Baseball results and standings from scattered leagues
A scattered summary of baseball scores across American and National Leagues with results for Saturday Sunday and Monday, including Cleveland 0 10 Detroit 2 and New York 3 Chicago 2, plus Kansas City Boston and Baltimore outcomes, and various league standings and upcoming games. Also lists minor leagues and local club results, with numerous partial and unclear entries.
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Beningota
Angeles
Keaven
New York
Chicago
Cleveland
Detroit
Minnesota
Washington
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Boston
Kansas City
York
Detroi
Chicao
Los Panes
Brune
Wow
Pitteburat
Philadelphia
Houston
St. Loui
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Ancetes
Cincinnati Francisco
F. Louis
Pittsburgh
Louis
Cintinnati
Spain
Walker
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Skein
Bob Bailey
Andre Rodgers
Willie Stargell
Gene Alley
Scotland's Jimmy Clark wins Indianapolis 500 in record speed
In Indianapolis Scotland's Jimmy Clark becomes the first foreign driver in years to win the Indy 500, posting a record average speed of 150.684 mph in a Lotus Ford. Various global motor and golf events follow, including Monaco Grand Prix winner Graham Mill and multiple golf, baseball, and tennis results from across North America and Europe.
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Indianapolis
Scotland
Jimmy Clark
Lotus Ford
Monte Carlo
Graham Mill
Great Britain
BRM
Jim Clark Wins Indianapolis 500 in Record Debut Victory
Scot Jim Clark of Duns Scotland won the 500 mile classic at Indianapolis with a record 150.686 mph average, the first foreigner to win since 1916. Parnelli Jones finished second and Mario Andretti placed third as rookie rear engine cars dominated yet proved fragile. Foyt’s transmission failure costing him the lead deepened Clark’s triumph in front of 220,000 fans.
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Indianapolis
Jimmy Clark
Italy
Dario Resta
Paens
Clark
Parnelli Jones
Torrance Calif
Novi
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Jones
A. J. Foyt
Houston
Tex Luckless Foyt
Duns
Scotland
Andretti
Thi Sea Dons
Lotus- Ford
Aoyt
Tex
Parnelll Jones
Torrance
Calif
Lotus-Ford
Dean van Lines Ford
al Miller
Roseville
Mich
Alderman Ford
Gordon Johncock
Hastings
Mickey Rupp
Mansfield
Ohio
Iphby
Chapman Offtenhauser
Len Sutton
Portland
Ore
Bryant
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
DuPont Ford
Johnny Boyd
Fresno
Bryant Ford
Walt Hanagen
MG Offenhauser
Walker Defies Superstition and Pirates Win Streak
Harry Walker defies a long superstition and reshuffles the Pittsburgh Pirates lineup. The Pirates beat the Phillies 5-2 as Clemente sits to rest amid malaria concerns, Bailey moves, and Clendenon drives in two runs in a 21-year longest win streak attack.
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Walker
Pirates
Pirates Win Streak Reaches 11, Longest Since 1962 Dodgers
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat Philadelphia 5-2 to stretch their NL winning streak to 11, the longest in three years and the longest Pirates run since 1938. Donn Clendenon powered the offense with a two run triple and continued surge alongside Manny Mota and Andre Rogers. Dick Stuart delivered a pinch hit two run single for Philadelphia in the seventh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donn Clendenon
Pirates
Los Angeles
Chris Short
Don Cardwell
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Los Angeles Dodgers
Pirate
Bucs
Manny Mota
Andre Rodgers
Clendenon
Bill Mazeroski
Dick Stuart
Nichols Wins National Golf Day At Laurel Valley
National Golf Day at Laurel Valley Country Club featured Bobby Nichols, Ken Venturi, and Reynaud’s phenomenon. Nichols edged Venturi by one stroke, while Venturi battled numb fingers affecting his drive. Seventeen local winners posted lower scores across Muny and Charmingdale courses, led by Ray Mulhern 67 and Edna Donelson 69.
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Venturi
Nichols
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Muninicipal
Charmingdale Golf and Country Club
Muny
Ray Mulhern
David Marchman
Bob Draper
Rita Murray
Lewis Dinnat
Hoyt Highfill
Prentiss Hendricks
Mark Whitfield
Tom Weaks
Bob Murray
Bill Jones
Charmingdale
Edna Donelson
George Jacobs
Pred Spatafora
Doug Haynes
Bob Bealle
George McDonald
Leonard Looney
George Elias
James Tenore
Billy Wilson
Recreation Softball Recap Highlights Local Leagues
Church of God defeated Emmanuel 17-4 as T Beaube went 4-4 with a homer. McBeth homered for the losers. First Christian beat Parkview Baptist 14-8 with Thurmah Clark Moore and Crowe homering. Wroten and Clark won, DeFreese and Melton lost. College Place edged Southside 11-10 behind W Perkins two homers. Vogel and McCullen won. Nix and Evans lost. Junior League: North Monroe Baptist crushed College Place 23-10 led by Danny Roberts 3-5 and Houston 4-5. Stealers defeated Boys Club 27-5 led by Malta Moore and Louis. Pico Finance beat Coca Cola 2-1 as Moore doubled and homered. Central Bank routed Orkin 23-10 with Welch Day and Caldwell two homers. church action saw Good Hope 16-11 over College Place and Edgewood Baptist 19-9 over Southside Baptist. Ladies: Independents beat Stonetttes 14-11. Ingram boosted YWCA Live Y’ers past First Fidelity 12-11 with three hits and two runs batted in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God
Emmanuel
T. Beaube
Carl McBeth
Sills
McLeland
Wineas
Morris
McBeth
Oss
First Christian
Parkview Baptist
Joe Thurmah
R. Clark
Moore
Crowe
DeFreese
Melton
Lane
Wroten
B. Clark
College Place
Southside Methodist
W. Perkins
Vogel
McCullen
Nix
Evans
North
Monroe Baptist
Danny Roberts
Houston
Moncrief
Monty
Jamison
Hicks
Winnning Battery
Tippett
Pumphrey
Boys’ Club
D. Malta
H. Moore
Louis
Malta
Wallace
Fontana
Trasher
Industrial Pico Finance
Coca Cola
Strange
McGough
McCandlish
Shiver
Industrial Central Bank
Orkin
Welch
Day
Caldwell
Carey
McKay
Lee
Pardon
Ford
Church D Good Hope
Johnson
L. Derrick
Harrison
C. Derrick
Childress
Berry
McDuffie
Edgewood Baptist
Southside Baptist
Independents
Stonettes
Lopez
Streetman
Roark
Dupree
Dumas
Ingram
YWCA
First Fidelity
Donovan
Purdy
Saucier
Roswell
West Monroe Softball Beats Hawks 4 0 on Mitchell Three-Run
West Monroe shut out Hawks 4 to 0 as Mitchell slugged a three-run homer. Robinson had two hits for the Hawks. Salter and Finley earned the win. Wilhite and Brown took the loss.
Nichols Wins as Margin Stays On Final Hole
Ven turi started poorly on the 470 yard hole and bogeyed the 18th while Nichols sealed victory with a par four finish. Nichols earned a $10,000 prize and Ven turi added $5,000. Golfers nationwide competed Monday to match Nichols score or beat it and receive a PGA certificate, joining about 171,000 golfers who have earned the scroll in 13 National Golf Days.
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Indianapolis
Firnce Crameton
Australia
Jacky Cunlt
Lien Hebert
Beaumont
Tex
Mariene Hagger
Clifford Ann Creed
Carol Mann
Ligonier
Bobby Nichols
Ken Venturi
Paris
Gaetan Morgue d‘Alaue
Robert Novel
Venturi
Nichol
Nichols
PGA
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Law Field Archery Assn
Lake Charles
C. A. Jenkins
Denham Springs
Mattie Wallis
West Monroe
Emma Brown
Shreveport
J. B. Rich
Yee
Sadecei
Francis Thal
Phia
Manasley
Pitts
Veale
Waukee
Lemaster
Lon al Cincinnat
Nialf Hia
Pilleburgh
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Wedianapals
Arkaneasy
Spokane
Denver
Lake
Merchant's League
Cine
Columbus City
Mamee Chris
AEFIO
Frith
Tempie Men's Club
Temple Men
Pigaly Wigaly
Ralisne
Maieades
Chocoletts
Kool Aid Kids
Clarice Roberts Tien Piet Crusenberry
Fea
Serite la Yarns
Inal
Standingsleman
Vet Supply
San Francisco Giants
Ed Bailey
Mendley
Harvey Kuenn
Dick Bertell
Len Gabrielson
Cubs
Lew Burdette
Comnecsions
Ryne Wren
Montreal
Toe Blake
Montreal Canadiens
Hamilton
Ont
Rudy Pilous
NHL
Hamilton Red Wings
Ontario Hockey Association
Danny Lewicki
Regina
Murray Balfour
Parisfred Stolle
Lesley Turner
Stolle
Tony Roche
Miss Turner
Margaret Smith
Naples
Southern Cross 11
Norman George Hoot
New Brunswick
N.J
Maryland
Villanova
Modesto
Ralph Boston
Hal Connolly
California
Maston
Connolly
Randy Matson
Chicago Bears
National Football League
Rick Casares
Bob Jencks
Ftackie
Riley Mathen
Fred Hageman
Manchester
England
Isao Watanabe
Japan
Bailey Brown
St, Paul, Minn
Tom Hennessey
St. Louia
Gur Bow
Aqueduct
Cherry Will
Garden State
Stanton
del. Duende
Polly Drummond
Delaware
Inglewood
Terry
Hollywood Park
Ofference Carpenter
Mazel Park
Saleoman Prior
Hazel Park
Flosinone
Waly Balveatore Burruni
Brananey
Pere
Borderces
Madia
Tok
Anetade
Sithiran
Thailand
Jim Clark
Harry Walker
Harry
Phillies
St. Louis
Chicago Cubs
AL Action
Offenhauser
Bobby Unser
Albuquerque
Stp Ferguson
Ft. Bragg
Tucson
Ariz
Lane-Fuylbright Offenhouser
Magneto
Johnny Rutherford
Fort Worth
Racing Associates
Jim Hurtubise
Nort Tonawanda
Frank Carpin
al McBean
McMullen
Howard
Ken Harrelson
Howie Koplitz
Richert
Dodgers
Jim Kaat
Twins
Zoilo Versalles
Jim Hall
Robin Roberts
Bowens
Stu Miller
Joe Sparma
Dressen
Tigers
Gil Blanco
Yankees
Vic Davalillo
Bruce Howard
Luis Tiant
Floyd Robinson
Don Buford
Ed Fisher
Max Alvis
Bennett
Red Sox
Dick Radatz
Bob Lee
Chance
Jose Cardenal
Willie Smith
Angels
Lee Thomas
Maury Wills
Reds
Joey Jay
Frank Robinson
Wills
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Willie McCovey
Cardinals
McCovey
Curt Simmons
Bob Bruce
Houston Astros
Tony Cloninger
Astros
Bob Aspromonte
Ron Brand
Joe Torre
Joe Morgan
Jim Hickman
Jack Fisher
Mets
Ted Abernathy
Johnny Lewis
Chuck Hiller
Billy Williams
Albert Aikman
New Orleans
Louisiana
Themerican
Jebawco Company
Jackson ST
Eberts
Shell Service
Tire Company
Fisk Tires
Twin-Cities
Aras
Rivers Ford, Inc
Louisville Avenue
Sywerson
Auburn Avenue
Commercial Credit Plan, Incorporated
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