Cardinals land three infielders on NL All Star team
The St Louis Cardinals placed DilW Best Dick Groat and Ken Boyer on the National League starting infield for the All Star game to be played July 9 at Cleveland Stadium. Also notes Albie Pearson replacing Mickey Mantle in the American League lineup.
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Bosox Top Yankees 4-3 In Tight AL Showdown
Boston defeats New York 4-3 as Early Wynn nears 300 wins but falls short again. Indians rally in the ninth for a 4-3 comeback win while Minnesota sweeps Washington to surge in the AL standings. Pete Ward doubles twice, Harmon Killebrew leads Twins with six hits and four homers in the doubleheader.
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Giants rally to top Reds as Kuenn and Hiller drive late runs
Harvey Kuenn extends hitting streak to nine with a clutch double in the eighth followed by Chuck Hiller’s RBI single to lift the San Francisco Giants past Cincinnati 7 3. Willie Mays and Willie McCovey homer while Orlando Cepeda adds a 16th.
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Mt. Carmel Tops Shelburn in Jasper Invitational
Mt. Carmel erased a 3-3 tie in the seventh to beat Shelburn 4-3 in Jasper Invitational action. Shelburn led 3-1 after five. Jack Barrett pitched six frames, Randy Stuck took the loss. Harry Boyd struck out 16 for Mt. Carmel, which won when Shelburn misplayed twice in the seventh. Shelburn meets Boonville at 2 p.m. in the double elimination meet.
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Panama-Bernford Francis Stops Wesley Hines in Bout
Panama Bernford Francis from Panama knocks out Wesley Hines of Jamaica weighing 126 pounds in the 1st round. The Associated Press reports the quick finish at the bout.
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Three Way Deadlock In Cleveland Open
In Cleveland the leaders Gary Player Bo Wininger and Tommy Aaron stood one stroke ahead after two rounds of the $110 000 Cleveland Open with 75 players advancing to the final two rounds. Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer sat near the pace as heat affected Beechmont Country Club and the field faced a tight chase.
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Mantle Goes Back Home
Mickey Mantle, weakened by a broken left foot, returns to Dallas for recovery after seeing Yankee doctor Sydney Gaynor. Manager Ralph Houk expects Mantle to rejoin the club in Cleveland on July 7, near the All Star break, if progress continues.
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All America Grid Showdown Faces Heat Strain
Buffalo report says hot humid weather could decide the All-America game tonight. Heavyweights Jim Dunaway and Dave Behrman may shed weight during the exertion as forecasts call for a high near 90 with afternoon or evening thunderstorms.
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Indiana Starters in Doubt for All Star Showdown
Indiana coach Angus Nicoson weighed changes to offset a 90 86 loss to Kentucky as the two teams prepared for the second game in Freedom Hall Louisville. Potential shifts could break up a 6 7 front line with Jerry Southwood or Butch Joyner entering, while guards may swap Rick Jones or Bill Russell.
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Wynn Seeks 300th Win Fails On White Sox Night
Ancient Wynn, 43, left after six innings in a 4-3 loss as Cleveland beat Chicago in the ninth. Dave DeBusschere matched Wynn with six innings of five hits before being benched, and Ted Abernathy earned the win for Cleveland.
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Patterson To Keep Flying Before Liston Title Fight
Floyd Patterson said he would continue flying lessons during training for the July 22 heavyweight title bout with Sonny Liston. Champion ships Sports urged halt until the fight, but Patterson cited no contract prohibiting lessons and limited workouts to calisthenics and rope skipping. Governor Grant Sawyer watched Liston spar with his camp, about 800 spectators attended Patterson's camp.
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Hole-In-One by Indiana State College Faculty Member
Robert Pabst, a member of the Indiana State College faculty, carded his first hole-in-one yesterday. His 137-yard tee shot on the 15th hole landed in the cup on the nearby 17th green, prompting a playful quip from another group on the course.
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Minor League Results for International League Games
Columbus edged by Arkansas 6 to 1 while Indianapolis defeated Jacksonville 4 to 3. Richmond beat Rochester 4 to 2 and Toronto routed Syracuse 8 to 6. Atlanta at Buffalo game postponed due to rain.
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Pacific Coast League Scores Report
Spokane defeats Dallas Fort Worth 3 to 2 while Oklahoma City runs past Portland 3 to 0. Denver beats Seattle 10 to 9 and San Diego edges Salt Lake 3 to 1. Tacoma tops Hawaii 3 to 1.
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Braves edge Dodgers as Spahn fires 1-0 shutout on road
Warren Spahn, 43, retired 19 on the mound and earned his first win over Los Angeles on their field in 15 years with a three hitter and 58th career shutout in a 1-0 Braves victory. Harmon Killebrew belted six hits in a twin bill sweep of Washington, driving in five runs and adding his 11th homer for Minnesota.
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Saturday and Sunday Major League Baseball Schedule
League standings and upcoming games list with matchups in Boston New York Cleveland Chicago Kansas City Baltimore Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Washington and other pairs. Notable pitchers include Nichols Terry Bell Buzhardt Pappas Chance Bunning Stange Osteen and Koufax.
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Elks Country Club to host handicap tourney with breakfast
Elks Country Club schedules an A B and D handicap tournament for Sunday morning. A breakfast at eight o'clock precedes play. Players wishing to attend the breakfast must make reservations by six o'clock this evening.
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Dodgers recall Ken McMullen from Spokane
The Dodgers bring infielder Ken McMullen back from Spokane to fill the vacancy after Don Zimmer was sold to Washington.
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