Reds fall to Cardinals 3-1 as All-Star break looms
Cincinnati took 10 hits but St Louis scored twice in the seventh to snap the Reds four-game win streak. Joe Jay pitched well, Pete Rose left with a sprained ankle, Cardenas and Edwards named NL All-Stars as Cincinnati heads to a makeup game in Pittsburgh Wednesday.
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Drysdale to Start NL in All Star Game at Shea
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers will start for the National League and Dean Chance of the Angels will open for the American League in the All Star Game at Shea Stadium. Drysdale, 11 7 with a 2.06 ERA, rested since Friday, and Chance 5 5 with a 2.19 ERA, were chosen by managers Walt Alston and Al Lopez respectively. About 40 000 tickets sold for the noon game televised nationally. Kaline sidelined with a bruised ankle. Rocky Colavito to replace.
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Phillies Dominate Giants to Seize NL Lead in Frisco
Gene Mauch's Phillies erupt past San Francisco 21 to 1 sweeping the series and taking first place in the National League. Richie Allen collects five hits in the win streak while Jack Baldschun locks down a save. Dennis Bennett tops the Giants with a seventh inning run set up by a double play with Alou and Cepeda nabbing. Koufax wins his eighth straight as Dodgers tie St Louis for fifth place.
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Milwaukee Urged To Eye Reds As Sub For Braves
Milwaukee County executive John Doyne says the Braves may leave and Milwaukee should seek another team. He points to Cleveland or Cincinnati as likely targets and warns the move would be a major blow to baseball. Braves officials deny a move and say bids have come from Oakland San Diego Seattle and Dallas.
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Crucial Series Marks IS Play Crucial Series Marks IS Play
The Jacksonville Suns, 22 games ahead of Buffalo, begin a four day home stand versus Atlanta’s Crackers. Toronto and Rochester clash, along with Buffalo and Syracuse, in key pennant races as weekend results include Jacksonville 7 Richmond 5 and Buffalo 6 Toronto 4.
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Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
American League leaders include Oliva and Allison of Minnesota in batting with 200 at bats. Killebrew leads in home runs with 30. Aparicio of Baltimore posts 31 stolen bases while Ford of New York leads in pitching decisions with 10. National League leaders feature Clemente and Mays in batting and Williams in hits, with Koufax and Drysdale leading strikeouts.
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Braves pounding Cubs as first NL homer sparks rout
In the opener, a first major league game hurled an eight hitter against the Cubs. Mike de la Haza belted his first NL homer and Joe Torre added two doubles as the Braves routed All Star Dick Ellsworth. Jerry Lynch hit his 16th career pinch homer as Pittsburgh surged late and Manny Mota delivered a three run shot. The Pirates tagged Dick Farrell and Hal Woodeshick for all the runs.
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National League Games and Standings Highlight Weekend Action
Standings show Baltimore leading with 48 wins and Chicago at 39 losses. Sunday results include Detroit 7-3 over Washington and Kansas City 9 to 2 over New York. International League notes Buffalo 6 Toronto 4 and Syracuse 12 Rochester 8.
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Jimenez Blasts Orioles Pitching To A's 31 Victory
Manny Jimenez powered the Kansas City Athletics to a 31 victory over the AL leading Baltimore Orioles. He hit three home runs in five innings and doubled home two runs while scoring the third, helping the A's climb from last place. Other AL results include Minnesota beating New York 9-2 with Harmon Killebrew driving in three, and Chicago sweeping Cleveland in a doubleheader with Mike Hershberger and Pete Ward homering.
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Novice wins Kentucky state trap shoot after being wounded
Novice Dave Ramsey of Richmond Indiana captured the 45th Kentucky State Invitational Trap Shoot in Latonia as a ricochet pellet struck his left arm and right leg mid event. He finished 98 of 100 while rival Bill Casserly of Cincinnati scored 97. Ramsey did not require immediate treatment.
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River Downs Racing Sees Higher Attendance and Bets
The Cincinnati track reports strong early results for its first 32 days of thoroughbred racing. Betting totals reached 9.26 million dollars, up from 7.75 million last year, while attendance rose about 20 percent.
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Drysdale Pascual duel eyed for All-Star clash
A Drysdale Pascual duel would pair two pitchers with All-Star resumes. Drysdale, 11-7 in the regular season, has shown effectiveness in All-Star action, allowing only six hits with a 2.45 earned run average.
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