Multiple baseball and horse racing results across leagues and tracks
Scores from MLB games include Dodgers, Braves, and Giants with notable performances by Koufax, Aaron, and Mays across Los Angeles Milwaukee Chicago San Francisco St Louis Cincinnati Houston New York Boston and more. Also listed are minor league and Atlantic City Grand Circuit horse races with winners Ghost Catcher Monogahela Royal Tower Easter Surprise Speedy Scot and Glidden Hanover among others.
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Los Angeles
Milwaukee
New York
Chicago
Cincinnati
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Houston
Clemente
Pinson
Gonzalez
T. Davis
Aaron
Mays
Flood
Rose
White
Boyer
Santo
Groat
St Louis
Williams
Callison
Brock
Taylor
McCovey
Cepeda
Wills
Robinson
W. Davis
Saratoga
Atlantic City
N.J
Refresco
Laurel
Monogahela
Rockingham
Northwestern
Arlington Park
del Mar
Calif
Royal Tower
Lincoln
R.J
Lincoln Downs
Yonkers
Florris
Springfield
Ill
Glidden Hanover
Illinois State Fair Grounds
W. L. Pet
Philadelphia Chicago
Magiwaukee
I Houston
Fight results from Miami Tokyo and Boise box bouts
In Miami Perfecto Garcia from Nicaragua outpointed Jesse Humphries of Cincinnati in an eight round lightweight bout. In Tokyo Katsuo Haga stopped Nacho Mendoza of Mexico in the sixth. In Boise Jefferson Davis from Las Vegas outpointed John Tiger Collins in a heavyweight ten round bout.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Perfecto Garcia
Nicaragua
Jesse Humphries
Cincinnati
Tokyo
Katsuo Haga
Nacho Mendoza
Mexico
Boise
Idaho
Jefferson Davis
Las Vegas
John Tiger Collins
Heavies
Blytheville Upsets Baton Rouge in Legion Baseball
Blytheville Arkansas stunned Baton Rouge Louisiana 3 1 in the south central regional Legion baseball tournament here on Thursday after Jackson Mississippi defeated Panama Canal Zone Fort Clayton 7 1 in the opener. James Green Larry Crocker Richard Gaines and Sonny Moss fueled Blytheville’s first inning three runs while Bill Roush worked the distance. Sidney Craft hit a three run triple to put Jackson ahead in the third.
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Memphis
Bill Roush
Frank Chambers
Jackson
Sidney Craft
Kilgore faces Monroe in Dixie Senior title clash
Undefeated Kilgore of Texas and Monroe of Louisiana meet at Legion Memorial Stadium at 6 p.m. for the first Dixie Senior World Series title. Kilgore advanced by beating Meridian 7 1, while Monroe topped West Monroe 5 3 after West Monroe ousted Bossier City 7 5.
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Kilgore
Texas
Monroe
Louisiana
Legion Memorial Stadium
Dixie
Meridian
Mississippi
West Monroe
Bossier City
Kil
Johnny Elmendorff
Ouachita Parish
Roger Bell
Floyd Reeves
Richard Ander
Bossier
Davis
Huckaby
Barrett
Miles
Laws
R Smith
Bell
Mook
Duncan
Jones
White
Potter
Ander
Marsh
Reeves
Ietre Ward
Jackson
Newsome
Green
Martin
Ashley
Edwards
Alex'der
West
PCA
Anderson
Ibh
Alexander
Sac Laws
Ward
Hucka
Watts
Pe Smith
Thomas
Brass
Wilson
Evans
Smith
Brunson If
Tarnawa
Knight
Faiken
Donaldsn Cf
Wheat
Tolbert
Walker
Donaldson
Bailey
Hayes
Meridian Mayes
Thomas Hada
E-Bailey
Te? Way
Poa Kilgore
Donald
Alexander HR
Knightson
Pitcher
Hadaway
Clifton
Duncan Wells
Hayes Kelly
Crowe
Mullen Hearne
Muir
Monroe Rally Delivers In First Inning Chaos
In the first inning a sequence of two errors and five players reaching base loaded the sacks for Monroe. Skeeter Ritter John Corbin and Len Accardo chased across tying runs as Wally Rugg and Joe Canal drew walks forcing in two more. Elmendorff's at bat followed with a noted push near page 10-A.
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Monroe
Skeeter” Ritter
John Corbin
Len Accardo
Wally Rugg
Joe Canal
Elmendorff
Mane
Bell
Rugg
Ander
Reeves
Jack
Wilke
Galligan
Wisgins
Alex'er
Ritz
Corbin
West Monroe
EE Canal
Eppinette
Barett
Anderson
Green
Canal
Ritter
Epinette
Wilkerson
Rson
Barnes
So Barrett
Duncanal
Eimendorf
U—O'conner
McMullan
Crowe
Hearn
Muir
Alabama Faces Defense Question Amid Team Hype
Alabama coach Paul Bryant flags defense as the big question for the 1963 team. With Lee Roy Jordan gone to the NFL, Bryant weighs replacing him while praising sophomore Paul Crane and noting QB Joe Namath and Eddie Vesprille return as fulltime starters. Injury concerns loom for fullback Mike Fracchia.
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Paul Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
All America
Lee Roy Jordan
Dallas Texans
National Football League
Paul Crane
Prichard
Joe Namath
Eddie Vesprille
Oklahoma
Jordan
Cotton Clark
Butch Wilson
Jimmy Wilson
Jimmy Sharpe
Billy Battle
Richard Williamson
Charles Pell
Mike Fracchia
Larry Wall
Fracchia
Bryant Eyes Namath as Top South Quarterback Hope
The Monroe News Star notes Alabama coach Bear Bryant predicts Joe Namath will be the best quarterback in the South and likely the nation. Namath set SEC passing marks as a sophomore with 1,192 yards and 13 touchdowns, while Bryant adds depth with Jack Hurlbut and Tim Davis guiding the offense amid a shift in guards and tackles. Alabama parlayed a 2-7-1 finish in 1957 into 41-8-5 since, including four straight bowl appearances with two wins.
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Bryant
Joe Namath
South
Namath
Jack Hurlbut
Hurlbut
Hudson Harris
Billy Piper
Gary Martin
Butch Henry
Selma
Dan Kearley
Talladega
Henry
Georgia
Steve Allen
Athens
al Lewis
Covington
Mike Hopper
Huntsville
Charles Stephens
Thomasville
Alabama
Tide
Twin Cities Open Football Practice Amid Cooler Start
High school teams in the Twin Cities began workouts as unseasonably cool weather arrived after a rainy Wednesday. Neville Tigers report to head coach Charlie Brown minus injured Gary Pappas with 35 varsity players plus 30 jayvees and 34 freshmen, totaling around 115. West Monroe fields 80 varsity and jayvee players with 42 freshmen under coach Al Nicosia, while Ouachita opens with about 78 players under Frank Mobley, who notes a transportation issue as bus service to rural players has not yet started, hindering practice access.
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Twin Cities
Neville Tigers
Charlie Brown
Gary Pappas
Jayvees
Neville
Brown
Cecil Pickey
West Monroe
al Nicosia
Pickey
Frank Mobley
Ouachita
OPHS
Yankees OF Kubek Hurt Foot in Game with Red Sox
Boston injury report notes Tony Kubek sidelined with a bruised right foot after being struck by a foul tip off his own bat in a game against Boston. Billy Moran of the Angels suffers a spike wound to the left calf in a game against the Senators and will miss time. Duke Snider is a Met as New York completes final payment to Dodgers for his acquisition, contingent on physicals and desire to play in the East.
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Boston
UPI
New York Yankees
Tony Kubek
Kubek
Boston Red Sox
Moran
LOS Angeles
Billy Moran
Los Angeles Angels
Washington Senators
New York
Duke Snider
Mets
Los Angeles Dodgers
Snider
Yesterday's Stars Batting and Pitching Highlights
John Blanchard of the Yankees belted a grand slam and a two run homer as AL leaders routed Boston 10 to 2. Ron Perranoski of the Dodgers scattered one hit over 89.3 innings in relief to help protect the NL leaders in a 7 to 5 win over Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
John Blanchard
Yankees
Boston
Ron Perranoski
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Coronato offers a new colonic nerve stimulant for constipation
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Steve Mintz Wins Young Star Golf Championship
Steve Mintz won the Young Star Golf Tournament at Bayou DeSiard Country Club with a 122 total across 27 holes, taking the overall title and the 14 year old age group. Jim Williams was runner up with 125 and 13 group winner, Clark Brimb ery, finished third at 126. Byron Gayne shot 133 to place high in the overall standings, Jim Laudenheimer won low net, Timmy Clay led age 11 with 150, Andy Mintz won age 12 with 125, and Richard John earned a Sportsmanship prize after breaking his collar bone earlier in the week.
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Steve Mintz
Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Jim Williams
Clark Brimberry
Williams
Byron Gayne
Jim Laudenheimer
Timmy Clay
Andy Mintz
Richard John
Lions Aim for First Playoff Home Look Since 1957
Detroit Lions project a top defense and improved offense as they chase their first playoff home game since 1957. With Karras out, rookies Reeberg or Ferguson replace on the line while Plum and Morrall direct the passing attack. Key veterans Lane, Lary, Schmidt, and McCord anchor a veteran unit as they face Green Bay in September and again on Thanksgiving.
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IDV Prm
ECR
Detroit
UPI
Detroit Lions
Great Lakes
Florida
Green Bay Packers
Miami
Lions
Packers
NFL
Alex Karras
George Wilson
Karras
Sam Williams
Darris McCord
Roger Brown
Joe Schmidt
Dick ‘Night Train) Lane
Yale Lary
Lucien Reeberg
Hampton Institute
Cleveland
Larry Ferguson
Iowa
Ferguson
Danny Lewis
Bobby Watkins
Milt Plum
Earl Morrall
Morrall
Plum
Browns
Jim Martin
Pat Studstill
Lane
Green Bay
Milwaukee
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Padres
Craig
Gibbon
Farrell
Cloninger
Duffalo
Simmons
Twinight
Ellsworth
Hobbie
Purkey
O'Toole
Trost
Kansas City
Nashington
Minnesota
Baltimore
San Diego
Portland
Spokane
Seattle
Dallas-Fort Worth
Denver
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake City
Tacoma
Hawaii
International League
Richmond
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Atlanta
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Indianapolis
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Toronto
Amarillo
el Paso
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Albuquerque
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Elmiram Springfield
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Macon
Asheville
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Chattanooga
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Lolich
McBride
McNally
Penn
Washington
Daniels
Pascual
Ford
Pizarro
Kralick
Heffner
Howard
Earley
Turley
Wood
Tillman
W—Williams
L—Wilson
Blanchard
Stuart
Yastrzemski
Kaline
Rolling
Pearson
Malzone
Allison
Tresh
Colavito
Wagner
Versalies
Hinton
Cimoll
Killebrew
Aparicio
Snyder
Radatz Boston
Moeller
Roebuck
Kilne
Retzer
Newman
Navarro
Foytack
Osinski
Fowler
Soring
Rodgers
E. Sadowski
W—Roebuck
L—Fowler
King
Aguirre
Triandos Segui
Fisher
Sturdivant
Pappas
Hall
Brunet
Stock
Starrette
Orsino
Stange
Battey
Zimmerman
W— Stange
L—Pappas
Mincher
Koufax
Calmus
Perromoski
Roseporo
Hendley
Fischer
Tiefenauer
Crandall
Perronoski
L—Fischer
T Davis
Oliver
McDaniel
Elston
Bertell
McLish
Baldschun
Carymple
W—Mclish
Burton
Nottebart
Woodeshick
Bateman
Sadeck
McCarver
Sanford
Hoeft
Haller
Nuxhall Zann
Coates
Worthington
L-Nuxhall
Saratoga Springs
the Axe
Ww. L. Pet
Dallas Ft. Worth
Pittsburgh New York
Cardwell
Pagliaroni
Cisco
Bauta
Powell
Hook
Coleman
W—Cardwell
Blytheville
Legion
Baton Rouge
Commercial
Securities Company
Young Star
Bear Samy Servae Ems
Twin City
Grommont
Lion
Floyd Peters
Lary
Walt’s
Walt
Cypress
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