All Star roster shapes up with AL selections
Boston AP report details the American League All Star roster as 26 players named for the midseason classic. Notables include Brooks Robinson infielding for Baltimore, Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew among outfielders and infielders Sandy Alomar and Jim Fregosi, plus Roy White and Alex Johnson on the outfield line.
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Tommy Harper
Roy White
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Clemente's neck pushes Alou onto NL All Star team
San Francisco AP reports Clemente’s stiff neck may force Matty Alou of the Pirates onto the National League All Star squad for Cincinnati Tuesday. Clemente, a 10-time batting champion, would decline the invite, making Alou the likely replacement. Fishermen of teams and coaches named later, with notable outfielders and pitchers from the NL selections.
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Grand slam homer boosts Denia Menke and Asitas in 9-5 win
Denia Menke and Asitas connected a dramatic grand slam and added a tin-scoring single as their team defeated Los Angeles 9-5. The rallying sequence produced key runs and showcased the duo's power at the plate.
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Pirates Beat Cardinals 60 In Pitchers Duel For Fifth Win
Pittsburgh strengthened its chase of the Mets by routing St. Louis 60 behind Dock Ellis two unearned runs and a four-run fifth. Ellis earned his fourth straight win with ten strikeouts as the Pirates spoiled the Cardinals’ day with errors and timely hits by Pagan and Mazerowski.
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Fishing Forecasts From Missouri Lakes and Rivers
Jefferson City AP reports clear fair conditions for all species in Missouri lakes and streams with some waters in dingy or muddy conditions. Early morning fishing and late evening are best for many rivers, with catfish, bass, walleye and trout noted as fair to good in various locations.
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Lake Conditions Report Shows Mixed Fishing Prospects
Reading across multiple lakes, anglers report clear to fair conditions with channel cat and bass activity. Bluegill and crappie vary by location, while overall lakes indicate good access and fishing potential despite some poorer spots and light cover in duck creek and trout areas.
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LaCrosse Takes Two in Doubleheader at Fulton
LaCrosse routed Fulton in the opener and completed a doubleheader sweep last night. Billy Talley and Skip Kirby hit back to back homers to power the offense as John Honult worked four innings for Fulton. Tom Woodward rang up nine strikeouts and allowed three hits in the mound win.
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Bossi Beats Little In Monza Title Bout Disappointing Return
Freddie Little lost a 5 round decision to Bossi in Monza Italy as boos and confusion swirled over the judging. Bossi used quick defense and sharp counters to outpoint Little who failed to land solid blows. Little, once world champion in Rome, could not match Bossi’s speed or pressure.
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Williams Beats Aux in 175 Pound New York Fight
New York heavyweights clashed as Williams defeated his opponent in a 175 pound bout. The result adds a notable victory for Williams in the boxing card reported by TRE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
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Kuhn Names Johnson To Office Job
New York Yankees official Johnny Johnson, aged 48, is named administrative officer of baseball by Commissioner Bowie Kuhn to replace John McHale. Johnson will take the post August 1 and oversee World Series and All Star game administration, minor league relations, and schedules with other sports.
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Cage Clinic Opens Monday at Mexico High School
Mexico High School will host a basketball camp for junior high and high school youths starting Monday. Registration begins at 2 PM for sixth through eighth graders, with freshman reporting at 4 PM and varsity athletes at 6:30 PM. Coaches and returning college players aim for a strong camp. cost is 90 cents for insurance.
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Baseball In Brief: National League East standings and results
Baseball roundup shows NL East leaders Pittsburgh and New York in the mix with Detroit, Cleveland, and Boston contending in separate divisions. Thursday results include New York 7 Baltimore 5 in rain, Detroit 7 Boston 3, and Chicago 6 Milwaukee.
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Trevino Seeks Open Glory Amid Weathered British Run
Trevino, 31, predicts a holiday mood as he opens in golf’s British Open at St Andrews. He sits eight under and one stroke ahead after 46 holes, heading a star-laden field including Nicklaus Palmer and Jacklin. Weather and course quirks loom as legends clash for prize money of 100000 dollars.
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Clay Shifts from Old Punch to Quiet Charity Tone
Cassius Clay visits Charleston for an exhibition to aid underprivileged black children, posing as the same outspoken figure yet avoiding confrontation with white officials. After a permit revocation for a County Auditorium fight, he leaves town, saying his aim is to inspire youth through sport.
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Bossi defeats Little for junior middleweight title
In Monza Italy Carmelo Bossi 154 Milan outpointed Fred Little 153 Las Vegas Nov 15 to dethrone Little as world junior middleweight champion. In Seattle Fraser Stott stopped Denny Moyer 8. Boone Kirkman KO'd Amog Lincoln 2 heavyweights. Andy Kendall outpointed Roger Rouse 10 light heavyweights.
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Ashworth Leads Golf Tourney Narrowing Field
In Wichita a crowded leaderboard sees Steve Bruce Ashworth, from Brunswick GA, at under par after a late surge, tied with several players for second place including Henry Delazier, John Adams, Richard Ellis, and Tom Jenkins. The Western Amateur nears a new champion as two rounds unfold.
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