Night Baseball Schedule and Results Across Leagues
Summary of nightly and upcoming games with teams like Chicago Cleveland Boston New York Kansas City Baltimore Detroit Los Angeles and others. Includes scores such as Chicago 6 Cleveland 1 Detroit 4 Los Angeles 1 and New York 5 Boston 0, plus doubleheaders and scheduled pitchers for Thursday and Wednesday.
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Lary
Twinight
Herbert
Pizarro
Ramos
Donovan
W. L. Pet
Minnesota
Washington
National League and American League baseball box scores mixed
Box scores recap shows multiple games with runs, innings, and key pitchers. Notable items include Philadelphia beating Chicago 3-5, Pittsburgh and Cincinnati tallies, St Louis and San Francisco 7-9, Milwaukee vs Houston 7-2, and American League games with Boston, New York, Detroit, Kansas City, and Chicago–Cleveland actions. Key performances include home runs by Edwards, Howard, Kaline, Powell, and McCraw among others, with wins credited to McDaniel, Friend, Richer, Spahn, and Regan.
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New York
Milwaukee
Houston
Los Angeles
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Alan Francisco
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Toth
Cincinnati
Maloney
Padres
San Francisco
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Cloninger
Farrell
Jackson
Cardwell
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Yastrzemski
Boston
Kaline
Detroit
Pearson
Rollins
Minnesota
Wanger
Tresh
Allison
Colavito
Stuart
Wagner
Baltimore
Howard
Newark
Ward
Richardson
Alvis
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Causey
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Torres
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Baseball Major Leaders From the A.L. and N.L. Circuits
A compendium of batting averages runs batted in and hits led by Yastrzemski and Kaline with stellar totals across leagues. Notable names include Aaron Mays Flood White Rose Pinson and Koufax among others with top pitching marks from Peters Pascual Koufax Spahn and Maloney in a broad season roundup.
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T. Davis
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Pinson
Cincinnati
Aaron
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Mays
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Touring Golfers Tune In Pro-Am For Denver Meet
Touring pros gather at Denver County club for a pro am tuneup ahead of the Denver Open. Bob Charles leads 147 pros while Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Julius Boros commit elsewhere. Goalby predicts a winning score around three under par as rains soften greens. Fifty pros play with 150 amateurs in rounds, with a $750 captain prize from a $5,000 pot. After two rounds, cut to 65 pros plus ties and 10 amateurs for weekend play.
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Arnold Palmer
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Major League Baseball Notable Scores Report
Compilation shows multiple league results with Indianapolis 10 to 1 over Jacksonville 3 and Toronto 2 to Richmond 7 8 in a mixed set. Other scores include Buffalo 1 to Rochester 5 and Atlanta 5 to 5 with various regional results and boxing notes from Sacramento and surrounding cities.
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Macon
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Four-Ball Tourney Set For Jena Course
The La Salle Golf Club in Jena La hosts its second annual Men's Four-Ball Tourney on September 15 limited to 40 teams. Home course qualifying allowed with best ball scores mailed to the club by September 11. Entry fee is 9.50 per person. Richard Welsh cub president says all flights are nine holes match play with a shotgun start at 8:30 am from every tee.
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Bossier Favorite In 1-AAA Prep Grid Race
North District coaches name Bossier High Bearkats top choice to win 1-AAA with 12 lettermen back from an 8-3 finish. Byrd rated second, West Monroe fourth. Ouachita last. Notable players include Neal Prather, Joe Reding, and Roby Odom among others.
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Shreveport Times
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Mike Hamlett
Curtis Marsh
Buck Wharton
Pick Ferrell
Mike Smith
Mike White Byrd
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Jackets
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David Porter
Roby Odom
Laird Evans Lee Hedges
Woodland Club
Ray Prather
Bill Laird
Louisiana Tech
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Warren Gould
Thomas Youngblood
Roy Wilson
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Terry Turner
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Steve Schmidt
Joe Murry
Ricky Head
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John Bailey
Don Powell
Lions
Frank Mobley
Newellton
Winnsboro
Cecil Pickey
Ray Alexander
Chuck Crawford
Jinemen Morgan Weston
Roger Bell
Davis Jones
Dupas Sails to Italy to Defend World Title
Sydney based report says Ralph Dupas of New Orleans holder of the world junior middle weight title left for Italy via Bangkok today. He is scheduled to defend his crown against Italian Sandro Mazzinghi in Milan on September 6.
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Cole Sets Pace In Amateur Golf Tests At Dallas
W Clayton Cole son of a Monroe La professional golfer led sectional qualifiers for the National Amateur at Brook Hollow Golf Club Dallas posting a two under par 144. He held a two stroke edge over Andy Andrade Dan Murphy and John Farquhar as many players quit due to the 104 degree heat at the 6,643 yard course.
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Dallas
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Monroe
Mike Andrade
Dan Murphy
Texarkana, Ark
John Farquhar
Amarillo
Brook Hollow
Police Postpone Two Minnesota Dates
Washington Senators postpone two Minnesota games at the request of police. Chief Robert V. Murray said extra police at D. C. Stadium would be needed for the match. The games will be rescheduled as a doubleheader Thursday, replacing an off day for both teams.
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UPI
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Minnesota Twins
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D. C
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Oldest Bowling League in New York Turns 73
The New York Bankers League of New York City, the oldest league in the American Bowling Congress, marks its 73rd year. The organization has long stood as a premier bowling body in the city, reflecting decades of competition and club activity.
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New York Bankers League
New York City
Wildlife Big Fish Contest Awards Made
L N Stout Jerome Danna Sr and Joe C Willis won 1963 Quachita Wildlife Unit fishing championships. Stout largest bass seven pounds one ounce Danna largest crappie two pounds three ounces Willis largest bream one pound three ounces. Runners up included Jack Singley Zell Smith Menier Cannon. Monthly winners listed for August with various weights.
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Jack Singley
Menier Cannon
Jerome Danna Sr
Joe E. Willis
L. N. Stout
Ben Bradford
Joe C. Willis
Quachita
Danna
Bream
Bass
Herman Smith
H. A. Shanas
Jerry W. Eldridge
Carl Fatheree
Crappie
T. W. Duckett
George Stamper
Frank Savana
Glen Stampler
Net Meet Starts At Forest Hills
Forest Hills New York The 82nd U S lawn tennis championships open with 64 men vying to reach the final 16 by Friday Top seed Chuck McKinley of San Antonio Texas is favored to give the United States its first title since Tony Trabert in 1955 and has already captured the event lead.
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U.S
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Pennel to compete at Labor Day track meet in Canada
John Pennel, first 17 foot pole vaulter, will take part in the Canadian National Exhibition Track and Field meet on Labor Day in Toronto. The 23 year old NE Louisiana State senior cleared 17 feet - record height - at the Florida Gold Coast AAU meet in Miami. His challengers include John Uelses of Philadelphia and Dave Tork of Charleston West Virginia.
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John Pennel
Labor Day
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Philadelphia
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College Football Career Is Halted By Robert Payne
Sophomore Robert Charles Payne of Northeast Louisiana State said Tuesday he does not plan to continue a football career this year. The 185 pound ex all state half back from Neville High, who scored Northeast's winning touchdown against Louisiana Tech last November on a 41 yard run, indicated he might resume football next year but had no definite plans. His father, the late H D Payne, was a Northeast State coach, and his older brother Devone is a senior full back for the Tribe this year, as Payne plans a career in ministry.
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Northeast Louisiana State
Neville High
Northeast
Louisiana Tech
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H. D. Payne
Devone
Tribe
Depth At Ends Looks Strong For Redskins In 1963
Northeast State Indians begin football practice with end positions loaded by Drost Smith Williams and Love. JC transfers Ragan and Caskey add speed and pass catching threat while freshmen Rohner McCrary and Mathias heighten the battle for starting spots.
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Byrd High
Shreveport
Indians
Kilgore Junior College
Caskey
Shillcutt
Byrd
Kilgore
Stanley Wilson
Wilson
Charlie Rohner
Don McCrary
Istrouma High
Baton Rouge
Mike Mathias
Jesuit High
Rohner
McCrary
Istrouma
Mathias
Wimbledon qualifying lively for draw berth today
Wimbledon championship action continues as 64 men aim to reach the main draw by playing two qualifying matches today and again on Thursday. Top hopefuls seek victory to secure a place among the championship contenders.
Legion play features two games in Keene today
In Keene New Hampshire Memphis Tennessee faces Evansville Indiana and Long Beach California meets Omaha Nebraska in the American Legion Junior Baseball World Series both games coming after four teams won opening games in the double elimination tournament Greensboro North Carolina beat Washington DC 6 to 1 and Somerville Massachusetts defeated Roseburg Oregon 4 to 3 on Tuesday night
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