Baseball night slate stumble through the NL and AL
Across the National and American leagues a flurry of games produced varied outcomes with multiple home runs. Chicago and Milwaukee clashed in a high scoring night while Cincinnati and Los Angeles posted decisive wins. Detroit and Minnesota delivered notable late rallies as Seattle and Baltimore saw key offensive stretch runs.
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Washington
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Kansas City
New York
Minnesota
Boston
Pacfiic Coast League Scores and Texas League Big Win
In the Pacific Coast League Oklahoma City beat Portland 3 to 1 in 11 innings while Denver topped Salt Lake City 5 0. The Texas League feature saw San Antonio win 33 to 1 over Tulsa and Albuquerque 4 Fort Worth 2.
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Oklahoma City
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake City
San Antonio
Tulsa
Austin
Paso
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
Wimbledon semifinalists pace open men field
McKinney of San Antonio led the angles champion into the Wimbledon semifinals joining Roy Emerson Fred Stolle of Australia Wilhelm Bungert of Germany as the remaining contenders. Green Empress won $3 at Aqueduct aiming for filly honors while other races at Monmouth and Delaware Park produced notable results including Moree horses disqualified after the first. Liz captured the Wakefield Purse at Suffolk Downs in a six furlong sprint.
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England
Check McKinney
San Antonio
Tex
As Angles
Roy Emerson
Fred Stolle
Austrralia
Germany
Wilhelm Bungert
REW
YORK
Astoria
Aqueduct
Sceanport
Nylen Arm
Monmouth Stanton
Delaware
Deleware Park
Suffolk Downs
Baseball Leaders and Standouts Across Leagues
The season summary highlights top batting averages led by Clemente and Williams, with key runs, hits, doubles, and home runs. Notable performers include Oliva and Allison from Minnesota, Mays of San Francisco, and Koufax and Drysdale for strikeouts, plus several league leaders in pitching wins and ERA figures.
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Pittsburgh
Wiliams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Hunt
New York
Torre
Milwaukee
Allen
A Ae
Williams
Sento
Chihae Tyre Cineiperati
Boyer
St. Louis
Santo
Starceli
Banks
Nea and
Groat
Sehige
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Caltison
Robinson
Wills
Los Angeles
Harper
Brock
St. Deus
G. W. Davis
Aaron
Farrell
Houston
Bunning
Marichal
Buhl
Korfax
Gibbon
Pitts-burgh
Koufax
Ls Drysdale
Vease
Maroney
Incoherent combat bout report from New Bedford card
Fragmentary AP dispatch lists aged Kazuyoshi Kubokura with unclear terms and a 1392 date, names Dick French of Providence and Johnny Torres, and scattered references to Paterson New Jersey and a 1954 time. The text mixes locations Tokyo Philippines New Bedford and unparseable numbers.
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Kazuyoshi Kubokura
Jepen
T. Boiane
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Dick French
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R.I
Johnny Torres
Paterson
Lopat Returns To A's Payroll With Pay Raise
Kansas City AP reports Ed Lopat is rehired as vice president in charge of player personnel for the Athletics at a higher salary, with a contract through 1966. He previously managed the club through 1965, posting a 73-89 record, after a 17-35 mark when fired. Mel McGaha now manages with an 11-10 record since replacement.
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Ed Lopat
Kansas City Athletics
Charles C. Finley
Lopat
Finley
A’s
Mel McGaha
Giants, Phils Fall Victims Of Mets, 45's
Pirates and Mets beat the Dodgers and Giants as Elroy Face struggles in 7-6 game. Frank Howard drives in three for the Dodgers with a sacrifice fly and homer. Jesse Gonder's two run homer boosts the Mets past the Giants 5-0. Houston beats Philadelphia 6-1 behind Bob Bruce pitching.
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Baltimore
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Frank Howard
Dodgers
Pirates
Derrell Griffith
Bob Miller
Donn Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Bob Bailey
Manny Mota
Jesse Gonder
Bob Bolin
Mets
Giants
Larry Elliot
Jim Hart
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Bruce
Houston
Philadelphia
Aspromonte
Bruce
Ed Mathews
Cardinals
Braves
Gene Oliver
Denis Menke
Mathews
Lee Maye
Reds
Cubs
Steve Boros
Leo Cardenas
Boros
Cardenas
Dick Bertell
Jim O'Toole
Giles and Church Top Seeds in Jaycee Tennis Meet
Upton Giles of Covington and Mary Church of Baton Rouge are the top seeds in the 18 and under division of the Louisiana Junior Chamber of Commerce Tennis tournament in Shreveport. Bruce Barrett of New Orleans and Bonnie Miller of Jennings lead the 16 and under matches. Winners and runners up advance to the national Jaycee championship starting August 2 in Minneapolis.
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Shreveport
Upton Giles
Covington and
Lema to play British Open after Cleveland win
Tony Lema, who won the Cleveland Open, will compete in the British Open early next month, per his business manager Mark McCormack. Also headed to Britain are Gary Player, Jack Nicklaus, Bob Charles and Doug Sanders.
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Cleveland, Ohio
UPI
Tony Lema
Mark McCormack
McCormack
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Charles
Doug Sanders
Britain
McKinley Faces Tough Wimbledon Path to Title
Wimbledon reports Chuck McKinley, the defending champion from San Antonio, in a challenging run toward the semifinals as he battles left-handed foes and awaits rematches with Fred Stolle and Roy Emerson. Bungert shocks Osuna while Emerson, Stolle advance. American duo Moffitt and Richey enter women’s quarterfinals with Jones and Turner ahead.
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Tex
Abe Segal
South Africa
McKiney
Stolle
Emerson
Bungert
McKinley
Chuck
Germany
Rafael Osuna
U.S
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Bob Hewitt
Christian Kuhnke
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Ann Haydon Jones
England
Lesley Turner
Australia
National Guard and Piggly Wiggly Meet in Legion Scrape
Amateur League action tonight at 7 30 at Legion Memorial Stadium aims to steady or improve standings in the American Legion bracket. No Wednesday game. Friday features Rivers Ford and KTVE with a Falstaff and All-Stars event. Saturday hosts Davis Food Center Ouachita National Bank against All-Stars and Rivers Ford in a Sunday doubleheader.
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American Legion
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KTVE
Davis Food Center Ouachita National Bank
Grambling Says Pirates Raid Baseball Stars
Grambling College accuses the Pittsburgh Pirates of luring away two top baseball prospects catcher Wilbur Hammond and outfielder Johnny Jeter with modest bonuses reportedly up to 40000 each. The school notes both players were NAIA all-star selections and hit over 300 for the Tigers. The incident marks the first time the baseball program says a team acted in bad faith.
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Johnny Jeter
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
The
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Dixie League Southside Features Evening Baseball Games
The schedule lists Dixie Field-Ryan Chevrolet facing First Fidelity at 5 15 and Ouachita National Bank hosting KNOE at 7 p m in a Dixie League slate from Southside Dixie.
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Dixie Field
Ryan Chevrolet
First Fidelity
Ouachita National Bank
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Herring Report Fishing Awards on Tap Tonight
Area sportsmen attend Ouachita Parish Wildlife Unit meeting to hear Joe Herring of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission and two biologists discuss plans to flood Russell Sage Game Management area to aid winter ducks. $2,600 in prizes from Black Bayou Lakes fishing rodeo will be awarded. review of recent wildlife commission forum on proposed next season rules.
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Hogan Greatest Ever? Snead-Palmer Trio Dukes It Out
Oscar Fraley weighs golf’s all time greats with Bantam Ben Hogan at top. He cites Hogan’s 14 major titles and 114 tour wins, with Snead and Palmer close behind, and notes Palmer’s rise may reshuffle rankings as Jack Nicklaus looms.
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American Aces Four Rookie Stars Chosen by Lopez
Four rookie All-Stars were named to the American League squad by manager Al Lopez for the July 7 game at Shea Stadium. Catcher Bill Reenan, second baseman Jerry Lumpe, outfielders Chuck Hinton and Jimmie Hall earned reserve spots, joining Norm Siebern, Luis Aparicio, Frank Malzone, Al Kaline, and Joe Pepitone as reserves. Kaline, with Detroit, will tie for most experienced reserve with his 10th appearance. Lopez did not name any White Sox to the squad, though multiple pitchers from Cleveland and Kansas City are expected later. The AL starters had Elston Howard, Bob Allison, Bobby Richardson, Jim Fregosi, Brooks Robinson, Harmon Killebrew, Mickey Mantle, and Tony Oliva.
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Baltimore
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Anaheim Angels Nears Stadium Contract Deal
Anaheim officials expect a signed contract with the Los Angeles Angels to play in a 50,000‑seat stadium in Anaheim by two weeks. The $16 million project should be ready for the 1966 season with a 35 year deal offering the Angels 66 percent of concession income and half of parking, plus city shares of admissions. Only a lease versus exhibit provision remains unresolved.
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