Baseball Standings and Scores Across Leagues
National League bulletins show San Francisco leading at 30 16 652 while Los Angeles sits 27 18 600 and Philadelphia at 22 20 524. Results include Chicago 2 Pittsburgh 1 and San Francisco 5 Philadelphia 3 in recent games.
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Alou
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Hart
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Aaron
Mays
An Francisco
Parker
Flood
White
Morgan
Clemente
Pinson
Johnson
Phillips
McCarver
Taylor
Torre
Lefebvre
Wills
Brock
W. Davis
Marshal
Koufax
Bunning
Perry
Gibson
Veale
Marichal
Ryun Prime Candidate To Break World Mile Record
Kansas freshman Jim Ryun, 19, is poised to challenge the world mile mark with a fast pace at Compton Invitational or later AAU events. He aims to top Michael Jazy and follows previous record holder Glenn Cunningham, with Grelle as the only notable challenger in the field.
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Michael Jazy
France
Jean Vadoux
Jazy
Compton
Jim Grelle
Ryun
Cyrol Burleson
Kipchoge Keino
Grelle
Kiev
Russia
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Bob Timmons
Kansas
Ryan
San Diego
Peter Snell
New Zealand
Wichita
Kan
Cunningham
First Fidelity Beats KNOE 7-2 on Johnsons Three Hits
Dixie League game sees First Fidelity overpower KNOE 7-2 as Johnson collects three hits. Peters earns the win while Holman takes the loss. A triple play by Laces is noted amid the miscues and scoring. Ouachita Bank edges Ryan Chevrolet 6 to 2 with Sciara winning and Floyd suffering the defeat.
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Knoe
Johnson
Fidelity
Peters
Holman
Laces
Williams
Powell
Ouachita Bank
Ryan Chevrolet
Sciara
Floyd
Tevler
Richard LB
Memorial Day 500 winner earns 156 297 in big purse
Graham Hill of London confirmed winner of the Memorial Day 500 mile race earning 156 297 from a 691 304 purse. Also reports from tennis and baseball including Jauffret defeating Emerson and leading players with season stats figures.
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Indianapolis
Graham Hill
London
Paris
Francois Jauffret
France
Australia
Roy Emerson
England
Cliff Rickney
Dallas
Terry Addison
Ouachita Wildlife Unit Opposes State Funds Transfer
The Ouachita Wildlife Unit opposed moving 4.2 million in state conservation funds to the general fund. Wildlife biologist Jerry Farrar described progress toward securing the Cities Service Game Management Area in Ouachita parish, a 17 310 acre lease largely owned by major companies. He warned of hunting being restricted to private leases as bulldozers advance on surrounding lands.
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Farrar
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
GMA
Swartz
Fairbanks
Ouachita Parish
Cities Service
Columbian Fuel
Ashland Oil
Union Producing
International Paper
State of Louisiana
Chicago Mills
Lafourche
Russell Sage Gma
Hobson
Hobson Norris
LWLFC
Columbia
Ouachita River
Darbonne
T. L. James
Olin Mathieson
Giants Ace Marichal Wins Despite Elbow Troubles
Juan Marichal battled fatigue and a balky elbow yet pitched to a 10-0-0 record with a 5-3 win over the Reds. He worked six scoreless innings, fanned 10, and posted his ninth complete game as Leo Cardenas and late homers challenged him.
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Cincinnati Reds
Marichal
Giants
Reds
Leo Cardenas
Philadelphia
John Edwards
Sammy Ellis
Tito Fuentes
Jim Hart
Cardenas
Los Angeles Dodgers
Atlanta
St. Louis
Houston
Ray Washburn
Hal Woodeshick
Bill White
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh
Heldman Faces Major Test in Paris Tennis Tourney
Julie Heldman of New York, 20, unseeded in the French International, meets top American rival Margaret Smith of Australia in a quarter final. Smith, the world’s leading player and No 1 seed, looms as a powerful serve and volley challenge as Heldman aims to advance amid U S hopes in the event.
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UPI
Julie Heldman
New York
Margaret Smith
Australia
United States
Germany
Edda Buding
Miss Smith
U.S
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Tex
Annette van Zyl
South Africa
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Francoise Durr
France
Anne Haydon Jones
Britain
Helga Schultze
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Marty Mulligan
Cliff Drysdale
Alexander Metroveli
Sergei Likachev
Reichardt Ties MLB Extra-Inning Strikeout Record
Rick Reichardt the rookie outfielder for the Angels tied an MLB extra inning strikeout record by fanning six times in a 14 inning game against the Indians. The feat matches a mark set in 1913 and later repeated in 1956 with other players. Reichardt struck out four times in the first nine innings and reached six in the 14th.
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Anaheim
Rick Reichardt
California
Carl Weisman
St. Louis Browns
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh
Reichardt
Bob Co
Minnesota
Missouri Penitentiary Ends Two Boxing Teams Compete
The Missouri Penitentiary maintains two boxing teams that compete against external opponents from outside the prison. The squads showcase inmate boxers in intercity bouts and share gym space with other prison athletic programs.
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Missouri Penitentiary
T L James Opens Legion Season With 8-1 Win
Gary Crawford pitched a three hitter as T L James Contractors defeated RC Cola 8-1. Six first inning runs set the tone while RC Cola committed seven errors. Catcher Jimmy Lindsey had two hits including a double for the winners.
Referee Slugged as Hodge and Smith Win Main Event
A blow to the referee led to defeat for George Harris and The Great Bolo in the Fox Roll-Arena main event Tuesday night. The referee awarded the bout to challengers Danny Hodge and Tiny Smith after the slugging incident.
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Bolo
Fox Roll-Arena
Danny Hodge
Tiny Smith
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