Yankees Top Angels Behind Ford Four-Hitter
Whitey Ford pitched seven effective innings as the Yankees defeated the Los Angeles Angels 6-3 at home. He dodged trouble after a seventh inning error, and Tom Tresh's RBI single sparked New York's offense, keeping the Yankees undefeated against the Angels in Yankee Stadium and moving them into sole second place.
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Whitey Ford
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Los Angeles Angels
Ford
Angels
Whitey
Leon Wagner
Bob Rodgers
Felix Torres
Rodgers
Yanks
Tom Tresh
Bobby Richardson
Yankee
Yankee Stadium
Los Angeles
Windhorn Ra Oford
Owler
McBride
En York
E—Koppe
Moran
Tresh
Richardson
Pepitone
Gannaway’s no hitter fuels Northside Plumbing 4-0 win
North side Plumbing defeated the Jaycees 4-0 as Gannaway pitched a no hitter. LaSuzzo homered and McClandish tripled for the winners with Wei martz catching. Losers were Fishman and Ussery. Other Friday league results included Commanches 12 St Marks 11 and Calvary 2 YMCA 1.
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LaSuzzo
McClandish
Northside Plumbing
Jaycees
Northside
Fishman
Ussery
Weimartz
Commanches
St. Marks
Allen
Brealand
Loftin
Lucas
Coates
Ploncher
North Monroe Chapel
Memorial Methodist
Hicks
Strickland
Nichols
Lowery
LTI
Ruppert
New Light
Southside Methodist
Moore
Little Boys Baseball Showdown Sparks Squeaker Win
Edward Koscrog led Ouachita Bank with 2 3 and a homer as they rallied to a 4 3 win over Farmer Heard at Southside. Gary Au derish and Randy Orrell earned the win over Mike and Terry Johnston.
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Edward Koscrog
Ouachita Bank
Farmer
Southside
Gary Auderish
Randy Orrell
Mike
Terry Johnston
Mike Johnston
John Dunn
American Oil
Acme Electric
Arrant
Hackworth
Foote
May
Northside
People’s Loan
Louisiana Power and Light
Warren
Oglesby
Nelson
Schaffer
Russell
Smith
Dennis Millam
Scott Flower Shop
Green Bros. Dairy
Rickey Schoonover
Jerry Harkins
Tim Fad
Little League King Finance tops Van Trow 1 0 in league
King Finance shut out Van Trow 1 0 as Moncrief and Nelson bested Saget and Able and Guyton. McSherry went 2 3 for King. Purity Ice Cream fell 18 11 to KLIC behind Gonzales and Newcomer homers with Reed and Kimble 3 4 for Purity. Coates hit a grand slam to lift 3 Way Finance over Louisiana Machinery 11 5. Green Bros Dairy beat Lakeshore Pharmacy 9 3 in Minor D. Steve's Market won by forfeit over North Monroe Kiwanis in F League.
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King Finance
van Trow
Moncrief
Nelson
Saget
Able
Guyton
McSherry
King
Klic
Purity
Gonzales
Homer
R Ed
Kimble
Rogers
McGough
Tanner
Van
Boudreaux
Coates
Louisiana Machinery
Gebhardt
Barnidge
Vaughn
McCarty
Galligan
Brantley
Green Bros. Dairy
Lakeshore Pharmacy
Stover
Ezel
Raymond
Patterson Johnson
Gilbert
Billy King
Mitchell
Steve's Market
North Monroe Kiwanis
Solunar periods timetable from Knight tables
The article presents the solunar periods from John Alden Knight's Solunar Tables. It advises planning fishing or hunting around the periods shown and starting times as listed, lasting about one and a half to two hours. Minor periods in the morning and afternoon are noted as shorter.
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O'Toole Shuts Out Astros For Reds Fourth Straight Win
Lefty Jim O'Toole pitched a four hit 4 0 victory over Houston, extending Cincinnati's winning streak to four and dropping the Colts to five straight losses. O'Toole improved to 6 9 with seven strikeouts and no walks, defeating Johnson as Cincinnati moved ahead 1 0 early and never relinquished. Mejias accounted for Houston's three of four hits and was the lone runner past first base, doubling in the first and singling in the fourth and seventh before being caught stealing in the seventh.
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College Place Baptist
First Christian
Whitting
Robertson
Whittington
Wroten and
Clark
Wroten
PMC
Southern Tool
LaSuzza
Silvestri
Magourik
Green
Monroe Independents
Optimists
Levie
Kelly
Spillars
Fontenot
Kelly Audrick
Wheeles
Minninger
Sheppard
Merriman
Olin
Roach Nursery
West Monroe
Miletello
Davis
Roach
Angelo Danna
Independents
Big H
Wymore
Billy Sanford
Glen Johnson
Big-H
Betz
Mays
Gannaway
Danna
Houston
Jim O'Toole
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Colts
O’toole
Roman Mejias
Mejias
Coleman
Warwick
Keough
Aspr
Lynchff
Smith
Edwards
Johnson
Zim‘er
Giusti
Amattitano
Sills
Larker
Braingame
Meiias
Robinson
Harney Cupit Lead Western Open In Tight Race
Paul Harney and Jacky Cupit shared the 36 hole lead at the Western Open with 139 after 3 under par rounds. Harney fired 70 after a 36, while Cupit posted 34-36. Stan Leonard eagled the 208 yard eighth to finish 69 for a halfway 145. Fred Hawkins led earlier with 68, Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus close behind, Arnold Palmer faded. Charlie Sifford shot 79 after a 69 opening.
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Charles Chamberlain
Associated Press
Chicago
Paul Harney
Jacky Cupit
Longview
Tex
Harney
Worchester
Mass
Tne
Palmer
Arnie
Stan Leonard
George Bayer
Fred Hawkins
Hawkins
Deuce
Gary Player
Medinah No
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Nicklaus
Harold Kneece
Aiken
S.C
Howie Johnson
Charlie Sifford
Marty Furgol
Rex Baxter
Frank Stranahan
Jim Feree
Billy Casper Jr
Bob McCallister
Ommy Jacobs
Julius Boros
Moon Mullins
Pete Cooper
al Geiberger
Don Finsterwald
Joe Campbell
Tony Lema
Bob Shave Jr
Gene Littler
Bob Brue
Bob Harris
Jack Fleck
Bob Goetz
Billy Maxwell
Bruce Crampton
Ted Kroll
Sam Snead
Johnny Pott
Don Massengale
Don January
Frank Boynton
Jerry Barber
Charles Sifford
Doug Ford
Dave Marr
Cardinals Beat Pirates 5-0 Behind Simmons Shutout
St Louis moved into a third place tie with Pittsburgh as Curt Simmons earned his eighth win with a complete game shutout. Charley James belted a two run homer in the first inning and B G Smith added a two run double in the sixth to back seven hits and a Pittsburgh misplay. Murtaugh left the game sick in the second inning and was replaced by coach Bill Burwell.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Charley James
Pittsburgh
Curt Simmons
Pirates
James
Curt Flood
Harvey Haddix
Cardinals
B. G. Smith
Pirate
Danny Murtaugh
Bill Burwell
Murtaugh
Stegall Throws Five-Hitter In Delhi Victory Over Tallulah
Butch Stegall struck out 15 and allowed five hits in a 6-1 Delhi win over Tallulah in the North Pelican League. Gilly and Allen added two hits for Delhi while Peoples led Tallulah with two. Catcher Gaharan worked with Stegall. Gunn and Reeves were the Tallulah battery.
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Stegall
Delhi
Butch Stegall
Tallulah
Gilly
Allen
Peoples
Gaharan
Gunn
Reeves
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