All-Star Game starters debated as managers seek rested arms
AL manager Lopez chose Dean Chance as starter after weekend games while NL skipper Alston picked Don Drysdale, citing right-handers and rest. Both managers favored more pitchers to cover the game and discussed resting strategies amid a tight All-Star lineup.
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Golf Fans Pay Scottish Tribute At 1964 British Open
In St Andrews AP reports crown of a new king at the birth place of golf as 30 000 tickets await the 104th Open over 72 holes on 6926 yards. Spectator fever grows with Nicklaus Sanders Lema Ford among American challengers and crowds roaming the town.
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Open golf turns spectator friendly at Old Course
George Simms, Royal and Ancient press officer, notes new spectator paths at the Open. Paying spectators will be charged 4.20 pounds for the week, as the Open prize stands at 4,200 pounds. Top American players embrace the prestige of the event.
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Kansas Women Open Nine Hole Medal Play at Liberal
Abi lene Ruth Gunn of Liberal and Marily Chmelka of Garden City lead the 64-player Kansas Women's Nine-Hole Medal Play at Liberal Country Club. The event spans 27 holes over three days with five handicap flight groups. Defending champ Patsy Burt and runner up Rosie Markwell are absent.
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Wellsville baseball and softball results across July
Wellsville Babe Ruth players beat DeSoto 24 to 4 with pitchers Jay Higbie and Gary Davenport. Gardner Bluejays toppled Wellsville A Team girls 17 to 16 as Glenna Rogers and Penny Whitley went 6 for 6, Pam Langwisch and Judy Crist also homered or doubled. Midget B defeated Bucyrus 12 to 5, Midget C No.1 lost 10 to 6 to Louisburg, Otto pitched with 10 Ks and leg injuries affecting Wellsville pitching.
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Baseball Scoreboard PRESS All Star Games and Schedule Notes
Monday results show no games. Upcoming games include American League All Stars vs National League All Stars at New York. Wednesday matchups feature St. Louis at Philadelphia and San Francisco at Chicago with only these games on the slate.
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Trials Drag In NY Stadium After 15 Years
New York hosts Olympic track and field trials at a small East River stadium built for 1939 fair. The venue is hard to reach, underused, and outdated with sawdust in the long jump pit and low high jump standards. Winners here earned near-certain Olympic spots, but final LA trials in September determine full selection.
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Girls Gather For Track in Hanford National AAU Meet
Four hundred girls from five nations compete in Hanford California for the National AAU Women's track and field meet held Thursday through Saturday. The top two finishers in each event earn places on the United States team to meet the Russians in Los Angeles on July 25 26. Entries come from United States Jamaica Mexico Canada and Formosa. Meet director Herb Stockman says events are split into girls and women sections with 13 events each.
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Soviet Team Seen Better for Los Angeles Showdown
Moscow AP report says the Soviet men's track squad heading to the Los Angeles meet July 25-26 will be stronger than last year’s Soviet lineup. Coach Gavriil Korobkov said Ter-Ovanesyan will not travel, ending talk of a world record duel with Ralph Boston. Boston beat the Russian mark 27 feet 5 1 4 inches at the U S Olympic Trials.
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Navy Schedule Limited to Two Home Games at Annapolis
The Navy football team will host only two games at Annapolis next fall with William and Mary on September 26 and Duke on November 14.
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British Yacht Sovereign Arrives in New York
Sovereign, one of two 12 meter British yachts vying to challenge for the America's Cup, arrives from England aboard the liner Andanis. The boat will join Kurrena Vaidah in a trial series off Newport Rhode Island, aiming to finalize the challenger lineup after a 10 to 9 result in the British series.
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