Mantle Bypassed as AL All Star by Yankees Request
Mickey Mantle was left off the American League All Star squad for the first time in 13 years as Sam Mele and the selection panel filled the roster for the game next Tuesday in St. Louis. Carl Yastrzemski Rocky Colavito and Tommie Agee were named as reserves, with Mele choosing Battey Etchebarren and Cash along with other starters and backups from Detroit Boston New York Minnesota and California. The 25 man team features a mix of AL standouts led by Colavito and Agee, while Mantle sat out despite his 488 career homers.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
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Bill Freekan
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Norm Cash
George Scott
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10 Men Picked to Complete National's All-Star Team
The National League's 25 man All Star squad was completed with 10 new selections. Los Angeles' Jim Lefebvre replaces Houston's injured Joe Morgan at second base. Manager Walter Alston chose Felipe Alou of Atlanta as reserve first base, and tabbed Willlie Stargell Curt Flood Richie Allen as outfield backups. The roster includes Hank Aaron Willie Mays Roberto Clemente Maury Wills Honus Hunt Jim Ray Hart Tom Haller and Tim McCarver. Alou also backs up McCovey at first base and Hunt is added at second base. The final lineup shows San Francisco six selections and Atlanta St Louis Los Angeles Pittsburgh three each.
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Houston
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Richie Allen
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
Roberto Clemente
Maury Wills
Hon Hunt
New York
Jim Ray Hart
Alou
Hunt
Bill Mazeroski
Morgai
Lefebvre
Chicago
Hayes Catholic Starves Muscatine in 5-1 Sectional Baseball Win
Hayes Catholic defeated Muscatine 5-1 at Tom Bruner Field, led by Steve Garvin's key two run double in a wild fifth inning. Berlin absorbed the loss despite striking out 14 as Hayes capitalized on five walks and two wild pitches to pull away.
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Lawrence
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M. Furlong
J. Blaesing
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Courtois
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Calkins
Taylor
Wessels
Musser
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Sy Harold Blake
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Wilton
Hayes Catholic
Tom Bruner
Mike Furlong
Rick Berlin
Berlin
Steve Garvin
Jim Wester
Mike Lazie
Keino Aims to Reclaim 5,000m World Record for Kenya
Nairobi AP Kipchoge Keino said he is determined to regain the 5,000 meters world record for Kenya and believes he can run 13:08. Australia’s Ren Clarke set the record at 12:16.6 in Stockholm and meanwhile posted a world best of 12:50.4 for three miles en route. Keino had previously held the 13:24.2 world mark in the 5,000 meters before Clarke’s Stockholm effort.
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Good Hit No Throw Drysdale's Bat Overcomes Arm
Don Drysdale of the Dodgers battles control and a hitless arm early, then belts three singles to spark a late surge against the Braves. He adds a run-scoring infield single as Los Angeles ties and regroups in a 2 2 game, though the Dodgers fail to plate more than one that inning.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Braves
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Mack Jones
Hank Aaron
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Los Angeles
Wes Parker
Mantle Delivers Late Three Run Shot at Yankee Stadium
Mickey Mantle adjusts to Yankee Stadium after a road trip, belting a three run homer with two outs in the ninth to lift the Yankees past the Red Sox 5-2. He notes relief from rest after not being named an All Star this year.
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ED Schuyler JR
Associated Press
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Ford’s Future Uncertain as Yankees Move Ford to Bullpen
Whitey Ford, veteran Yankees pitcher who has yet to win this season, asked manager Ralph Houk to shift him to the relief corps after reporting his arm goes numb after three or four innings. Houk agreed, citing better usage of his arm in the bullpen. Ford, who had shoulder surgery in 1964 for a circulatory issue, expressed willingness to try relief duty and see how it feels.
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Sports scoreboard and tonight's NHL matchups
New York 9 Pittsburgh 5 Philadelphia 5 Chicago 7 Pittsburgh 4 San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 3 Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 2 Games scheduled include New York at Pittsburgh at 2 twilights. Philadelphia at Chicago Houston at St Louis Atlanta at Los Angeles Cincinnati at San Francisco New York at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Houston at St Louis Cincinnati at San Francisco.
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Red Sox Open A Home Stand at Bruner Field
The Muscatine Red Sox begin a five game home stand at Tom Bruner Field with Dixon of the Combelt League visiting tonight at 8. Milan follows at 2 pm. Sunday’s first place tilt in the Iowa Illinois league caps the stand before the state non pro tourney in Ames July 23. Batting leaders Grensing Herris Rauschenberger Hart Hindahl pace the lineup with notable averages.
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