Mantle Sparks Yankees In Victory Over Chisox
Mickey Mantle hit his 11th home run and drove in two as the New York Yankees defeated the Chicago White Sox 6-3 to take the third straight in the series. Mantle batted .331 overall, homering in the fourth, drawing a fifth-inning walk, and singling in the seventh before pinch runner Hector Lopez. Pitcher Bill Stafford earned the win in relief of Al Downing, while Frank Kreutzer started for Chicago and took the defeat.
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NEW York
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Mantle
Hector Lopez
al Downing
Yankees
Bill Stafford
Pete Mikkelsen
Frank Kreutser
White Sox
Hoyt Wilhelm
Chicago
Causey Throws Davis To Win In Legion Ball
Lynn Causey pitched a four hit shutout with nine strikeouts as Davis Food Center beat KTVE 7 to 0 to move into second place in the American Legion Amateur League. Davis Food is 4-2. Falstaff leads at 6-0. Ouachita National Bank meets Piggly Wiggly Stores in a doubleheader at Legion Stadium, starting 2 p.m. Saturday.
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Davis Food Center
Lynn Causey
KTVE
American Legion
Causey
Ouachita High
Northeast State
Davis Food
Falstaff
Ouachita National Bank
Legion Stadium
Davis Ree
Bertz
Aulds
Bailey
Groves
Guinn
Jordan
Baily
Orien
Lema Keeps Buick Lead Despite Late Holes
Tony Lema bogied the last two holes to finish with a 72 and a two stroke edge over Don Finsterwald after three rounds of the Buick Open in Grand Blanc Michigan. Finsterwald shot 69 to reach 211 for 54 holes while Rudolph was third at 211. Rodgers collapsed with an 84, missing the cut by three strokes, as Lema strives for back to back tourney wins.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Don Finsterwald
Finsterwald
Lema
Mason Rudolph
Phil Rodgers
Jack Nicklaus
Seattle
Portland
Ore
Bob Charles
Bob Goatby
Jerry Pittman
al Balding
Lionel Hebert
George Koudson
Pete Brown
Ray Floyd
Tomm Bolt
Jack Kurke
Johnny _ Pott
Gary Player
Kel Naale
Doug Ford
Bill Collins
Jack Rule
Bob Duden
Gaylon Simon
George Archer
Bob Rosburg
Billy Casper
Julius Boros
al Geiberger
Dave Ragan
Tommy Aaron
Bruce Devtin
Kermit. Zarley
Roy Pace Dean Refram
Dan Sikes
Gay Brewer
Sam Snead
Charles Coody
Walter Burkemo
Jackie Cupit
Labron Harris
Phil Wiechman
Cepeda's two-run double lifts Giants past Brewers
San Francisco snapped a three-game slide with a 6-4 win over Milwaukee as Orlando Cepeda drove in two in the seventh after Willie Mays and Willie McCovey sparked a rally. McCovey and Hart provided early offense, while Hank Fischer and Juan Marichal battled, with Marichal seeking his ninth victory as Alou opened the game with a triple.
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SAN Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Milwaukee
Giants
Cepeda
Jack Smith
Willie Mays
Willie Mcovey
McCovey
Jim Hart
Hank Fischer
Ty Cline
Hank Aaron
Felipe Alou
Juan Marichal
Braves
Alou
Billy O’dell
Eddie Mathews
Aaron
Marichal
Abrhbi F. Alou
Kuenn
Mathews
Hiller
Aaron Rf
Mays Cf
Mave
O McCaovey
Torre
Ranew
Dward
Ohaller
Bolling
aCline
Zie
Smith
laHoz
Fischer
Menke
Pagan
Mays
Haller
F Alou
Feng
Hart
O'Dell
Sanford
Races Set Today For Speedway
Joe Mallard returns to action today in car number 88 at the West Monroe Speedway in a 1955 Chevrolet. He aims to halt Floyd Cook who races a 1958 Ford number 15. Roy Smith notes several new cars and drivers expected. time trials start at 1 30 p m with practice at noon.
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Joe Mallard
West Monroe Speedway
Roy Smith
Floyd Cook
Smith
Final Round Set Today in Alexandria Amateur Golf
Clayton Cole of Monroe tied Shirley Picard of Lafayette for the lead after three rounds in the 72-hole Louisiana state amateur golf championship at Alexandria Country Club. Cole finished 223 and Picard 217 after 54 holes with Rick Nevils and three Shreveport players two or three strokes back. final 18 holes scheduled for Sunday.
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Clayton Cole
Monroe
Shirley Picard
Lafayette
Cole
Alexandria Country Club
Picard
Rick Nevils
Baton Rouge
Shreveport
Don Easterwood
Johnny Hopkins
Robert Flager
John Martin
Albin Johnson
Jimmy Hoppen
Bogalusa
Hopkins
Phillies Stop Mets By 8-2
Phillies defeat the Mets 8-2 as Jim Bunning wins on five hits allowed. Ron Hunt and Jim Hickman homered for New York, while Philadelphia bats backed Bunning with timely runs and strong defense.
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Bobby Wine
New York
Jim Bunning
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Bunning
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Ae York Phiadelphia Abrhdi
Rolas If
Hunt
Herrst
Sturdivant
E—C. Smith
POA
DP Taylor
Wine
Herrnstein
Taylor
McMilland
Kranepool
Dalrymple
Gonzalez
Callison
Hickman
Sb— Taylor
Rojas
Lary
Lockeye
Lary T. Taylor
Bruitersss Smith
Gorman
Pelekoudas
Maine Stuns ASU to Eliminate No 2 Seed in CWS
Unheralded Maine toppled Arizona State 4-2 in Omaha as seven ASU errors produced two unearned Maine runs. Maine's Larry Coughlin had three hits, Ron Lea allowed all Maine runs, and Dick Dolloff earned the win. Missouri beat Seton Hall 3-1 behind Jack Stroud as the Sooners’ and Bear’s tournament runs faltered.
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Omaha
Maine
Arizona State
Missouri
Seton Hall
Jack Stroud
Minnesota
Southern California
Larry Coughlin
Ron Lea
Sam Cook
Black Bears
Dick Dolloff
Joe Ferris
West Monroe Dixie Boys Quachlla Federal routs Johnsons Esso 12-0
Richard Seale pitched a four hitter with 16 strikeouts to power Quachla Federal to a 12-0 win over Johnsons Esso in West Monroe. Rickey Lewis doubled and homered, Butch Halstead tripled, Melvin Marshall doubled for the losers. In another game Clover Leaf Dairy beat Paper Workers 9-4 as Steve Rhodes homered and Danny Rhodes added a double. Man o War, a famed race horse, skipped the 1920 Derby and won the Preakness at age three.
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Quachlla Federal
Johnson
Esso
West Monroe
Richard Seale
Rickey Lewis
Butch Halstead
Melvin Marshall
Quachita Fl
Shreveport Bowmen Lead At State Archery Meet
After day one of the Louisiana Field Archery Association state tournament at Tupanek Bowmen Club, Shreveport shooters lead several divisions. Bill Brown tops men's freestyle with 963, Cecil McCloskey second at 917, Tommy Quarles 912, while John Clayton leads men's instinctive with 893. In women's freestyle defending champ Imogene Brown leads at 851, Elise McBeth second at 588, Linda Quarles tops instinctive at 656. Jack E. Bell elected new LFAA president with Jim Frieson as vice president. next year’s site set for Calcasieu Bowman Range in Lake Charles.
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Shreveport
Louisiana Field Archery Association
Bill Brown
Tupanek Bowmen's Club
Cecil McCloskey
Tommy Quarles
John Clayton
Tommy Sanderson
West Monroe
Robert House
Bossier
William Bridges
Jack E. Bell
Monroe
Jim Frieson
Lake Charles
Everett Bills
J. B. Rich
Calcasieu Bowman Range
Standings from Sundays Games Across Major Leagues
A cluttered recap lists Sunday doubleheaders and pitcher records for teams including Chicago New York Los Angeles Detroit Minnesota Washington Baltimore Boston Kansas City Cleveland Cincinnati San Francisco Milwaukee Los Angeles New York Philadelphia St Louis Houston Pittsburgh Chicago and others with various win loss marks and pitchers unfamiliarly noted.
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Pizarro
Peters
New York
Daley
Sheldon
Los Angeles
Latman
MoBride
Detroit
Loitch
McLain
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Strange
Arrigo
Kaat
Washington
Naruma
Cheney
Baltimore
McNally
Estrada
Hall
Boston
Lamabe
Spanswick
Kansas City
Orabowsky
O'Donoghue
Cleveland
Donoven
Grant
Cincinnati
O‘toole
San Francisco
Herbel
Milwaukee
Sadowski
Schneker
Willhite
Ortega
Reed
Cisco
Jackson
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
Short
St. Louis
Gibson
Sadocki
Houston
Farrell
Pittsburgh Blass
Gibbon
Ellsworth
Slaughter
Chicago Baltimore
San
Minnesot
Philadelpnia
Pittsburgh
Louis
St Louis
Cincinnat
Burgess Blasts Pittsburgh Past Chicago 10-7
Smoky Burgess slugged a three run homer and Bob Bailey added two doubles and a triple as the Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Chicago Cubs 10 to 7. Burgess hit his first of the season in a five run fifth inning that chased Lew Burdette.
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Chicago
Smoky Burgess
Bob Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Burgess
Lew Burdette
Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
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