All Star starters eyed as Maloney Pappas lead NL bids
In Minneapolis St Paul AP report Jim Maloney of Cincinnati and Milt Pappas of Baltimore are top bets for starting pitchers in the first All Star game in the Twin Cities. The NL lines up a power hit and pitching staff to counter the AL. The lineup features Willie Mays Hank Aaron and Willie Stargell in the outfield and Ernie Banks at first base amid a dominant NL roster.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Jim Maloney
Cincinati
Milt Pappas
Baltimore
Twin Cities
New York
Shea Stadium
Johnny CaBison
Mel Stottlemyre
Chicago White Sox
Bob Lee
Los Angeles
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Willie Stargell
Pittsburgh
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ernie
Two-Run Homer By Killebrew Tops NY 6 5
Harmon Killebrew delivered a two out two run homer in the ninth to lift the Minnesota Twins past the New York Yankees 6 5. Elston Howard and Mickey Mantle produced for New York while Bill Pleis struggled on the mound for the visitors. Verasalles and Killebrew homered for Minnesota as Mantle reached 1500 career runs.
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Minneapolis - ST. Paul
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
New York Yankees
Killebrew
Pete Mikkelsen
Rich Rollins
Yankees
Elston Howard
Ning
Rollins
Joe Pepitone
Promnder
Clete Boyer
Sens Repoz
Gerry Foscow
Repoz
Howard
Twins
Foscow
New York
Bill Pleis
Hector Lopez
Boyer
Pleis
Repez
Mickey Mantle
Minnesota
Downing
Reniff
Hamilton
Ramos
Mikkelsen
Kaat
Worthington
Klippstein
Fosnow
Battey
Zimmerman
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Versalles
Chance Blanks Indians 2-0 in series sweep
Los Angeles Angels ace Dean Chance pitched a six hitter for his first win over Cleveland since 1963 and delivered a fifth-inning bunt single to spark a 2-0 victory, completing a four game sweep. Tom Satriano scored on the bunt and Paul Schaal crossed on an error to cap the scoring as Cleveland’s slide extended to five losses.
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LOS Angeles
Dean Chance
Los Angeles Angels
Cleveland
Angels
New York Yankees
Minnesota
Tom Satriano
Paul Schaal
Charlie
Satriano
Schaal
Mal Alvis Chance
Lee Stange
Fred Weaver
Indians
Stange
Weaver
Kralick
Tiant
Acue
Chance
Rodgers
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Three Tri-Co Games Restart Wednesday at 6:30
Tri County League games postponed by rain until Wednesday at 6 30 p m will be seven innings each according to president Frank Sheffer. Umpires listed Harmony at Walkersville Sullivan Repp Bolivar at Doubs James Thurmont at Middletown C Lake Angleberger
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Harmony
Walkersville- Sullivan
Repp. Bolivar
Doubs
James
Thurmont
Middletown
C. Lake
Corrales and Mays Injuries After Collision at Home Plate
Pat Corrales Phillies catcher was released from St. Joseph's Hospital after a slight concussion from a home plate collision with Willie Mays Giants. Corrales expected to play Thursday against Cincinnati. Mays bruised his hip but was not hospitalized and hopes to play in the All-Star game.
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Philadelphia Phillies
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
St. Joseph’s Hospital
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Corrales
Phils
Cincinnati
Mays
Minnespolis
Aaron's Two-Run Homer Gives Braves 2-1 Win
Hank Aaron belted a two run homer in the seventh to lift Milwaukee past Cincinnati 2-1. Ken Johnson allowed three hits through eight, while Sammy Ellis took the tough loss. Cincinnati remains NL leader by percentage, with Los Angeles and Pittsburgh splitting a doubleheader.
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Aaron
Braves
Cincinnati
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Ken Johnson
Sammy Ellis
al Braves
Chicubs Sweep Two From Cards
Chicago Cubs rout Cardinals to sweep the doubleheader 8 to 0 and 6 to 0 at Wrigley Field. Larry Jackson and Cal Koonce shine on the mound with 8 and 6 hits allowed respectively, backed by Chris Krug and Ernie Banks homers and timely runs from Banks Santo Williams.
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Chris Krug
Ernie Banks
Larry Jackson
Krug
Curt Simmons
Banks
Harvey Kuenn
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
St. Louis
Stallard
McCarver
Koonce
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L-Saded
Bans ‘Ao
Tigers Homer Trio Pushes Past A's 4-2
Detroit Tigers defeat Kansas City 4-2 with three home runs from Brown Cash and McAuliffe driving in runs. Pitcher Aguirre earned his 10th win as he limited the A’s to five hits after the third inning.
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Kansas City
Norm Cash
Gates Brown
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Hank Aguirre
Brown
Detroit
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Cash
Willie Horton
Tigers
McAuliffe
Aguirre
Key Ford
Yankees
Freehan
Stock
Hickman
Lac
Koufax Wins 15th In Split With Pirates
Sandy Koufax became the majors first 15 game winner with a five hitter as Los Angeles won the first game of a doubleheader over Pittsburgh. Manny Mota hit a two out homer in the 10th to give the Pirates a 4-3 win in the nightcap. Koufax extended his win streak to nine, leading the league with 195 strikeouts. The Dodgers remained three points behind the Reds in the standings.
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Ellis
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Innning
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Aaron
Sandy Koufax
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Mota
Bob Miller
Koufax
Bob Bailey
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Roberto Clemente
Jeff Torborg
Lou Johnson
Gene Freese
Ron Fairly
Jim Lefebvre
Johnson
Fairly
Ossie Virgil
Gene Alley
Andre Rodgers
Claude Osteen
Maury Wills
Wills
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Gibbon
McBean
Carpin
Virgil
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Bailey
Clendenon
Los Ang
Osteen
B. Miller
Arreet Enn
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Clarke smashes 3 mile mark in 12 53 at Et tone cap
Australian Ron Clarke shattered the 13 minute barrier by clocking 12 52.4 for three miles at the Etone championships, finishing ahead of Gerry Lindgren who set the U S record at 13 04.2. Clarke, 26, holds world marks for 10 miles 10 kilometres and 5 kilometres and eyes more records.
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Seattle
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Lindgren
U.S
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Hungary
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Sam Leitch
London Sunday Mirror
Harold Abrahams
Sunday Times
Ross McWhirter
London Observer
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Leitch
Brighton
England
New Zealand
Bill Baillie
Oslo
Paris
Frederick Legion clinches ninth straight district crown
Frederick American Legion beat Westminster 19 to 12 at McCurdy Field to seal the district title. Eddie Cook blasted three homers including a grand slam, Phil Ranneberger added one, and Cook drove in six with Ike Rhoderick winning on the mound. Hart double and triple aided Westminster’s offense as Frederick rapped 15 hits and moved to bracket play with key hits from Keyser, Smith, and Brillhart.
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McCurdy Field
Francis Scott Key
Eddie Cook
Phil Ranneberger
Gary Spencer
Ike Rhoderick
Benny Grove
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Cook
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Stan Keyser
Gordon Smith
Poff
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Houck
Friese
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Abrhot Smith S
Hart
Spencer P
Boyer
Keyser
Ager
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