Mays Sparks NL to 7 4 All Star Win in New York
Willie Mays sparked the National League to a 7 4 comeback over the American League at Shea Stadium. Willie stole second, Cepeda singled, and Callison hit a three run homer in the ninth off Dick Radatz to seal the NL victory and tie the series at 17 apiece.
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All Star Game Thrills Tie as Enticing Rally Unfolds
A dramatic All Star Game tied 3 3 after a HANTS on Iason triple to right center drove in two in the seventh. The crowd of 50,850 marked the largest ever at an All Star gathering since 195 in Los Angeles as Mike Fregosi, Willie Mays, and Johnny Callison delivered key moments. Mays chased Howard’s deep fly in the eighth while Fregosi’s seventh inning swing kept hope alive.
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All-Star Game Delivers NL Charge at Shea Stadium
The 50,850 crowd at Shea roared as Mantle and Mays drew cheers alongside Stengel and Hunt. NL bats exploded in a fourth inning rally, highlighted by Billy Williams’s first pitch homer off John Wyatt, with Mays, Clemente, and Boyer contributing big plays as NL seized control and P Pepitone’s late error barely altered the momentum. The decisive run came on the famed miscue with Mays stealing second and sprinting home on a crucial throw, sealing the NL’s strong performance despite a Phillies logo on the starting lineup.
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Major League Standings and All-Star Results
National League standings show Philadelphia leading with 47 wins and 28 losses, San Francisco 47-31, Cincinnati 42-35, Pittsburgh 40-35, Los Angeles 38-39, St. Louis 39-40, Milwaukee 38-40, Chicago 36-38, Houston 37-43, New York 23-58. All-Star Game results: National 7, American 4. Tonight's schedule includes San Francisco at Chicago and St. Louis at Philadelphia among others.
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All-Star Baseball Game at Shea Stadium Report
Facts and figures from the All-Star game at Shea Stadium in New York. National League 7 American League 4. Attendance 50,850. Series tied 17 all with one game tied. Net receipts 255,506. Gates and radio TV receipts split 95 percent to player pension fund and 5 percent to the major league central fund.
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