Mauch Names Rich Allen National League All-Star Candidate
Phillies manager Gene Mauch says infielder Rich Allen will likely join the National League squad for the Minnesota game next month. Allen, who improved to a reliable third baseman after a rough prior season, says he prefers a vote to selection but accepts praise for his fielding.
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Field completed for $50,000 American Championship Trot
The eight horse field for Roosevelt Raceway's $50,000 American Championship Trot next Friday was filled Sunday with Martini IT joining contenders. Other entrants include Speedy Scot So Mac Lady Speedy Rodney Speedy Count Big John Express Rodney and Dream High. The top non Speedy Scot will gain an invitation to Roosevelt's $100,000 International on July 10, where Speedy Scot is already qualified as last year’s winner.
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Hall and Sharp Take One-Two at Watkins Glen Grand Prix
Texans Jim Hall and Hap Sharp, rear-engined sports car builders, finished first and second in the Watkins Glen Sports Car Grand Prix. Hall led the race with a swift dash to the line, while Sharp finished a close two tenths of a second later to claim the runner-up spot and $1,500 prize money.
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Klingensmith to Lead Gallaudet Football Team Next Season
Gary Klingensmith, Penn State halfback for the last three seasons, will coach Gallaudet College's football team next season. The school, a federally supported college for the deaf, is in Washington, DC.
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Mets Edge Braves in Set with Home Run by Lopez
Major League box scores list pitchers Stafford, Tiefenauer, Hamilton, Ramos, Edwards, McCormick, Ridzik, Kline and Brumley. Win goes to Stafford (3-4) and loss to McCormick (2-4) with New York's Lopez belting his 3rd homer. Washington and Held contribute in relief as Kirkland and others appear late.
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Yarborough wins Grand National stock car race in Valdosta
Cale Yarborough of Timmonsville South Carolina won the first Grand National stock car race of his career in Valdosta Georgia. He led after lap 183 of the 200 lap event finishing three laps ahead of J T Putney of Arden North Carolina. G C Spencer of Inman North Carolina finished third in a 1964 Ford. The race covered 100 miles with an average speed of 58.862 mph.
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Snead Aims for Second World Seniors Title
Sam Snead, 53, will travel to England to challenge for his second World Seniors title. He meets Charlie Ward in a 36 hole match on July 4 at Formby Golf Club, Lancashire. Snead beat Syd Scott last year 7 and 6.
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Victoria Falls Transcends Niagara in Scale and Power
The Victoria Falls over Fraica pours more than 500000 gallons of water each second. The 355-foot-high waterfall is twice Niagara’s height and nearly double its width, underscoring its immense volume and spectacle.
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Lindgren NCAA Punishment Seen Unlikely
Gerry Lindgren travels to Europe as NCAA debate over sanctions continues after several athletes defied the ban by competing in the AAU National Championships in San Diego. NCAA President Barnes and others indicate little to no action against schools, while Washington State and Pullman officials await word on Lindgren’s status.
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Mets Great On Mondays
The New York Mets celebrate Monday prowess after a 7 1 1 record on Mondays since an opening day loss to Los Angeles April 12. They swept a doubleheader against the Milwaukee Braves 5 2 and 6 3 before a crowd of 38 033 fans, amid a recent stretch of 20 losses in 23 games.
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Schollander Slower Recovery From Virus Illness
Olympic swimming champion Don Schollander of Lake Oswego Ore remains in hospital six days after a virus infection. His plans to fly home Monday have been canceled as he continues slow recovery in Bern Switzerland.
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America's Cup team named by USGA after Beman withdrawal
Bill Campbell and Ed Tutwiler were chosen to head the U S Americas Cup golf team after Deane Beman withdrew due to business. Other invited playing members include Donald C Allen David Eichelberger A Downing Gray John Mark Hopkins and Dale Morey for the Winnipeg Canada event on Aug 6 7.
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Auerbach to Leave Celtics Coach Role Next Year
Red Auerbach will finish his coaching tenure after next season with the Boston Celtics while remaining with the team as executive vice president under the Ruppert Knickerbocker Brewers ownership.
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