Picard Still Leads Tourney at Louisiana Amateur
Shirley Picard, Lafayette detective, posted a 2-under 68 to lead the 45th Louisiana State Amateur Golf Tournament at Fast Ridge Country Club halfway, with Clayton Cole moving to second after a 71. Picard's 139 total follows a Thursday 71, and Cole trails by seven with 146.
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Clayton Cole
Shreveport
Shirley Picard
Alexandria
Lafayette
Monroe
Russ Ogilvie
Cole
Ogilvie
Bill Ramsey
Ramsey
Rick Nevils
Baton Rouge
Russell Ogilvie
West Monroe
John Webster
John Bird Jr
Ken Sawyer
Bossier City
Ira Jones
DB. Y. Smith
John Sample
Henry Cole
Frank Wells
New Orleans
Curley Picard
Ray Bowles
Bill Bailey
Ray Fontenot
John Atkins Jr
William Jourdan
Covington
Ralph Lally
Opelousas
RA Tbr
Derrell Foreman
Bastrop
Robert Henderson
Shreverort
Charles Price
KTVE Rolls To p 3-0 Win Over Motor Supply
Parker Haile pitched a four hitter as KTVE beat Motor Supply 5-0 in Amateur League action. Perkins led with 23 hits, Haile struck out seven and walked one, while three Motor Supply errors aided KTVE’s offense with key RBIs from Perkins and Haddad. Gates took the loss for Motor Supply.
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KTVE
Robert Perkins
Dooley Haddad
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Ronnie Sims
Charley Dykes
Haile
Sonny Milletello
Perkins
Bobby Gates
Bobby Hall
Bill Duncan
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Lovet
Tringl
Dumas
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Yankees Rally Past Angels 6-4 Behind Downing
The Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6-4 as Al Downing pitched a complete game allowing 13 hits. Roger Maris led the offense with two doubles and Dee Edwards, Bob Richardson, and Clete Boyer all had run scoring hits while Jose Cardenal homered for LA. The win moved New York into seventh in the AL standings.
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Dee Edwards
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Clete Boyer
George Brunet
New York
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Jose Cardenal
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Northeast Signs Jim Shelby From Fortier High
Northeast State, Gulf States conference tennis champion for three years, signs Jim Shelby of Fortier High School New Orleans. Shelby lettered three years, won the New Orleans doubles title in 1963 and 1964, claimed 12 tournament awards, and played No 1 or No 2 since 1963. He joins the Northeast Tennis program as a top recruit.
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Fortier
New Orleans
Ralph Lane
Northeast
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New Orleans City Park
Athletics Defeat Cleveland With Sheldon Landis
Kansas City AP Jim Landis hit his first homer of the season and Rollie Sheldon won his first game in a Kansas City uniform as the Athletics beat Cleveland 5-2. The A's surged early on Jack Kralick, Sheldon allowed seven hits over five innings, and Landis drove in three runs with two singles and a homer. Max Alvis homered for Cleveland and Joe Azcue drove in a run with a sacrifice fly in the seventh.
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Rollie Sheldon
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Kralick
Ed Charles
Wayne Causey
Causey
Rene Lachemann
Max Alvis
Indians
Joe Azcue
Baseball scores roundup with scattered games and pitchers
Baseball night results from multiple matchups across leagues. Cincinnati edged Chicago 4-3 while Los Angeles beat New York 2-1 and Philadelphia topped Houston 6-? Pittsburgh prevailed 5-3 over San Francisco with Koufax and Jackson noted in other games. Milwaukee beat St. Louis 8-2, and New York tied Los Angeles 4-4 as games extended to 10 innings in several others.
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Callison’s inside the park homer wins for Phillies over Astros
In Philadelphia Johnny Callison hit an inside the park homer with two out in the 10th inning to give the Phillies a 6-5 victory over Houston. Callison’s shot off Jim Owens caromed off the right-center field scoreboard, Lee Maye’s pickup and a Morgan error allowed Callison to score. It was Callison’s 13th homer.
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Metz Defends NAIA Golf Title At Rockford
Craig Metz son of former pro Dick Metz repeated as champion and led East Texas State to first in the NAIA Golf Tournament at Rockford Country Club. East Texas State won the team title by one stroke over Eastern New Mexico, with Metz finishing 4 under par 282. Don Iverson of Wisconsin State was runner up with 287, and Eastern New Mexico’s Leon Anderson placed third individually with 290.
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Coleman Delivers Ninth Inning Shot In Reds Win Over Cubs
Cincinnati Reds top NL batters with Gordie Coleman two run homer in ninth off Bob Buhl to lift Cincinnati 4-3 at Chicago. Coleman's two hits raise averages while Joe Nuxhall and Billy McCool preserve win. Pavletich hit fourth homer for Chicago.
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Twins Grab Two In Extra Innings
The Minnesota Twins, leading the American League, swept a Detroit doubleheader in extra innings. They won the opener 5 4 in the 10th on Jimmie Hall s sacrifice fly and the nightcap 5 4 in the 12th on Hall s triple after Bob Allison s single and Kostro s sacrifice fly. Hall s triple sealed the nightcap as Detroit had two runs in the bottom of the 12th. Harmon Killebrew drove in two with his 10th homer. Don Demeter homered for Detroit to force extra innings.
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Harmon Killebrew
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Jazy Tops Own Meter Run Mark But Not Clarke's
Michel Jazy improved his European 5,000 meters record to 13:29 in Paris on Friday night but fell short of Ron Clarke’s 13:25.8 world best set in Los Angeles. Jazy led at 3,000 meters before tiring, while already having set European marks for the mile and three miles in recent days.
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Alou s Blast Helps Braves Top Cards
Felipe Alou drove in three on a go ahead three run homer in the seventh as the Milwaukee Braves beat the St. Louis Cardinals 8-2. Rico Carty hit a solo shot earlier, and Denny Lemaster earned the win with relief from Phil Niekro. Cardinals catcher Bob Uecker and outfielder Rico Carty provided late offense, while wild pitches and a bases loaded situation helped Milwaukee pull away.
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Junior Open Tennis resumes second day action in Crossett
In the tenth annual Junior Open, top seeds advance to quarterfinals as singles finish up and doubles begin. Gary Liles of Jonesboro defeated David Connely 6-3 6-0 to reach 16 and under semis, while Kenny Johnson of Crossett beat Brian Banklin 6-1 6-2 to join the quarterfinals. Brenda Scisson and Donna Sawyer also reach girls quarterfinals with decisive wins.
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Pine Bluff
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Little Rock
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Newport
Allen Keith
Shreveport
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Starkville
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College Scores From NAIA and NCAA Events
The Associated Press reports college baseball results including the NAIA tournament with Carson-Newman at Jefferson City Tennessee and Omaha University, and the NCAA College World Series fifth round where Chin State tied Arizona State 7 to 7.
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Omaha University
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