Koufax Marichal Perry Lead NL All-Star Pitchers
Sandy Koufax Juan Marichal Gaylord Perry headline the National League All-Star staff chosen by Walter Alston joining veterans Jim Bunning Bob Gibson Claude Raymond Billy McCool and Bob Veale. Perry joins as a first timer while Koufax Marichal Gibson Veale McCool Raymond Bunning mix for St Louis pitching staff.
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UPI
Sandy Koufax
Juan Marichal
Gaylord Perry
Walter Walston
Los Angeles Dodger
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Claude Raymond
Houston Astros
Billy McCool
Cincinnati Reds
Bob Veale
Pittsburgh Pirates
St. Louis
Koufax
Dodger
Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Perry
Giants
Bunning
Veale
McCool
Raymond
Ringholtz Sets Pace in High School Softball League
Ringholtz and Myers beat Schild's 8 to 4. Card Shop lost 12 to 5 to Ringholz and Myers. Norwalk Bargain Center outlasted Ace Hardware 17 to 15. Norwalk leads the league by one and a half games over Meyer Chevy.
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Schild’s
CYO
Card Shop
Norwalk Bargain Center
Ace Hardware
Meyer Chevy
Norwalk Bargain Con
Meyers Chevrolet
Side Hill Dairy
CYO 41
Ringholz and Myers
Hug Con. & Pav. Co
IGA
Oliva Leads Twins To 4-3 Win In Slugfest At Cleveland
Tony Oliva sparked Minnesota with a two run double in the eighth and a key throw to nail Chico Salmon at the plate as the Twins beat the Indians 4-3. Rich Rollins and Bob Allison added later runs while Cleveland’s skid reached five games and they trailed Baltimore by nine in the standings. The clubs resumed after a 23 minute rain delay and Minnesota salvaged a victory despite Radatz and Siebler relief efforts. The Indians head to Kansas City for a four game set starting Friday.
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UPI
Tony Oliva
Minnesota
Cleveland Indians
Oliva
Chico Salmon
Twins
Indians
Reggie Otero
George Strickland
Johnny Klippstein
Sam McDowell
Rich Rollins
Bob Allison
del Crandall
Tony Curry
McDowell
Hinton
Leon Wagner
Salmon
Nicklaus Takes Early Open Lead at Muirfield
Jack Nicklaus shot a one under par 70 to share the first round lead with Britain’s Jimmy Hitchcock at the British Open in Muirfield Scotland. Tony Lema and Doug Sanders were one stroke back at 71, others included Arnold Palmer at 73 and Peter Thomson at 73 amid windy conditions.
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Britain
Jimmy Hitchcock
Jack
Muirfield
Nicklaus
United States
Tony Lema
Doug Sanders
Arnold Palmer
Julius Boros
Dick Sikes
Dave Marr
Phil Rodgers
Fred Haas Jr
Kel Nagle
Australia
Gary Player
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Albrights Regain Lead as Schaper Sweeps Low Gross Net
Albrights regain first place as Hank Schaper shoots 2 under par to take low gross and low net honors. Schaper finishes 27 high points 22, with Sturgis Corbin 20, Larry Carpenter 20, Bob Mason 20 also near top. Chapin Chapin move into second place.
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Manyak Ford
Hank Schaper
High Ind
Sturgis Corbin
Larry Carpenter
Bob Mason
Albrights
Chapin
Sugar Ray Robinson Sparks Sparring for Comeback Plans
Sugar Ray Robinson, 45, sparred with middleweight champion Emile Griffith and challenger Joey Archer at resorts near New York, drawing praise and fan adulation. He accepted a $1000 purse for the rounds, said he might fight again tomorrow but showed little real eagerness, and dismissed serious plans while noting Archer’s speed and Griffith’s idolization of his early career.
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N.Y
UPI
Sugar Ray Robinson
Emile Griffith
Joey Archer
Madison Square Garden
Robinson
Archer
Griffith
Ring
Grossinger’s
the Concord
Tiger Jones
Modzelewski Signs 14th Pro Contract With Browns
Rugged defensive tackle Dick Modzelewski, a former All America from Maryland, signs his 14th NFL contract and may retire after this season. He has not missed a game since 1953 and aims to top the NFL’s 174 consecutive game mark next year. Also signed were defensive end Bill Glass and linebacker Sid Williams as Cleveland announces 24 signees for 1966 camp.
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Dick Modzelewski
Cleveland Browns
Modzelewski
Maryland
Washington Redskins
The
Browns
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Bill Glass
Sid Williams
Patrick-Hiss tops Elk's Golf League with remarkable rise
Patrick-Hiss climbs from third to first in Elk's Golf League action, eight points ahead of Kay's Shoes and Fisher Way, who tie for second. George DeBold and Tom Downer earn top individual honors with DeBold sharing Low Gross, Low Net and High Point Team for Patrick-Hiss at 70 points. DeBold belongs to Kay's Shoes. Downer plays for Battles Insurance.
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Elk’s Golf League
Kay
Fisher
George DeBold
Tom Downer
George DeBolt
Kays Shoe
Battles Insurance
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