Hutchinson Names NL All-Star Team
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson named 17 players to the National League All-Star squad for the first game in Washington, selecting a seven-man pitching staff including Sandy Koufax and naming second-choice outfielders Stan Musial Hank Aaron and Felipe Alou. He also tabbed starters and reserves led by Del Crandall Orlando Cepeda Bill Mazeroski Dick Groat Ken Boyer Tommy Davis Willie Mays Roberto Clemente and others with Johnny Roseboro backing Crandall.
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Fred Hutchinson
Cincinnati Reds
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles
Stan Musial
St. Louis
Hank Aaron
Milwaukee
Felipe Alou
San Francisco
Hutchinson
Richie Ashburn
New York Mets
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Koufax
Washington
Don Drysdale
Dick Farrell
Houston
Bob Gibson
Juan Marichal
Bob Purkey
Cincinnnati
Bob Shaw
Chicago
del Crandall
Orlando Cepeda
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Dick Groat
Ken Boyer
Tommy Davis
Willie Mays
Roberto Clemente
John Roseboro
Crandall
Ernie Banks
Frank Bolling
Maury Wills
Jim Davenport
Scoreboard Monday Results and Upcoming Games
Baseball scoreboard lists Monday results with New York over Kansas City eight to four, Cleveland two over Baltimore zero, Boston four over Minnesota three, Los Angeles two over Washington one, Detroit two over Chicago one. Wednesday matchups include Kansas City at New York, Los Angeles at Washington, Minnesota at Boston, Detroit at Cleveland, Baltimore at Chicago. Chicago beat Cincinnati six to five, Milwaukee seven over St Louis three, Pittsburgh four over Houston two. New York eight over San Francisco. Today's games show New York at San Francisco, Chicago at Cincinnati, Milwaukee at St Louis, Pittsburgh at Houston, plus night games and twin bills in progress.
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Rotary defeats Elks as Bien nets third win of season
Ricky Bien pitched his third win without a defeat for Rotary and contributed two of his four hits with a run scored in a 7-2 victory over the Elks. The team also benefited from Bien's strong offensive output as the Rotary squad continued its season success.
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Bien
Donovan Faces Only 27 Men in Nine Innings
Cleveland pitcher Dick Donovan faced just 27 Baltimore batters over nine innings in a 2-0 win. It marked the first time a pitcher had faced 27 men in a game, with Harvey Haddix the last to match the feat by going 12 perfect innings before losing in the 13th. Whitey Herzog had two singles and was picked off or erased on a double play. another Herzog attempt was cut down by a pitchout in the seventh.
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Donovan
Gabe Paul
Indians
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Whitey Herzog
Herzog
Brooks Robinson
Nazarene Wins Softball Pennant in Otta League
Church of the Nazarene claimed the American Division with a 16 to 1 win over Wesleyan Methodist led by Larry Cyre with two runs and a single. Merle Snethen earned the win with Cyre as a battery, allowing three hits. In the other game Westminster defeated Richter 12 to 6 aided by seven Richter errors and E. E. Caylor on the mound for Westminster.
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Paul Stevens
Lee DePriest
Wesleyan
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Westminster
E. E. Caylor
Gary Beauchamp
Wayne Robuck
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Dotson Wins Mile In 4 03 At Dominion Day Meet
TORONTO AP Bill Dotson of Kansas joined the sub four minute mile club a week earlier and won the mile in 4 03.9 at the East York Track Club Dominion Day meet leading most of the way and finishing about 30 yards ahead of Bruce Kidd.
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Athletics Rally Fails as Yankees Come Back 8-4
The Kansas City Athletics erased a 4-0 Yankee lead at New York but lost 8-4 as the Yankees erupted for four runs in the eighth. Roger Maris hit his 16th homer, Mickey Mantle his 11th, and Hector Lopez also connected. A disputed eighth inning homer by George Alusik helped Kansas City tie the score before Luis Arroyo, in relief, hit Jose Tartt to force in a run and Gino Cimoli delivered a run-scoring single.
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Yanks
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Mickey Mantle
Hector Lopez
Bill Stafford
George Alusik
Stafford
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Jose Tartabull
Gino Cimoli
Patterson Liston Title Fight Set for September 25
Heavyweight champ Floyd Patterson and challenger Sonny Liston signed contracts for the title bout at Comiskey Park on September 25. Patterson, 193 pounds, trains in Highland Mills New York. Liston said the fight will end early. Patterson to receive 45 percent of live gate and 55 percent of ancillary rights, Liston 214 percent of live gate or a $200000 guarantee. Promoters project over $5 million gross, with TV rights adding over $4 million.
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Sonny Liston
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Patterson
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Illinois Athletic Commission
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George Katz
Katz
Jack Milon
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