Luplow Lupow Homers As Indians Shut Out Yankees 3-0
Jim Grant tossed a five hit shutout for Cleveland, rookie Luplow hit a two run homer in the sixth to break a pitcher duel with Ralph Terry. Kindall added three hits and Ty Cline delivered a two out single for a third run as the Indians handed the Yankees their first loss after 23 innings without a run.
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A's Bomb Pascual In 6-1 Win At Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics topple Minnesota Twins ace Camilo Pascual 6-1 as bottom-order hits spark a big second inning. Norm Siebern Ed Charles and Gino Cimoli drive in runs. Siebern keys fourth inning rally. Charles Cimoli Azcue and Sadowski contribute in support. Twins slip into virtual tie for first with Yankees after loss to Cleveland.
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Dixie League Wins Highlight Monroe Action
KNOE routed Ouachita Bank 10-3 as Knighten hit two homers and went 4-4 with Murphy 3-4. Howell 2-3 for Ouachita. First Fidelity beat Ryan Chevrolet 6-3 with Antic homering and Stewart, Wright winning over Ladart and Benton. Mason and Person defeated Quachita Federal 13-2, Hill 3-4 for the winners. Ryan Chevrolet outslugged Patrick Roofers 7-2 as Adcock and Myers earned the win.
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St. Marks
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Lewis
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Fontana
Jerry Ones
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Good Hope
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Hudson
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Maddin
Freeman
Stevenson
West Monroe
Brownville
First Baptist
Taylor
Hicks
Estepere
Zeigler
Machan
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DeMers
PMC
North Monroe Plumbing
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Lakeshore Baptist
Winnsboro Road Baptist
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Monroe
National Guard
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Wilhite
Day
Southside Methodist
Comanches
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Jordan
Russell
Schultz
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Mason
Person
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Cloyd
Slaton
Roy
Faker
Hill
Cook
Ryan Chevrolet
Patrick Roofers
Burrows
Panky
Adcock
Myers
West
Clemente's grand slam keys Pirates rally to 9-8 win
Pirates overcome an 8-2 deficit to beat the Milwaukee Braves 9-8 as Roberto Clemente hits a fifth career grand slam and sparks a seven run eighth inning. Henry Aaron also homered for Milwaukee but Pittsburgh captures its seventh straight victory led by Dick Groat's go-ahead single.
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Milwaukee Braves
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh Pirates
Clemente
Pirate
Pirates
Tony Cloninger
Cloninger
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Hank Fischer
Dick Stuart
Milwaukee
Don Nottebart
Bob Hendley
Dick Groat
Ifield
Putters spark with magic in British Amateur final
Richard Davies of Pasadena Calif defeats England’s Rodney Foster to reach the British Amateur final at Hoylake. Davies faces Welshman John Powall after a series of clutch putts and big drives.
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England
Richard Davies
Pasadena
Calif
Bachelor
John Powall
Hoylake Links
Deane Beman
Mar
Itinsville
Mike Bonallack
Joe Carr
Davies
David Palmer
Rodney Foster
Powall
Brian Chapman
Scotland
Harry Kinlock
Chapman
Pappas Hurls Hits Baltimore Over Senators
Milt Pappas pitched effectively and hit his fourth homer of the season as Baltimore defeated Washington 8 to 3. The Orioles totaled 14 hits, with Jackie Brandt adding a ninth homer, while Don Rudolph took the loss for the Senators. Pappas improved to 7-3, striking out seven and walking one over five innings before relief pitchers closed out the win.
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Milt Pappas
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Washington Senators
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Jackie Brandt
Don Rudolph
Ray Rippelmeyer
Joe Hicks
Chucky Hinton
Feor
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Long demands probe into West Point recruiting scandal
Senator Russell Long declares a full congressional investigation is needed into alleged recruiting abuses at the Military Academy. He cites secrecy over appointing congress members and claims West Point aims to recruit or steal potential All-America players, with broader implications for Naval and Air Force academies.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Military Academy
West Point
Senate
Congressional
Long
Army
Congress
Senate Armed Services Committee
House
Dietzel
Clemson College
Kenneth B. Keating
R.N.Y
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Naval Academy
Air Force Academy
Little Boys Baseball Roundup at Southside and Northside
Shell Oil beat Farmer Heard 9 to 7 as Steve Spencer and Jack Noble each had 3 hits. Terry Peddy and D. Cummings beat Robert Hartness and Johnston. Colbert's edged Ouachita Bank 7 to 6 with Fuller and Seal beating Rhodes and Orell. Barker's Rent-All defeated Acme Electric 17 to 11 as Wilbanks and Freeman led the winners and Hale collected 3-4 for Acme.
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Steve Spencer
Jack Noble
Shell Oil
Farmer Heard
Southside
Terry Johnston
Wayne Moncrief
Terry Peddy
D. Cummings
Robert Hartness
Johnston
Colbert's
Ofachita Bank
Mark Fuller
Richard Seal
Steve Rhodes
Randy Orell
Rickey Lewis
Colbert
Rhodes
Ouachita
People’s Loan
Firestone
Barker
Acme Electric
Little Boys
Northside
Mike Wilbanks
David Freeman
Barker's
May
Ross
Cooper
Vernon Hale
Freddy Roberts
Richard Hale
Acme
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