Night basketball scoreboard view with multiple twin bills
The Scoreboard lists night games across leagues with matchups including Houston to San Francisco Chicago to Los Angeles Milwaukee to Pittsburgh and New York to Washington. It catalogues twin bills and twi night contexts with players’ records and series notes across teams like Cincinnati Philadelphia St. Louis New York San Francisco Houston Minnesota Kansas City Boston Detroit Cleveland Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Miller
Jackson
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
O'Toole
Jay
Bennett
Green
St. Louis
New York
Simmons
Cisco
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh
Sadowski
Coninger
Cardwell
San Francisco
Houston
Buffalo
Brown
Washington
Ford
Williams
Osteen
Daniels
Minnesota
Stange
Chance
Kansas City
Herbert
Segui
Boston
Detroit
Wilson
Lary
Cleveland
Baltimore
Latman
Roberts
W. Ly Pet
St Louis
W. L. Pet
Minnesota Og
Bobby Bell
Junious Buchanan
Grambling
Ed Budde
Michigan
Buffalo Bills
New York Jets
Jim Christy
Clarence Gadsden
Bob Smith
Jim Toon
Bob Lisa
John Kuprak
Don Coffey
Bob Dickerson
Harold Gray
Denver Broncos
Night Game Splits. Giants Top Astros on Woodeshick Win
In San Francisco the Giants beat Houston 7 to 2 as Woodeshick earns his 9th win. Marichal and Fisher combined for the win and Haller drove in eight runs. McCovey tops the scorecard with a home run as Mays collects his 28th. In Boston, Gardner hits a homer as the Red Sox rally past Milwaukee 7 to 6 with Heffner and Funk prominent on the mound and Nixon driving in key runs. Aaron hits for Milwaukee in the loss.
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San Francisco
Houston
Marichal
Fisher
Bailey
Haller
Notreport
Woodeshick
Bateman
L — Fisher
McCovey
Mays
Boston
Allwaukee
Biche
Funk
Crandall
Heffner
Moorehead
Earley
Nixon
Le-Funk
Gardner
Milwaukee
Aaron
Racing across leagues and tracks highlights day’s results
Listings from Richmond Syracuse and across leagues report multiple wins and placings. Notable results include Delirium winning 285 dollars in Saratoga’s Spin stakes, Ferrous Count at Laurel and Armbro Date at Yonkers Pace, plus longport and Hancock purses won at Atlantic City and Kingham Park.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga
Salem
Kingham Park Atlanth
City
Atantic City
Laurel
Del
Jim Run
del Mar
Chicago
Marness
Yonkers
Yonkers Raceway
Boxing Roundup Returns Winners From NYC to Japan
New Redford report lists Vince Shome outpointing Charlie Scot in New York while Teruo Kosaka from Japan stops Tsunetor Miyamoto. Hollywood notes Johnny Newman from Los Angeles stops Ramon Hurtado of Mexico City.
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New Redford
Mass
Vince Shome
New York
Charlie Scot
Prindesora
Deve So Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Tsunetor
Miyamoto
Hollywood
Johnny Newman
Os Angeles
Ramon Hurtado
Mexico City
Palmer Putt Off From Golf's First $100 000 Season
Palmer nears becoming golf's first $100000 earner with $96995 in sanctioned play this year. Nicklaus sits second with $79590 as the top pros chase the season money mark.
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Palmer
Golf
Dunedin
Fla
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlight 1960s Seasons
Batting leaders include Yastrzemski Boston .331 and Kaline Detroit .312 with Malzone Boston .306, rows show runs, runs batted in, and hits. Pitching leaders include Radatz Boston 12-2, Ford New York 16-5, and Bunning Detroit 14-1 with top strikeout totals from Bunning, Pizarro, and Monbouquette.
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Rollins
Minnesota
Malzone
Wagner
Pearson
Los Angeles
Allison
Tresh
New York
Colavito
Deroit
Stuart
Causey
Kansas City
Versailles
Lumpe
Torres
Versalles
Hinton
Washington
Cimoli
Alison
Killebrew
Battey
Aparicio
Baltimore
Wood
Snyder
McCraw
Chicago
Radatz
Ford
Pizarro
Downing
Bunning
Stigman
Monbouquette
Peters
West Monroe Youth Notch Another Win in Dixie Youth Tourney
In New Orleans Metairie defeated Houma 4-3 and West Monroe beat Gonzales 6-3 in the Dixie Youth baseball tournament for 15 16 year olds. Randy Cole pitched four hit ball with eight support, Ragland went 4 for 4 including a solo homer, and Shields 3 for 4 with three RBIs as West Monroe improves to 2 0. Box scores list West Monroe and Gonzales with multiple players contributing in a double elimination event scheduled for today between Alexandria and New Orleans Airline Park and South Franklin versus DeRidder.
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New Orleans
Metairie
West Monroe
Houma
Gonzales
Alexandria
Airline Park
South Franklin
DeRidder
Randy Cole
Bibl
Ragland
David Shields
Shields
Taylor
Riley 'S
Lavigne
Brown
Cole
WP Borgue
Borgue
Williamson Sets Pine Hills skeet record with 124 targets
Marvin Williamson set a range skeet record at Pine Hills Gun Club on Cheniere Lake, hitting 124 consecutive targets during Sunday’s regular shoot. B. O. Boyd went 25 for 25, with Hugh Spur co ¢k, Ross Graves, Eddie Holmes, John Preaus, Fred Preaus, and M. E. Kidd close behind. Trap shooters posting perfect scores included T. O. Bancroft Sr and Jr, Charles White, and “Moto” Williams, with seconds at 24 of 25 by Fred Cotton, R. T. Lolley, Dr. Claude Smith, and Kent Anderson. Ladies scoring well included Jean Spurlock, Bonnie Bancroft, and June Hill. Events begin Sundays at 2 p.m., open to all. contact Wade Pearson at 206 South Grand Street, Monroe.
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Marvin Williamson
Pine Hills
Wade Pearson
South Grand Street
Monroe
St Paul Open boosts Crampton to seventh on earnings list
Bruce Crampton of Australia tied for third at St Paul, lifting to seventh with 28,671.49 dollars. Julius Boros remains third at 69,996.67, with Tony Lema 62,513.01, Gary Player 48,755, and Don Finsterwald 42,813.41. Gene Littler 28,219.16, Tommy Aaron 24,334.30, and Paul Harney 21,793.34 complete the top ten.
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St. Paul
Gene Littler
Tommy Aaron
Paul Harney
Pennel Aims For 17 4 Olympic Pole Vault Record
UPI reports John Pennel predicts a 17 4 to 17 6 feet pole vault by the Olympics after breaking his own world mark with 16 104 at White City. The U S men beat Britain 120 91 as Pennel extends the drama of his record bid. Women’s meet outcome and other U S results noted.
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London
UPI
John Pennel
Penne
United States
Britain
U.S
England
Penner
White City
Northeast Louisiana State
Pennel
Warsaw
Henry Carr
Arizona State University
Rex Cawley
Southern California
Morgan Groth
Oregon State
Frank Covelli
Arizona State U
Sharon Shephered
Cleveland
Recreation Softball Finals Set After Busy League Night
Buccaneer Slacks lost 11 8 to Jaycees with Fontana Lewis Reeves and McMullen homering for the winners while Anders homered twice for the losers. ABC beat PMC 21 7 as Sanford McClandlish homered and drove seven runs. Finals loom for Buccaneer and ABC at Benoit Wednesday 7 00 p.m. Other church league wins included St Marks over North Monroe 13 8 and Trinity Baptist 16 3 over College Place.
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Buccaneer
Jaycees
C. J. Fontana
Spec Lewis
Larry Reeves
Ike McMullen
Andy Anders
Maggio
Smith
Masure
Ussery
ABC
PMC
Gibson
McClandlish
Junzina
Sylvestri
Sanford
Licosia
RBI
Accardo
Danna
Corrent
Benoit
St. Marks
North Monroe
Davis
Heath
Holloway
Bullock
Creed
Nichols
Morrison
Trinity Baptist
College Place Baptist
Neal Duncan
Chester Williams
Price
Harrison
Nicky Rodgers
Daniel Walker
Duncan
Larry Furlow
Vogel
Central Baptist
Church of God
McGough
Futch
McClellan
Sills
Tucker
Chipmunks
Southside Methodist
Tynes
Tarkington
Campbell
Stacy
Commanches
Vaughn
Rousse
Linder
Leonard
Jordan
Hennington
Brazier
Scallon
McPeak Eyes Pair of Pass Catchers for Redskins
Washington Redskins coach Bill McPeak envisions a dangerous receiving duo pairing Wisconsin All American Pat Richter with veteran Bobby Mitchell. Richter led Wisconsin with 38 catches for 531 yards and five touchdowns last season while Mitchell topped the NFL with 1,384 yards on 72 receptions. The club waived back Bob Dewald as part of roster trimming.
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Pat Richter
Bill McPeak
Washington Redskins
Bobby Mitchell
Richter
Wisconsin
Mitchell
Redskins
Bob Dewald
Pittsburgh
Glynn Griffing
Louis Guy
University of Mississippi
Green Bay Packers
New York Giants
Chicago Bears
Ithaca
N.Y
Promoter Plans Pastrano Tiger Light Heavy Clash In Nigeria
British promoter Jack Solomons aims to stage a world light heavyweight title bout between champion Willie Pastrano of Miami and Nigeria's Dick Tiger. The show hinges on Tiger defending his middleweight crown against Gene Fullmer in Utah next Saturday.
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Ibadan
Nigeria
Athlete's Foot Germ How to Kill It in 3 Days
Advert says quick cure for athlete's foot with T-4. If not pleased, receive 48 cent refund at drug stores. Claims show infected skin sloughing off and healthy skin returning. Promotion runs today at all drug stores.
Racer Breedlove Aims To Top 407.45 MPH Record
Craig Breedlove believed he could exceed 407.45 mph after surpassing the old mark with a 428.37 mph first run on the Bonneville Salt Flats. His second run reached 388.47 mph, giving an average speed of 407.45 mph in the Spirit of America, powered by a modified J-47 jet engine.
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Craig Breedlove
Los Angeles
Spirit of America
Bonneville
Utah
John Cobb
England
Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah Salt Flats
Sir John Cobb
Breedlove
Cobb
Bankers Swartz contest follows league meeting
The American Legion Amateur Baseball League holds a meeting of league officials and team managers at 7:30 this evening at Legion Memorial Stadium ahead of the Ouachita National Bank versus Swartz game at 8 o'clock. The league’s last regular season game is set for Saturday night.
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American Legion Amateur Baseball League
Ouachita National Bank
Swartz
Legion Memorial Stadium
Saul Adler
Mexicans Plan Daily Practice For Zone Play
LOS ANGELES AP Pancho Contreras says the Mexican Davis Cup team will endure a six hour daily workout until the Aug 16 18 American Zone semifinals. He states Antonio Palafox Rafael Osuna and Juan Arrendondo form the best Mexican team and recalls beating Yugoslavia Sweden and India last year. Osuna and US star Dennis Ralston have doubles experience, Osuna to face Ralston in the semifinals.
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Los Angeles
Pancho Contreras
Contreras
Antonio Palafox
Rafael Osuna
Juan Arrenondo
Mexico
United States
Yugoslavia
Sweden
India
Palafox
Osuna
U.S
Dennis Ralston
University of Southern California
Ralston
Mexico City
Girls Pair With Men In Relay Mat Program Show
At Roll Arena wrestling tonight the boys and girls share the spotlight in a tag team relay match. Margie Ramsey of Monroe teams with Jack Curtis Jr. of Vicksburg against Peggy Allen of Bluefield and Terry Garvin of Montreal in a no time limit contest. Two prelims open the card at 8 15 with Curtis and Garvin meeting, and Ramsey facing Allen.
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Roll Arena
Margie Ramsey
Monroe
Jack Curtis Jr
Vicksburg
Miss
Peggy Allen
Bluefield
W. Va
Terry Garvin
Montreal
Canada
Curtis
Garvin
Ramsey- Allen
Westerner Leads After Final Day in World Horseshoe Tour
John Monasmith of Yakima Washington captured a one game lead heading into the final day after beating Jerry Schneider of Bell California 50 to 47. Monasmith threw 121 of 142 shoes. Gary Roberts of Lucasville Ohio won the national junior title for the third straight year with nine consecutive finals wins.
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South Gate
Calif
John Monasmith
Yakima
Wash
Monasmith
Jerry Schneider
Bell
Gary Roberts
Lucasville
Ohio
Warwick’s Night Ex-Dodger Helps Colts Bag Giants
Ex-Dodger Carl Warwick, now with the Houston Colts, sparked a 6-5 ninth inning comeback win over the San Francisco Giants. Willie McCovey and Willie Mays homered for the Giants, while Hal Woodeshick earned the win and Jack Fisher took the loss. The win tightens the pace behind the Dodgers and Giants stumble further from the top of the National League standings. The Dodgers begin a Chicago road trip, and the Yankees head on a two-week road swing after July dominance.
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Los Angeles Dodger
Houston Colts
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Dodgers
al Dark
St. Louis Cardinals
Warwick
St. Louis
Houston
Willie McCovey
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Don Nottebart
Hal Woodeshick
Nottebart
Jack Fisher
Chicago
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Callison
Javier
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Wills
W. Davis
Malones
Perranoski
Koufax
McBean
Drysdale
Maloney
Culp
Williamson
Northeast Ace
Jeanne Swanner
Auburn U
Red Cross
Auburn
Graham
N.C
North Carolina
McPeak
United Press International
Baker
Terry Baker
Roman Gabriel
Rams
Dallas Cowboys
Detroit Lions
Cleveland Browns
Terry Barr
Baltimore Colts
Don Shula
Andrew Rice
Winston Hill
Texas Southern
Tony Hennessey
Wayne Everhart
Appalachian State
Shula
Philadelphia Eagles
Green Bay
Packers
Pittsburgh Steelers
Miami
Ray Nitschke
Nitschke
Kansas City Chiefs
Racer
Bankers, Swartz
Jack Curtis, JR
Miss Ramsey
Miss Allen
Curtis VS. Garvin
Monroe News-Star
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Colts
Carl Warwick
Cubs
Walt Alston
New York Yankees
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