Hope Bobcats sweep triple meet in Nashville track events
Bobcat Track Boys posted their best showing in years at a Nashville triple meet, winning both junior and senior divisions. Bobby Samuels led with three firsts and the relay teams set a school record 3:39.7, while Hope topped Nashville by 61 to 12 points in the senior division and 72 to 62 in the junior division.
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Nashville
Hope
Freddie Glaze
Stan Parris
Gene Thompson
Eddie Aslin
Bobby Samuels
Mineral Springs
Samuels
Fosterling
Parris
Strong
McCullough
Norwood
Thompson
Aslin
Graves
Murphy
Lowe
Vinson
Phillips
Hubbard
Speigner
Bell
Ray
Erwin
Jordan
Floyd
Dales
Guerin
Mc- Mahen
MecWilliams
McMurrough
Turner
Watson
Andrews
Corn
Middlebrooks
Wallace
Worley
Wat
McBean Secures Pirates Win Over Giants
Al McBean entered in relief to preserve Pittsburgh's 5-2 victory over San Francisco, ending the Giants rally after Willie Mays hit his first homer. The game followed a scoreless tie through 10 innings and 72-3 innings. The article also briefly notes upcoming Scrapper Relays participation by the Bobcats and Bobkittens divisions.
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al McBean
San Francisco Giants
McBean
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Matty Alou
Bob Friend
Mays
Jim Hart
Jesus Alou
Friend
Carozza
Turner Hope
Sallee
McCalley
Andrews
Worley
Henley
Tinsley
Jones
Middlebrooks
Bobcats
Bobkittens
Teachers Sweep Doubleheader Over Harding College
State Teachers captured a baseball doubleheader sweep at Searcy Tuesday beating Harding College 5 2 and 3 1. James Callaway tossed a one hitter in game one while Tommy Hutto and Randy Lee combined for a three hitter in game two. In Shreveport La Tommy Chessier homered in the sixth for Southern State but Centenary won 3-1 and 5-0.
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Associated Press
Harding College
Searcy
Bears
James Callaway
Tommy Hutto
Randy Lee
Shreveport
Tommy Chessier
Southern State
Muleriders
Centenary
Baseball scores and Thursday and Tuesday results
Baseball night results show Chicago defeating St Louis 3 1 and Cincinnati topping Milwaukee 8 3 while Pittsburgh lost 5 2 to San Francisco Houston faces New York and Chicago plays Milwaukee on Thursday along with San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St Louis Tuesday games include Chicago 5 Baltimore 3 Detroit 11 Kansas City 4 Cleveland 7 Los Angeles 1 New York Minnesota flood delays and New York Los Angeles on Tuesday night.
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St. Louis
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Cleveland
Minnesota
Washington
Associated Press
National League
W. L. Pet. G.B. Pittsburgh
Los Angeles Philadelphia
The
Terry Hurls Angels to Win Cubs Nip Cards Tuesday's Stars
Ralph Terry pitched a four hitter in a 7-1 Indians victory over the Los Angeles Angels as he returned to form after a Yankees trade. Tony Perez belted Cincinnati's first major league grand slam of the season in an 8-3 win over Milwaukee, with Deron Johnson and Frank Robinson driving in runs. The Cubs beat the Cardinals 3-1 while Detroit routed Kansas City 11-4 and Chicago White Sox topped Baltimore 5-3 as flood postponements affected New York versus Minnesota.
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Tom Haller
Ed Baily
McBean
Virgin Islands
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Louis
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Detroit
Kansas City
Minnesota
Tony Perez
Denny Lemaster
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Deron Johnson
Johnson
Reds
Braves
Joe Torre
Roberto Pena
Cubs
Cardinals
Pena
Curt Simmons
Julian Javier
Lou Brock
Bill White
Ralph Terry
Cleveland Indians
Indians
Los Angeles Angels
New York Yankees
Pedro Ramos
Yankees
Terry
Angels
al Kaline
Chicago White Sox
Orioles
Washington
Boston
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Angel Leon Wagner
Larry Brown
Fred Newman
Tigers
A’s
Diego Segui
Jose Santiago
Fred Talbot
Kaline
Hank Aguirre
Dennis McLain
White Sox
Brooks Robinson
Robinson
John Romano
Pete Ward
Ward
Ron Hansen
Gary Peters
Steve Barber
Lakers Edge Orioles In Western Playoff Thriller
Los Angeles tops Baltimore 117 to 115 to win the series 4 games to 2. Philly defeats Boston 112 to 106 as the 3 3 series stands 3 3. No games scheduled today with Philadelphia at Boston next.
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Los Angeles
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Boston
Minor Leagues Optimistic About Season
Columbus Ohio AP reports minor leagues enter their 20th postwar season with optimism led by Phil Piton president of the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues. Attendance rose above 10 million last year after a dip in 1963 and many leagues begin play this weekend across the International Pacific Coast Texas Southern and Carolina Leagues with new and losing markets reshaping lineups.
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Columbus, Ohio
Phil Piton
Piton
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Columbus
Florida
Texas
Carolina
Mexico
Toledo
Vancouver
Amarillo
Montgomery
Newport News
Richmond
Dallas
San Antonio
Charleston
W.va
Macon
Major League Baseball
Deep South
Atlanta
Brasuell shifts to defensive secondary in Razorbacks spring drills
Arkansas coach Frank Broyles moved Jack Brasuell from tailback to the defensive secondary during the opening spring practice session. Brasuell, last season's first string tailback, will split practice between the secondary and quarterback duties next week. End Bob Crockett showed improvement as a receiving threat.
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Fayetteville
Ark
Jack Brasuell
Arkansas
Brasuell
Frank Broyles
Broyles
Jon Brittenam
Harry Jones
Ronny South
Bob Crockett
Razorbacks
Narvaez stops Ellis in six. Shipes KO’s Shelton in California
Frankie Narvaez of New York defeats J D Ellis of Trenton in six rounds at 138 pounds. In Richmond Charlie Shipes of Oakland knocks out Silky Shelton of San Francisco in seven rounds at 147 pounds.
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New York
Frankie Narvaez
J.D. Ellis
Trenton
N.J
Richmond
Calif
Charlie Shipes
Oakland
Silky Shelton
San Francisco
Lakers Win and 76ers Force Decisive Games
Jerry West scored 42 points as the Lakers beat the Baltimore Bullets 117-115 to win the Western Division final in six games. The 76ers defeated the Celtics 112-106 to force a decisive Eastern final game in Boston.
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Ted Meier
Associated Press
Cabin Creek Comet
Los Angeles Lakers
National Basketball Association
Cabin Creek
Jerry West
West Virginia
Lakers
Baltimore Bullets
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Boston Celtics
Boston
Baltimore
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Bullets
West
Fred Schaus
Elgin Baylor
Baylor
Philadelphia
76Ers
Celtics
Hal Greer
Chet Walker
Wilt Chamberlain
Tom Sanders
Celts
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