Willie Mays Delivers NL Victory in All-Star Classic
Willie Mays single to start the game sparks a 1-0 NL win over the Americans in the 39th All-Star Game at the Astrodome. A six-pitcher, three-hit effort silences AL bats as Domes crowd sees Mays’ lone run set the pace.
All-Star Game Shifts to Pitching as Nationals Win 1-0
In Houston the National League pitcher dominated a 1-0 win over the American League. Willie Mays opened with a single and scored on a skipp ing hop baserun. Don Drysdale and Juan Marichal led a strong NL staff while Harmon Killebrew suffered a hamstring pull.
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Killebrew
Jim
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Flood
Willie McCovey
Rod Carew
Carew
Minnesota
Don Drysdale
Jim Fregosi
Tony Oliva
Tom Seaver
Drysdale
Steve Carlton
Seaver
Don Wert
Ron Reed
Jerry Koosman
City League Softball Scores and Player Totals
City League softball results list junior league and adult teams with batting and pitching lines for Geist Finch Criqui S Finch Raley Gorton Bettge Byrd Marstall Savage Harris Braves Jones Pope Hettler Brownrigg Bloomer Sheldon Sellers Turner Geiss Dodgers Siders Smith Leitaker Dixon Higbie Holden Sherman Bouska Hart Bugner Ledom Bird Thornbrugh Cubs Switzer Wassmer Smith Jay Schoonover Carey Stark Shenk Jeff Schoonover Thompson Miller Daugharthy Bennett Giants Beeman Lysaught Grogan Peterson Sleichter Emerson Livingston Matthews McDaniels Spratt Pirates Ward Smith Walker Hollon Anderson Detwiler Ledom Roth Hernandez Saffron Roberts Sacred Heart Bozworth Bourque Garcia Gretencord Rockers Seyler Randall Trinity Methodist Brown Cartmill Anderson Satterlee Welton Davis R Braker Burgess T Braker Faith Lutheran Buck Madison Buck Matney Small Cooper Lines Breck Cole Jackson Adamson Dunn Cearfoss Birckhead Jones Tweet Price Hughes Gillette Stark Sullivan Adamson Dunn Cearfoss Birckhead Jones Tweet Price Hughes Gillette Stark Sullivan Totals and outcomes listed per team.
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CARDS
Geist
P. Finch
Criqui
S. Finch
Raley
Gorton
Bettge
Byrd
Marstall
Savage
Harris
Braves
Jones
Pope
Hettler
Brownrigg
Bloomer
Sheldon
Sellers
Turner
Geiss
Totals
Dodgers
Siders
Smith
Leitaker
Dixon
Higbie
Holden
Sherman
Bouska
Hart
Bugner
Ledom
Bird
Thornbrugh
CUBS
Switzer
Wassmer
Jay Schoonover
Carey
Stark
Shenk
Jeff Schoonover
Thompson
Giants
Beeman
Lysaught
Grogan
Peterson
Sleichter
Emerson
Livingston
Matthews
McDaniels
Spratt
Pirates
Ward
Walker
Hollon
Anderson
Detwiler
Roth
Hernandez
Saffron
Roberts
Sacred Heart
Bozworth
Bourque
Garcia
Gretencord
Rockers
Seyler
Randall
Trinity Methodist
Brown
Cartmill
Satterlee
Welton
Davis
R. Braker
Burgess
T. Braker
Faith Lutheran
A. Buck
Madison
Buck
Matney
Small
Cooper
Lines
Breck
Cole
Jackson
F. Methodist
Adamson
Dunn
Cearfoss
Birckhead
Tweet
Price
Hughes
Gillette
Sullivan
Imhoff May Not Leave LA 76ers Trade Signals Shakeup
Philadelphia traded Wilt Chamberlain and sent Archie Clark and Jerry Chambers to get Darrall Imhoff. Imhoff, in Los Angeles, said he needs time to think over the deal and may prefer a move closer to home as the 76ers seek stability after past contract battles with Chamberlain.
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Philadelphia
Philadelphia 76Ers
Wilt Chamberlain
Darrall Imhoff
Imhoff
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
NBA
Los Angeles
Lakers
Fred Schaus
76Ers
Jack Ramsay
Jerry Chambers
Archie Clark
Wilt
Luke Jackson
78Ers
T6ers
Chamberlain
California
Atlantic City
Legion Tilt Rained Out Rescheduled as Garnett Doubleheader
American Legion baseball game between Ottawa and Garnett at Orris Cox Field was rained out and moved to Garnett on July 21 as part of a twinbill makeup. A second game earlier in the season was also washed out, producing two makeup tilts. Start time is 2 p.m. with Ottawa home team for one game and Garnett for the other. Ottawa A-team plays an intrasquad at 7:30 tonight at Orris Cox Field before a District 11 League trip to Iola Saturday. Ottawa B-team faces Lyndon at 8 p.m. Friday at Lyndon.
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American Legion
Ottawa
Garnett
Orris Cox Field
Orls Cox Field
Iola
Lyndon
Baseball Owners To Iron Out Divisions
AP reports 1969 plans as AL and NL owners meet to discuss schedules and divisional play. AL to split into two six team divisions with a 156 game schedule and playoffs. NL historically opposes divisional splits, favoring a 162 game schedule. Negotiations continue as Eckert and the executive council press for agreement.
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Houston
Seattle
Kansas City
San Diego
Montreal
National
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