Iowa City
New Pro Football League Formed in Chicago
AP reports a new pro league, the United States Football League USFL, aiming to unite 12 franchises with a central draft and a shared scouting system. Key figures include Frank Leahy, who says the league will spend aggressively to sign talent, with potential franchises in Chicago Washington Philadelphia Memphis New Orleans Seattle Phoenix Cincinnati and more. Plans call for a fall 1967 start and a draft ahead of NFL AFL schedules.
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Anaheim
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Soey
Vhuubulcular
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AFL
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Philadelphia
Memphis
New Orleans
Seattle
Phoenix
Cincinnati
New York
Ralston Santana Reach Wimbledon Finals
Ralston and Santana advance to the Wimbledon final after hard semifinal battles. Santana, hailed as Europe’s finest, seeks the title against American Dennis Ralston who vows he can win. Billie Jean King and Margaret Smith also reach the women’s final threats as tough matches unfold.
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Ralston
Dennis Ralston
America
Santana
Baki
Érsfield
Calif
Drysdale
Cliff Drysdale
Owen Davidson
Davidson
Manuel Santana
Spain
Ral
Tony Trabert
Billie Jean Moffit
King
Don
Long Beach
Margaret Smith
Australia
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Brit
Ann Jones
Ier
Miss Smith
Mrs. King
JCCC Plans I Like Joe Day on July 4
The Jefferson City Country Club announces I Like Joe Day on July 4 honoring pro Joe Jimenez who recently competed in the National Open Golf Tournament in San Francisco. The event features a tag tournament a hole in one contest and a putting contest with pairings posted at the pro shop.
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Jefferson City Country Club
Country Club
Joe Jimenez
San Francisco
Country Club Pro Shor
Six U S Crews Grab Off Triumphs in Royal Regatta
At Henley, Paul Halcyon of Con lend AP-The fastest U S crew in the Diamond Sculls and others advanced through the second round. Pete John of South Kent School, Conn., faces Dutch favorite Jan Wienese as U S crews push for more wins in the four day regatta. In Bermuda, 42 yachts race 3600 miles to Denmark with Harvard and other American teams among starters.
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Denmark
Garda Stochana
Carina
Richard S. Nye
Larchmont
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Solution
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Spirit
Brooks School
Feston
Burgoo
J Dawson Tops Jamestown in Babe Ruth Clash
Jefferson City’s J Dawson Cubs improve to 8-0 with a 9 2 win over Jamestown at Ernie Vivian Field. Paul Hickman earned the victory. David Gerlath took the loss as Jamestown rallied with two runs in the fifth before J Dawson’s team added late insurance.
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T. Dawson
Bobby George
NFL
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Paul Hickman
George
David Gerlath
J. Dawson
Babe Ruth
Cubs
Bunceton
Ernie Vivian Field
Centertown
Pilot Grove
Prairie Home
Jefferson City
Cardinals Edge A’s in 2-1 Orioles Victory
Orioles rally in seventh inning to score three runs and defeat the Athletics 5-2 on Wednesday night in Kansas City. A near capacity crowd of 46,000 watched St. Louis beat San Francisco 2-1 at Busch Memorial Stadium amid weather notes.
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Baltimore
Kansas City
Busch Memorial Stadium
St. Louis
San Francisco
Baseball scores and pitchers from a jam packed day
Mixed results across the leagues with San Francisco and Baltimore winning on offense while St Louis and Los Angeles stumble. Highlights include Willie McCovey and Juan Marichal shining for the Giants, Dave McNally guiding Baltimore, Lew Krausse wild with bases loaded, and a decisive A's squeeze bunt sealing a late tie.
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Joe Hoeerner Fice
Orsien
Ahd Lando Cepeda
Giants
Race
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Irun
Willie Nelson Briles
St.McCovey
Louis
John Powell
Andy Etchebarren
Dave McNally
Baltimore Orioles
A's
Danny Cater
Ed Charles
Lew Krauske
Ken Sanders
Guido Grilli
Powell
St. Louis
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Baltiimore
Wally Bunker
Dodgers Triumph as Drysdale Sparks Lively Night
Dodgers and Pirates close gap on NL leaders as Drysdale earns his first win in a month with a two-hit day at the plate and an eight-run third inning. Pirates beat the Astros 6 5 while Giants lose to St Louis 2 1. Phillies take Mets 5 2 and Cubs rally 9 5 versus Atlanta. Clemente delivers decisive ninth inning single for Pittsburgh.
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Felipe Alow
Bast
Chicago
Cub
Ron Campbell
Associarea Press
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Cintinpet
Mee
Drysdale
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Tony Pérez
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Houston
Juan Marichal
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Roberto Clemente
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Robinson Hurls and No-Hitter in City Park League
Eleven year old Gene Robinson pitched his second no hitter in a week for Capital City Water Co. as they blanked VFW 1 6-0 in a Park Board midget league game. Robinson allowed three baserunners, walked twice and had one error, while fanning 16. Stan Wallace took the loss, giving up four hits and 10 strikeouts. Robinson added a double. Jim O Clardy had five singles for the winners.
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Capital City Water Co
VFW
Park Board Baseball
Robinson
Stan Wallace
Jim O’ Clardy
Mantle’s Homer Lifts Yankees Past Boston
Mickey Mantle fueled a 15 4 victory over Boston with two homers and seven hits in his last 12 at bats, pushing his season total to 32 amid retirement talks. Baltimore widened its AL lead as Detroit faded after losses. Agee and McCraw homered for Chicago in a 5 0 win over Washington.
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Minnesota
Mickey Mantle
Yankees
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Boston
Associates Press
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New York Yankees
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Pistons
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Washington
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Tom McCraw
White Sox
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Bob Locker
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Coca Cola
Honey Creek
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