AL All Stars Chosen in Fan Ballot Led by Aparicio Johnson
Chicago White Sox shortstop Luis Aparicio edged Rico Petrocelli for the AL starting shortstop spot. Davey Johnson of Baltimore will replace injured Rod Carew at second base. Hank Aaron leads all players in votes for the NL. The All-Star Game is July 14 at Riverfront Stadium Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
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Rico Petrocelli
Boston Red Sox
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Baltimore
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Minnesota
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Willie Mays
San Francisco
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St. Louis
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Tony Perew
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Ron Swoboda
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Jose Cardenal
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Philadelphia
Bruce Dal Canton
Dave Giusti
Reds
Los Angeles
Jim Bouton
Manny Mota
Houston
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Shaving Strokes by Frank Beard
Golf writer Frank Beard questions the square-to-square swing method popular among pros like Bert Yancey. He argues against rigid systems, advocating adapting to a pupil's abilities and returning to basics taught by his father when swings falter.
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Paraplegics To Compete In World Paralympics England
The United States will sponsor a 32 member paraplegic team for the World Paralympics in England this month under State Department auspices. Wheelchair athletes from about 20 nations will compete in events including wheelchair races, slalom, swimming, fencing, bowling, table tennis, discus, javelin, shot put, archery and team basketball. the team departs New York July 15.
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Indians Rally Stuns Senators In Dark McDowell Move
Alvin Dark pulled a surprise to shift Sam McDowell to second base in the eighth inning and again to the mound in the ninth, turning a potential Senators rally into a 6-4 Cleveland win behind 15 strikeouts by McDowell. Duke Sims and Graig Nettles homered for the Indians.
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Associated Press
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Aurelio Rodriguez
Paul Casanova
Tim Cullen
Bill Zepp
Pecos Girls Softball Teams Aimed for State Tourney
Local Pecos Trans Pecos Girls Softball Association reports two area teams qualify for the State Softball Tournament in Freeport July 27 to August 1. Funds are sought from Pecos and affiliated towns to cover travel costs with $600 per town targeted, via Security State Bank or First National Bank. Contributions may be mailed to P O Box 162 Pecos or left at banks. chaperones needed, contact league officers or coaches.
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Kaline Leads All Star Bench in Representational Picks
Kaline joins Babe Ruth and other legends on the NEA representational all star list for the 41st game in Cincinnati. Dom DiMaggio and Mel Harder surprise by key infield and pitching roles while Stan Musial Willie Mays and Juan Marichal headline the NL selections.
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Bob Lemon
Satchel Paige
Mel Harder
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Vern Stephens
Dom DiMaggio
Ted Kluszewski
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Stan Hack
Arky Vaughan
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Walker Cooper
Johnny Vandermeer
Santo's three homers power Cubs to doubleheader win
Santo blasted three homers including a grand slam driving in 10 as Chicago swept a doubleheader with Montreal 14-2. Millan starred for Atlanta with four hits and four RBIs in a 12-2 rout of San Francisco, while other NL results spread across the league.
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Billy Down
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Hunt
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Gene Brabender
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
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Coco Laboy
Bob Bailey
Giants
Hal King
Braves
Bob Aspromonte
Rico Carty
Willie Mays
Dick Dietz
Mets
Yankee Emphasis Is on Youth and a Subway World Series
The Yankees lean on a young core led by Thurman Munson and Bobby Murcer as they chase an American League pennant and a Subway Series against the Mets. Roy White Horace Clark and veterans Houk Ford and Howard frame a fast pitching and defense driven approach. They aim to prove they are no longer the "other team" and seek a twofold goal: league crown and World Series glory
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Inaugural World Women’s Soccer Championship Opens
AP reports Milan hosts the first world women’s soccer championship with teams from England Mexico Italy Austria Czechoslovakia Denmark Switzerland and Germany. The U S track team trained two hours in Columbus before a two day meet with France starting Wednesday. This marks the first USA France meet since 1936.
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