Kaline Leads AL All Stars With 242 Votes
Kaline topped the American League ballot with 242 votes to lead the AL contingent for the 1966 All-Star game to face the National League July 11 in Anaheim. Freehan and the Robinsons from Baltimore also repeat starters, while Rod Carew and Rico Petrocelli earn first-time selections. The NL team will be announced Thursday.
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Kaline
Associated Press
New York
al Kaline
Detroit
William Eckert
Anaheim
Hank Bauer
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Secon
Minnesota Twins
Rico Petrocelli
Boston
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Carl Yastrzemski
Yastriemeki
Carew
Belliota
Frank Robinson
Pasarell Tops Wimbledon Field Dethrones 1966 Champion
Pasarell, the American star, upset the defending Wimbledon champion in the first round marking a sensational start as he advances. He faces Australian Bob Hewitt next while Emerson and Osuna predict a strong title bid from the Americans and Australians. Richey and Graebner also win their opening matches.
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U.S
Pasarell
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Hewitt
Santana
Emerson
Keith Carpenter
Canada
Rafael Osuna
Osuna
Japan
Iohiss Konishi
Cliff Richey
Clark Graebner
Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Ronald Barnes
Brasil
Graebner
Beechwood
Chia
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
Leo Douro Finds Youth Lifts Cubs To Promise
Cubs win seventh straight as youth movement reshapes the team. Leo Durocher notes the shift from last place to contenders, citing Beckett, Kessinger, Hands and Phillips alongside veterans Banks Williams Sento and others.
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Cubs
Leo
Durocher
Larry Jackson
Bob Buhl
Lindy McDanle
Ferguson Jenkins
Bill Hands
Randy Handley
Adolfo Phillips
Glenn Beckett
Don Kessinger
Ron Sento
Billy Williams
Ernie Banks
Auto Club Curbs Turbine Cars Amid Turbocar Controversy
USAC limits turbine engine air intake to 15 square inches effective Jan 1 1968 narrowing Turbocar power from 550 to about 480 horsepower. STP backer Andy Granatelli calls the move political and unsafe while Parnelli Jones and A J Foyt comment on the decision and the race’s outcome. General Motors turbine consultant says new designs would need two to four years.
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Andy Granatelli
Studebaker
STP
USAC
UBAC
Granatelli
Pratt & Whitney
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Calif
Indianapolis
Paul Baynes
General Motors
Southern League stars shut out Braves 5 0 in Charlotte
The Southern League All-Stars silenced major leaguers 5 0 as Atlanta failed to reach base. Rico Carty and Felipe Alou had one hit each for the Braves. Garry Hill took the loss after five innings, with Bob Bruce giving up three runs in relief. Frank Vanzin contributed a bases empty homer and an RBI single.
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Charlotte
N.C
Atlanta Braves
Rico Carty
Felipe Alou
Atlanta
Bob Bruce
Hill
Macon
Frank Vanzin
Baseball leaders and key stats from the American and National Leagues
Batting leaders include F Robinson Balt .336 and A. Cepeda StL .345. Home run crown goes to Killebrew Minn with 32. Pitching leaders feature Harlan Horlen Chi 8 1 and Satchel Peters Chic 7 3. Stolen bases highlight Campaneris KC and Brock StL with 27.
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F Robinson
Balt
Yastrzemski
Bost
F. Robinson
Kaline
Det
Killebrew
Minn
Carew
Tovar
Campaneris
K.C
Buford
Versailles
Agee
Chic
Aaron
Atl
Wynn
Houst
Brock
Phillips
Veale
Pitt
Lemaster
Jarvis
Hughes
St.l
Marichal
Cuellar
Greyhound Racing Results Monticello Fla Card Summary
Monticello Florida greyhound races list results across twelve races with winners and payouts. Notable winners include Fountain's Toria, Meadow's Queen, Smiley Rock, Lasting Tears, Caddytak, Vego Lou, Diktat's Dancer, Kiah, Johnny Lou, Sundars, Locket Tray, and Ethan Rock along with quiniela and daily double payoffs.
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Rocky Hunter
Cleveland Day
Quintela
Ben Hunter
Deanna
L. B
Caddytak
Sandy's Baby
Boy Joe
Quiniela
Vego Lou
Madison Sue
C. V
Alley Oop
Diktat
Kiah
Tan Ranger
Silver Loup
Quinmiela
Johnny Lou
Rusty Redman
Big Nero
Quihiela
Sundars
M's Sur Nuff
Manor Blaze
Quinielat
Star Parade
Determine Rock
Ethan Rock
Rocky Olf
Debbie Star
Arnie Zarley Tie For Title In Columbus Pro Am
Palmer joined Zarley from Seattle to fire six under 66 and lead a nine player field at the Columbus Invitational Pro Am Championship. The one day, $15 000 event on a 6.9 yard course was sponsored by the Columbus Dispatch Charities and Children’s Hospital. Palmer and Zarley each won $600. Nicklaus, hometown favorite, shot 8.
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Palmer
Zarley
Seattle
Wash
Columbus
Columbus Diepatch Charities and Children's Hospital
Jack ‘Nicklaus
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