Mantle Earns AL All Star Nod In New Position
Mickey Mantle, moving from centerfield to first base, is named to the 38th American League All Star squad by Hank Bauer. Mantle, batting .240, is one of nine reserves for the July 11 game in Anaheim, joining Mincher Fregosi McAuliffe Alvis Casonova Conigliaro Agee and Etchebarren. Bauer will announce the starting pitchers later.
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Joe Cronin
Bauer
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Jim Fregosi
Angels
Dick McAuliffe
Detroit
Cleveland
Max Alvis
Paul Casanova
Washington
Tony Conigliaro
Tommie Agee
Chicago
Andy Etchebarren
Orioles
Tribe Escapes After 19-Inning Tie in Doubleheader
In Baltimore the Cleveland Indians and Baltimore Orioles split a 19 inning game and a half of their doubleheader. The extended affair featured lengthy pitching and late dramatics with both sides seeing key innings.
Indians edge Orioles in 14 innings to keep season rolling
Cleveland wins 6-5 in 14 innings as Vic Davalillo delivers a two out single in the 14th for relief pitcher George Culver's fifth win. Baltimore leads 1-0 in the nightcap before the game is halted by a midnight curfew with Dave McNally three hitters from a complete game. Max Alvis starts the 14th with a single and scores on a walk and subsequent plays.
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Powell
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Max Alvis
Bunker
Oriole
Leon Wagner
Moe Drabowsky
Alvis
Chuck Hinton
Demeter
Eddie Watt
Hinton
Frog Season Opens In Ohio With Ten Frogs Daily
The Ohio frog season began June 15 with a daily limit of 10 frogs. Shooting is prohibited with guns but allowed with bow and arrow. a fishing license is required. The piece notes frog behavior, preferred hunting spots across northwestern Ohio, and lists lakes, rivers, and reservoirs with notable catches and species. It ends urging anglers to fish during the July 4 holiday period.
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Oxbow Lake
Paulding Pond
Resthaven
Toussaint Wildlife Area
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Nettle Lake
Harrison Lake
van Buren Lake
Portage River
Huron
Sandusky River
Auglaize River
Blanchard River
St. Joseph River
Huron River
Maumee River
Charles Mill
Clear Fork
Pleasant Hill
Norwalk
Bellevue
Riley
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Metzer
Cataw
Graebner Bumped In Rousing Wimbledon Round
Clark Graebner of Beechwood Ohio fell to third seed John Newcombe of Australia in a 17-15 6-3 6-4 Wimbledon fourth round match lasting two hours and fifty two minutes. With Graebner eliminated, Charles Pasarell of Santurce Puerto Rico remained the lone American in the men's singles.
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England
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
John Newcombe
Australia
Graebner
Charles Pasarell
Santurce
P.R
Widman Loses In Semi Finals At Mid American Junior Open
Seventeen year old Jim Widman of Norwalk reached the semi finals in flight D, then fell to Rich Cevenele of Bedford in a rainy morning match. Widman had earlier defeated Ed Mobley of Wadsworth by 3 over par 74 on the 18th hole and won a playoff against Dennis Hayes of Cincinnati. Cevenele led after nine holes and held a three hole advantage with two to play before play ended on the 18th. Jim attends Campion High School in Prairie du Chien Wisconsin as the top golfer on his school team.
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Cevenele
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Jon Widman
Campion High School
Prairie du Chien
Wisconsin
Cardinals Favored 2-1 To Win NL Pennant
An oddsmaker listed the St. Louis Cardinals as a 2 to 1 favorite to win the National League pennant. The Cubs and Pirates were 10-1, Cincinnati 7 to 2, San Francisco 5 to 1, Atlanta 8 to 1, with others at 15-1. Odds against St. Louis were 2-5. against Cincinnati 1-5. against the Giants 1-7. against the Braves 1-12. against the Cubs and Pirates 1-15.
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Sutton
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Belinsky
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San Francisco
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Chicago
Atlanta
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Meyers Triumphs Again in Slow Pitch League
Kay Kersey collected three hits in four trips while Bob Meyer's team blanked Beckstein 15 4 to finish the first round with a 5 0 record. Kersey added two doubles and a triple as Meyer's 10 hit attack fed Beckstein's. Carole Service and Barb Jameson both had four hits. Reinecker went 2 for 3 for Beckstein's. Service was the winning pitcher with Brown taking the loss as Beckstein's prepares for Schild's IGA Thursday. Second round starts July 11.
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Kay Kersey
Hob Meyer
Bob Meyer
Beckstein
Meyer
Carole Service
Barb Jameson
Cheryl Reinecker
Pat Brown
Schild
IGA
Fitchville Conservation League Holds Trap Shoot Sunday
The Fitchville Conservation League invites the public to a trap shoot at 1 p.m. Sunday at the league club house on Jennings Road off Route 250 between Olena and Fitchville.
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Fitchville Conservation League
League
Jennings Road
Olena
Fitchville
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