All Star Game Viewed From A Televised Seat
A writer describes watching the All Star game on TV from a relaxed vantage point in a Driftwood Room. Fans munch peanuts and drinks as lineups shift, Stengel makes bold moves, and Gil McDougald delivers the winning run for the American Leaguers.
American and National League All Stars Face Off
A recap of the 1960 All Star game notes Musial and Banks among stars. Spahn and Turley starters mix hits and errors. Final line includes attendance of 48 809 and various player stats for O'Dell Aaron Mays and Mazeroski.
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Triandos
Fox
Thomas
Mazeroski
Musial
Malone
Skowron
Banks
Mays
S—O'dell
Aaron
Spahn
Friend
Jackson
All Star Game Braves Casey Stengel Heroics Highlight
Billy O Dell shut down the National League over the final three innings to seal a 4 3 victory for the American League as Gil McDougald driven in the go ahead run with a seventh inning pinch hit. Casey Stengel praised O Dell while noting Wynn Narleski Turley and O Dell mixed for a strong AL effort in a 48 829 attendance game. The AL lone unearned run and a string of nine straight retired by O Dell capped the win.
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Billy O'Dell
Gil McDougald
Nellie Fox
Driftwood
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Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
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Thomas
Ted Williams
Boston
Frank Malzone
Williams
Gil
Moelone
O'Dell
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Early Wynn
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Nationals
McDougald
Frank Malsome
Yankee
Wynn
Casey
Cleveland
Ray Narleski
Bob Turley
Narleski
Warren Spahn
Bob Friend
Larry Jackson
Dick Farrell
South
Pierce
Jim Turner
Willie Mays
Bob Skinner
Frank Thomas
Stan Musial
Haney
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Turley
Ernie Banks
Musial
Mickey Mantle
Fox
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Malzone
Frank Pa
Mahone
Mays
Spahn
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Skinner
Triandos
Plach Hier
Mickey Vernon
Mantle
Jensen
Casey Sengel
Johnny Logan
Lable
Farrell
Philly
Brookline
Mass
Boston Red Sox
Hagan Advances with Two Wins in Indianapolis Tennis
Judy Hagen of Middletown wins two matches at the Indianapolis Tennis Tournament. She defeats Patricia Ferry in the first round 61 43 and beats Linda Ryan of Indianapolis 60 in the second round to reach the next stage.
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Judy
Woodstock County
Hagen
Middletown
Obie
Patricia Ferry
Songies
Linda Ryan
Redleg Boosters To Meet Tonight
Middle town Redleg Boosters Club meets at 7 30 in Sports Bowl with Wolfrum announcing plans to raise funds to send 300 Knothole players to Middle town Night at Crosley Field on August 24 when the Redlegs host Milwaukee. Organizers invite groups to form bus caravans and join tonight’s meeting.
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Middletown Redleg Boosters Club
Keith Weltrum
Wolfrum
Middletown
Crosley Field
Cincinnati Redlegs
Milwaukee
Arcaro Wins Two More at Jamaica Ride
Veteran jockey Eddie Arcaro rode twice more at Jamaica on Tuesday winning with Oilton in race four and Isenda in the featured sixth. Arcaro had ridden four winners at the same track on Monday.
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Arcaro
New York
Eddie Arcaro
Jamaica
Reds On Coast For Exhibition With Farmhands
Cincinnati’s Redlegs fly to the West Coast for an exhibition game against Seattle’s Rainiers, a Reds farm team, then proceed to San Francisco for an eight game western trip. Bob Purkey, the team’s top winner who joined the All-Star squad, is set to start against the Giants.
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Redlegs
West Coast
Seattle
Rainers
Redleg
Reds
San Francisco
Bob Purkey
Giants
Stars Called For Senate Probe Today
Senate hearings begin on a bill to exempt major professional sports from antitrust laws with witnesses including Mickey Mantle Ted Williams and Stan Musial. Casey Stengel Robin Roberts and Eddie Yost appear as player representatives ahead of further subcommittee sessions.
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Washington
Senate
Mickey Mantle
Ted Williams
Stan Musial
Senate Antitrust and Monopoly
Casey Stengel
New York Yankees
Robin Roberts
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Yost
Washington Senators
O'Dell Farrell Impress Veterans At All Star Game
Baltimore’s Billy O'Dell and Philadelphia's Dick Farrell drew rave reviews from veterans in baseball's All Star showcase. O'Dell pitched three perfect last innings but took no decision as Early Wynn earned the victory for the Americans. Farrell, from Brookline, praised by Ted Williams, worked two spotless innings with four strikeouts.
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Baltimore
Billy O'Dell
Dick Farrell
Philadelphia
O'Dell
Nationals
Wynn
White Sox
Orioles
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