National League Monday Baseball Results and Schedules
National League results show Atlanta beat Cincinnati 6 4 Philadelphia routed Houston 9 0 Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh 3 2 with several games listed for today Tomorrow and Wednesday schedules include matchups among Pittsburgh San Francisco Philadelphia Los Angeles New York Houston N Atlanta Cincinnati and Chicago St Louis In American League leaders Cleveland Detroit Baltimore Minnesota California Chicago New York Washington Boston Kansas City and Minnesota play with results Kansas City 5 Washington 3 in 12 innings and a full slate of tonight games noted Various minor league or regional results conclude the listing Buffalo Rochester Toledo Jacksonville Richmond Columbus Syracuse Toronto and Pacific Coast League games Tacoma Phoenix Vancouver Spokane Indianapolis Hawaii also listed.
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
New York
Chicago
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W. L. Pet
Cleveland
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Baltimore
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California
Washington
Boston
Kansas City
Buffalo
Rochester
Toledo
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Lemon flavored salt water prescribed for heat stroke prevention
Ohio State researchers Dr. Donald K. Mathews and Dr. Edward L. Fox say lemon flavored salt water could protect football players from heat stroke. They cite that high body temperatures with full gear impede sweat evaporation, suggesting practice in shorts and T shirts then adding gear, and lifting water bans to allow salt water drinks during drills.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio State University
Donald K. Mathews
Edward L. Fox
Physical Education Department
Fox
OSU
Mathews
Golfers Sprint For U S Open Berths Across U S
Touring pros George Archer and Howie Johnson led qualifiers as 38 states and the District of Columbia began local qualifying for the U S Open at 57 sites. The open, to be held June 16 19 at Olympic Club in San Francisco, will feature 150 players after sectionals on June 6 7.
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Associated Press
George Archer
Howie Johnson
Amon
States
District of Columbia
San Francisco
Olympic Country Club
San Franciscco
Archer
Fort Worth
Tex
Dallas
Don Massengale
Charles Coody
George Bayer
Jerry Edwards
Johnson
St. Paul
Minn
Oklahoma City
Homero Blancas
Charles Sifford
al Besselink
Bob Goalby
Kauai King Heads to New York for Belmont Bid
Owner Mike Ford and Kauai King left Baltimore for New York before the Belmont Stakes in a bid to complete the Triple Crown. Ford praised Kauai King’s calm temperament after the Preakness win following the Kentucky Derby triumph. The colt accompanied by Ford began their five hour drive to Aqueduct for the next race.
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Baltimore
Mike Ford
New York
Ford
Pimlico
Aqueduct
Ohio golfers vie for U S Open spots across three sites
Local qualifiers in Canton Columbus and Cincinnati determine who advances to sectional eliminations June 6 at Clovernook. Notables include Ed Griffiths Chagrin Falls and Tom Weiskopf Cincinnati among qualifiers. amateur Marion Heck Columbiana runner up. Paul Schurtz Worthington Hills and Rick Jones Columbus tied 144.
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Associated Press
Canton
Columbus
Charleston
W. Va
Ohio
Jones
Detroit
Oklahoma City
Ed Griffiths
Chagrin Falls
Tom Weiskopf
Cincinnati
Joe Taylors
Dick Yates
Brookside
Paul Schurtz
Worthington Hills
Rick Jones
Clovernook Country Club
Laperriere Named Norris Trophy Top Defenseman
Montreal goalie Jacques Laperriere won the James Norris Memorial Trophy as the NHL’s outstanding defenseman ending Pierre Pilote’s three year run. Laperriere collected 89 points to Pilote’s 54 in a six city voting by sports writers and broadcasters.
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Montreal
Jacques Laperriere
Montreal Canadiens
Pierre Pilote
National Hockey League
James Norris
Laperriere
Chicago
Pilote
Phillies blank Houston behind threehit gem by Jackson
Larry Jackson pitched a threehit shutout as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the Houston club 9-0. Phil Roof of Kansas City tripled and scored in the second inning and later hit a two run homer in the 12th to power the Athletics past Washington 5-3.
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Larry Jackson
Philadelphia
Phillies
Houston
Phil Roof
Kansas City
Athletics
Washington
Tokyo knockout braces Okano in lightweight clash
In Tokyo Koji Okano of Japan knocked out Alfredo Fuentes of the Philippines in the lightweight bout. In Kansas City Kelly Burden of Tulsa stopped Art Hernandez of Omaha in the middleweight matchup. In Las Vegas Andy Kendall of Las Vegas outpointed Richie Gosha of Chicago while Ford Hernandez of Las Vegas outpointed Art Adams of Seattle.
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Tokyo
Koji Okano
Japan
Alfredo Fuentes
Philippines
Kansas City
Kan
Kelly Burden
Tulsa
Okla
Art Hernandez
Omaha
Neb
Las Vegas
Nev
Andy ‘Kendall
Richie Gosha
Chilcago
Ford Hernandez
Art Adams
Seattle
Wash
Closed Circuit for Title Bout in Houston
The closed circuit TV rights for the Ernie Terrell versus Doug Jones heavyweight title fight on June 28 were awarded to Interstate Enterprises of Beverly Hills. Terrell holds the World Boxing Association title and Jones is his No. 3 challenger in a 12,000 seat Sam Houston Coliseum bout the first heavyweight championship fight held in Texas.
Meadowlawn leads late to edge Fraternal Order in league night
Inland Container tops Eagles 6-5 in a Federal Bob Rawlins league game at Goldman Park as Meadowlawn earns late runs with Harrison driving in the winner. Whitt Auto and Cold Strip also post decisive wins with multiple homers and strong pitching figures highlighted by Bud Gray.
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Inland Container
Meadow
Lawn Case
Schoenedge
Fraternal Order of
Iling
Eagles
Bob Rawlins
Goldman Park
Meadowlawn
Larry
Harrison
Troy Harrison
Jack Elam
Whitt Auto
Amanda AC Andimen
Tin
Cold Strip
Coke Plant
Bud Gray
Armco
East Side Diamonds
Jim Kelly
Girton Gates
Ed Huber
Dale Morton
Transportation and Labor
East Processing
Mets
Research
Gibby Saylor
Don Follesteadt
Clay Groups Cairo Trip After Victory In London
Cassius Clay altered plans and booked passage for Cairo Egypt without returning to the United States He travels as a guest of the Higher Council for Islamic Affairs in Egypt Critics and fans praised his performance after stopping Henry Cooper in six rounds Promoter Harry Levene reports over 12 million dollars in gross receipts and says Clay hopes to defend his title in Britain possibly against Brian London.
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London
Cassius Clay
United States
Cairo
Egypt
Higher Council For Islamic Affairs
Clay
Henry Cooper
Harry Levene
Britain
Brian London
Wilsmans Is Pabst Champ
Wilsmans Trucking defended its 1965 Pabst Invitational slo pitch title by beating Toolcraft of Dayton 24-3 Sunday. They had previously defeated Miller Construction, Buckeye Merchants, Beavercreek and Club 18 before a first loss to Toolcraft, and will play in the Beavercreek Invitational this weekend.
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Springfield
Wilsman
Trucking
Toolcraft of
Dayton
Toolcraft
Wilsman’s
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Columbus
Truckers
Buckeye Merchants of
Cincinnati
Beavercreek
Club 18
Tool‘craft
Hamilton Raceway First Night Races Result Summary
Panamanian jockey Braulio Baeza became the first to surpass $2 million in New York purses. The season's results list multiple winners across nine races at Hamilton Raceway, including Linda, Fancy Knight, Dan idy Sue Counsel, Timely Reign, Flash Me, Lady Farong, Brookestone, Constance Byrd, and Bold er Pat, with times and payouts noted for each event.
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Oakland Linda
Early Hal
Worthy Lobell
Fancy Knight
Alice
Danidy Sue Counsel
Wampler's Choice
Date Girl
Timely Reign
Lavender Gene
Flash Me
Lady M. W
Easy Annie
Lady Farong
Rip Ko San
Classy Valentine
Brookestone
Aurora Borealis
Wee Lady Gee
Constance Byrd
Prince Hopeful
Pace
Bolder Pat
Wintonia Manners
Forbe’s Ace
Braulio Baeza
New York
Aqueduct
Saratoga
Horse Race Entries from Attica Card
The note lists six races with multiple entrants each. First race includes Edwards Scotch and Stardust Force among others. second race lists Scotc h Frances and Star King. third race shows Abbes K and Edgewood Champs. fourth race features Miss Ruby Direct and Erin Wayne. fifth race includes Casey H and Little Tom Sayre. sixth race lists Archbob and Dartes Patrick with several others in preceding lines.
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Attica Earl
Albertson
John
Scotch Frances
Bowyer
Star King
Fraess
Josela Diller
Hildebran
Demon Jane
Roach
Anita's Boy
Williams
Roberts
Success Colby
Frye
Mighty Jerry
Matthews
Pace
Abbe S K
Owens
Thad
Blue Boy
Frederik
Edgewood
Hiteman
Newtown Betsy
Conover
Ruth Ann Abbe
McConnaughey
Susie Frost
Applegate
Grand Lisa
TBA
Pete
Ruby Direct
Taylor
Beauty Land
Halford
Donnie
Weda Jane
Erin Wayne
Foist
Success Mimi
Nixon
Johnnie Key
Hartnell
Lon Dean
Niemezycki
Casey H
DeBaun
Little Tom Sayre
Dorothy Cray
Timely Guy
Strutting Stuff
Sowash
Our Deal
Shad Boy
Roughton
Foxie Car Lith
Archbob
Dartes Patrick
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Chi Chi) Rodriguez
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