National League Favored In All Star Clash In KC
The National League begins as a 13-10 favorite to beat the American League in the first of two All Star games in Kansas City. A capacity crowd is assured for the opener, with 45,000 to 50,000 expected for the New York Yankees Stadium game Wednesday. Mantle may not play, with Kaline likely to start in center if sidelined. Starting pitchers were not settled, but Friend and Monbouquette are leading candidates. The NL holds power in sluggers like Banks Aaron Mays Mazeroski and Adcock.
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Area Baseball Standings and Weekday Schedule
The listing shows multiple matchups across teams including Giants Cardinals Redlegs Dodgers Cubs Millers Comets Tigers Indians Yankees Red Sox Pirates Saints Royals Marlins Falcons Chicks Hawks Cats Bisons Blues Buffs and extends into a separate weekly schedule with Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat events and pairings. Additional entries include Duncan Catron Thompson Drug Post Schiff's Home Insurance and Post 70 Thompson Drug Insurance Post 32 as well as iSchiff's versus Duncan Catron and a BIG COAL RIVER set with Montreal Naoma Whitesville Sylvester Marfork Dorothy Montcoal.
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Suggs Captures Trumbull Open Golf Tourney Title
Louise Suggs of Atlanta won the $16,000 Trumbull Open at Warren Ohio with a 72-hole 288 four under par finishing four strokes ahead of the field. Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico placed sixth with 294 after posting the tourney's best round a 69. Suggs increased her year’s winnings to 12062 leading the money list with Fay Crocker and Mickey Wright among the top earners.
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Major League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
A snapshot of leading MLB statistics shows Willie Mays San Francisco topping batting with 353 at bats and 107 hits, plus Brenl Banks Chicago driving in 76 runs and Hank Aaron Milwaukee with 68 RBIs. Pitching leaders include Roebuck Los Angeles 8-1 and Williams 8-2, with Drysdale 136 strikeouts.
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Davis Hits Two Grand Slams In Beckley Victory
Leonard Davis powered Beckley semi pros to a 23 3 win over Hurricane with two bases loaded homers in the nightcap after Beckley beat St Albans 13 4 in the opener. Frank Carr pitched three scoreless innings with two hits in his first appearance as Beckley extended its win streak to six. Beckley visits Marmet Wednesday for a Kanawha Valley test against Sissonsville as Backus earned the win and Vaughn took the loss.
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Local Friday Baseball Scores Report
Minneapolis beat Denver while Indianapolis, Louisville, St Paul each posted wins. Houston led Dallas-Fort Worth 9-6 before Charleston game was postponed.
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Rowing Squad Named Strongest Ever For Olympics
SYRACUSE N Y AP The United States Olympic rowing squad led by Navy’s varsity eight is described as the strongest ever assembled. Navy edged California and a Syracuse alumni boat in the premier eight, with Seattle’s Lake Washington club placing four small-boat entries. Jack Kelly and Bill Knecht won double sculls, Harry Parker took single sculls, and Parker faces Australia and Russia contenders as the U S aims to defend 1920-56 dominance on Lake Albano near Rome.
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Dodgers Hottest Team In NL Race At All Star Break
ED WILKS reports the Los Angeles Dodgers have surged from sixth to third place with 12 wins in 16 games, while the Pittsburgh Pirates hold a five game NL lead at the break. Frank Howard drives five runs, Norm Sherry homers to power an 11 7 win over St Louis. Milwaukee, San Francisco, and others also seek impact results as the AL sees Boston sweep New York.
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Dodgers rally in late inning win and Musial stars
White Sox won 6-4 while Washington beat Baltimore 2-1. Detroit rallied from a 7-0 deficit to top Kansas City 12-10. Stan Musial drove in four as St Louis beat the Dodgers 11-4. Robinson Roberts loss, Sherry and Haddix strong pitching support, and a Dodger surge highlighted the day.
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Phillies Manager Praises Pirates After 6-2 Loss
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch lauded the Pirates for giving more than themselves as Pittsburgh stretched its lead to five games at All Star break. He praised Roberto Clemente and captain Dick Groat, noting their hard play and pennant-hungriest club in the National League. The Pirates, never-say-die, notched their 12th last inning win by scoring four runs in the ninth to beat Philadelphia.
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Steelers begin camp with 32 rookies reports in California PA
Pittsburgh AP says thirty two rookie players are due to report Thursday at California State College campus for Steelers training camp with veterans arriving July twenty. Coach Buddy Parker aims to groom two rookies as understudies to quarterback Bobby Layne, namely Johnny Green from Chattanooga and Bobby Lackey from Texas.
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Giants End Skid With Win Amid Slump Notes
Giants toppled Chicago 5-3 to stop a five game slide though manager Sheehan lamented players Kirkland and Cepeda are slumping. Kirkland has 17 at bats without a hit and Cepeda has one single in 13 trips. Since June 11, Giants are 7-13 and tied for fourth with St. Louis.
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