Pearson Named AL All Star Starting Center Fielder
Albie Pearson the 5 foot 5 inch Los Angeles leadoff hitter, batting .313 and leading the league in runs, was named starting center for the American League in the 34th All Star game set for Cleveland July 9. Mantle’s absence opens the spot with Pearson officially chosen. Groat and Kaline lead voting among position players. Eleven clubs represented on the starting squads. pitchers to be named next week by managers Ralph Houk and Alvin Dark.
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Associated Press
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al Kaline
Henry Aaron
Cleveland
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St. Louis
Detroit
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New York Yankees
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Minnesota
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Ican
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Americans Lag as Wimbledon Contenders Face Early Departures
At Wimbledon 77th Championships, U S players arrive late due to intercollegiate duties. Chuck McKinley and Frank Froehling, Trinity University students, enter as late arrivals with McKinley reaching the quarterfinals after defeating Jaidip Mukerjea. Froehling faces Rog Taylor while Mulligan and Wilson vie for semis.
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U.S
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Frank Froehling
U. S
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Froehling
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San Antonio
Europe
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Bakersfield
Calif
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San Diego
Tom Edlefson
Berkeley
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
University of Southern California
Princeton, N.J
Baseball League Batting and Power Leaders Summary
Major League Baseball batting leaders listed by league. National League: Groat and St Louis teammates lead with .334 and .333. H Aaron and White top RBIs with 55 and 54. White and Groat lead hits with 101 and 99. Groat and Javier double 21. Pinson tops triples with 11. H Aaron and McCovey lead homers with 21 and 17. Robinson and Pinson steal most with 21 and 19. American League: Malzone leads batting at .348. Wagner hits 93. Allison and Wagner top RBIs at 54 and 54. Power and Versalles lead doubles at 19. Hinton and Clinton co-lead triples with 6. Allison 19 and Wagner 18 homer. Aparicio and Wood steal most with 20 and 15.
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St. Louis
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Los Angeles
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Milwaukee
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Pinson
Cincinnati
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Chicago
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McCovey
San Francisco
Robinson
Koufax
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Malzone
Boston
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Allison
Minnesota
Yastrzemski
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Versalles
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Washington
Clinton
Fregosi
Los Ageles
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Detroit
Ageless Warren Spahn Posts 11th Win In Three-Hitter
Warren Spahn, 42, pitched a three-hitter in a 1-0 victory over the Dodgers at Los Angeles. He did not allow a hit until the seventh and moved to 11-3 on the season while extending the Braves’ edge in the pennant race. The win marked the 338th of his career and kept him on track for a 13th 20-win season. The Dodgers dropped to 1.5 games back of St. Louis.
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Milwaukee Braves
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Jim Gilliam
Spahn
St. Louis
Cardinals
Houston
Curt Flood
Killebrew Powers Twins Past Senators in Twin Bill Sweep
Harmon Killebrew led a 11-4 and 10-3 doubleheader victory for the Minnesota Twins over the Washington Senators. He hit his 17th homer, two doubles and three singles, driving in five as Minnesota closed to within 1 1/2 games of the league lead. Jim Hall collected four hits, and Bill Pleis pitched a nine hitter in his first complete major league start.
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Cardinals
George Altman
Julian Javier
Colt
Bob Gibson
Dick Crott
Associated Press
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
Killebrew
Twins
Washington Senators
Russ Snyder
Baltimore
Kansas City
Steve Barber
Yanks
Ite Sox
Red Sox
Minnesota
Hammerin’ Harmon
Senators
Jim Hall
Earl Batteyue Wertz
John Gorgia
Bill Pleis
Jim Kaat
Bill Dailey
Frank Malzone
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Radatz
ASA Standings Snapshot and Schedule Inconsistencies
The document lists upcoming games for multiple teams including Chicago Philadelphia New York Pittsburgh St Louis Houston Milwaukee Los Angeles Cincinnati San Francisco with Sunday and Monday fixtures. It also shows Friday results Minnesota 11 10 Washington 4 3 Los Angeles 8 3 Detroit 3 8 Boston 4 New York 3 Baltimore 2 Cleveland 4 Chicago 3 and notes several rescheduled or twice listed games and double entries for Kansas City Boston and New York.
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St. Louis
Bill Mazeroski
Pittsburgh
Ken Boyer
Dick Groat
Tommy Davis
Los Angeles
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Henry Aaron
Milwaukee
Ed Bailey
Joe Pepitone
Juan Marichal
Chuck Hiller
Willie McCovey
Cincinnati
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Cleveland
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Minnesota
Washington
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McLean High Cage Coach Drowns In Boating Accident
Basil R. Harless 32 head basketball coach and football mentor at McLean High School Fairfax County died in a boating accident when a canoe overturned at Esmondson Dam five miles south of Meadowview. He and three McLean students were on a cave exploration trip. the boys swam to safety. The Life Saving Crew recovered Harless’ body about 8:30 p.m. His wife and two children were with him.
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