Kaline Back From Injury Delivers for Tigers
Kaline, back from a broken right arm, started at first base and ripped a sixth inning single to drive in the tie breaking run as Detroit beat California Angels 5 1. Lolich pitched five hitters, Freehan homered twice, Tracewski and Kaline contributed infield plays while the Tigers widened their lead in the AL. Elsewhere Cleveland beat Minnesota 4 1 and Boston topped Oakland 4 0.
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Herschel Nissenson
Associated Press
al Kaline
Detroit
California Angels
Angels
Vic Davalillo
Kaline
Mickey Lolich
Dick Tracewski
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Washington
New York Yankees
Mayo Smith
Smith
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Tracewski
Lolich
Lou Johnson
Chicago Cub
Sam McDowell
Twins
McDowell
Cesar Tovar
Stan Williams
Tony Oliva
Buddy Bradford
White Sox
Luis Aparicio
Aparicio
Brooks Robinson
Curt Rlefary
Orioles
Ken Berry
Bill Voss
Dick Ellsworth
Juan Pizarro
Cou
Ellsworth
Yankees
al Downing
Bill Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Ralph Houk
Mantle Heads AL Subs Past Stars Missing
Aging Mick Mantle of the Yankees earns a return to the American League All Stars for the 16th time as Dick Williams names a 25-player squad for the July 9 game in Houston. Kaline and Robinson miss the classic due to injury and slump, while Mantle backs up Harmon Killebrew at first base and joins a pitching staff featuring McLain, McDowell, Tiant, Santiago, Stottlemyre, John, and Odom.
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Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
al Kaline
Frank Robinson
Houston
Mantle
Dick Williams
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Ken Harrelson
Red Sox
Rick Monday
Oakland Athletics
Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Robinson
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Dave Johnson
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Don Wert
Detroit
Bert Campaner
Frank Howard
Washington
McLain
Sam McDowell
Luis Tiant
Cleveland
Jose Santiago
Mel Stottlemyre
New York
Tommy John
Chicago
John “Blue Moon” Odom
Oakland
US Olympic Track Camp Draws 193 Athletes Amid Boycott Fears
Los Angeles AP reports a 193 member U S track and field squad was invited to a high altitude training camp at South Lake Tahoe amid boycott threats by Negro athletes. The announcement accompanied hints from boycott architect Harry Edwards and notes two Caucasians added to balance possible unrest. Notables include Earl McCullouch and Gerry Lindgren who faced setbacks in trials, with Lake Tahoe preparations set for July ahead of September 9 17 trials and Mexico City like conditions.
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Los Angeles
United States
Olympic Track and Field Committee
Harry Edwards
San Francisco
South Lake Tahoe
Jerry Bright
Arizona State
Larry Questad
Stanford
Earl McCullouch
Southern California
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
McCullouch
Detroit
Lindgren
Lake Tahoe
Mexico City
U.S
City Scores Senior League Girls Softball Report
City league standings and scores for senior and junior divisions list player stats by team. Notable totals include SENIOR LEAGUE games with Eagles ELKS Rotary Kiwanis and Yanks and GIRLSSOFTALLSTARS, Buttercups, Garfield Eugene Field Hawthorne Lincoln.
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Calder
Kramer
Wiggins
Grogan
van Aken
Jackson
Yost
Ratliff
T. Holland
R. Holland
Totals
Rotary
Bones
Tienken
Drumright
Nesbit
Hughes
Keim
Beets
White
Haas
Jones
Kiwanis
Whitacre
Firestone
Mallicoat
G. Bulmer
McDaniel
R. Bulmer
Finch
Reynolds
Baldwin
Brownrigg
Clough
Lawson
Garfield
Debbie Wantland
J. Selby
L. Osborn
B. Raley
P. Max
K. Miller
B. Peters
G. Greenslade
C. Therr
B. Robbins
C. VanAken
Total
Eugene Field
G. Hill
J. Beets
L. Bell
G. Reed
Geist
Ferguson
Roth
Seaton
Lincoln
Burroughs
Spatz
Gilbert
Kaub
Cramer
Morgan
DeWald
Boxing Results From Associated Press
In New Orleans Johnny Brooks from Las Vegas outpointed Jerry Pellegrini 10 rounds. In Honolulu Adolph Pruitt from Los Angeles defeated Fel Pedranza. Jet Parker from Manila out pointed Pedro Rodriguez from Los Angeles in a 10 round matchup.
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Associated Press
New Orleans
Johnny Brooks
Las Vegas
Nev
Jerry Pellegrini
Honolulu
Adolph Pruitt
Los Angeles
Fel Pedranza
Philippines
Jet Parker
Manila
Pedro Rodriguez
Scores list shows IL blowouts and a PCL postponement
In the International League Toledo defeated Columbus 5 to 0 and Buffalo won 7 to 6 over Louisville while Rochester edged Richmond 5 to 4. Pacific Coast League action included Hawaii at Oklahoma City postponed by rain, with Tulsa beating Tacoma 5 to 2.
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Toledo
Columbus
Buffalo
Louisville
Rochester
Richmond
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Tacoma
Gibson Beats Drysdale In National League Clash
In Dodger Stadium Gibson stopped Drysdale’s six straight shutouts as St Louis won 5-1. Gibson, now 7-0 with a 1.13 ERA, allowed a first inning wild pitch that scored Len Gabrielson. The Cardinals later tied and led on Cepeda and Javier sacrifice plays while Cincinnati, Atlanta, and Philadelphia posted wins elsewhere.
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Gibson
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cardinal
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Len Gabrielson
Tom Hailer
Ron
John Edwards
Gabrielson
Drysdale
Atlanta
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Houston
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Orlando Cepeda
Clete Boyer
Cecil Upshaw
Phil Niekro
Brave
John Boozer
Phillies
Chris Short
Cubs
Boozer
Glenn Beckett
Willie Smith
Gary Wagner
Tommy Helms
Tony Perez
Perez
John Bateman
Astros
Dave Giusti
Reds
Americans Stir Wimbledon Title Bid With Davis Cup Trio
At Wimbledon United States stars Ashe Graebner and coach Ralston push toward the final eight. Dell praises team spirit as Ashe and Graebner defeat Newcombe and Stolle respectively to reach the quarter finals. Ralston beats Metreveli and Buchholz tops Hewitt to join the last eight with Okker and Moore looming.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Dennis Ralston
Ashe
John Newcombe
Charlie Pasarell
Graebner
New York City
Australia
Fred Stolle
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
Earl Buchholz
St. Louis
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Tom Okker
Ray Moore
Baseball scoreboard and results from the majors
The Associated Press rundown lists the American League standings led by Detroit and Cleveland close behind, with various teams and records. Results show Washington at New York, Detroit over California, Boston over Oakland, Chicago over Baltimore, and Cleveland beating Minnesota, plus today’s and tomorrow’s game schedules across both leagues with multiple matchups.
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L. Pet
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Minnesota
Oakland
California
Boston
New York
Chicago
Washington
League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Tidbits
Lists top performers in batting and pitching across leagues with figures for at bats runs hits doubles triples home runs and strikeouts. Notables include Harrelson Rose McCovey F Howard McDowell and Marichal with standout totals across teams such as Boston Cleveland San Francisco and Los Angeles.
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Harrelson
Bost
Oak
Yastrzemski
McAuliffe
Det
White
N.Y
F. Howard
Wash
Uhlaender
Minn
R. Smith
B. Robinson
Balt
Fregosi
Calif
W. Horton
Campaneris
Cardenal
Cleve
John
Chic
McLain
McDowell
Tiant
Clev
M. Alou
Pitt
Rose
Cin
Flood
St.l
McCovey
S.F
Perez
Brock
Clemente
B. Williams
H. Aaron
Atl
Hart
Wills
W. Davis
L.A
Marichal
Kossman
Singer
Jenkins
Colorado Racing Wagers Top Sixty Seven Million in 1967
Denver AP reports total betting on horse and greyhound races in Colorado reached $67.3 million in 1967, up from 1966 by nearly $1 million, while attendance fell by about 50,000.
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Denver
Colorado
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