All Star Game Not Proving League Superiority says Players
MLB players across the leagues dismiss warlike talk of All Star dominance. Bobby Richardson and Whitey Ford say any edge is cyclical and not real, insisting both leagues produce top talent and World Series results show no clear superiority. Frank Robinson hints the National League may be stronger.
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All Stars Set as McLain and Marichal Hope to Start
Denny McLain and Juan Marichal are favored to start the 2 p.m. EDT All-Star game at Busch Stadium with managers Sam Mele and Walt Alston expected to name the other starters. Mele aims to reverse a 7-5 AL deficit and avenge last year’s World Series loss to Alston’s Dodgers.
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New York
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Baltimore
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Washington
Oan Kaat
Minnesota
All-Star Game Broadcaster Names Service Cast
Red Barber of the New York Yankees will provide color commentary for the All-Star game for the armed forces radio service. Gordon Bridges announced the sports director said the broadcast will reach U.S. servicemen in Viet Nam Europe Greenland and Latin America.
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Athletics Down Indians Twice
Kansas City swept the Cleveland Indians in a Sunday doubleheader 4-1 and 5-3 as they push toward the first division. Repoz scored the tie breaking run in the nightcap and Bert Campaneris was doubled in the first inning. Jim Nash pitched a three hitter in the opener for KC's second straight win since a recall from the minors.
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Strikes Halting Steelers Camp Force Rookies to Report Late
In Kingston Rhode Island the air strike stranded several Pittsburgh Steeler rookies slated for training at Rhode Island University. Kraig Loftquist remained in Chicago Jerry Simmons could not book passage and will bus north Art Hunter and Ken Kortas also delayed Only 33 players reported Veterans retirements noted Lee Folkins Ray Lemek will watch on TV Joe Krupa named defensive line coach Tobey and Gagner among veterans set to report later this week
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Demeter Slams Three IL Homers In One Doubleheader
Rochester veteran Steve Demeter, 31, leads Rochester with a stellar 3.00 plus average and has driven in 13 homers this season after blasting three round-trippers in a Sunday doubleheader with Toronto. He hit a two run homer in a 6-4 loss and added two solo shots in a 4-2 Rochester win.
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Richey Family Wins Western Tennis Titles
In Indianapolis Cliff Richey aged 19 defeated top seed Dennis Ralston 6 1 6 2 to win the singles title, while sister Nancy Richey, 23, beat Peachy Kellmeyer 6 0 6 1 to claim the women’s crown for the second straight year.
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Baseball Standings and All Star Results Summary
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 54 wins, Pittsburgh 52 and Los Angeles 47. Sunday scores include Pittsburgh 9 New York 4 and Chicago 10 Philadelphia 2. AL results show Baltimore atop with 58 wins, Detroit 48 and Cleveland 46, with multiple games noted including Boston sweeping Chicago. NL All Stars vs AL All Stars mentioned at St. Louis.
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Mazeroski Leads Pirates Into Close NL Chase
Mazeroski collected a triple and two singles powering the Pirates to a 9-4 win over the Mets, completing a four game sweep and narrowing their deficit to one game of first place. He drove in 10 runs in the series as Walter Alston faced praise from Harry Walker, who called Mazeroski the pest second baseman he has seen.
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Nicklaus Seeks More Wins After British Open Triumph
Nicklaus, now a grand slam winner, heads to a three day private series with Gary Player and Arnold Palmer across Gle neagles Carnoustie and St Andrews. First prize is 25000 dollars with 15000 to second and 10000 to last place.
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Haynie Wins Buckeye Open for First Golf Victory of Year
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas captured her first tournament win of the year at the Buckeye Savings Invitational in Cincinnati Ohio finishing 11 under par 205. She defeated Susie Maxwell of Tulsa Oklahoma by five strokes earning 1950 dollars as Maxwell closed within one after nine holes before dropping back with bogeys on holes ten eleven and fourteen.
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Major League Leaders Highlights Across Leagues
National and American League leaders are listed by players and teams with top marks in games, hits, runs batted in and batting averages. Notable names include Alou Pitt Stargell Pitts, Aaron Braves, Kaline Tigers, and F Robinson Orioles among others.
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Bennett Due Back Boston After All Star Break
Dennis Bennett, acquired by the Boston Red Sox two years ago for Dick Stuart, will be reactivated during the All Star break after lengthy arm troubles.
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