Minor League Baseball Sunday Scores Report
The Associated Press notes International League results with Indianapolis 6 Toronto 4 Arkansas 1 Jacksonville 2 Buffalo 1 Rochester 6 Richmond 1 Atlanta 1 Syracuse 11 Columbus 4. Saturday games: Atlanta 2 Richmond 1 Toronto 5 Indianapolis 0 Buffalo 10 Rochester 3 Syracuse 10 Columbus 6. Arkansas at Jacksonville postponed.
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Indianapolis
Toronto
Arkansas
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Rochester
Richmond
Atlanta
Syracuse
Columbus
International League
Associated Press
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Atlanta Foe
Asa
Pacific Coast League Sunday Results Show Few Close Scores
Baseball results from the Pacific Coast League include Seattle 5 4 over San Diego and Tacoma 11 5. Dallas-Fort Worth 6 4 over Salt Lake City with Hawaii 8-2 and Spokane 24 over Denver at Oklahoma City. Denver 10-3 Oklahoma City 1-2, Portland 3 Tacoma 1, Spokane 7 Hawaii 2, San Diego 3 Seattle 1.
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Seattle
San Diego
Tacoma
Portland
Dallas-Fort Worth
Salt Lake City
Hawaii
Spokane
Denver
Oklahoma City
When To Fish Solunar Tables by John Alden Knight
The schedule of Solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables shows major periods lasting about one and a half to two hours and minor periods between them. Plan days to fish or hunt during these times for peak sport, noting daily start times and the bold major periods.
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John Alden Knight
Travs Split Pair With Jacksonville
The Arkansas Travelers split a doubleheader with Jacksonville, gaining a half game on Atlanta in the International League Southern Division. Arkansas won 10-4 behind Paul Brown in game one and lost 5-2 as Willie Tasby and Harry Chiti helped Jacksonville. Richmond beat Atlanta 11-1. Syracuse defeated Columbus 11-4. Indianapolis swept Toronto 6-4 and 2-1. Buffalo split Rochester 13-4 and 6-1. Atlanta remains one game ahead of Arkansas. Indianapolis is third, two back. Richie Allen homered for Arkansas in the first game. Brown pitched a four-hitter.
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Fla
Arkansas Travelers
Atlanta
Arkansas
Paul Brown
S Hare
Willie Tasby
Harry Chiti
Suns
Richmond
Syracuse
Columbus
Indianapolis
Toronto
Buffalo
Rochester
Tto
Travelers
Richie Allen
Brown
Crackers
Don Buddin
Fred Hooke
Joe Durham
Jack Cullen
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching
Summary of top MLB leaders by league in batting runs and RBIs with performers from Boston Kansas City Minnesota and more. Key figures include Wagner Aaron Aparicio Koufax and Drysdale among others with marks across 75 at bats home runs steals and five decision pitching.
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Associated Press
Malzone
Boston
Causey
Kansas City
Allison
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Wagner
Los Angeles
Nicholson
Chicago
Schilling
Robinson
Versalles
Clinton
Aparicio
Baltimore
Charles
Beyerley Wins Hope Open in Four Stroke Victory
Homer Beyerley fired a 62 to win the 1963 Hope Open Golf Tournament at Hope Country Club. He led with a 32 on the front nine aided by late birdies and finished four strokes ahead of Larry Bruce who shot 72 for second. Mitch LaGrone 73 and others followed in the championship flight with 76, while first flight scores ranged from 76 to 82.
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Homer Beyerley
Hope Country Club
Beyerley
Larry Bruce
Mitch LaGrone
Bruce
Mac Larty
Bob Parker
David Waddle
Henry Fenwick
Gordon Bayless Rourmter
Homer Beverlay
Mae McLarly
Henry Fenwien
Gordon Bayless
Frank Carver
Hassell Carver
Jim Smith
Jack McGlendon
Travis [Ster
Simmy Stony
Lee Kenwick
Creshton
Mid
Faul and Malzone Spark Red Sox in Wide AL Split
Detroit rookie Faul used hypnosis on the mound as Boston beat Washington 4-1 in his first major league start while Malzone fueled the offense with five RBIs and two homers in a 7-3 opener. Boston split a doubleheader with Kansas City as AL leaders.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Bill Faul
Detroit
Boston
Frank Malzone
Fal
Washington
Squalzone
Kansas City
Malzone
Red Sox
Baltimore
Chicago
White Sox
Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
New York
Yankees
Cleveland
Minnesota
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York Mets
Cubs
Milwaukee
Braves
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsbureh
Houston
Faul
Senators
Ken Retzer
Jim King
Marv Breeding
University of Cincinnati
al Kaline
Tigers
Bill Bruton
Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
George Alusik
Ed Charles
A’s
Chuck Schilling
Gary Geiger
Robin Roberts
Pete Ward
Ray Herbert
John Orsino
Albie Pearson
Bob Perry
Angels
Ken McBride
Yanks
Bo Belinsky
Clete Boyer
Leon Wagner
Ralph Terry
Petermos
Indians
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Hart
Earl Battey
Ramos
Joe Adcock
Lenny Green
Second Flight results and withdrawals noted at Graves and Peck
The report lists multiple flight results with scores and several withdrawals. Notable entries include Johnny Lox 79 and Eddie Whitman 84 in the second flight, Graves 82, and George Peck withdrawal at Graves-0. Third to sixth flights show various competitors with scores such as Beeson 87, Medders 89, Ellis 39, Jones 91, Gun ter withdrawal, and others.
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Dlebrooks
Johnny Lox
Jerry O'Neal
Albert Graves
Eddie Whitman
Homer Jones
Lloyd Leverett
At Graves
George Peck
Charles Carver
Royce Smith
Tom Hays, Jr
Mike Beeson
Garland Medders
Fredo Ellis
Jimmy Jones
Bill Gunter
Dwin Stewart
Parade Committee Seeks Convertible for Hope Festival
The Parade Committee of the Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival requests a convertible for the parade and afternoon transport of Princess Contestants on Saturday May 25. Complete form and mail to Hope Chamber of Commerce promptly. Name
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Southwest Arkansas Poultry Festival
Hope Chamber of Commerce
Standings and Today’s Baseball Schedule Summary
Major standings show Boston, Kansas City, Los Angeles, New York, Cleveland, Minnesota, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, Washington, and St Louis atop divisions with varied records. Today’s schedule lists Minnesota at Boston, Los Angeles at Cleveland, Chicago at Washington, Detroit at Baltimore, and a rain postponed Dodgers at Mets. Results from last night include Chicago 3-2 over Milwaukee and Philadelphia 3-5 at San Francisco.
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Boston
Chicago
Baltimore
New York
Kansas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
W. L
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Houston
L. Pet
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Chicago Astra
U.S. Struggles as Russia Tops Team USA in Rio
In Rio de Janeiro the United States fell 95-74 to Russia in the seven nation world basketball championship. It marked the Americans second loss in three games as Yugoslavia had beaten them 75-73 earlier. Brazil and Russia lead the round robin at 2-0 while France 1-2, Italy 0-2 and Puerto Rico 0-3 trail.
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Rio DE Janeiro
United States
Russia
Yugoslavia
Italy
Brazil
France
Puerto Rico
Golf Flight Scores From Sunday Meet
Flight results list players by name and score with several incomplete entries. Notable names include Joe Fankins Jimmy Howell Herbert Burns and Lyle Moore with varying scores. Some participants are listed without clear scores or with notes on withdrawals.
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John Beatty
Kinayd Young
Earl O'Neal
J. C. Atchley
W. I. Gunter
Joe Fankins
Jimmy Howell
Herbert Burns
Jerry Brawer
Terry Haire
Lowell Harris
David Jones
Lyle Moore
John McClendon
Ken Dantets
Bill Hurst
Ne Vari
Roberto Wiiuelicad
Nu Cand
Brooks Sets New Record in Low Hurdle at Meet of Champions
At Little Rock, Mineral Springs star Elwood Brooks wins the 180 yard low hurdles in 19.0 seconds breaking the meet and old state marks. Ken Sharp of Fort Smith soars to 14-0 in the pole vault and Ken Blackburn of Helena sets a 14.2 record in the 120 yard high hurdles. Chuck Hemingway clocks 4:26.9 in the mile, as Central High racks multiple top finishes and several other Arkansas records fall in a night of blazing sprint and field events.
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Little Rock
Lite Rock
Ken Sharp
Fort Smith
Arkansas
M. P. Blackburn
Helena
Elwood Brooks
Mineral Springs
Blackburn
Brooks
Chuck Hemingway
Little’ Rock
Jonesboro
Tommy Sain
Eddie Pruit
Searcy
Little Rock Central
Young
Bryan
Puckett
Hoffman
Charles Tumphries
John Martin
Charleston
Ken Brown
Benton
David Hunt
Pine Bluff
Eddie Pruitt
Steve Swafford
Central
Don
Flack
Clinton
Ray Mills
Harold Roueche
Conway
Ricky Cross
North Little, Rock
Mike Hoffman
Bruce Switzer
Crogsett
Bill Young
Ernest Ruple
Conaway
Troy Mansfield
Sammy Beavers
Grodon Norwood
Pine Blufe
Jim Cobb
McGehee
Dennis Mills
Little Rock Hall
Roman Selig
Corning
Ronald Kolb
Bige Wray
Harris Bon
Ernest Andrews
Texarkana
Paul Hines
Mabelvale
Richard Pena
Marianna
Harris
Potts
Hall
Brinkley
Crossett
Iecord
Darrell Ward
John Vass
Jim Wood
Jim Colton
North Little Rock
Bobby Brandon
Lonoke
Dash
Floyd Alexander
Crossell
Larry Puckell
Little Huck Central
Dous Wily
Shunps
Chuck Lidaure
Dodgers complete doubleheader sweep behind Koufax and Perranoski
Sandy Koufax pitched a two hitter for a 1-0 win and Ron Perranoski held the Mets scoreless in relief as the Dodgers swept a Sunday doubleheader. Frank Howard's 13th inning homer sparked a 4-2 second game victory, lifting Los Angeles to a six game win streak and within one game of the Giants in the NL race.
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Jim Hackleman
Associated Press
Sandy Koufax
Ron Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
New York Mets
Koufax
Parranoski
Frank Howard
San Francisco
Giants
Philadelphia
Felipe Alou
Cal Mebish
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago
Warren Spahn
Cubs
Nick Ellsworth
Frank Robinson
Jerry Lynch
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh
Houston
Pirates
Boston
Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Los Angeles
Angels
Cleveland
Minnesota
Indians
Twins
Detroit
Washington
Alou
Ryne Duren
Phils
Jim Lemon
Bob Bolin
McLish
Tony Taylor
Tony Gonzalez
Don Demeter
Jack Fisher
Spahn
Track meet results from Jonesboro to Pine Bluff
In Jonesboro Tommy Sain leads shot put at 55 percent. David Young Hughes places second, Joe Little Brinkley third, Jim Barnes Pine Bluff fourth. Crossett’s Bruce Switzer clocked 29.5 in the 220 dash. Paul Becton Hall finishes high. Mile relay led by Little Rock Central in 3 20.9, breaking Central's 1961 3 26.5 record. North Little Rock, Crossett, and Conway follow.
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North Little Rock
Crossett
Conway
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Ring Results From Multiple City Bouts Listed
Fight results show Archer beating Alyazar on points in New York while Jofre stops Jamito to retain the world bantamweight title in Manila. Chuvalo knocks out Washington in Battle Creek and Sprague outpoints Gardiner in Sydney Nova Scotia. Can cin outpoints Mora in Mexico City as listed bouts conclude.
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New York
Joey Archer
Victor Alyazar
Argentina
Manila
Ed Jofre
Bravil
Johnny Jamito
Philippines
Jofre
Battle Creek
Mich
George Chuvalo
Toronto
Linyd Washington
Buffalo
N.Y
Sydney
N.S
Les Sprague
Halifax
Tyrone Gardiner
Sydney River
Mexico City
Francisco Cancin
Mexico
Man Talo Mora
Cuba
Baseball's bruising day across league lines
Hits piled up as Jin Schaffer homered and Eddie Mathews drove in three for Milwaukee while Lew Burdette struggled in the opener. Hank Aaron hit his 13th homer of the year as Milwaukee upended the Cubs. Cincinnati rode Joe Nuxhall through a 15-hit outing against St Louis as Gibson yielded all 10 Reds runs. Pirates top Colts with Marexiski and Farrell in a nine-hit game.
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Jin Schaffer
Eddie Mathews
Milwaukee
Cubs
Lew Burdette
Ellsworth
Hank Aaron
Lynch
Robinson
Reds
Cardinals
Joe Nuxhall
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Trend
Colts
Bill Marexiski
Pirate
Dick Farrell Vant
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