Box Score Highlights Major League NL Game
Box score notes from a National League game with players Romano Satriano and others. Chicago 3 California 5. Key plays include Scowron homerun number 4 and notable strikeouts and runners left on base.
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Chicago
California
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Cardenal
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Johnstone
Causey
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Sikes Wins Cleveland Championship With Record 268
R H Sikes from Springdale Arkansas won the Cleveland golf championship breaking the Lakewood course record with a 268 total and a 20 000 first prize. He led Bob Goalby by one stroke entering the final round and finished three ahead after a 35 33 68. Don January placed third at 274.
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Cleveland
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Don January
Julius Boros
Bobby Nichols
Kermit Zarley
Tommy Bolt
al Geiberger
Gene Littler
Johnny Pott
Charles Coody
Labron Harris
Hogey
West Monroe and Airline advance in Dixie Youth State Tourney
West Monroe and Airline Park moved into winners' bracket after opening round action. Key games saw West Monroe beat Ponchatoula 10 9 with a late rally and Airline Park defeating Ferriday 3 1.
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Airline Park
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Oakdale
Ferriday
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Metairie
Charley Delacrouix
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LaSalle
Gary Blazier
Rick Weyand
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Brazier
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Jerry Foster
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Vikings Hope Pass Rush Sparks Quest For Title
Minnesota coach Norm Van Brocklin aims to boost a weak 1965 pass defense and rush as key veterans Jim Marshall Carl Eller Ed Sharockman George Rose return. He cites running punch with Tommy Mason and Bill Brown while Fran Tarkenton leads a capable offense toward a strong season.
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Green Bay
Tommy Mason
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Arkansas
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Red Phillips
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Atlanta
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Illinois
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Kentucky
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Iowa State
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Robinson Receives WAA Football Service Plaque
Ed die Robinson a 25 year Grambling College football coach was honored by the Writers Association of America for long meritorious service to football The award was in the college division with Jess Neely Rice honored in the same category for major college division Arnie Burdick Syracuse Herald Journal elected WAA president Maury White of the Des Moines Regis ter and Tribune became first vice president and Dave Campbell Waco News Tribune and Times Herald named second vice president
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Syracuse
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Des Moines
Iowa ,Register and Tribune
Pro Football Denies Any Bargain On New Orleans
Reports claimed the AFL and NFL had side deals affecting New Orleans as a franchise site. NFL Commissioner Rozelle denied preferential treatment while local figures and sources speculated over which league would place a team there, with New Orleans highlighted as a potential NFL city.
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New Orleans
Ben Thomas
Associated Press
American Football League
AFL
NFL
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New York
William Clay Ford
Detroit Lions
Bob Roesler
New Orleans Times-Picayune
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Miami Dolphins
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Ford
Ralph Wilson
Buffalo Bills
Chicago
Buddy Diliberto
WVUE
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Wash
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Dave Dixon
Dixon
Detroit
Minnesota Vikings
Strangler Lewis Ended Career as Spiritual Mentor
Ed Strangler Lewis, born Robert H. Friedrich, died at 76 in Muskogee Oklahoma after a long illness. The 1920s wrestling star ruled the heavyweight ring from 1920 to 1932, earned over 3 million dollars in a 44 year career, and later spent 25 years educating boys in a strict religious life after a vision loss. He credited his renewed faith to divine aid and spent his final years guiding youths toward moral foundations.
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Sonnenburg
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Strangler Lewis Draws Monroe Fans in 1920s Shows
Prominent wrestler Strangler Lewis entertained Mon roe area fans during the 1920s with appearances at The Pavillion and Monroe showplace at the old saltwater natatorium. The Pavillion was destroyed by fire nearly 30 years ago.
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Monroe Area
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Lewis recalls wrestling on Jesus team in 15 years faith
A speaker tells followers that real power comes from meekness and service as proven by the Great Master. A student asks if he wrestled Jesus. Lewis replies he has wrestled on Jesus’s team for 15 years, striving to follow Him in kindness in speech and action.
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Cook Earns Triple Stock Car Wins at Traweek Oval
Freddy Cook claimed a triple victory at Traweek Speedway West Monroe winning the feature race the modified trophy and the modified heat race. Red Futch won the Me 2 coupe trophy Wester Dean took the fast heat in No 75. Dean led the fast heat followed by Futch Newsom and Gilliland. In the feature Cook beat Dean Newsom Futch Traweek and Garrett.
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Traweek Speedway
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Futch
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