Mays Misses All Star Start. Lineup Chosen July 11
New York AP reports Willie Mays, despite a 13 year starter streak, is not named to the starting NL lineup for the July 11 All Star Game in Anaheim. Manager Walt Alston will select the 25 man squad, with voting led by Roberto Clemente, Hank Aaron, and Lou Brock. Alston to announce pitchers Friday and final squad on July 6.
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Mays Misses NL Start But Powers Giants In Win
Willie Mays, left off the National League starting lineup for the first time since 1954, went 4-for-4 with two home runs and two singles as the Giants hammered the Cardinals 9-1 in San Francisco. Mays batted .293 with 13 homers and 37 RBI. Other NL action saw Chicago sweep Pittsburgh, Los Angeles top Cincinnati, Houston down Atlanta, and Philadelphia edge New York 6-5.
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Primo Carnera Dead At 60
Primo Carnera an Italian known as The Ambling Alp when he won the world heavyweight title in 1933 died in his birthplace Sequals Italy at age 60. He had cirrhosis of the liver and had been in a coma for about a week before death. He left the United States last month to return home and had battled health issues for years after a career spanning boxing and wrestling.
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Krausse Wins As Yanks Fail To Score In KC Battle
Lew Krausse claimed luck carried the day after his 2-0 victory over the New York Yankees. The Kansas City pitcher allowed four singles in seven innings while insisting his best starts came in defeats. Campaneris and Hershberger provided KC’s runs, aided by a Campaneris steal and Harrelson’s RBI single amid Yankees miscues.
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Strikeouts fuel Ottawa 5-3 win over Garnett
Terry Ostmeyer reports Ottawa American Legion A team broke a two game skid with a 5-3 victory over Garnett in Garnett. Ottawa used five hits and timely outs in a tense seventh inning to pull ahead after Garnett tied it in the sixth. Waymire drove in the go ahead run with a triple and later final runs, while Drum struck out key batters in the late innings. Ottawa improves to 3-7, Garnett drops to 10 straight losses.
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Young Beverly Klass Faces LPGA Ban From Tour
Beverly Sue Klass, a 10 year old from Thousand Oaks California, has stirred controversy by competing as a pro in LPGA events. Tournament director Leonard Wirtz says the players voted to bar her, arguing she is too young for the tour. Family members defend her talent and love of golf, calling the move discriminatory and unfair.
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City scoreboard reports mixed softball and baseball results
Readable lines show First Baptist defeating Sanderson in women’s softball while First Christian and Nazarenes post big scores. Yankees, Indians, Tigers and Orioles also stack wins. senior league Eagles and Rotary clubs post results along with junior girls games.
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Game Postponed Again Ottawa vs Lawrence Tonight
Ottawa and Lawrence game postponed due to conflict at Lawrence ball field. No new date yet. A-team schedule lists Osawatomie Friday night at Osawatomie, then Emporia Saturday here and Garnett Sunday afternoon.
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