Sheriff Team Holds Lead In Little League Action At Legion Field
Sheriff Department tops Lions Club 9-5 as eight-run third inning fuels win. Midwest Dairy drubs Barry's Quick Sak 13-2 behind Wanny Boyette and Mike Pinegar four-hitter. Hope Auto ties CBC for third with 10-1 win over Century Bible Class. Pitcher Bob Pierce homers for two RBIs in the victory. Standings show Sheriff Dept 40, Midwest Dairy 31, Hope Auto 22, CBC 22, Quick Sak 13, Lions Club 4.
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Ralph Bouton
Sheriff's Department
Midwest Dairy
Legion Field
Midwest Boys
Barry
Wanny Boyette
Mike Pinegar
Dairymen
Sheriff's Dept
Lions Club
Hope’ Auto
Century Bible
CBC
Bob Pierce
Hope Auto
Quick Sak
Sheriffs
Lions
Midwest
City Park
Fights Last Night Reported In Brief From Multiple Cities
Boxers Zyglewicz and Copeland fought in Houston with Zyglewicz winning on points. Miami Beach saw Charles Jordan stop Lou Stoward early. Toledo featured Leotis Martin outpointing Billy Daniels. San Jose included Placido Rodriguez and Alex Benitez drawing in a ten round bout.
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Associated Press
Houston
Dave Zyglewicz
Everett Copeland
Brooklyn
Miami Beach
Fla
Charlie Jordan
Miami
Lou Stoward
Ami
Toledo
Ohio
Leotis Martin
Philadelphia
Billy Daniels
Brookslyn
San Jose
Calif
Placido Rodriguez
Mexico City
Alex Benitez
Drew
New Talent Stocked by Big Leagues
Baseball owners continue their June selections from amateur pools as a secondary phase targets unsigned draft picks. Notable names include Ronald Blomberg of Atlanta and Terry Hughes, Mike Garman, and Jonathan Matlack as top early picks, with clubs like the Yankees Cubs Red Sox and Mets heavily involved in the process.
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Jack Hand
NEW York
George Bernard Shaw
Panola
Tex
Houston
New York Yankees
Ronald Mark Blomberg
Atlanta
Atlanta Stadium
Blomberg
Yankees
Sol
Terry Hughes
Spartanburg
S.C
Chicago Cubs
Mike Garman
Caldwell
Idaho
Boston Red Sox
Jonathan Matlack
West Chester
New York Mets
Lot
Baltimore
Mets
William Eckert
Mets Prove Strong in Extra Play
Mets overcome an 18 inning scoreless streak to win 1-0 in 10 innings then 3-4 in 10 innings against the Pirates, improving to 6-0 in extra inning games. Swoboda homered and scored, while Tom Seaver suffered an elbow scare but was fine.
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Mets
Major League Baseball Standings and Results
Baseball standings and results include NL leaders with Cincinnati at 35 18 and St. Louis 27 19, plus scores from Tuesday games such as Philadelphia 89 over Chicago 68 and New York 143 over Pittsburgh 0 in 10 innings. AL leaders show Detroit 31 18 and Baltimore 25 21 with multiple 10 inning games noted. Major and minor league results across Pacific Coast and International leagues are listed with scores and notable performances.
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Associated Press
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Dla
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
el Philadelphia
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
Philadelphia
la Pez
Detroit
Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
California
Kaline
Det
F. Robinson
Balt
McAuliffe
Tovar
Minn
Killebrew
Clewell Pitt
Brock
St.l
Aaron
Atl
Rose
Cin
Clemente
Pitt
Perez
Cepeda
R. Allen
Phil
Williams
Chic
Pinson
Morgan
Houst
Gonzalez
St. L
Wills
Holtzman
Veale
Marichal
Cuellar
Denver
Indianapolis
Vancouver
Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Tulsa
Portland
Phoenix
Spokane
Seattle
San Diego
Tacoma
Toronto
Toledo
Buffalo
Columbus
Syracuse
Richmond
Rochester
Jacksonville
Curt Blefary Drives Orioles to Twin Bill Win in 1944 Debut
Curt Blefary homered three times including his second grand slam as the Orioles beat California in the twilight doubleheader. He drove in seven runs in the first game and added a pair of runs with a single and sacrifice fly in the second. The Tigers and Twins also won, with Detroit erupting in a feisty win over Kansas City and Harmon Killebrew homering in both ends of Minnesota’s twin bill.
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ED Schuyler JR
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Mets
Elroy
Houston
St. Louis
Cinccinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Kansas City
New York Yankees
Washington
Boston
Chicago White Sox
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
California
Wes Westrum
Face
Tommy Davis
Jerry Buchek
Davis
Ken Boyer
Ron Swoboda
Swoboda
Matty Alou
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Tom Seaver
X Rays
John Bateman
Jim Wynn
Mike Shannon
Cincinnati
Tony Perez
Vada Pinson
Ollie Brown
Giants
Hank Aaron
Joe Torre
Mack Jones
Aaron
Jones
Denny Lemaster
Johnny Callison
Phil Linz
Callison
Linz
Richie Allen
Phillies
Randy Hundley
Adolfo Phillips
Cubs
Mike Recht
Curt Blefary
Vic Roznovsky
Blefary
Tigers
A’s
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota Twins
New York
Chicago
Mike Epstein
Orioles
Earler
Angel
Bill Dillman
Tom Phoebus
Brooks Robinson
White Sox
John “Blue Moon’ Odom
Dick McAuliffe
Ossie Chavarria
Hank Aguirre
Earl Wilson
Norm Cash
Bill Heath
Jim Northrup
Joe Sparma
Don Wert
Mickey Stanley
McAuliffe
Killebrew
Twins
Bob Allison
Fred Whitfield
Jim Perry
Dave Boswell
Steve Whitaker
Yankees
Mel Stottlemyre
Charley Smith
Tommie Agee
Agee
ABC TV to carry 32 NCAA games next season
ABC TV announced a nationwide schedule featuring 32 NCAA college football games for next season. Key matchups include SMU at Texas A&M, Michigan State at Notre Dame, Texas at Arkansas, and Army-Navy, with regional broadcasts covering Pitt, Navy, California, and Ohio State among others.
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ABC— TV
SMU
Texas A&m
Mississippi
Alabama
Texas
Arkansas
Michigan State
Notre Dame
UCLA
Southern California
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Army-Navy
Florida
Miami
Fla
Midwest
Ohio State
Michigan
Georgia
Georgia Tech
Texas Tech
Washington State
Washington
Penn State
Navy
VMI
West Virginia
Colorado
Oregon
California
Maryland
Dartmouth
Massachusetts
Kent State
Ohio U
Tennessee
Minnesota
Isheis
Staneford
Idaho
Montana
Army
Air Force Lsy
Purdue
Florida State
Memephis State
Princeton
Harevard
Wisconsin
Wyoming
New Mexico
Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar Periods printed below is from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. Plan days to fish or hunt during these times to find the best sport. Major periods begin at the shown times for about one and a half to two hours. minor periods are shorter. Use Central Standard Time.
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John Alden Knight
Three Little League Games Highlight City Park Night
Three scores overcomes by Spurs headline as Merchants beat Lucy's Cafe 11 10 with Alfred Johnson winning pitcher and B Noble loss. Young Chevrolet run 15 2 over Hardee Powell Grocery led by Raymond Williamson. Wire Products edged Lloyd's Grocery 10 9 as Darryl Muldrew stole home in top of the Suh. Play resumes Friday June 9 at 6:00 with managers praised and fans urged to attend.
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City Park
Merchants
Lucy’s Cafe
Alfred Johnson
B. Noble
Young Chevrolet
Hardeen Powell
Raymond Williamson
Hardee- Powell Grocery
Larry Monk
Wire Products
Lloyd’s Grocery
Darryl Muldrew
Cathcart to Hot Springs Athletic Director Appointment
Jim Cathcart, who led Little Rock Central to the 1966 state AAA basketball title, will become athletic director and PE supervisor at Hot Springs High School after the school board approved the appointment. He said the move represents a step up in his career. The penguin is an aquatic bird and does not fly.
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Little Rock
Jim Cathcart
Little Rock Central
Hot Springs High School
Hot Springs School Board
Cathcart
U S Open Eludes Sam Snead in Detroit Qualifying
Sam Snead, the famed golfer, failed to qualify for the U S Open at Baltusrol after posting 73 and 75 for a 148 at Detroit. The 15 year veteran’s bid ended as 24 players qualified at Detroit with 56 total advancing from prelims, joining exempt players to form a 150 man field. Former champions Barber Campbell Rosburg also missed the cut in Los Angeles Washington and Detroit rounds.
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Dick Green
Sam Snead
West Virginia Mountaineer
Snead
Tam Chanter Country Club
Detroit
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Washington
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Baltusrol
Springfield
Jerry Barber
Bill Campbell
Huntington
W.va
Bob Rosburg
U.S. Cagers Win Narrowly Over Russia in Uruguay
The United States edged Russia 59-58 in Montevideo as Mike Barrett of West Virginia Wesleyan scored the deciding basket in the World Basketball Championship. The win improves the U.S. to six straight victories in qualifying play and keeps them favored for the round robin final. The Americans have games next against Yugoslavia, Poland, and Brazil with Brazil later defeating Poland 90-85 in Tuesday’s action.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
United States
Russia
Mike Barrett
West Virginia Wesleyan
Yugoslavia
Poland
Brazil
Argentina
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Sheriff's Team
Little Huck
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs
Arkansas Travelers
Travelers
Ted Friel
Spurs
Jim Saul
Jim Wilson
Trays
Biff Bracy
Tommy Smith
Art Deras
Don Larsen
Larsen
Bracy
Smith
Amarillo
Albuquerqu
el Paso
Austin
James
Saul
Friel
Campis
W—James
L—Friel
Dallas-Fort Worth
TOER
Las Vegas
Hank Stram
Kansas City Chiefs
American Football League
Lnto
Miki Gayuur
Cougars
Glasgow
Scotland
Willie Hunter
Detroit Cougars
United Soccer Association
Motherwell
Hunter
Soccer League
Bob Veryga
Duke
Asbury Park
Harrisburg
Hartford
Conp
Hope (Ark) Star
Otset Baseball
Robinson
Northrup
Toyar
Mincher
Buford
Knoop
K.C
Versalles
Campaneris
Horlen
Sparma
Lonborg
Bost
Peters
Pot. G
Cigar Au
Dallass Fort Worth
Vernon Law
Npstetter Fullabins
Golden Triangle
Equitable Life Assurance
Gateway Center
Right
Law
Gateway General
William JF. Mueller
Curt
A.ba
P.M
WLGB
Lacy’s Cafe
SOUTH
Merchant's
Lloyd’s Gro
Hardee & Power
Cathcart To Hot Springs
Tony
U.S
Gruce-Terminix
Bruce-Terminix
Garland Smith Hope Builders Supply CO
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