Finally Ahead After 32 Years Its Been A Long Haul For The NL
The National League defeated the American League 6 to 5 in the All Star game after blowing a 5-0 lead, marking the Americans fifth straight loss in All Star and World Series play. The NL has narrowed the historic gap to lead 18 to 17 overall since 1933. Joe Cronin, president of the American League, faced a tough night as his league continued its string of defeats.
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Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Cleveland
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Juan Marichal
Mauch Lopez Duel For All Star Managers Rematch Hopes
Gene Mauch and Al Lopez aimed to meet again next year with their teams in charge. The NL edged the AL 6-5 to take a one game lead in the 36 game series, with Willie Mays, Joe Torre, and Willie Stargell homers and Bob Gibson closing out the win. Lopez lamented the loss as a good show while Mauch enjoyed contributing to a NL lead.
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San Francisco
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Jim Maloney
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Dick MccAuliffe
Detroit
Rocky Colavito
McAuliffe
Minnesota
Jimmie Hall
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Killebrew
The
National
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Mays Delivers Classic All Star Show Amid Bruised Resolve
Willie Mays homered and scored the go ahead run as the National League beat the American League 6 5. He extended his All Star hit total to 21 tying the all time record and logged 18 All Star runs. Mays collided with the fence while chasing a McAuliffe homer and later noted slipping on the mound hampered his first pitch.
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Paul
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Ron Santo
Mays
Dick McAuliffe
Ceneter
McAuliffe
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Mariechal
Willie
Oldster Skates Into Golf Lead In AP Report
In Pittsburgh AP report Stan Poploski a 43 year old Pittsburgh real estate salesman leads the National Public Links Golf Tournament by firing a 73 71 144 to pace a trimmed field of 64 into match play. He defies age fears saying roller skating keeps his legs strong as challengers including Billy McDonald Ron Greenbach Sonny Ewing Edward Heyl and Wendell Kop trail two shots back at 146 while the cut to 154.
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Poploski
Poplaski
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Topeka
Kan
Ron Greenbach
San Francisco
Sonny Ewing
Dallas
Tex
Edward Heyl
Falls Church
Wendell Kop
Honolulu
Sota Leads French Open At Midway With 131 Total
Ramon Sota of Spain held a one stroke lead at the halfway French Open after a 11-under 62 in round two. Cobie Legrange of South Africa stood second at 132 after two rounds, while Peter Thomson of Australia and John Hayes of South Africa shared third at 136.
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Paris
Ramon Sota
Spain
Sota
Cobie Legrange
South Africa
Peter Thomson
Australia
John Hayes
Clarke Targets 10000 Meter World Record in Oslo Meet
Australia’s Ron Clarke aims to break the 28 minute barrier in the 10000 meters at Bislet Stadium in Oslo. He seeks to lower his pending world record of 28.14.0 set in Turku Finland last June 16 as the two day international meet opens.
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Ron Clarke
Australia
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Jessen Mann Lead Yankee Women's Open Field
Defending champ Ruth Jessen and U S Women s Open winner Carol Mann head the field for the second annual Yankee Women's Open in Flint Michigan. The event opens Thursday with a pro am.
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Flint, Mich
Ruth Jessen
Carol Mann
Two horses destroyed at Rockingham Park race meet
SALEM New Hampshire AP Two horses Shutter Spy and Cutting Humor were destroyed after breaking down in the sixth race at Rockingham Park Tuesday Jockeys Mario Benetto and Jack Kurtz were thrown but escaped serious injury
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Foulks Wins A Flight At Paola CC
Ottawa's June Foulks captured the A Flight title at the Paola Invitational golf tournament held at Paola Country Club. Sue Wolgast finished third and Doris Peters fourth in the Championship Flight among 67 entries. Wolgast shot 41 and Peters 44 while Foulks posted 47. Helen Swaffert of Harrisonville earned medalist honors with a 38.
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Foulks
Paola Country Club
Ottawa Women’s Golf Association
Sue Wolgast
Doris Peters
Wolgast
Peters
Paola
Helen Swaffert
Harrisonville
Williamsburg Schedule Highlights July Events
July 19 Babe Ruth vs Melvern at home. July 20 Pee Wee at Quenemo. July 21 Girls at Pomona. July 22 Midgets vs Waverly at home. July 22 home-made ice cream social. July 24 Adults Men vs Emerald and Women vs Emerald, followed by home-made ice cream.
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Quenemo
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Emerald
Little League A'S-10 and Indians battle in tight scoreline
In a league doubleheader style box, Little League A'S-10 and Indians post strong hitting with runs and errors. National Cubs trail Giants 6 4 as English Matthews and Usher contribute, while Haas Langdon and Bien lead Giants offense in a 6 4 finish.
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Mille
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Church League F Lutheran-AB Box Score Summary
Lutheran team Buck Hansen Meyer Rogers Brown Dexman Zimmerman Williams Orndorff Cook Meyer totals 20 runs 1 hit 3 errors. Westminster team Wallace Gaeddert Abbott Kornhaus Boyer Williams Worx Shepard Sible Wren totals 41 runs 11 hits 14 errors. CHRIS Hiatt Waymire Haverty Saffron Larson Casteel Smith Wheeler Gentner Moore totals 29 runs 21 hits 19 errors.
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Orndorff
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Wren
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Hiatt
Waymire
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Saffron
Larson
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Smith
Wheeler
Gentner
Moore
Nicklaus and Palmer Lead Canadian Open Opening
Toronto AP report says the $100000 Canadian Open golf tourney began with 14 players in the field. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer were among the early and early afternoon starters as morning showers gave way to partly sunny skies.
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Toronto
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Palmer
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