Baseball Scores and Standings From National and American Leagues
The scoreboard shows NL standings led by Los Angeles with a 58-44 record and San Francisco 58-58, Philadelphia 55-49, Cincinnati 50-53, St. Louis 54-48, Houston 49-54, Atlanta 56-? with various results across Saturdays and Sundays. In the AL the leaders include Baltimore 55-47, Detroit 55-47, Cleveland 54-48, California 54-49, New York 47-? and Kansas City 41-61, with multiple Sunday games and future scheduling. Pacific Coast and other leagues list Indianapolis, Seattle, San Diego, Vancouver, and Honolulu-area clubs with late results and upcoming matches.
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Pittsburgh
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Chicago Meak
Pittsby
Sisk
O’toole
Ees
Twencays
Chicago
St. Louts
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Cleveland
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Boston
Minnesota
Ear
Geveland
Baltimore
Calfornia
York
Gam
New York Craeton
Wright
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Terry
Grant
Indianapolis
Spokane
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Vancouver
Hawaii
Seattle
Portland
Denver
San Die
Tulsa
Phoenix
San Diego
AIS
Hla
Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Columbus
Syracuse
Toronto
Richmond
Pittsfield
Elmira
Williamsport
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Amarillo
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
Austin
Albuquerque
Fort Worth Swimmer Places Fourth in 10 Mile Marathon
Tomy Bucy of Fort Worth Texas finished fourth in a 10 mile marathon swim in Hamilton Ontario. Giulio Travaglio of Italy won the race with a time of 4 hours 22 minutes 47 seconds while Bucy was timed at 4 hours 40 minutes 6 seconds.
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Ont
Tomy Bucy
Fort Worth
Tex
Bucy
Giulio Travaglio
Italy
Travaglio
Leading MLB Players and Teams in Batting and Pitching Stats
A composite summary lists top batters and pitchers in both leagues. Highlights include Cepeda Alou Clemente Stargell Aaron Torre Alou and McCarver among batters with high averages runs and RBIs, plus Regan Perry Marichal Koufax Maloney Watt S. Miller McNally Palmer and Sanford starring on the mound.
Roche Cruises Graebner in Davis Cup Opener in South Orange
Tony Roche defeated Clark Graebner in straight sets 6 4 6 4 6 3 at South Orange to take the Eastern Grass Court Championship. Billy Casper shot 277 to win the Speedway Golf Festival in Indianapolis, becoming the year’s first four-time PGA winner.
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South Orange
N.J
Australia
Tony Roche
U.S
J. C. Robertson
London
Ont
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Tex
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Savers and Pattison Pontiac Win at Legion Baseball Meet
In New Orleans Baton Rouge Savings and Loan beat Bogalusa Loggers 8 0 and Pattison Pontiac of New Orleans defeated B R Mechanics of Houma 10 4. Baton Rouge entered as tourney favorite after an earlier win.
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New Orleans
Baton Rouge Savings and Loan
Pattison Pontiac
Stuart Leads Dodgers Past Cardinals To Top NL
Dick Stuart collected three hits and drove in three as the Dodgers beat St. Louis 6-4 to move into first place in the National League. Philadelphia and San Francisco also won, creating a three-team tie at the top with Houston and New York rallying in other NL games. Cepeda and White shone for their clubs as the pennant chase tightened.
Archers Jubilee Dominated by Jackson Team in West Monroe Meet
Jerry Baxter of Pine Bluff Ark and Mrs Mattie Wallis of West Monroe led individual scoring at the fourth Archers Jubilee in West Monroe. The Jackson Miss four bow team won the 84 target two day event with a 1263 percent point average. Baxter claimed the men's class A freestyle with 1589 points and Mrs Wallis topped the women with 1271 points. A 91 archer registry attended from Texas Arkansas Mississippi and Louisiana. The meet concluded with the Tupawek Bowmen hosting and planning a regular meeting tonight at 7 30 at First National Bank West Monroe.
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Jerry Baxter
Pine Bluff
Ark
Mattie Wallis
West Monroe
Jackson
Miss
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Louisiana
Jerry Fulton
Ray Countryman
Elaine Countryman
Louis Fulton
Baxter
Wallis
Tupawek
First National Bank
Eagles Seek Stronger Defense as Kuharich Rebuilds
Philadelphia coach Joe Kuharich reshapes the defense after a 5-9 season, drafting Randy Beisler and Gary Pettigrew while trading Maxie Baughan and Irv Cross to the Rams for four players including Aaron Martin and Willie Brown. The offense, led by Norm Snead and Timmy Brown, remains potent as the club aims to reach .500.
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Hershey
Timmy Brown
Mr. Big
Philadelphia Eagles
Eagles
Cleveland
Joe Kuharich
Randy Beisler
Indiana
Gary Pettigrew
Stanford
Beisler
Chicago
Kuharich
Jim Brown
Maxie Baughan
Los Angeles
Mike Morgan
Baughan
Irv Cross
Rams
Claude Crabb
Maxie
Cross
Aaron Martin
Willie Brown
Fred Brown
Frank Molden
Molden
Pittsburgh
Pete Retzlaff
Ray Poage
Ron Goodwin
Snead
Brown
Earl Gros
Ben Hawkins
Arizona State
Tom Woodeshick
Israel Lang
Bob Brown
Lane Howell
Ray Rissmiller
Jim Skaggs
Ed Blaine
Jim Ringo
Martin
al Nelson
Nate Ramsey
Joe Scarpati
Morgan
Dave Lloyd
Harold Wells
Don Hultz
Floyd Peters
John Meyers
Pettigrew
Jerry Mazzanti
Army
Malden
Sam Baker
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Dodgers Top Cardinals 6 4 as Stuart Drives Victory
Dick Stuart powered Los Angeles with three hits including a solo homer to back a 6-4 win over St. Louis. He drove in three runs and tied the game with a ninth inning double before Roseboro's single produced the decisive lead. Wills and Davis also contributed as LA moved into first in the NL by percentage points after Pittsburgh’s losses.
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Norm Cash
Twin Hall
Athletics
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Cash
A’s
Roger Repez
Tony Gonzalez
Doug Clemens
Pirates
Willie Stargell
Darold Knowles
Hal Lanier
Giants
Atlanta
Willie McCovey
Houston
Dave Giusti
Cincinnati
Rusty Staub
Astros
Reds
Tommy Helms
Leo Cardenas
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St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dick Stuart
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Cardinals
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Philadelphia
Cardinal
New York Mets
Walter Alston
Willie Mays
Mickey Mantle
John Roseboro
Mets
Orlando Cepeda
Charley Smith
Maury Wills
Roseboro
Tommy Davis
Joe Hoerner
Bobby Traweek Dominates Traweek Raceway Stock Cars
Bobby Traweek, driving V-8, wins both the feature and the fast heat at the Traweek Raceway. Nugent takes the Coupe Trophy, Dean the Modified Trophy, Cathey wins Stock Trophy, and Wainright earns Slow Heat victory. Traweek leads a crowded fast heat finish and battles for top spots in the feature.
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Traweek Raceway
Brother Nugent
Vester Dean
Jim Cathey
Richard Wainright
Traweek
Red Futch
Nugent
Cathey
Bo Creighead
Futch
Wainright
Larry Longstretch
Gordon Hardy
Longstretch
Hardy
Collegians Near Full Power for Packers Game
The College All-Stars, favored 15 points underdogs, enter the 33rd midsummer classic against the Green Bay Packers at full strength except for Carl McAdams who signed with the New York Jets for about 300000 and is out with a fractured left ankle. Coach John Sauer aims to refine patterns after a rugged scrimmage as pro stars Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski join the stars alongside Roy Shivers Mike Garrett and Walt Garrison in a bid to beat the Packers, who hold a 21-9-1 series edge.
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Green Bay Packers
Carl Mc
Washington Redskins
Sauer
Donny Anderson
Texas Tech
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
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Grabowski
Paul Hornung
Jim
Lor
NFL
American Football League
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Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
ABC
Cleveland Browns
Chicago Bears
Rensselaer
Ind
Bears
Roy Shivers
Utah State
Mike Garrett
Southern California
Walt Garrison
Oklahoma State
Thompson Pilots Hydroplane Win For Miss Parco
Wayne Thompson of Reseda California drove Miss Parco to victory in the 266 cubic inch division at the National Limited Hydroplane Championships. Lynn Montgomery won the 225 cubic inch class in Misty IV, while Bob Frazer took the 150 cubic inch division with his boat. Bill Sterrett won crackerbox division on Mr Magoo. Ron Larsen won the SK runabout in Quicky Too. Legg and Sigalos suffered serious injuries in separate crashes at Seattle.
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Seattle
Wash
Wayne Thompson
Reseda
Calif
Lynn Montgomery
Burien
Bob Frazer
San Diego
Phil Shipley
Canoga Park
Mr. Magoo
Bill Sterrett
Owensboro
Ron Larsen
Chicago
Bill Legg
Tony Sigalos
Anaheim
Legg
Jennings Man Is Found Shot
In Jennings Louisiana Etienne Clifford Patin a 67 year oldEvangel line retired oil field worker died after a shotgun blast wounded him in his yard Friday night He died in a hospital Saturday Sheriff Elton Arceneaux Acadia Parish said a man was being held for questioning in Crowley jail.
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Etienne Clifford Patin
Evangeline
Patin
Elton Arceneaux
Acadia Parish
Crowley
Six Oclock Battle For West Monroe Dixie Boys Stars
Four games open the Dixie Boys Louisiana Championship in Springhill Louisiana today. Richland Parish All-Stars meet Olla ten at 1 p.m. Bossier battles St. Marys Nationals at 3 p.m. Amite Independents clash with West Monroe at 6 p.m. St Bernard West Confederates face Springhill at 8 p.m. The double elimination event runs through Friday with ceremonies for W E Bubba Brasher after the West Monroe Amite game.
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Dixie Boys
Richland Parish All-Stars
Olla-tena
Bossier
St. Mary’s Nationals
Amite Independents
West Monroe
St. Bernard West Confederates
W. E
Bubba’ Brasher
Dixie Boys Baseball, Inc
Apex Hanover Wins International Peace Prize Race
American-born trotter Apex Hanover won the International Peace Prize race for trotters at the Moscow Hippodrome on Sunday, securing top honors in the event.
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Apex Hanover
Moscow Hippodrome
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