Baseball Leaders Hit and Pitch Stats From AP Report
American League leaders include Horton of Detroit with a .363 average and Davalillo of Cleveland at .355. Mantilla drives in 31, McAuliffe 48 hits, Veresalles and Oliva 11 doubles, Versalles and Blasingame lead triples, Conigliaro Colavito Horton Gentile top home run list with 9, Campaneris 11 steals. Pappas and Pascual 5-0, McDowell 66 strikeouts. National League leaders feature Coleman .414, Mays .379, Rose and Mays 36 runs, Banks 37 RBI, J Alou 56 hits, Williams 13 doubles, Mays 11 doubles, Mays 17 homers, Wills 24 steals. Gibson 8-0 with 1.000, Koufax 86 strikeouts.
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Associated Press
Horton
Detroit
Davalillo
Cleveland
Green
Boston
McAuliffe
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Ward
Chicago
Versalles
Minnesota
Oliva
Blasingame
Conigliaro
Colavito
Gentile
Kansas City
Campaneris
Pappas
Pascual
McDowell
Lolich
Lopez
Los Angeles
Coleman
Cincinnati
Johnson
Callison
Philadelphia
Javier
St. Louis
Mays
San Francisco
Swoboda
New York
Little League Play Opens With Two Night Games
The season begins at K Park with two games. The Sheriff's team faces Hope Auto at 6 p.m. Midwest meets Century Bible Class. On Friday May 28 the Lions play Coleman at 6 p.m. Hope Auto then faces Midwest.
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K Park
Sheriff's
Hope Auto
Midwest
Century Bible Class Nine
Lions
Coleman
Hope Auto Crew
State High School Baseball Tourney First Round Results
Greenwood defeats Gordon 10 to 1 in Pine Bluff first round. Yellville tops Toronto 2 to 0. Paragould defeats Gillett 4 to 2. Sylvan Hills beats Junction City 8 to 5. Today’s schedule includes Bay versus Woodlawn at 1 p.m. St Charles vs Hector at 3 p.m. St Anne's Fort Smith vs Jacksonville at 6:30 p.m. Rector vs Murfreesboro at 8:30 p.m.
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Pine Bluff
Greenwood
Gordon
Yellville
Toronto
Paragould
Gillett
Sylvan Hills
Junction City
Games Bay
Woodlawn
St. Charles
Hector
St. Anne’s
Fort Smith
Jacksonville
Rector
Murfreesboro
Conway pair win Western Hill Four-Ball in Little Rock
Willis Watkins and Dr. Fred Gordy from Conway defeated Jim Hornibrook and Dr. Mack Moore of Little Rock 5 to 3 to win the Western Hill County Club Four-Ball Golf tournament in Little Rock.
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North Little Rock
Willis Watkins
Fred Gordy
Conway
Jim Hornibrook
Mack Moore
Little Rock
Western Hill County Club
Watkins
Gordy
Senate moves toward voting rights bill despite delays
In Washington the Senate accelerates toward passing a voting rights bill after a long debate period. Leaders Dirksen and Mansfield push cloture to limit debate as Memorial Day holidays loom, amid Southern opposition and procedural maneuvers to line up final passage.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Dirksen
Mansfield
Becaue
Canadian Davis Cup Team Names Players for U S Tie
Davis Cup captain named Harry Rauquier Keith Carpenter Robert Puddicombe and Robert Bardsley to the Canadian team to face the United States June 4 6 in Bakersfield California.
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Vancouver
B.C
Harry Rauquier
Keith Carpenter
Robert Puddicombe
Robert Bardsley
United States
Bakersfield
Calif
Pro Golfer Walter Cosgrove Dies at Worcester Dinner
Walter Cosgrove, 55, longtime golf pro at Green Hill municipal links in Worcester, collapsed and died Monday night during a sports award dinner in Boylston, Massachusetts. He had served at the Worcester facility since 1929.
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WST
Boylston
Mass
Walter Cosgrove
Green Hill Municipal Golf Links
Worcester
Front Porch Stolen From Vacant Norfolk House
Norfolk police report a front porch was stolen from a vacant house over the weekend. The item theft underscores local crime while political coverage in the city references Senate maneuvering and cloture with live pairs and senate attendance affecting votes.
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Norfolk, Va
Solunar schedule from Knight tables guides fishing times
The page presents John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables with Major periods in bold for each day and Minor periods in regular type. Begin at the shown times and fish or wait about one and a half to two hours after to maximize activity.
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John Alden Knight
Standings and schedules note for major league baseball
Standings show Los Angeles leading with 24 wins and 14 losses. Cincinnati 22 4k. St Louis 22 15. Milwaukee 17 16. Chicago 18 19. Philadelphia 17 21. Houston 18 23. New York 15 23. Pittsburgh 13 24. Monday results include Milwaukee 4 San Francisco 3 and Cincinnati 5 Houston 2. Evening games list several matchups and Tuesday notes.
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W. L. Pet
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Sen Fran
Milwaukee
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
New York
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Minnesota
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
W. L.pet. G.B
Oklahoma City
Denver
Indianapolis
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Ble
Arkansas
Tacoma
Vancouver
Portland
Seattle
Hawaii
Spokane
Freehan's grand slam lifts Tigers over White Sox in nine run burst
Bill Freehan of Detroit slugged two homers including a grand slam as the Tigers erupted for six runs in the third to beat Chicago 33. Frank Lary pitched eight dominant innings for New York in a one run, one hit effort before relief allowed a ninth inning run as the Mets swept Philadelphia 4-1 in the second game.
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Bill Freehan
Detroit
Tigers
Chicago White Sox
Frank Lary
New York
Mets
Philadelphia
Spahn
Kranepool
Bunning
Lary
Ton Gonzalez
Gonzalez
Richie Allen
Frank McGraw
Short
Johnny Lewis
Pirates
Cubs
Andre Rodgers
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Claude Osteen
Ron Perranoski
Joey Jay
Jim Maloney
Reds
Jay
Malo
Mets Rally Past Phillies and Dodgers in Double Victory
The Mets won 6-2 and 4-1 against Philadelphia behind two veteran pitchers as Donn Clendenon extended his hot streak with three hits. Pittsburgh beat Chicago 6-4 while St Louis, Cincinnati and Milwaukee won on the NL slate. In the AL New York routed Cleveland 15-5 as Detroit and Baltimore won.
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New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Philadelphia
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Donn Clendenon
Casey Stengel
Warren Spahn
Frank Lary
Phillies
Jim Bunning
Chris Short
Spahn
Lary
Clendenon
Morehouse College
Allegheny County
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Houston
Milwaukee
San Francisco
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
John Phillip Sousa Band Award Goes to Ricky Stone
Ricky Stone son of Homer and Mrs Stone receives the John Phillip Sousa Band award for his band achievements including 23 medals, three all state selections, co captain at Dixie Camp, student director and assistant drum major. He played saxophone three years and switched to clarinet his senior year as first chair and earned a stage band scholarship to Henderson to study music.
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John Phillip Sousa
Ricky Stone
Homer Stone
Dixie Camp
Henderson
Guards to Train at Fort Chaffee Fort Chaffee to host large National Guard drill
More than 7,000 Arkansas and Louisiana National Guardsmen and reservists will participate in a major training exercise at Fort Chaffee. The drill involves joint units from both states sharpening combat readiness and coordination ahead of possible state emergencies.
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Fort Chaffee
FT. Chaffee, Ark
Arkansas and
Louisiana
Arkansas Open Champion Sikes Wins in Memphis Tourney
Dick Sikes of Springdale Ark former Arkansas golfer on his second pro tour won $1 550 with a four round total of 278 in the Memphis Open. He finished four way tie for 11th and was six strokes behind the leader.
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Memphis
Dick _ Sikes
Springdale
Ark
University of Arkansas
Sikes
Laver Defeats Gonzales in Masters Round Robin
Australia’s Rod Laver beat Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles 3-6 6-3 7-5 to win the ninth annual Masters Round Robin Professional Tennis Championships before 4,625 fans at Pan Pacific Tennis Stadium in Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles
Australia
Rod Laver
Pancho Gonzales
Pan Pacific Tennis Stadium
Goldwater predicts no Republican could have beaten LBJ
Barry Goldwater lectured a Montgomery Junior College class by telephone from his Phoenix home and discussed Conscience of a Conservative. He said upon reflection no Republican could have defeated President Johnson last November.
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Takoma Park
Barry Goldwater
Montgomery Junior College
Phoenix
Goldwater
Johnson
Braves Rally Past Giants Behind Mathews Finale
Eddie Mathews hit a three run homer in the third as the Braves beat the Giants 6-2. Leo Cardenas added two RBIs with two singles while Houston pitcher Dave Giusti allowed five straight hits in the second. Willie Mays sat out until a ninth inning pinch hit intentional walk.
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Ney
Houston
Dave Giusti
Leo Cardenas
Eddie Mathews
Braves
Bob Shaw
Giants
Willie Mays
Puzzle: Animal Fair Across and Down Clues
A mixed word puzzle with across and down clues covering animals foods verbs places and phrases. Answers include carnivores rodents hogs beaks caustic agents and various terms from light touches to legal terms across a bridged grid.
Thousands Seek U S Open Qualifying Across Nation
The AP reports thousands chase 490 Open spots in sectional qualifiers from Chicago to Memphis. Ken Venturi, defending champ, attends practice at Bellerive after Masters exit amid Renard’s Phenomenon. Zarley and Frierrier post standout scores as local rounds proceed across 47 sites.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
St. Louis
Ken Venturi
Bellerive Country Club
Venturi
Renard
Augusta
Lincoln
Neb
Chicago
Cincinnati
Portland
Ore
Dallas
Los Angeles
Denver
Atlanta
Chevy Chase
Detroit St. Louis
New York
Charlotte
Cleveland
Memphis
Bob McCallister
Kermit Zarley Jr
Yakima
Wash
Jim Ferrier Jr
Louisville
39th Infantry Division Holds Final Summer Encampment
June 5 marked the 39th Infantry Division's 19th and possibly last summer encampment. For 16 years the guards have trained at Ft. Polk Louisiana as they prepare for a merger of guard and reserve forces by mid-1966. Maj. Gen. Maupin Cummings says training will tighten under the reorganization plan. Troops will bivouac on the reservation first week and train in cantonment areas second week.
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39Th Infantry
Ft. Polk
Louisiana
Maupin Cummings
Fayetteville
Magee to Represent Arkansas in Open Qualifier
Captain Bob Magee of Little Rock Air Force Base earned a U S Open sectional berth at Hot Springs Arkansas with a 36 hole total of 153 and edged Earl Mitchell of Harrison by two strokes Magee was the lone amateur in the qualifier with Bill Henry Little Rock and Jerry Parker Fayetteville finishing with 159.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Bob Magee
Little Rock Air Force Base
Arkansas
Bellerive County Club
St. Louis
Magee
Earl Mitchell
Harrison
Bill Henry
Little Rock
Jerry Parker
Fayetteville
Minor League Results Across the International League
Buffalo edged Rochester 6 to 5 in a tight tilt. Columbus defeated Toledo 3 to 2 after 11 innings. Jacksonville won 11 to 3 over Atlanta. Toronto 2 8 Syracuse 1 3. Seattle 3 Vancouver 0. Denver beat Oklahoma City 5 to 4. Only games scheduled.
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Buffalo
Rochester
Columbus
Toledo
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Toronto
Syracuse
Seattle
Vancouver
Denver
Oklahoma City
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Hope PR
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
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Teat
Ueno
Hope Builders
Hope, Ark
Terminix
Bruce-Terminix Co
Hope Builders Supply
Garland Smith
Terminixe
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