All-Stars win 6 5 to grab series lead in All-Star game
Ron Santo of the Cubs delivered a seventh inning infield hit for the National League as Willie Mays scored on the pivotal play and the NL edged the American League 6 5 before 46 708 at Metropolitan Stadium. Mays set an All-Star hit record and scored the go ahead run.
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All Star Game: Marichal MVP as NL Tops AL in Pavilion Fete
Fastballer Bob Gibson and catcher Joe Torre shared souvenirs for the NL victory. Marichal fired three innings of one hit ball and was voted MVP by edging Willie Mays 46 to 45. Key hits by Harmon Killebrew and Rocky Colavito helped rally the American Leaguers before the NL held on.
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Lopez Faces Sixth All Star Loss After Shots Ring True
Chicago manager Al Lopez endured his sixth All Star defeat as the White Sox fell 6-5 to the senior circuit. The game featured five homers and a pivotal grounder by Ron Santo that broke a 2 55 deadlock, allowing Willie Mays to score and the Cubs to pull ahead. Versalles and Richardson recalled the miscue on Mays’ grounder as the turning point.
Mets nipped Scottsdale in American Pony League action
The Mets edged the Scottsdale Quar terback Club 8-7 as Hal Mayer struck out 11 for the win. Ernie Lau doubled and tripled with a bases loaded double, while Mike Zarkovich added a double and a single and Greg Mayer delivered timely singles. Top hitters for the losers included Brady with a double and two RBIs and Ith with a triple.
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Marichal Edges Mays for All-Star MVP Vote
In Minneapolis St Paul the All-Star game MVP went to Juan Marichal of the Giants by one vote over Willie Mays after Marichal shut out the American League in three innings. Dick McAuliffe and others also received votes from writers and broadcasters.
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Trade Leaves Wilt's future in doubt and sparks boxing talk
Frank Micali, owner of the Warriors, says Wilt Chamberlain may not quit basketball for boxing at 29 despite threats. He reflects on the Chamberlain trade to the 76ers and says the move was not about money but rebuilding a competitive team for San Francisco.
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White Sox and Pirates Duel For East Scottsdale Title
In East Scottsdale Little League action the White Sox and Pirates face off for the championship after recent results. The Pirates beat the Angels 11-10 to eliminate the Angels, while the White Sox beat the Mets 7-6 to force a playoff game.
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Gerinis Li Fifth Ward Softball Victory Highlights Errors
Gerinis Li of the Third Ward capitalized on seven opponent errors to beat Mag's Ham.Run 7 4. Garth Wilson limited Mag's to five hits with six strikeouts and six walks for the win. John Adams led the winners with two singles. Mag's scored four in the seventh after being scoreless. Losing pitcher Bob Ipson struck out 12 over six hits. Mag's completed two double plays in the third and fifth innings. In other action Gannis Liquors beat Sporting Goods 15 14 as Morris and teammates committed many errors. Dave Wallace earned the win in relief of Larry Johnson. Karl Spangler had two singles and a triple Joe Lindsey had a triple and single Tom Haney doubled and singled John Harper homered with a triple and double Bob Peterson added a double and single.
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Woman Nabs Hole-in-One With Four Wood at Valley
Mrs. Audrey Jensen aced the 135 yard uphill 13th hole at Valley Country Club on a Tuesday. She played in a foursome with Dani Mayer May Rutherford and Kay Walsh.
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Paradise Ford Canty SL Hitter Nails One Hit Shutout
Pitcher Carity delivered a one hit shutout as Paradise Ford beat Mesa 4 0 in East Central Americans Legion action. He struck out 10 with two walks, backing a six hit attack that produced two runs in the third and one each in the fifth and sixth. Jack Smith drove in two in the third, Dennis McCready scored on an error in the sixth, and Phil Smith added two singles. Paradise Ford improves to five wins and eight losses and heads to Tempe and Chandler next.
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