All-Star Game Hinges on NL Pitchers Law and Ford
The National League and American League prepared for the 29th midsummer classic at Yankee Stadium amid heat concerns. Vernon Law and Whitey Ford were set to duel as NL skippers kept the same batting order with Mantle, Maris, Berra, and Skowron in the middle. Willie Mays headlines the lineup, after a standout Kansas City performance, with Banks and Crandall supporting in the outfield and behind the plate. The AL led the series 16-12, but NL has won eight of the last twelve meetings.
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Beckley Little League Heat Flares Across Elks Stadium
Beckley Little League games produced high scoring results with Pirates Indians and Red Sox winning. Royals defeated Saints 17-6 in Minor League, Pirates beat Orioles 9-3 after early 8-run first inning, Tigers edged Indians 11-10, and Red Sox beat Yankees 8-7 as Richmond earned the win.
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Weekend Junior League Schedule and Results Summary
The Warren Williams Junior League opened with Thompson Drug beating Home Insurance 11-5 in the first game and Duncan Caton winning 13-6 over Post 32 in the nightcap. Stanley Cook pitched six innings for Automen with 10 hits, 11 strikeouts, and four walks to earn the win. a starter took the loss after two innings. Thompson Drug built a six run third inning rally off Belcher.
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Palmer Will Skip Western Open For Rest And Practice
Golf legend Arnold Palmer will skip the Western Open in Detroit to rest and adjust to the larger American ball for the PGA event in Akron Ohio on July 21. He said he needs rest and to play well and cited mail at home and fatigue. Palmer arrived in New York after Paris and headed to Latrobe, Pennsylvania with his wife and two daughters. He plans exhibitions in Beaver and New Castle and expects to reach Akron by next Tuesday.
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American League favors expansion but needs NL cooperation
NEW YORK AP The American League, openly backing expansion, said it cannot proceed with enlarging its eight team lineup without full National League consent. A spokesman noted the AL did not officially discuss expansion at a four hour meeting and warned it would be unwise to act without NL agreement. He said the AL awaits the NL's Chicago meeting next week and suggested Cincinnati Pittsburgh and San Francisco may have softened opposition.
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Boxing results from multiple venues report knockouts and decisions
The Associated Press roundups list numerous bouts across cities including New York Fort Erie Miami Beach Los Angeles New Bedford and Providence. Notable results feature Kenny Paret stopping Garnet Hart Johnny Morris defeating Tony Dupas and Mickey Dwyer stopping Willie Greene with several knockouts and a draw among other bouts.
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Boston
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Star Line-Ups National League and American League
The starting lineups list key 1950s stars by team including Joe Adcock Bill Mazeroski Eddie Mathews Ernie Banks Bob Skinner Willie Mays Henry Aaron Del Crandall Stan Williams Johnny Podres Bob Buhl Mike McCormick Lindy McDaniel Larry Jackson Bill Henry Vernon Law Elroy Face and Joe Adcock plus Halftone rosters across the Braves Pirates Cubs Dodgers Reds Cardinals Giants Mets Yankees Red Sox Orioles White Sox Indians Tigers and more for the upcoming league clash.
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Lindy McDaniel
Larry Jackson
Bill Henry
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Pete Runnels
Red Sox
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Ronnie Hansen
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Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
Bud Daley
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Whitey Ford
Early Wynn
Gerry Staley
Gary Bell
Indians
Dick Stigman
Frank Lary
Tigers
Bill Monbouquette
Chuck Estrada
Texans Grab 3 Top Qualifying Spots
In Wichita Kansas on Tuesday Texans claimed three of the top four spots in the Trans Mississippi Men's Golf Tournament led by John Garrett a Rice University alum from Houston who shot 70 66 for 136 en route to medal. Charles Coody of Stamford matched Garrett with 4 under par 136? and finished one behind at 138 Deane Beman of Bethesda MD and Jack Cupit of Longview posted 138 and 140 respectively.
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Paret Seeks New Foes After Knockout Victory
Benny Paret defeated Garnet Hart in six rounds at Madison Square Garden and signaled interest in top welterweights Ray Robinson Gene Fullmer Paul Pender or Carmen Basilio as future opponents. Hart, 153 1 2 to 152 1 2, fought bravely but was stopped by an overhand right. Garden officials reported 4 425 spectators with no television this summer, while Jose Gonzalez beat Guy Sumlin in the semiwi ndup.
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Kid) Paret
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Marty Stein
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Associated Press
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Six Olympians Rated Best Newell Has Ever Coached
Pete Newell will take at least six members of his strongest college group to the Rome Olympics. Oscar Robertson, Jerry West, Terry Dischinger, Darrall Imhoff, Jay Arnette, and Walt Bellamy head a 12-player US squad, with Jerry Lucas also joining. Training starts at West Point around Aug. 1 ahead of the Aug. 25 opening.
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Giants Recall Marichal From Tacoma Club
Giants recall pitcher Juan Marichal from the Tacoma club to join San Francisco as the Giants seek a spark amid a skid. Manager Tom Sheehan, in his first moves since taking over June 18, hopes Marichal delivers the electric impact seen when Willie McCovey joined last year.
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Quarterbacks Named to Ohio All-Stars for WV Showdown
Eddie Jackson of Bellaire High and Larry Marmie of Barnesville were chosen to lead the Ohio All-Stars in the August 13 game at Wheeling Island Stadium. Jackson, 6-1, 175 pounds, earned three letters in track and football and will join the University of Cincinnati on a football grant. Marmie, 180 pounds, earned three letters in football and basketball and will enter Ohio State on a football scholarship.
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Card Pitcher Injured In Car Wreck
Robert John Dulba of the St. Louis Cardinals was seriously injured in a highway crash that killed three people and injured four others. The accident occurred as Duliba and his wife traveled to the wedding of teammate Ray Sadekci in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Minor League Scores Across Leagues
In the International League Toronto beat Buffalo 7 to 4, Rochester defeated Montreal 6 to 1, Columbus edged Richmond 4 to 3, and Miami won 4 to 3 against Jersey City. In the American Association Louisville prevailed over Charleston 4 to 3, St Paul beat Denver 6 to 0, Houston defeated Minneapolis 6 to 2, and Dallas Fort Worth toppled Indianapolis 5 to 4. No Pacific Coast League games were scheduled.
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