Mays Won’t Be Among NL All Star Starters
Willie Mays will miss the NL starting lineup for the July 11 All Star Game in Anaheim as managers and coaches did not name him among the initial starters. Mays, a 13 time All Star, is expected to be on the team. Walt Alston will select pitchers and the remaining squad. Clemente, Aaron, and Brock led voting among outfielders, with Alley and Mazeroski leading at infield positions for Pittsburgh.
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NEW York
Willie
Mays
Anaheim
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Babe Ruth
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Lou Brock
St. Louis Cardinals
Clemente
Aaron
Brock
Alston
Alley
Bill Mazeroski
Orlando Cepeda
Joe Torre
Atlanta
Tim McCarver
St. Louis
Torre
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
Tony Perez
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Jimmy Wynn
Houston
Rusty Staub
Billy Williams
Chicago
Curt Flood
Adolfo Phillips
Tommy Davis
Matty Alou
Willie Stargell
John Callison
Philadelphia
Vada Pinson
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Joe Morgan
Ron Santo
Leo Cardenas
Luck With Krausse In Win Over Yanks
Kansas City's pitcher Lew Krausse credited luck for his 2-0 victory over the New York Yankees, insisting his fastball was the only pitch consistently over the plate. He noted a 4-10 season mark and emphasized perseverance after 26 days between wins. Campaneris starred on the bases with a steal and a run, while Krausse added two strikeouts in seven innings.
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Kansas City
Lew Krausse
Krausse
Alvin Dark
Campy Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Campy
Ken Harrelson
Yankes
Ruben Amaro
Mike Tresh
Tresh
Amaro
A’s
Chester
Charles O. Finley
Leaders in American and National League batting and pitching records
National and American League leaders show batting leaders like Robinson Balt 64 runs 69 RBIs and 86 hits with No 1 home run Killebrew Minn 28. Pitching leaders include Hore Jen Chi 9 1 and Veale Pitt 7 2 with top strikeouts by Marichal. The data highlights key players across both leagues with various counting stats.
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Robinson
Falls
Yastrzemski
Bost
Balt
Kaline
Det
KL. Robinson
Whitlebrew
Minn
F. Robinson
Carew
Min
Campaneris, Inc
Tovar
Mim
Lenborg
Boswell
Bate
Clemente
Litt
Cepeda
St. Ta
Aaron
Allen
Phil
Uns
Wynn
Houst
Ffs
Garon
Ath
Fits Brock
S.l
St.Ta
Ramen
Phi
WG LoAnds
NAV
Williams
Chic
TR Allen
Alt
Watt
Pichotust
Brack
StooMb
Phillips
Veale
Pitt
Sas
Laeimster
Jarvis
Atl
Marichal
Sle
Nolin
Cite
Stanek Wins Title at Vanderbilt International Ping Pong Meet
Jaroslav Stanek of Czechoslovakia won the International Invitational Table Tennis Tournament at the Vanderbilt Club. He defeated Hans Alser of Sweden in a close final by scores of 21-17, 19-21, 21-16.
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New York
Jaroslav Stanek
Czechoslovakia
Vanderbilt Club
Hans Alser
Sweden
Athletics Beat Yankees 2-0 in Kansas City
A Lawrence group of 39 World Co. employees attended the Kansas City game at Municipal Stadium as guests and saw Lew Krausse pitch the Athletics to a 2-0 win over the Yankees.
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the World Co
Kansas City
New York
Municipal Stadium
Athletics
Yankees
Lew Krausse
China rejected by federation over World University Games
The International Federation of University Sports Executive Committee rejected Nationalist China’s application for membership. The decision bars Nationalist China from participating in the World University Games starting August 26 in Tokyo.
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Lausanne
Switzerland
China
International Federation of University Sports
Tokyo
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William Eckert
Gene Alley
Yanks
By Jim van Valkenburg
Associated Press
Stanek
Rann Kladdock
Ford
fEate
Wixcote
BFG
B.f.goodrich
B.f.goodrich Daals
B. F. Goodrich Store
Wixsave
U.S
APPRC
Wickes
10Th and
Vermont
N.H
Lawrence Paper CO
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