Mixed MLB Scores From Weekend Games Across Leagues
A crowded baseball rundown lists results from major leagues with Chicago, Detroit, Kansas City, Minnesota, Boston and New York among teams posting wins. Standout performances include home runs by Mantilla, Killebrew, and Aaron and strong pitching chiefs like Koufax and Marichal delivering notable outings.
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Boston
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Baltimore
Roston
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Carty
Milwaukee
Santo
Aaron
Mays
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Pinson
Cincinnati
Boyer
Brock
St. Louis
Torre
Flood
St Louis
Maye
Cardenas
Great
W. Davis
Callison
Stargell
Bower
St.ee
San Vi
Howard
Wills
Harper
Koufax
Marichal
O'Toole
Bunning
Drysdale
Veale
Maloney
Oliva
Mantle
Fregosi
Losles
Allison
B. Robinson
Howser Cleveland
Wagner
Killebrew
Versalies
Stuart
Colavito
Mainie
Robinson
Versailles
Bressoud
Iva
Yastrzemski
Fregos
McAuliffe
Rollins
Powell
Goases Aparicio
Weis
Davalillo
Hinton
Bunker
Ford
Chance
Pizarro
Kralick
Newman
Peters
Penn
Downing
Wilson
Los Angeles Sr
Java Cleveland
Connolly
Herbert
Barber
Bouton
Kant
Stigman
Tiant
Bowsfield
Regan
Osteen
San Diego
Esternee
Portland
Spokane
Tacoma
Seattle
Hawaii
Western Open lead shared by Chi Chi and Casper in Colorado Springs
Golf action across multiple sports notes Chi Chi Rodriguez and Billy Casper opening with seven under par 445 to share the first round lead at the Western Open in Colorado Springs. Other events include boxing and tennis results from New York, Long Island, and New Jersey venues with several upsets and advancing players in various invitationals and trials.
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GOLF
Chicago
Rodrigue
Billy Casper
Tom O'Shanter
Colorado Springs
Colo Far Bara
Fay White
Shreveport
Jean Ashley
New York
Pat Winslow
San Mateo
Cali
Randall's Island
Alexandria Faces St Bernard Today For Youth Crown
Alexandria and St Bernard meet in the championship of the Louisiana Dixie Youth baseball tournament after St Bernard blanked Metairie 4-0 and Alexandria beat LaSalle 7-5 in semifinal games.
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Alexandria
St. Bernard
St Bernard
Metairie
LaSalle
Hec Edmundson, longtime Washington coach, dies
Clarence S. Hee Edmundson, 77, longtime University of Washington coach, died after a severe stroke following a prior stroke and long illness. He coached track 35 years and basketball 26 years, and Washington’s Edmundson Pavilion is named for him. He retired in 1954.
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Seattle
Clarence S
Hee) Edmundson
University of Washington
Edmundson
Washington
Edmundson Pavilion
All Star Rivals In Uncertain Shadows Fight Bears
Chicago Bears face the College All Stars at Soldier Field in a nationally televised battle. George Mira of Miami may miss key plays as the All Stars contend with his arm injury while Otto Graham leads a squad that also features Pete Beathard and Jack Concannon. The Bears seek a 2 touchdown edge in front of about 70,000 fans amid shadows of the Galimore Farrington tragedy.
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Jerry Liska
Chicago
Chicago Bears
College All-Stars
Soldier Field
Bears
ABC
Willie Galimore
John Farrington
George Mira
Miami
Fla
Mira
Otto Graham
Southern California
Pete Beathard
Boston College
Jack Concannon
Wisconsin
Ron VanderKelen
Green Bay Packers
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Beathard
Concannon
Graebner Aiming At Moffitt Upset In Golf Grass Court Tourney
Billie Jean Moffitt the top ranked American faces Carole Graebner in the Piping Rock Invitational semifinal with Nancy Richey meeting Karen Susman in the other semi. Quarterfinals saw Heldman fall to Moffitt 9-7, 6-2 and Susman defeat Bricka 6-4, 6-2. Graebner beat Wright 6-4, 6-4.
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Glen Cove
Aly
Herd FilzGibpon
Garden City
N.Y
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Locust Valley
Billie Jean Moffitt
Long Beach
Calif
Julie Feldman
New York
America
Carole Graebner
Santa Monica
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Karen Hantze Susman
San Antonio
Tex
Miss Moffitt
Julie Heldman
Miss Heldman
Miss Susman
Justina Bricka
St. Louis
Miss Richey
Belmar Gunderson
Minneapolis
Miss Graebner
Carole Wright
Olympic sprinter and coach Edmundson sports figure
Edmundson from the University of Idaho competed in the 400 and 800 meters at the 1912 Stockholm Olympics. He is credited with starting the five-man basketball handshake and led Washington to 10 Northern Division basketball championships from 1921 to 1947.
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University of Idaho
Stockholm
Edmundson
Washington
East Wins 28 7 All-Star Game Highlight LeBlanc Leads
Maurice LeBlanc tops East all stars as they beat West 28 to 7 in the annual prep all star game in Baton Rouge. Dousay scores on a 72 yard play but is hurt. Grezaffi adds two East TDs and LeBlanc handles kicking. Attendance about 10,000. LSU-bound players named.
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Baton Rouge
Danny LeBlanc
Lake Chales
Tiger Town
Bengals
Maurice LeBlanc
LeBlanc
Lafayette High
Dousay
Harold Lambert
Baton Rouge Redemptorist
West
Mike Ryan
North Caddo
LSU
Sammy Grezaffi
Pointe Coupe Catholic
Green Hornet
DeRidder
Tommy Tilen
Charlie McClendon
Sam Otis
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Shreveport Journal
Jimmy Dousay
Istrouma
LeBlanc Leads With 53 Yards In Gridiron Showdown
LeBlanc topped the game's rushing with 53 yards on 12 carries and added a 19 yard kickoff return and four extra points. The southpaw halfback also threw a 25 yard pass in a key TD drive.
Legion League Schedule Shuffles Weekend Games
Legiosn League posts two Saturday and Sunday matchups at Legion Stadium. Rivers Ford faces KTVE at 7 0 in the Saturday clash. Sunday features Piggly Wiggly against All-Stars at Legion Stadium with kickoff unspecified.
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KTVE
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Piggly Wiggly
All-Stars
Davis Food Center
Ouachita Bank
National Guard
Ouachita National Bank
Farrell Ends Seven-Week Slump In 2-1 Win Over Phillies
Dick Farrell of the Houston Colts wins his 11th game, ending a seven-week drought with a 2-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. The win tightens the Colts’ grip on first place as Cincinnati rallies, while other results include Pirates beating Dodgers 4-1 and Cardinals stopping Cubs 5-3. Farrell allowed four hits, Preston’s run scored on a Spangler triple, Fox double, Bond single, and Aspromonte sacrifice fly.
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Associated Press
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Houston Colts
Philadelphia Phillies
Farrell
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Wes Covington
Gus Triandos
Jim Owens
Tony Taylor
Colts
Chris Short
al Spangler
Nellie Fox
Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Deron Johnson
Frank Robinson
Reds
Vada Pinson
Warren Spahn
Hank Aaron
Braves
Bill Mazeroski
Pirates
Bob Friend
Dodger
Manny Mota
Donn Clendenon
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Bill White
Dick Groat
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Cubs
Barney Schultz
Ernie Banks
Gibson
Stoneham Says No Ax For Alvin In Giants Plans
Giants owner Horace Stoneham denies reports that manager Alvin Dark would be dismissed. Dark rebukes Isaacs column alleging anti Latin American remarks and vows to stay in baseball after a press conference and meeting with Commissioner Ford Frick. Giants sit two games behind Philadelphia as Dark names Bob Hendley to face Cincinnati.
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Giants
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Stoneham
Newsday
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Isaacs
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Associated Press
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Reichler
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Houston
Bob Hendley
Reds
Jim Maloney
Miss White Wins Broadmoor Match
Shreveport’s Barbara Fay White won a quarter-final at the Broadmoor Invitational Golf Tournament in Colorado Springs over Jean Ashley 6 and 5. Other results include Jean Butler defeating Joan Birkland 3 and 2, Carol Sorenson edging Judy Bell 1 up, and Barbara McIntire beating Marcia Bailey 6 and 5.
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Barbara Fay White
Thurssday
Jean Ashley
Jean Butler F
Harlington
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Joan Birkland
Denver
Carol Sorenson
Janesville
Wis
Judy Bell
Barbara McIntire
Marcia Bailey
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