Seven Unearned Runs Rally Giants Past Reds 8 4
New York Giants score seven unearned runs in the eighth inning after a fielding error by Ted Kluszewski helps turn the game around against Cincinnati. Whitey Lockman and Dusty Rhodes drive in key runs as Gomez earns the win and Lawrence takes the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitey Lockman
Spencer
Red Schoendienst
Harris
Birdie Tebbetts
Willie Mays
Dusty Rhodes
New York
Freeman
Lawrence
Ossie Virgil
Don Mueller
Cincinnati Abrhoa
Temple
Hele
Robinson
Bell
Kluszewski
Oherrevere
Bailey
Elisa
Hoak
Grammas
Cao Sege-Lynch
Diargersis
ODT Lawrence
Pretisyereee
d-Thurman
Tovais
Adtecaeee
New York Abrhoa
Lockman
Ib Ton't
Schoendienst
Ol Ee Mays
Cekelol
Rhodes
Virgil
Mueller
Westrum
Jablonski
Cincinnati
Grissom
W— Gomez
L Lawrence
Conlan
Donatelli
Delmore
Smith
Caton and Lenoir Win Titles in Davidson Net
In Davidson North Carolina on June 15 Larry Caton of Pensacola Florida and Billy Lenoir of Phoenix Arizona captured singles titles at the southern junior and boys tennis tournament. Caton defeated Leslie Nicholson Memphis 6 3 6 2 6 3 while Lenoir beat Hugh Lynch Bethesda 6 3 8 1. The top junior doubles team Nicholson Cox won over Caton brothers in five sets 7 5 6 4 1 6 5 7 5. Frank Froehling and Carver Blanchard took the boys doubles title 6 1 6 3 over Mike Neely Speed Howell.
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Lenoir
Mike Neely
Hugh Lynch
Bethesda
Leslie Nicholson
Memphis
Ernest Cox
Mobile
Ala
Caton Brothers
Laddy
Don
Pensacola
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Carver Blanchard
New Orleans
Atlanta
Speed Howell
Recreation softball schedule listings across multiple teams
Weekend and weekday softball games are listed with matchups times and venues including West Monroe First Baptist Missouri Pacific Sherrouse Barkdull Faulk and Trinity versus Victory plus campus teams such as St Paschal s West Monroe Methodist and Brownville Baptist among others all scheduled through Tuesday with several 6 to 8 pm starts and venues noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paschal’s
West Monroe Methodist
Barkdull Faulk
Gordon Avenue
Temple
Sherrouse
Trinity
Brownville
First Baptist
Assembly
Missouri Pacific
West Monroe
Brownville Baptist
Sherrotuse
L.T
College Place
Barkdull Faulk West Monroe
Brownville Methodist
Missouri Pacific College
St Paschal’s
Trinity Baptist
Gordon Ave
Methodist Temple Baptist
Victory Baptist
West
Monroe Methodist
Emmanuel Baptist
West Monroe Baptist
Assembly of God
Monroe First Baptist
Amateur golfers begin Trans-Mississippi qualifying at Brook Hollow
More than 200 top amateurs from across the nation start two days of qualifying at Brook Hollow in Dallas for the Trans Miss championship. Top 64 move to match play with four flights of 32 filling out rest of field. Harvie Ward Jr National Amateur champion faces possible ruling on amateur status before competing.
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Dallas Tex
Brook Hollow
Texas
Jack Munger
U. S. Golf Association
Dallas
Dixie League Missouri Pacific and Ouachita Bank Games
At 1 pm Missouri Pacific faces Ouachita Bank and at 7 pm Southern Equipment meets Central Bank in Ouachita. Home teams and times listed for Saturday games in the Dixie League schedule.
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Missouri Pacific
Southern Equipment
Ouachita Bank
Central Bank
Monroe
Southern
Fon Central Bank
Stance
Jones and Hattier Reach Finals in Louisiana Senior Golf Meet
Former champion Robert Jones of Bogalusa and Gilbert Hattier of New Orleans advanced to the championship match at Bayou DeSiard Country Club after semi-final wins. Jones beat Col F. B. Alexander 3-2 and Hattier defeated I. F. Bennett 2-1 with 11:42 am final tee time. multiple consolation and flight results noted.
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Robert Jones
Bogalusa
Gilbert Hattier
New Orleans
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Jones
Col. F. B. Alexander
Baton Rouge
Hattier
Houman
I. F. Bennett
al Villegas
Alexander
R. L. Bailey
Villengas
Bogalusa Jurist
Bennett
Houma
Villegas
H. F. McKenzie
Ruston
J. E. Caldwell
Abbeville
A. K. Roy
P. L. McKenzie
Roy
C. C. Boarkman
McKenzie
C.K. Dunbar
Tom Crawford
Gene McClure
George Thomas
W S. Shafto
Crawford
Thomas
H. L. Woods
R. B. Prentice
C. T. Munholland
Jim Wellenberg
Woods
Munholland
C. K McClure
P. G. Grambling
Davis
McClure
W. C. Summers
W. ©. Crowell
F. P. Rizzo
Summers
Rizzo
L. D. Fain
F. H. Bankston
Lamar Lee
C. W. Luker
Fain
Lee
Pat Murphy
F. P. Gladney
E. J. Seymour
Murphy
Seymour
Wayne Ferrill
Louis Marx
W. S. Morrison
R. L. Carson
Ferrill
Morrison
PeeWee Golf Lead Stirs at Pine Hills Course
Orlando report Charles Layton of Waycross Georgia shot a one under par 70 to lead the first round of the 11th annual National PeeWee Golf Championship. He posted 35 35 on the 6240 yard Pine Hills Country Club layout.
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PeeWee Golf
Orlando
Fla
Charles Layton
Waycross
Pine Hills Country Club
Schoendienst Traded From Giants to Braves for Crone OConnell Thomson
The New York Giants send Red Schoendienst to Milwaukee in exchange for pitcher Ray Crone and players Danny OConnell and Bobby Thomson. Crone is hailed as a rising starter, while Thomson returns to the Braves where he once delivered a dramatic 1951 playoff homer. OConnell, a light-hitting infielder, could move to third base with New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Giants
Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
Bobby Thomson
Danny O'Connell
Ray Crone
New York
New York Giants Tonight
Schoendienst
Braves
Milwaukee
Thomson
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Crone
O'Connell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Little League Northside and Southside Weeknight Games
Two undefeated teams fell last night with Southside favorite KLIC sharing the league lead after a 6-3 Jaycees win. Kincaid hit a homer and single as Shaw earned the win over Moore while KLIC’s streak ended at five. Pratt’s one hit shutout pace led Louisiana Plumbing 5-2 over the Police Department with Ritter and Sparks notable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside
van Olds
Plumbing
United Gas
Gay Clothing
Monroe Brick
Monroe Police
Police Dept
Southside
Finance
Klic
Twin City Plumbing
Palace
Jaycees
Lennon Motor
Twin City Printing
Friendly Finance
Little League Stadium
Kincaid
Howard
Barnes
Shaw
Moore
Louisiana Plumbing
Police Department
Pratt
George
Venable
Ritter
Sparks
Corkball League Seeks Teams for Local Tournament
A corkball league or tournament is planned with two age groups 16 and under and 17 and over. Two men teams are formed. Interested teams should contact James McKay at Monroe Community Center 15 Catalpa St by Wednesday. phone FA 2-2170.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McKay
Monroe Community Center
Catalpa St
Oerter Captures Discus Title At NCAA Meet In Austin
AI Oerter won the discus with 185-4 to give Kansas 10 points in the NCAA championships opening event. Fred Peters of Stanford was second at 170-11, Silvester of Utah third at 170-9, while other scorers included Johnson Texas A&M 166-3 Yoder Iowa State 163-1 Bantam Manhattan 158-5. Michigan's Dave Owen won shot put 60-5 1/2, Bantam was runner-up 57-2 1/2. Fromm set a meet record with 248-1 for Pacific Lutheran, yb Kenneth Yob Colorado 231-1 1/2. Barrage of marks followed in finals with Stewart, Aribrankas, Reavis among noted results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
AI Oerter
Kansas
Oerter
Melbourne
Contes
Fred Peters
Stanford
Silvester
Utah
Herman Johnson
Texas A&m
Ralph Yoder
Michigan
Dave Owen
Ken Bantum
Manhattan
Bantum
Owen
Fromm
Kenneth Yob
Colorado
Don Stewart
Southern Methodist
al Ar- Ibranckas
Illinois
Stewart Barkley
Phil Reavis
Villanova Hope
Bob Barksdale
Morgan State
Softball Leagues Start Strong in Monroe City
48 teams compete across City League and church and civic circuits this summer. McKenzie’s Sport Shop leads City League at 6 2 with Red Holly and Dave McKenzie in the circle. Haddad’s, West Side Flower Shop, Spatafora Grocery and others vie for position as 23 church teams and multiple civic leagues follow. Games run Mon Tue Thu Fri at Barkdall Faulk Missouri Pacific and Sherrouse diamonds. public welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McKay
Monroe Recreation Dept
McKenzie
Sport Shop
Dave McKenzie
Red Holly
Spats
Gro
Holly
Haddad's
J. R. Hood
Lon Woods
Billy Sanford
Westside Flower Shop
L. V. Norris
Jerry Lovett
James McKay
Tom Spatafora
Billy Gimler
Vivian Pettit
Glen Johnson
Robby May
Red
Campbell
Latter Day Saints
Jarrell Hudnall
John Tannahill
Jaycees
Andy Anders
Joe D. Guerriero
Capitol Steak House
LTI
Fred Lindsey
Trinity Baptist Church
Barkdall Faulk
Missouri Pacific
Sherrouse Diamonds
Jockeys Injured After Spill at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif June 15 Jockeys Don Lewis and Bud Giacomelli were hurled to the track in a two horse spill during the fourth race at Hollywood Park Lewis was knocked unconscious and rushed to Centinela Hospital for possible head injuries Giacomelli suffered a back complaint and was later taken for examination as Blue Splendor tripped over Lady Marells after Lady Marells faltered following Lewis horse Lady Marells moved to the field center and caused the accident
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inglewood
Calif
Don Lewis
Bud Giacomelli
Hollywood Park
Lewis
Centinela Hospital
Giacomelli
Lady Marells
Blue Splendor
Lady Marclif
Williams Still Leading in All Star Balloting 1957
Willie Mays heads National League center field voting and Ted Williams leads American League selections. Jackie Jensen and Al Kaline compete for right field, Stan Musial tops NL ballots, and McMillan chases Dark for shortstop as fans vote through June 27.
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New York
New York Giants
Boston Red Sox
Ford Frick
Willie Mays
Giants
Red
Ted Williams
Red Sox
Roy Sievers
Washington
Williams
Jackie Jensen
al Kaline
Detroit
Gene Mauch
Nellie Fox
White Sox
Jimmy Piersail
Yankees
Mickey Mantle
Stan Musial
Cardinals
Roy McMillan
Cincinnati
Alvin Dark
St. Louis
McMillan
Dark
New Orleans and Chattanooga Scores Highlight Relay Event
In a noted track meet, Klinesmith with 7, Buchanan 8, and Johnson alongside Thacker Minnick and Marr contribute strong legs as New Orleans edges Chattanooga for a key relay win.
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New Orleans
Moo
Chattanooga
AOL
MON
Klinesmith
Buchanan
Johnson
Thacker
Minnick
Marr
Detroit Options Small To Minors Recall Don Lee
Detroit optioned bonus baby Jim Small to the Americar Association affiliate Charles ton and recalled pitcher Don Lee from Birmingham of the Southern Association. Lee, son of Thornton Lee, had spent two years with Detroit after a University of Arizona graduation and had been optioned to Birmingham May 27.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
Jim Small
Charleston
Americar Association
Don Lee
Birmingham
Southern Association
Sam
Tigers
Lee
University of Arizona
Chicago White Sox
Thornton Lee
Boston Red Sox
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Ted Kluszewski
Caton
Barkdall Faulk Linville
Crusaders
Cheniere
Victory
L.D.S
Sterlington
Good Hope
Cenral
P.m. Barkoll Faulk
Cypress
Memorial
Missouri
Pacitic
Stone Avenue
Christian
Phi Kappa
Capitol
L.T.L
Tom Spatafor
Monroe First Baptist College
Place Baptist
Chapel Sweeee
Linville Baptist
Cheniere Baptist
Frances
Stan Bagwell
Finance Thrift
Cial
Weinberg
Lennon Motors
Twin City
Jayeres
Friendly
Pet
AOD Gay Clothing
Monroe Brick Oe
AIM
Louisiana Plumbing Wees
van Olds - Cadillac
Corkball League
Iowa State
Ken Bantam
John Fromm
Pacific Lutheran
Les Bitner
Bob Weiles
Southern California
Whitey MccLelland
Ike McMullen
Ralph McNabb
Bob Groves
Larry Reeves
Alvin Thomas
John Tucker
Bill Phillips
Bob Fisher
Glyn Wyatt
Spatafora
Angelo Danna
Danna
Guy Gannaway
Longview Equipment Co
T” Finkbeiner
Luke Coonrod
Sonny Durham
Spats Pharmacy
Ralph Sand
Gross
Barelay
Philadelphia
Burdette
Pizarro
Simmons
Roberts
Brooklyn
Dickson
Schmidt
Drysdale
Koufax
Padres
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Rush
Kaiser
Arroyo
Purkey
Kansas City & Bucks
Tracks
Morgan
Hyde
Ranins
Wilson
Harshman
Boston
Fornieles
Bunning
Hoeft
Baltimore
Cleveland
O'Dell
Mossi
Wynn
Little Rock
Nashville
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Houston
Oklahoma City
Austin Tulas
San Antonio
Tulsa
San Antonin
Evangeline League
Lafayette
Crowley Scota
Alexandria Wae
Lake Charles Vraead BO
Thibodaux
Lake Charles
Alexandria
Crowley
Thibotaux
Frick
Kansas City
Memphis Vv
Chattanooga ci
Tenas League
Berevebde Deere
Ava
Austin Tee
Louisiana
Motors Securities
Economat
Trenton
of Pipe and Steel
M. Kaplan & Son, Inc
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