Giants Walk in Run to Beat Braves and Gain NL Lead
Giants win 7-6 after a bases loaded walk by Matty Alou in the ninth. Dodgers lose ground as Cubs end eight game skid with late scoring surge. Yankees sweep Detroit in a doubleheader. Cleveland and Chicago win in the AL. Ken Hunt earns Cincinnati win. Bob Friend takes the loss.
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Matty Alou
San Francisco Cigars
Milwatukee Braves
Chicago
Los Angeles
Giants
Dodgers
Ameinnat
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Tou Is
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Cubs
Don Drysdale
Don Elston
Non Santo
Dick Farrell
Norm Larker
Charlie Neal
Tommy Davis
Ron Fairly
Deysdale
Milwaukee
Lee
Maye
Braves
Ron Piche
Matty Aloy
Peties
Onie
Ed Mathews
Oxlando Cepeda
Jimmy Davenport
Ken Hunt
Cincinnati
Bob Friend
Clay Dalrymple
Lee Walls
Phillies
Cardinals
Chris Short
Lindy
McDaniel
Yankees
Jim Bunning
Rocky Colagilo
Dick Brown
Charley Maxwell
Jerry Adair
Indians
Willie Kirkland
White Sox
Athletics
Luis Aparicio
Wes Covington
Jim Landis
Bob Shaw
Lutcher
Joe Pignatano
Joe Nuxhall
Bob Allison
Swins
Standings and Results From A Sports Schedule
Standings show Vere Detroit 209 and New York 16 10 6 with Minnesota 14 12 and Baltimore 13 Cleveland a 1s Kansas City 10 13 Washington 17 S38 74 Chicago 15 483 7 Boston 0 450400 6 Los Angeles 9 16 360 9. Saturday results include Baltimore 4 Cleveland 1 and Washington 4 Boston 9. Detroit 8 New York 3 and Chicago 10 Kansas City 1. Minnesota 13 Los Angeles 0. Sunday games Cleveland 1 6 Baltimore Q1 first game 15 innings. New York 5 3 Detroit 4 6 first game 11 innings. Washington 3 2 Boston 0 1. Chicago 6 2 Kansas City 13 Minnesota 4 Los Angeles 3. Monday: Cleveland at Boston. Detroit at Baltimore N. Minnesota at Chicago N.
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Detroit
New York
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Washington
Chicago
Boston
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Angeles
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Sim Francisco
Milwaukee
Waukee
Wgo
Baseball Scores and Standings Briefs from Tuesday Matches
National League notes show Los Angeles and San Francisco contending with scores from games across several cities. Major leaders list Moon of Los Angeles batting .373 with 22 runs and 24 RBIs, while Mathews and Mays post high averages for Milwaukee and San Francisco respectively.
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Associated Press
Moon
Los Angeles
Mathews
Milwaukee
Wirdom
Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Wills
Baseball Statistics From Frantic Los Angeles Match
A condensed box score lists players from several teams with numbers for doubles triples home runs and steals. Willy Moon and T. Davis lead in doubles for Los Angeles and Cincinnati, while Moon also tops home runs. Pitching shows Padres Los Angeles at 5-0 and Duffalo undefeated for San Francisco. Strikeouts highlight Drysdale of Los Angeles and Mahaffey of Philadelphia.
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Willy Moon
T. Davis
Los Angeles
Coleman
Cincinnati
Zimmer
Chicago
Wilts
Virdon
Pittsburgh
Banks
Santo
Amare Philadelphia
Stuart Pittsburgh
Moon
Robinson
Mays
San Francisco
Pinson
Callison
Philadelphia
Padres
Duffalo
Drysdale
Mahaffey
Major League Baseball season brief highlights and leaders
American League batting leaders show Killebrew and Gentile among top averages while Mantle leads runs and home runs. B.Robinson tops hits, Versalles steals, and Wood and Kaline pace triples. Pitching notes include Mossi’s 4 0 1 000 line and Regan’s 30 600. Cubs top Dodgers 10-4 in 4 innings. Senators sweep Red Sox with McClain and Daniels staff in doubleheader.
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Brands
Baltimore
Killebrew
Minnesota
Mantle
New York
Colavito Detroit
Gentile
B. Robinson
Temple
Cleveland
Francona
Riandos
Romana
Boros
Detroit
Green
Wood
Sievers
Chicago
Piersall
Kaline
Woodling
Keough
Washington
Gentile Balltimore
Versalles
Aparicio Chicago
Mossi
Regan
Bell Cleveland
Ramos
Pascual
Associated Press
Ron Santo
Cubs
Dodgers
Joe McClain
Bennie Daniels
Senators
McClain
Daniels
Red Sox
Minor League Results Across Leagues Shaped by Rain
International League games surfaced with Columbus beating San Juan 6 to 5 in the second contest halted by rain, while Syracuse dropped a 4-2 decision to Toronto and Rochester stood 3-3 with Buffalo. In the American Association, Houston edged Indianapolis 3-2, Louisville prevailed 8-6 over Denver, and Jersey City fell 0-2.
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Associated Press
Columbus
San Juan
Toronto
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Richmond
Jersey City
Huyuston
Indianaapolis
Louisville
Denver
Doug Sanders Captures Texas Meet
Doug Sanders won the Texas tournament at Colonial Golf Course in Fort Worth earning $7,500. He edged Kel Nagle by one stroke as Nagle shot 67 to move into solo second from a three-way tie for ninth. Billy Casper finished third at 283 and $2,500. Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer were one stroke back and tied near the end.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Doug Sanders
Sanders
Kel Nagle
Nagle
Vinto
Billy Casper
Apple Valley
Calif
Gene Liter
Arnold Palmer
Baseball scores and rain delays across leagues
In a day of mixed results and weather interruptions, Omaha beat Dallas-Fort Worth 12 to 10 as Vancouver triumphed 3 to 1 against the Pacific Coast League. Salt Lake fell 0 to 5 to Tacoma. Seattle honored 2 to 4 against San Diego. Portland and Spokane drew 1 to 1. Buffalo defeated Rochester 5 to 1. San Juan beat Columbus. Richmond won 5 to 1 over Jersey City. Syracuse lost 2 to 421 to Toronto. Houston topped Louisville 7 to 6 in 10 innings. Indianapolis defeated Dallas-Fort Worth 3 to 2. Omaha outscored Denver 10 to 0. Portland beat San Diego 6 to 5. Seattle defeated Tacoma 7 to 0. Salt Lake hosted Vancouver rain. Hawaii won 5 to 4 over Spokane in 11 innings.
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Omaha
Vancouver
Salt Lake
Tacoma
Seattle
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Hawaii
Buffalo
Rochester
San Juan
Columbus
Richmond
Jersey City
Syracuse
Toronto
Houston
Louisville
Indianapolis
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
South n Association We L PSt GB Birmingham
The record lists teams and scores from a regional baseball schedule with results for Birmingham, Macon, Shreveport, Nashville, and other cities. It notes Atlanta at Birmingham and other matchups, plus a Sunday results line showing Birmingham 20 Macon 3 and Atlanta 2 Mobile 0 with a curfew suspension in a second game.
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South
THE
Associated Press
Birmingham
Chattanoga
Atlanta
Little Hock
Shreveport
Nashville
Macon
Mobile
Chattanooga
Little Rock
Litte Rock
Lilly Taek
Berra's Pinch Single Gives Yanks a Win
Yankees take both ends of a doubleheader from Detroit 5-4 and 6-2 as Berra delivers a pinch single in the opener and a burst of hits in the nightcap. Coates credited with both wins after a strong bullpen effort.
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Berra
Yanks
Final round yields tight finish with big payouts
Lillier tied with Ben Whitt for fourth at 284, Palmer solo fifth at 285, each earning 1900 and 1700 dollars. Ford and Leonard tied seventh at 287 earning 1500 each, Gary Player closed with 69 to 288, six-way tie for ninth, share 1358.34.
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Lillier
Ben Whitt
Forth
Palmer
Doug Ford
Stan Leonard
Gary Player
South Africa
Veteran Warren Hacker Stars as Lookouts Split Southern Battles
Warren Hacker, 36, led Chattanooga Lookouts with two wins in a Sunday double, beating Shreveport 1-0 and 6-5 to pull into a first place tie with Birmingham, while Birmingham crushed Macon 10-3. Chattanooga edged Atlanta 2-1 as Mobile fell. Little Rock outlasted Nashville 8-7 in 11 innings before curfew halted the nightcap. The suspended game will resume in July.
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Challanoga Lookouts
Warren Hacker
Atlanta
Crackers
Mobile
Little Rock
Nashville
Reading
Untouchables and Go Betweens Shuffle Despite Mishaps
8 45 league results list teams such as Untouchables Go Betweens Mishaps and Elizabeths Beauty Shop with scores 56 28 and 84 90 Last week high games include Perrys Truck Stop 84 90 Nancy Koslosky 163 Koslosky 157 and Mary Caston aa Colonial Beauty Shop 46 38 Boys top scorers Denny Dickinson 182 Jammes Cummings 172 Ledbetters Dept Store 1272 Ella Lee 170 Judy Koslosky 161 Faye Harris 155 Tuesday 6 15 GASLITE BELLES Lois Beauty Shop 4BW West Dept State 47 4a Bruner Tory Handle 45 47 Hope B P W No 2 87 55 Hope B P W Nol 3d 69 Carolyn Malfield 174 Velma Goodiell 168 Opal Hervey 165 6 15 SUNDOWNERS Gilberts Mercantile 8 Prescott Mercantile 10 Marks Night Wear 15 102 Service Stations Shirley Dundee 143 Pat Rhodes 142 Margaret Williams 137 845 INTER CITY BUSINESS MEN S LEAGUE Electronic Enterprise 72 20 Hope Beverage 4g MPA Insurance 45 47 Young Chevrolet 401% SI Barrys Grocery 3544 SGA Booker Construction Co 34 58 Ray Paris 259 Eugene Spicer 211 Gene Fravell 201 B 45 LAMPLITER COUPLES Russell s Curb Mkt 50 30 Coca Cola 1% 92
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Untouchables
Elizabeths Beauty Shop
Perrys Truck Stop
Nancy Koslosky
Judy Marceletes
Beauty Shop
Koslosky
Mary Caston
Colonial Beauty Shop
Denny Dickinson
Doy Mary Jos
Jammes Cummings
Ledbetters Dept
Ella Lee
Judy Koslosky
Faye Harris
Gaslite Belles Citizens Bank
Lois Beauty Shop
West Dept. State
Bruner Tory Handle
Hope B&pw
Hope B&epw
Carolyn Malfield
Velma Goodiell
Opal Hervey
Sundowners
Gilberts Mercantile
Prescott, Mercantile
Shirley Dundee
Pat Rhodes
Margaret Williams
Inter City Business Men‘s League Electronic Enterprise
Hope Beverage
MPA Insurance
Young Chevrolet
SI Barrys Grocery
SGA Booker Constriction Co
Parkers Put on Offense Show in Razorbacks Spring Game
LITTLE ROCK AP Arkansas Razorback fans saw a high scoring spring game at War Memorial Stadium. QB Billy Moore ran for three touchdowns and threw for four, guiding the White to a 22 20 win over the Reds. Moore, Dudley, Kennelly, Grizzle and Worthington starred in a rapid offensive display as Arkansas prepares for SWC foes next fall with McKinney Alworth Collier among key returners. Moore added 64 passing yards and 79 rushing yards while Dudley led Reds with 83 rushing yards on a 72 yard TD scamper. McKinney and Grizzle booted long field goals. Cissell did not attempt.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
War Memorial Stadium
Billy Moore
Reds
Parker
Moore
Paul Dudley
Tom Kennelly
Jim Grizade
Jim Worthington
Frank Blew
Jesse Branch
George McKinney
Lance Alworth
Jimmy Collier
Broyles
Billy Joe Moody
Worthington
Blew
Branch
McKnelly
Grizzle
Mickey
Cissell
Rice
Texas
Grizze
Darrell Williams
Dudley
Fred Marshall
Jim John
McKinney
Jover
Fayetteville
Burglars Leave Sign After Pike County Lumber Office Break In
Burglars broke into the Pike County Lumber Co office in Petersburg Indiana. They took no money and left a note reading You have bee robbed, signaling a bungled effort and a fear their work would go unnoticed.
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Petersburg
Ind
Pike County Lumber, Co
Mother of Spa Newsman Dies in Hot Springs
Ellen Rye Dean, 84, mother of Robert Deaty, editor of the Hot Springs Sentinel Record and New Era, died Sunday in Hot Springs after nearly 75 years in the city. A Confederate veteran’s daughter and widow of a Union veteran, she moved from Rockport and married Robert Sharon Dean in 1893. Surviving brother Richard Rye of Jackson, Tennessee.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Ellen Rye Dean
Robert
Deaty
New Era
Rockport
Hot Spring County
Robert Sharon Dean
Dean
Richard Rye
Jackson, Tenn
Friday Bowling Scores and League Standings Update
Local bowling night reports include high game totals for Catherine Cunningham 174, Fannie Jackson 164, Judy Koslosky 189 and top male scores such as James Dickerson 201, Paul Rettig 185, Jon Hensley 178. Team lineups feature Freeda’s Flock, Twilighter Couples, Confederate League entries with members Carolyn Hatfield and Rosalind McBride posting notable scores.
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Freeda’s Flock
Southland Farms
Southland Aviation
Freedas Angus Arm
Icorn Belt Hatcheries
Freejohn - Hh
Delight Egg Farm
Glenda Dickerson
Low “Bonda
Mildred Yocom
Dot Mhoon
James Dickerson
Paul Rettig
Jony Hensley
When to Fish or Hunt Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The feature explains Alden Knight's Solunar Tables with major periods extending about two hours and a half, followed by shorter minor periods. It guides planning fishing or hunting by day’s best sport times and emphasizes aligning activities with peak periods shown in the tables.
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Sant Gobo
Alden Knight
Hous
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J. C. Atchley
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Gunter Lumber
Prescott. Motors
Murray Gulf Service
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Dick Shel
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Averys Feed Stove
C. Niemeyer
R. Campbell
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Perrys
Shawhouse the
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Willie McCorkle
Phil del Vecchio
James Vess
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Spa
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Discount House
Mitchell's Jewelry
Prescott Insurance
Carymple Henry
Deans Truck Stop
Finchers Welders
Catherine Cunningham
Fannie Jackson
Twilighter
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Carolyn Hatfield
Freeda Leverett
Joan Huff
Albert Boswell
Red Mathema
James Hatfield
Confederate League
Bill Wray Supply
Ridghills Bookkeepers
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Rosalind McBride
Fanny Kelly
Shirley McBride
Wayne Connella
John Alden Knight
Pinehurst Race Track
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