Alston Chooses Drysdale Osteen For National League Staff
Los Angeles manager Walter Alston named Don Drysdale and Claude Osteen to the eightman NL pitching staff for the All-Star Game in Anaheim on July 11. Five right-handers and three left-handers were selected, with Drysdale the senior All-Star veteran.
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Cincinnati
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Anaheim
Calif
Don Drysdale
Claude Osteen
Alston
Drysdale
Juan Marichal
San Francisco Giants
Ferguson Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Tom Seaver
New York Mets
Osteen
Denny Lemaster
Atlanta Braves
Mike
Cuellar
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
Reds
Lneup
Jenkins
Seaver
Ose Teen
Lemaster
Marichal
Gibson
No Ice KC May Lose Hockey Team
Kansas City's new hockey franchise faces relocation to Denver if ice making equipment cannot be installed in Municipal Auditorium by Aug. 19. William Morris warns of lawsuits against the city and contractors over bids while the St. Louis Blues farm club contends with 800 season tickets at risk.
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Kansas City
Denver
Municipal Auditorium
William Morris
Kansas City Hockey Club
Herbert C. Hoffman
St. Louis Blues
Central Hockey League
Tulsa
Omaha
Memphis
Oklaoma City
Dallas
Forth Worth
Houston
Morris
Nelce
Jean
Ottawa
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Iowa
Emporia
Clinton
St. Louis
Monty Lee
Ryun Sees Lonely Training Path Ahead for 1968 Games
Kansas miler Jim Ryun said he may train as an individual in the months before the 1968 Olympics. Speaking from Alamosa Colorado at about 7500 feet he cited a ruling he interprets as banning organized high altitude group training during the final four months before the Games.
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Los Angeles
Jim Ryun
Kansas
Ryun
Alamosa
Colo
Ryan
Chiefs Trade For Vet Center Chiefs Trade For Vet Center
Kansas City AP reports the Chiefs traded Solomon Brannan a defensive back to the New York Jets for center Mike Hudock a 32 year old seven year AFL veteran from Miami Florida and Morris Brown College. Hank Stram says Hudock provides top quality depth at center joining Wayne Frazier and Jon Gilliam at camp.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Chiefs
Solomon Brannan
New York Jets
Mike Hudock
Hudock
American Football League
Miami U. of Florida
Brannan
Chiefs
Morris Brown College
Hank Stram
Wayne Frazier
Jon Gilliam
Bowling Scores Roundup From Thursday Night Scratches
League standings and top scores across multiple teams including THURSDAY NIGHT SCRATCH BOMBERS with Hughes 691 series, Bond 183 631 for SPLITS-1, Reeves 608, and Linneman 182 634. Other noted performances include Gilges 141 388 for UNPREDICTABLES, Burns 165 401, McMILLen 104 292, Sheffield 62 148, Foster 401, and Davis 186 522.
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Bond
Larkin
Reeves
Linneman
Giles
Williams
Burns
Foster
Davis
Stewart
Gumm
Hettler
Droddy
Easy Course Tops Montreal Open Field
Laurie Hammer Rogier Ginsberg Steve Reid and Dave Stockton led a surge at the Canadian Open on a short flat Montreal Municipal course. Hammer shot 66 with five birdies no bogeys to lead, while Ginsberg Reid and Stockton shared second with 67 and 68 respectively as veterans Palmer and Nicklaus struggled. Palmer called his 72 the worst drive of a long time.
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Laurie Hammer
Rogier Ginsberg
Steve Reid
Dave Stockton
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Hammer
Sarasota
Fla
Ginsberg
Reid
Art Wall
Gardner Dickinson
Doug Sanders
Jacky Cupit
Wes Ellis
Liends
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
US Trotter Upset Wins United Nations Trot at Yonkers
Pere perfect Freight defies 14-1 odds to win the United Nations trot at Yonkers Raceway, with Be Sweet second and Style Setter third. Crowd of 19,858 witnesses the upset as Roquepine, the French favorite, fades on the final turn.
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Yonkers
N.Y
Perefect
United States
Rocquepine
France
United Nations
Yonkers Raceway
Perfect Freight
Jim Dennis
Be Sweet
Jim Hackett
Stanley Dancer
Style Setter
Fresh Yankee
Canada
Roquepine
Dashing
Rodney
Italy
Lord Gordon
Eien Eden
Tigers Rally Fails as Indians Rally to Take Win
Detroit falls 8-5 as Cleveland pinch hitter Fred Whitfield delivers a three run homer in the eighth after Gates Brown injures his wrist. Tom Phoebus shuts down the White Sox 4-2 while Vic Davalillo and Leon Wagner spark Baltimore. Tigers drop to 15-6 in 21 games, 5 1/2 games back of Chicago.
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Mike Recht
Associated Press
Fred Whitfield
Detroit Tigers
Cleveland
Tigers
Indians
Detroit
Gates Brown
al Kaline
Brown
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Tom Phoebus
Chicago
Whitfield
New York Yankee
Vic Davalillo
Luis Tiant
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Fred Gladding
Denny McLain
Don Demeter
Pete Ward
Sox
Eddie Stanky
Phoebus
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Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Richie Allen
Philadelphia
Gene Alley
Roberto Clemente
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Lou Brock
Joe Torre
Ernie Derr
George Feldner
Ramo Stott
Lennie Funk
Mid America
Topeka
Mid-America Fair
Vet
Hughes
Gilges
Hustlers
Johnson
Ledom
McMillen
Sheffield
Fritts
Montreal
Montreal Municipal
US Trotter
Corvair
DART
Falcon Comet
Valiant
Pesnuls
United Feature Syndicate
Orioles
Dick Mcsculiffe
Mickey Stanley
Paul Blair
Russ Snyder
Ken Berry
Tommy Agee
J.C. Martin
Bennetts
Bennett’s
Bennett Ice Cream Store
N. Main
S. Main
Crowell’s Afe
Mr. and
Mrs
Donald Nicols
Jean Isham
Genesee Telephone
St- Louis
N. Broadway
Best Truck Lines, Inc
Hiway
Orchard
Rogers St
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