All Star NL pitching staff named by Alston for July game
Dodgers manager Walter Alston named eight National League pitchers for the All Star Game in Anaheim on July 11. Don Drysdale Claude Osteen Juan Marichal Ferguson Jenkins Bob Gibson Tom Seaver Denny Lemaster and Mike Cuellar were picked. The starting lineup was set by players. Cincinnati Reds receive a later selection to satisfy league representation.
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Harold Harrison
Cincinnati
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Anaheim
Calif
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Alston
Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Osteen
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta Braves
Mike Cuellar
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Jenkins
Seaver
Lemaster
Cuellar
Marichal
Gibson
Standings and results from major baseball leagues
National League standings show St. Louis 43 27 and Chicago 42 29 with Cincinnati 41 32. San Francisco 39 34 trails. Thursday results include Chicago 4 Pittsburgh 3 and Cincinnati 14 Los Angeles 0. American League leaders Chicago 42 27, Detroit 37 33. notable scores include Baltimore 4 Chicago 1 and Cleveland 5 Detroit 2.
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W. L. Pet. G.B
St. Louis
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Fran
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philaphia
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Phila
L. Pet. G.B
Detroit
Boston Sess
Minnesota
Cleveland
California
Baltimore
Kansas City
Wash
Boston
Washington
All-Star night backfires for Gibson Drysdale in losses
Gibson allowed 9 runs in less than one inning as San Francisco routed the Cardinals 12-4. Drysdale gave up six runs in two innings in Cincinnati’s 14-0 win over the Dodgers. Bunning hurled a 3-hitter in Philadelphia’s 1-0 win over the Mets. Banks homered as the Cubs beat Pittsburgh 6-3 to improve to 10-1 in last 11 games. Houston’s game at Atlanta was rained out.
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Bob Gibson
Don Drysdale
Gibson
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cardinals
Drysdale
Cincinnati
Reds
Los Angeles
Kim Bunning
New York
Philadelphia
Mets
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Atlanta
Cleveland
Detroit
Baltimore
Giants
Nelson Briles
Jim Hart
Joe Gibbon
Bob Bolin
Tony Perez
Don Pavletich
Deron Johnson
Dodger
Milt Pappas
Bunning
Phillies
Jack Fisher
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Banks
Pete Mikkelson
Ron Santo
Wayne City Wins 3 Games Tonight In Lofty Tourney
Wayne City won a seven inning battle behind veteran pitcher John Beck who threw a seven hitter as they beat Royalton 3 in extra innings to advance in the Mt. Vernon July 4th softball tournament. Three tourney games remain with two scheduled and one makeup rainout set for tonight at 7 00 PM Double Cola had a bye Bank of Illinois faces Frostie Scheller meets Rainy makeup contest Marion faces Phelps Dodge of Murphysboro Wayne City and Royalton were tied 3 3 after seven innings.
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John Beck
Wayne City
Royalton
Mt. Vernon
Double Cola
Bank of Illinois
Frostie
Scheller
Marion
Phelps Dodge
Murphysboro
Perfect Freight Upsets French Trotter At Yonkers
United States horse Perfect Freight won the $100,000 United Nations trot at Yonkers Raceway at 14-1, upsetting favorite Roqueline after the leader went off stride late. Be Sweet paid $50.40 to place, Style Setter finished third as Stanley Dancer led the US one two three.
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Associated Press
Perfect Freight
Jim Dennis
Be Sweet
Jim Hackett
Stanley Dancer
United States
Style Setter
Fresh Yankee
Canada
Roqueline
Roqueline Fifth and Dashing Rodney
Italy
Lord Gordon
Eillen Eden
Star
Pride
Pebble Hanover
Samuel Huttenbauer
Cincinnati
Irvin Berkemeyer
Wayne City Clinches Win With Eighth Inning Rally
In the eighth inning Englebright Miller and Belangee combined for three straight hits to push Wayne City ahead for the victory as Bob Davis took the loss for Royalton.
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Englebright
Miller
Belangee
Wayne City
Bob Davis
Royalton
Giants Bomb Cardinals as Bolin Wins 12-4 in St Louis
San Francisco tops St Louis 12 to 4 as Bob Bolin earns his fourth win. Giants pitcher Joe Giblin starts in place of Marichal, facing a Cardinals lineup strong against right handlers but falters early. Jim Davenport Ollie Brown and Jim Hart deliver key hits while Willie Mays and Hal Lanier contribute in a big first inning. Cardinals answer with homers from Javier and Cepeda, and Larry Jaster takes the loss.
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ST. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Herman Franks
St. Louis Cardinals
Franks
Joe Giblin
Juan Marichal
Cardinals
Giants
Gibbon
Bob Bolin
Jim Davenport
Ollie Brown
Jim Hart
Willie Mays
Hal Lanier
Tito Fuentes
Bob Gibson
Nelson Briles
RBI
Julian Javier
Orlando Cepeda
Javier
Curt Flood
Mike Shannon
Larry Jaster
Mets
Bob Shaw
Bowling High Games And Series Scores
Floyd Bean led with 200 in high games and 533 in high series. Ivan McConnaughhay totaled 189, 527. John Lynn 184, 480. Doris Boldrey 175, 435. Norma Holloway 160, Mildred Page 158, Geneva Bean 455, Mildred Page 446.
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Floyd Bean
Ivan MecConnaughhay
John Lynn
Doris Boldrey
Norma Holloway
Mildred Page
Ivan McConnaughhay
Geneva Bean
New Milford driver Perfect Freight wins big at New Jersey track
Perfect Freight, backed by owner Arthur Brown of New York, posted the largest win of his career at New Milford N J earning 7.80 show. The horse previously claimed the 81000 Realization Trot at Roosevelt last year and set a 2 08 3 3 world record for the 11 mile race. Brown also owns a New York ABA franchise launching this fall.
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New Milford
N.J
Roosevelt Raceway
Arthur Brown
New York
Hammer Leads Canadian Open Field With 66
In Montreal at the short waterless Municipal Course the Canadian Open began with rookie Laurie Hammer posting a 66 to lead. Roger Ginsberg Steve Reid and Dave Stockton joined Hammer at the top with 67s, while big names like Arnold Palmer Gary Player failed to finish under par. The event highlighted new pros dominating the tournament as a long shot Hammer eyes a rare victory.
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Montreal
Montreal Municipal
Laurie Hammer
Roger Ginsberg
Steve Reid
Dave Stockton
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Hammer
Sarasota
Fla
Ginsberg
Reid
Art Wall
Gardner Dickinson
Doug Sanders
Jacky Cupit
Wes Ellis
Illinois
Nicklaus
Labron Harris
Hugh Royer
Billy Casper
Robert DeVicenzo
Palmer
Player
Catherine La Coste Lights Fuse In Open Chase
Hot Springs Va AP Catherine La Coste daughter of Rene LaCoste aims to become the youngest and first amateur winner of the U S Women's Open as the second round opens at Cascades Course. Pro Sandra Haynie led with 70, while La Coste and Susie Maxwell tied at 71 with Sybil Griffin behind. Betsy Cullen shot 72 and three others at 73 as rain touched the course.
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Hot Springs
Mademoiselle
de Gaulle
Catherine la Coste
Cascades Course
Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Tex
Susie Maxwell
Sybil Griffin
Miss LaCoste
Paris
Rene LaCoste
Simone
Catherine
France
Club de Chantaco
Biarritz
Cascades
Betsy Cullen
Tulsa
Okla
Betsy Rawls
Margie Masters
Shirley Englehorn
Barbara Gabrielsen
U.S. Crews Compete for Henley Regatta Honors
Cornell University leads Americans in the Thames Challenge Cup as Kent School of Connecticut and Tabor Academy of MarionMass race in the Princess Elizabeth Challenge Cup. All American semifinal showdown looms if they advance Saturday.
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Henley-On-Thames
England
United States
Cornell University
U.S
Kent School
Conn
Tabor Academy
Marion
Mass
Nicklaus Struggles as Co Favorite Opens with 72
Nicklaus, co favorite, posted a one over 72 after calling his driving the worst in a long time. His rival, who carded rounds of 66 and 65 in practice, finished with a 75.
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Nicklaus
Banks Delivers Homer as Cubs Sweep Pirates 4-3
Ernie Banks hit his 15th homer in the sixth, driving in Ron Santo to put the Chicago Cubs ahead 4-1 in a 4-3 win over Pittsburgh. It capped Cubs 10th victory in 11 games, boosting pennant race margins. Rookie Joe Niekro earned his third win with help from Radatz, Koonce, and Hartenstein. Al McBean took his first defeat in two years for the Pirates.
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Chicago
Ernie Banks
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Cubs
St. Louis
San Francisco
Banks
Ron Santo
Joe Niekro
Dick Radatz
Cal Koonce
Chuck Hartenstein
al McBean
Bucs
Cincinnati
Bill Hands
Reds
Jim Maloney
Cardinals
Giants
New York
Larry Jaster
Red Birds
Mets
Bob Shaw
Elks Lodge Giants Triumph In Extra Innings 12 9 over Dodgers
The Elks Lodge Giants scored seven in the first, saw the lead shrink to a 38 tie, then won 12 9 in extras against the King City Federal Dodgers. Lemay led with two hits for the Giants, while McClintock homered for the Dodgers in an inside the park grand slam. M McKenzie earned the win, McClintock took the loss. In the other game First National Bank’s Tigers edged Pep Drilling Co Orioles 20 16 as Steve Reynolds went 2 for 2 with a homer and Kniffen added a double and two singles.
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King City Federal Dodgers
Dodgers’ I
Lemay
McMahan
Creel
Bramlet
Letzekorn
Kniffen
McClintock
Gaunt
Bean
Sloan
Whisenhunt
Coats
Ray
M. McKenzie
Dodgers
First National Bank
Tigers
Orioles
Pep Drilling Co
Steve Reynolds
Tiger
Glatz
Richison
J. Lincome
Orials
Aydt
G. Pemberton
Terry
Webster
Reynolds
White
B. Liddle
Bland
B. Pemberton
McPherson
Illinois Men Buy Balmoral Jockey Club
A group of Illinois business men said they bought controlling interest in the Balmoral Jockey Club and Chicago Harness Racing Inc. by acquiring all stock of Mr. and Mrs. Webb Everett and Chicago Thoroughbred Enterprises. Assets include Lincoln Fields race track in Crete and 30 day race meetings.
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Chicago
Illinois
Balmoral Jockey Club
Chicago Harness Racing Inc
Webb Everett
Chicago Thornbred Enterprises, Inc
Lincoln Fields
Crete
Stan the Tire Man wins fifth straight in Khoury League
Stan the Tire Man defeated Baldridge 64 with three hits by Steve Coward driving in three runs. Baldridge’s Jam Smith struck out 11 but allowed four unearned runs as Stan’s pitching and fielding closed out rallies. Junior Khoury play resumes July 5 with Regis ter News vs Baldridge.
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Stan
Baldridge
Jam Smith
Smith
Larry Bailey
Tiremen
Register News
Bailey
Steve Coward
Bruce Hunt
Greg Goodsman
Steve Willis
Bob Swan
Mark McGuire
Regester News
David Donoho
Whiffs
Bank Of Illinois Triumphs In 18-2 Juvenile Victory
In the evening’s Juvenile doubleheader finale Bank of Illinois routed Lincoln Heritage 18 to 2. Pitcher Ed James dominated, allowing two hits and two runs, while Bob Feltmier and Jessie Green provided power with several multi baggers and three hits each. James also hit an inside the park homer and a triple as Bank of Illinois tallied five innings.
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Bank of Illinois
Lincoln Heritage
Ed James
Bob Feltmier
Jessie Green
James
Bank of Timois
Heritage
Brad Williams
Bob Cook
Hank Woolsey
Woolsey
David Farley
Felimier
Green
Larry James
Gary James
John Trotter
Chicago Harness Racing names list of purchasers
A group of purchasers includes William S. Miller former Illinois Racing Board chairman Ottawa industrialist Lawrence White Grande Ridge banker Joseph Knight Alton banker Faith M McIntorf Miller associate Joseph Becker Chicago attorney Dr Thomas Coogan former Presbyterian Hospital chief of staff and Harold Anderson Publishers Hall Syndicate chairman Bah moral director since 1957.
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Chicago
William S. Miller
Ilinois Racing Board
Ottawa
Lawrence White
Grande Ridge
Joseph Knight
Alton
Faith M. McIntorf
Miller
Joseph Becker
Thomas Coogan
Presbyterian Hospital Chicago
Harold Anderson
Publishers-Hall Syndicate
Bahmoral
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