Redbirds Yanks Blanked In Vote for All Star Team
New York and St. Louis, 1964 World Series villains, received no starting nods in the All Star Game lineup. Willie Mays and Joe Torre were the only repeaters on the National League roster, while Brooks Robinson stood alone for the American League. The NL leads in head-to-head wins as both leagues set final roster decisions on star selections.
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Gene Mauch
al Lopez
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Joe Torre
Milwaukee
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Johnny Callison
Shea Stadium
National
Boston
Hawks Seek First Victory in Chanute Invitational
Lawrence American Legion baseball, managed by Kenny Page, seeks its first win in the Chanute Invitational after back-to-back losses. Springfield upset Lawrence 3 0 on Saturday as Bob Taylor had a fourth inning single, and Chanute beat them 4 3 on Sunday with Larry Stancliff, Rod Taylor and Bob Taylor each collecting two hits. Lawrence faces Independence tonight with Steve Putthoff on the mound.
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Lawrence American Legion
Springfield
Lawrence
Hawks
Bob Taylor
Chanute
Independence
Gary Wyrick
Jim Decker
Rich Brown
Larry Stancliff
Rod Taylor
Page
Steve Putthoff
Tonganoxie
Independence Club
Unser Is First In Peak Run
Defending champion Al Unser of Albuquerque won the championship division auto race up Pikes Peak in 12 minutes 53.3 seconds, short of his earlier record. His brother Bobby Unser finished second in 12:58.8. Nick Sanborn won the stock car division with 14:17.7, beating Parnelli Jones. The piece also notes baseball all star selections and upcoming AL and National League roster announcements.
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al Unser
Albuquerque
N. M
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Bobby Unser
Nick Sanborn
Cascade
Plymouth
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Sanborn
Jones
Mercury
Scholarship Goes To Ryun of East
Jim Ryun of Wichita East High School leads ten Eagle and Beacon carriers sharing a $1,000 scholarship fund. Ryun, the mile record holder, will attend the University of Kansas using his award. Other winners include Robert Bettis, Cleve Collinsworth, John Dresback, Ronnie Flory, Larry Hammer, Rodney Headland, Alan Scott, Doug Teubner, and John Walsh with varied high school averages.
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Jim Ryun
Wichita Eagle
Wichita Beacon
Newspaper Corporation
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Wichita East
University of Kansas
Eagle and Beacon
East
John H. Colburn
Robert Bettis
North High
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Cleve Collinsworth
John Dresback
Kansas
Ronnie Flory
Southeast
Wichita State
Larry Hammer
Rodney Headland
Alan Scott
Doug Teubner
North, Friends University
John Walsh
Kapaun
Colburn
Smith to Run in Russia and Europe on US Track Tour
Janell Smith of Fredonia Kansas 18 will compete for the United States in Russia and Europe this summer as part of a track and field tour. She won the National AAU women's 440 in 55.1 seconds over the weekend and has a pending American record of 54.3.
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
Russia
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Kan
Miss Smith
Yesterday's Stars: Alou and Raymond Pace Wins
Jesus Alou of San Francisco slugged two triples and two singles driving in the tie breaking run as the Giants beat the Cubs 7 4. Claude Raymond of Houston pitched six innings for his third straight win enabling an 8 1 Astros victory over the Dodgers.
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San Francisco
Giants
Chicago Cubs
Claude Raymond
Houston
Astros
Los Angeles Dodgers
Bo Belinsky
Jim Hart
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Hart
Rice Carly
Frank Bolling
Braves
Pirates
Vern Law
Law
Hank Fischer
Bob Bailey
Jim Pagliaroni
Blonde Belter Chases Golf Throne After Open Win
Carol Mann 6 foot 3 inches from Towson Md wins the National Women's Open in Northfield N J finishing with an even par 72 for a 290 total and $4 000. Kathy Cornelius 292 in second place. Mann becomes a leading contender as Mickey Wright withdraws from the Open with a injured left hand.
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Towson
Mickey Wright
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Kathy Cornelius
University of North Carolina
Cornelius
Rancho Santa Fe
Calif
Lady Caring
Baltimore
Miss Wright
Marilynn Smith Finishes Third in National Open
Marilynn Smith, former Kansas University student from Wichita, placed third with 294 at the Women's National Open in Northfield New Jersey. Carol Mann won with 290 earning 4000, while Kathy Cornelius was runner up with 292 and 2000. Smith received 1200.
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Marilynn Smith
Kansas University
Wichita
Northfield
N. J
Miss Smith
Carol Mann
Miss Mann
Kathy Cornelius
Casper's Charge Caps Western Open Golf Title
Buffalo Billy Casper won the Western Open with a four round total of 270, 14 under par, after a closing 64. He earned 11,000 dollars, finishing two strokes ahead of Juan Rodriguez and Jack McGowan who tied for second at 272. Casper had earlier led with a 30 six under par on the front nine and credited weight loss from an allergy diagnosis.
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Buffalo
Billy Casper
Tom O'Shanter
Casper
Juan
Chi Chi) Rodriguez
Jack McGowan
Rodriguez
McGowan
al Geiberger
Geiberger
Oberzan Hurt in Legion Game as Lawrence Softens Olathe Rout
Lawrence American Legion B team defeated the Olathe Demons 10 to 0. Center fielder Dave Oberzan suffered a severe bruise on his upper left arm with no fracture seen. x-rays planned Tuesday to confirm. Manager Louis Henrich said the injury is not expected to sideline him long.
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Lawrence American Legion
Olathe Demons
Louis Henrich
Oberzan
Lawrence
Connie Mack
Olathe
Cardinals Rally To 6-2 Victory Over Mets In National League Clash
St Louis stretched its winning streak to five as Tim McCarver led the offense with four singles against Galen Cisco. Claude Raymond earned the win in Houston’s 3-1 victory over the Dodgers, while Nuxhall pitched a complete game for Cincinnati in a 4-1 win over Philadelphia. Giants top Cubs 7-4 as Alou and Hart key hits.
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Pittsburgh
Tim McCarver
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Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
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Astro
Joe Gaines
Houston
Claude Osteen
Walt Bond
Jim Gilliam
Bob Aspromonte
Joe Nuxhall
Phillies
Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Nuxhall
Conigliaro Power Helps Red Sox End Skid at 5-3
Tony Conigliaro, booed by Boston fans, belted a two run homer to lift the Red Sox past the Yankees 5-3, his 16th of the season. Cleveland beat Baltimore 4-2, Minnesota 5-2 over Kansas City as AL action spread across the day.
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Twins
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Washington
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Jim Bouton
Lee Thomas
Hector Lopez
Leon Wagner
Milt Pappas
Ralph Terry
JANELL SMITH WINS 440 AT NATIONAL AAU MEET
Ja nell Smith of Fredonia Kansas wins the 440 yard dash at the National Women's AAU Outdoor Championships with a :55.1 clocking. Her time misses her :54.3 record and the former :54.7 mark, but her victory earns a spot to race the Russians next month in Kiev.
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Columbus
Ohio
Janell Smith
Fredonia
Kan
Miss Smith
Kiev
Ferrari Drives to Victory in Reims 12 Hour Race
Pedro Rodriguez of Mexico and Jean Guichet of France piloted their Ferrari to a two lap victory in the Reims International 12 hour sports car race held Sunday.
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Mexico
Jean Guichet
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Weekend Fights Manila Ai Diz Beats Kang in Ringside Thriller
Filipino boxer Ai Diz, 114, stops Korean rival Hee Sou Kang, 114, in Manila weekend bout. Both fighters weigh in heavy, match ends with Diz securing decision win before crowd.
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Philippines
Hee Sou Kang
South Korea
Thomas Learns Hard Lesson After Fight With Big Star
Philadelphia AP report details a July fourth weekend altercation between veteran Frank Thomas and Phillies All-Star Richie Allen during pregame batting practice. Both players traded blows. Thomas faces possible trade as GM John Quinn seeks to move him fast. Allen leads NL with .336 average while Thomas has seen little action since mid June.
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Frank Thomas
Thomas
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Allen
Gene Mauch
John Quinn
Quinn
Husky
Foyt Makes Comeback Win in Firecracker 400
A. J. Foyt roared back from January injuries to win the Firecracker 400 at Daytona Beach. He topped darkhorse Buddy Baker in a Plymouth Fury by nearly a lap, earning 12 600 dollars and boosting Ford prestige after a risky Chrysler engine sanction.
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Comeback
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Daytona Beach
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Daytona International Speedway
Houston
Tex
Riverside
Calif
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
N.C
Baker
Buck Baker
Tex Martin Dominates Bar-H Rodeo Events in Camdenton
Tex Martin of Meridian Texas swept both bareback and saddle bronc riding at the Bar-H rodeo in Camdenton. Ray Catulla of Lido California won the wild horse race and Bobby Goodspeed of Wetumka Oklahoma won the calf roping. The rodeo concludes Saturday night.
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Tex Martin
Meridian
Tex
Ray Catulla
Lido
Calif
Bobby Goodspeed
Wetumka
Okla
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