Cardinals Bypass All Star Roster. Mauch Picks Eight
NL manager Gene Mauch selected seven repeaters and two newcomers for the All Star squad, omitting the Cardinals and only Houston from major fielder representation. Ed Kranepool and Cookie Rojas are first time selections. Clemente, Robinson, and Glimore will extend their sixth appearance. Edwards Santo Callison Williams and Cardenas among those chosen. Coaches Braagan and Sisler to lead the staff.
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Lema Leads Open Close to Birkdale Record Pace
Tony Lema fired a one under par 72 to share the British Open second round lead at 140 with Bruce Devlin at Royal Birkdale. Arnold Palmer moved to 141, two strokes behind, with Christy O Connor and Hugh Boyle tied for fifth at 142, while Jack Nicklaus shot 73 in the field.
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Dodgers Lose In Salt River Little League Action
The Ray's Daily Parking Yankees routed the Bigburger Dodgers 43-7 in Salt River, with Kean McCready throwing a complete game. Webster and Bordwell led the hitters with multiple hits as the winners built a big early lead.
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Baseball Results and Thursday Probable Pitchers
Baseball results from Wednesday include Cleveland 4 Chicago 2 and New York 4 Detroit 3. Other scores show Minnesota 5 Boston 2 Baltimore 1-0 and Washington 3 Los Angeles 1. Thursday starters list Baltimore at Kansas City Segui and Bunker and several night games across the league with multiple matchups.
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Cubs Mets battle to a tie in Pony League action
The Cubs and Kerr's Sporting Goods Mets fought to a 8 1 2 inning tie in the National division while the Angels defeated the Dodgers 14 5 in the American division. Mike Stuntz earned the win allowing five hits seven walks and seven strikeouts. Joe Berges took the loss as Wayne At Kings had three singles for two RBIs and Don Fouch added two singles for two RBIs. Jelt OConnor hit a home run for two RBIs and Steve Sekan went four for four. the Mets Cubs game will be finished later.
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Merchants and Dickson Electronics Win Softball Games
In the city softball league second round, the Scottsdale Merchants defeated Engineered Sound 15 to 6 behind Ed Brown’s four hit pitching and Everett Spradling’s 10 hit barrage. Dickson Electronics beat Morris Sporting Goods 15 to 7 as Charles Smith homered and tripled. Tee Pee Mexican Foods meets the Scottsdale Merchants at 6 15 p.m. next.
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Tennis lessons offered by city in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department will start a second series of tennis lessons on Monday July 12. Six lessons cost 5 dollars and run from 9 to 11 a.m. at Scottsdale High School. Professional instructor Elbert Veenboer will teach. Registration is 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily at Scottsdale High and closes Friday.
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Short fires 5th shutout for Phillies
Phillies lefty Chris Short remains on a shutout pace, notching his fifth whitewash as Pittsburgh fell 1-0. Short improved to 10-6 with a six game win streak, aided by Clay Dalrymple and Donn Clendenon errors, while Koufax pace and other MLB results filled the day.
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