All-Star Clash Ends In NL Narrow 6 5 Win Over AL
The National League defeats the American League 6 to 5 at Metropolitan Stadium. Willie Mays stars for the NL while Bob Gibson and Sandy Koufax anchor relief. Attendance hits 46,706 as NL retakes a lead in the series standings and McDowell suffers the loss.
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Peterson Point shines at Northside Lanes with mixed results
At Northside Lanes on Monday Peterson Point led the scene with several wins. Parker Greenwell defeated John Stickles while Sal Adieo beat Cartwright. Bud Fi Stopped Fred Gordon. Pb Reardon edged Gary Rant. Don Patton beat Raynond Williams. Dave Butts downed Phil Haun. Nacie Dorsey tripped over an opponent.
Local Racing Card Results and Upsets
Bruce Taylor and Bob Miller defeated Milt Lee. Peterson Point Circuit saw Brandell Locke best Dave Lowery and Myles Cartwright beat James Foster. Taylor Wey clipped Leon Bailey while Clarence Good won by forfeit. Justin Kelehner posted a win as Billy Webber beat Charles Brewer and Allen Kibler defeated Don.
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Horses Killed at Rockingham Park Race Track
Salem New Hampshire AP reports two horses named Spy and Cutting Humor were destroyed after breaking down in the sixth race at Rockingham Park Tuesday. Jockeys Mario Benetto and Jack Kurtz were thrown but not seriously injured.
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Clarke Targets 28 Minute Barrier In Oslo Meet
Clarke of Australia aims to break the 28 minute barrier in the 10,000 meters at Bislet Stadium opening a two day international track meet. He seeks to lower his pending world record of 28.14.0 set in Turku Finland last June 16.
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Major League Standings and Thursday Schedule
AP reports standings with American League leaders Minnesota and Cleveland atop the table. Tonight's schedule includes Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at Cleveland plus other matchups among New York Baltimore Los Angeles Kansas City and Minnesota with two games on the list.
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Nats Stage Little League Free Games at D C Stadium
The Senators announce annual Little League Days at D C Stadium with games on Friday July 23 at 8 06 p m against the Kansas City Athletics and Saturday July 24 at 2 15 p m also against Kansas City Athletics. Eligible attendees include players in organized uniformed leagues such as Little League Pony League Babe Ruth Walter Johnson and Catholic Youth Organization Leagues.
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Minor League Results Report From AP
The Associated Press lists scores from various leagues. International League Syracuse edged Toronto 3 2 while Rochester beat Buffalo 4 3. Toledo defeated Atlanta 1 0. Pacific Coast results include Oklahoma City 5 Arkansas 4 and Lake City 6 Thane 5 plus Hawaii 4 Indianapolis 8 San Diego.
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Mays Immortal With Homer And Two New All Star Records
Willie Mays homered and scored the winning run as the National League beat the American League 6 5 to take the series lead. He set the All Star hit record with 21 and extended his All Star total to 18 runs. Mays also made a memorable defensive grab after slipping at center field. Juan Marichal edged him for MVP voting 46 45 as Mays battled through a bruised rib and a rough mound for Mays.
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Mauch Lopez Aces All Star Managers Seek Rematch
Gene Mauch and Al Lopez, who managed this year's All-Star Game, would like a rematch next year with both teams seeking revenge. Mauch's NL leads the series 1 0 after a 6 5 victory over the AL, as Willie Mays Joe Torre and Willie Stargell provided the power and pitching dominated the game.
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