Mantilla Leads AL All Star Picks. Robinson Repeats
Felix Mantilla of the Boston Red Sox, a New York Mets reject, was named to the 1965 American League All Star team, the first since 1932 with no Yankees in the starting lineup. Brooks Robinson was the lone 1964 starter to return, joined by four first timers. The AL starters also include Dick McAuliffe, Willie Horton, Mo Vaughn, and Mantilla, with Ollie Ford Frick overseeing the rosters and Al Lopez set to manage.
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Mo Davalillo
Cleveland Indians
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Phillies Mauch to Manage National Leaguers in All Star Game
Gene Mauch of the Philadelphia Phillies will manage the National Leaguers as rosters of 25 players are set for the midsummer classic. The Yankees’ 1939 and 1940 teams had five starters in the lineup and yielded two runner-up honors. Elston Howard endured elbow surgery and finished second to Battey while Harmon Killebrew Zoilo Versalles Jimmie Hall Max Alvis Carl Yastrzmski and Al Kaline also placed as runners-up across positions. Last year’s game at Shea Stadium saw the NL win 7 4 to even the series at 17 all with one tie.
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Cleveland
Max Alvis
Boston
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Detroit
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National League
Kelso Returns Finishes Third In Season Opener At Kelso
Kelso, returning after a break, ran a close third in a six furlong opener for the Horse of Many Years. He eyes the Suburban and Brooklyn Handicap later, facing strong rivals Gun Bow Affectionately Ampose in a potential Year of the Horse contest. Southern War tops Charles Town cards. Albergo hoped to meet him.
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Giant Owner Dies
New York Giants owner Jack Mara died of cancer at 57 ending a brother leadership duo that built the team into a multi million dollar enterprise. he managed negotiations with media and oversaw club and league affairs following Tim Mara's era.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Scores
Major League results show Minnesota defeating Chicago 7 to 6 and Cleveland beating Boston 8 to 5. Baltimore edged Detroit 3 to 2, while Washington topped New York 2 to 1. Several games were scheduled or postponed with multiple matchups listed for today and upcoming days.
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Western Open field loaded despite missing top names
Chicago AP The Western Open kicks off Thursday with a $70 000 purse and a field including eight of the PGA's top 15 money winners led by Tony Lema. Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Arnold Palmer skip to prepare for the British Open July 7-9 while Kel Nagle also contends.
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Professional Golf Association
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Royal Crown Trips Connecticut Travelers In Twin Wins
Royal Crown defeated the Connecticut Travelers twice at Bodie Grim Field. In game one RC Cola triumphed 11 to 4 behind Jack Larrick’s six inning pitching and Leon Pope’s triple. Hap Sours led RC with four hits in the nightcap, a 14 to 13 slugfest.
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F and M Bank Rallies To Clip Phillips 66 10-7
Farmers and Merchants Bank erased a 5-1 deficit in the final inning, pushing 12 batters to produce nine runs and defeat Phillips 66 by 10-7. Larry Wadsworth and Richard Dick led the charge with key hits as Donnie Oates added four hits for F and M.
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Davis Cup Captain Sees Ralston Favorable Wimbledon Run
US Davis Cup captain George MacCall predicts a tight Wimbledon semifinal for Dennis Ralston against Roy Emerson with a potential final spot on the line. The other semi features Fred Stolle and Cliff Drysdale as the US team eyes Dallas Davis Cup action starting July 31. Billie Jean Moffitt advances to the women's semifinals, while Nancy Richey loses to Christine Truman.
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Northside L and Connie Baker lead high scoring lanes
Connie Baker steered the Road Runners to a 214 to 14 victory over NutHouse 4 as Northside L held the lead lanes. Earl Sealock led the losers with 557, while Bob Miller top scored 215 for NutHouse 4. Four Roses defeated Night Riders 3-1 behind Charles Renner 523. Elva White led Alley Gators with 230 game and 566 series as Bill Thomas paced the Barr Cats losers. Jim Renner topped Kings and Queens with 594 while Susan Rogers bowled 434 for B and W's.
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Ten Pin Ten Pin pacing the losers and high scores
Renner posted a game high of 239 as Texaco beat Wil-Tels in Ball and Chain action. Bruce Taylor led Ball and Chain with 553 while Rosa Reid top scored 464 for the losers and a slate of match results followed featuring Renner, Finley, Bailey, Webber, Overy, Foster, Starnes and others across the league.
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Don Smith
Sal Addeo
Fred Gordon
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Milton Lee
Tom Reardon
Nats Nip Yankees in tight American League clash
Indians rise in AL lead behind Ralph Terry eighth win as Boston fall 8-5. Twins beat Chicago 7-6, Washington edge New York 2-1, Baltimore 3-2 over Detroit. In NL, Pirates and Reds split a 16 inning doubleheader. Dodgers 9-3 over Giants. Phillies 7-1 over St. Louis. Versalles, Allen spark late scoring for Minnesota.
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