Baseball results and schedules from national league and American league
Daily slate shows results for Los Angeles Pittsburgh Chicago Houston New York Cincinnati Milwaukee San Francisco Philadelphia and others with night and day games. Upcoming matchups include St Louis at Chicago Houston at New York Cincinnati at Milwaukee San Francisco at Pittsburgh and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with additional American League games Boston at Los Angeles Baltimore at Kansas City New York at Minnesota Washington at Detroit Chicago at Cleveland and Boston at Los Angeles.
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Pintadeionia
Francises
Coeeree
St Lewis
Chicago
Houston
New York
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Pittsdurah
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Himorea
Gale Boston
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Himore
Minnesota
Nian Boston
Boston
Lamabe
Chance
Baltimore
McNally
Penn
Bouter
Kaat
Arrigo
Osteen
Wickersham
Burthardt
Cleveland
Vic Dowell
Ines
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Williams
Cardenas
Great
St. Louis
Torre
Milwakke
Santo
Callison
Bover
Mays
Howard
Los Anes
Allen
Ladelphia
Willa
Marichal
Drysdale
Bunning
Oliva
Hinton
Fre Goss
Freehan
Doliva
Allison Rollins
Aparicio
Feborn
Jin—Wagner
Stuart
Cash
Colavito
Killebrew
Gressoud
Robinson
Causey
Rollins
Ti Gressoud
Mathews
Allison
McAuliffe
Green
Fregos
Versalles
Wagner
Pacific Coast League and others scores summary
Baseball scores from multiple leagues show Portland beats Dallas 4 to 3, Tacoma defeats Hawai i 5 to 2, and Oklahoma City and several others with mixed results. Tuesday games list Oklahoma City at Seattle and other matchups. international, Texas, Southern, and Eastern leagues report various postponed or completed games and standings.
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Portland
Dallas
Sac
Asheville
Charlotte
Lynchburg
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Columbus
Macon
Charleston
Tmira
York
Night Baseball Scores Across American League Showups
Cleveland edges Chicago with a Wagner homer as Pizarro yields late runs. New York tops Minnesota 15 to 6 behind Howard and Terry. Baltimore beats Kansas City 4 to 0 with Aparicio homering, while Boston’s Stuart hits his 9th. Several pitchers log decisions.
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New York
Minnesota
Terry
Mikkelsen
Howard
Stigman
Battey
National League Batting and Pitching Leaders Mixed Totals
Summary of league leaders across batting and pitching categories with names such as Williams Clemente Mays Torre and details on runs batted in hits doubles triples home runs and strikeouts across teams including Pittsburgh San Francisco Chicago and Milwaukee. The data lists top performers in at bats runs scored runs batted in hits and power and speed stats along with several five decision pitchers and their records.
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Williams
Ohio
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Torre
Milwaukee
Mays
San Francisco
Boyer
St. Louis
Allen
Philadelphia
Chicago
Bowling Final Standings and Highlights
Friday bowling results show Roulettes and teams like Black Cats and Dreamers among top finishers. Notable performances include Claudine Atchison with a 297 single and 512 series, while Red Birds led team game at 157 and team series at 2076. Other listed teams include Nine Pins, Dizzy Dares, Roughnecks, Odds and Ends, Peas, and Wildcats.
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Black Cats
Wildcats
St Louis Cardinals Back Hill Sues Time Inc Over Alleged Accusations
In a federal suit, defensive back Jimmy Hill of the St Louis Cardinals claims a Sports Illustrated article maligned him as intent on injuring Green Bay QB Bart Starr in a 1943 game. The suit targets Time Inc and publisher details remain unspecified.
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ST. Louis
Jimmy Hill
St Louis Cardinals
Time Inc
Charoma
Sports Illustrated
Macazine
Green Bay
Bart Starr
Washington
Supreme Court
Frankie Carbo
Crror
Monday Fights In Miami Feature Knockouts And Points
In Miami Perfecto Garcia stopped Harold Wickeever by TKO, while Toxy Hiroshi Kobayashi outpointed Lee Kwang Joo in Fresno Irish Wayne Thornton knocked out Bobby Rescon in Fresno, and Vicente Saldivar defeated Ismael Laguna by decision in Tijuana Mexico City remained home in the mix.
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Miami
Fla
Perfecto Garcia
Harold Wickeever
Deerfield Beach
Toxyq
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Ja Nan
Lee Kwang Joo
Soul Korea
Ith
Fresno
Calif
Wayne Thornton
Bobby Rescon
Mexico City
Tijuana
Mex
Vicente Saldivar
Ismael Laguna
Panama
West Monroe Dixie Youth baseball results feature multiple games
Heard & Son edged Ouachita Bank 2-1 as Harkness and Ziegler led with two hits each. KUZN beat McLemores 63 with Banks and Cannon earning two hits apiece. La Power & Light topped Bancroft 3-1 behind Schaeffer two hits. Rent-All defeated American Oil 3-1 as Leehy and Hendrix delivered key hits.
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Heard & Son
Ouachita Bank
West Monroe
Robert Harkness
Don Ziegler
Kenny Andrisch
Terry Johnston
Larry Heard
Douglas
M. Maddoux
Kuzn
McLemores
Earl Banks
Harvey Cannon
Banks
Milam
Hendricks
Sims
Wilhite
Louisiana Power & Light
Bancroft
Chuck Schaeffer
Jimmy Mitchell
Pwr & Light
Doug Rice
Ramsey
Little League doubleheader notes and scores across parks
Eastside Little League saw Louisiana Machinery blank Eastgate 10 0 with winning battery McCarty and Vaughn. Minor League games featured Piggly Wiggly 2 4 4 High 12 2 2, Standard Lumber 3 2, and WB LaGrange Suncrest 9 7 over Central Bank. North Monroe Lions routed KLIC 18 6 while R&A Jewelers beat Steel Motors 6 2 and Texaco won 9 2 against Van Trow.
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Louisiana Machinery
Eastgate
McCarty
Vaughn
Autonberry
Graham
la. Machinery
Pigely Wiggly
High 12
Piggly Wiggly
Standard Lumber
Southern Equipment
LaGrange
Bolton Suncrest
Central Bank
Northside
Suncrest
Joseph
Russel
Rodgers
Garfield Discount Center
Monroe Glass
John Tarver
David Evans
Discount Center
WB Tarver
Ashton
Evans
Coon
Southside Park
North Monroe Lions
Klic
Tommy Peters
Russel Bates
Buddy Canal
Fatheree
N. Monroe Lions
R&a Jewelers
Steel Motors
Wallace
Berra Crew, Chisox Lose in Rough Twins Battle
Yankees drop to fifth as Minnesota Twins shut out Ralph Terry 2-1 on a five hitter by Dick Stigman. Don Mincher homered, Zoilo Versalles drove in the deciding run. Red Sox, Orioles, Indians win. Hall shines in relief as Cleveland beats Chicago 3-0. Bunker superb in Baltimore rout of Kansas City. Weather delays Pittsburgh-Los Angeles.
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Dick Stigman
Twins
Elston Howard
Ralph Terry
Don Mincher
Zoilo Versalles
Tony Oliva
Baltimore
Kansas City
Boston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Wally Bunker
Orioles
Dick Hall
Hall
Aurelio Monteagudo
Norm Siebern
Dick Brown
Wayne Causey
Luis Aparicio
Dick Stuart
Red Sox
Angels
Big Stu
Barry Latman
Bob Heffner
Bill Monbouquette
Jack Kralick
Seon
Wagner
Juan Pizarro
Larry Brown
Indians slugger Wagener mows down southpaws for 11th homer
Cleveland’s Leon Wagener continued his batting surge against left-handers, hitting his 11th homer off southpaw Juan Pizarro as the Indians shutout the Chicago White Sox 3-0. Wagener, a 6-foot-1 outfielder, said he’s seen so many lefties he’s used to it and noted some pitchers try to jam him while others challenge him.
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Cleveland (Ap
Leon Wagener
Cleveland Indians
Juan Pizarro
Cleveland
Chicago
Wagner Drives in Four as Indians Top Sox in Tight Win
Willie Wagner homered for Cleveland and drove in four in a 4-2 victory over Chicago. Jack Kralick earned his fifth win with six strikeouts, lowering his ERA to 1.82 as Cleveland ran its streak to four while halting the White Sox four-game run. Wagner, nicknamed Daddy Wags, raised his RBI total to 40 and pushed his batting average to .309, fueling Cleveland’s surge and crowd approval.
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Pizarro
Wagner
Tribe
Jack Kralick
Kralick
Cleveland
White Sox
Dr Dickenhorst Captures Pine Hills Challenge Cups
Dr R W Dickenhorst won the Challenge Cup in trap and skeet at Pine Hills Gun Club. He led trap 48x50 and defeated Eddie Holmes Bruce Brooks Jr and Marvin Williamson in a skeet runoff to a perfect 25x25. Lee Vanderpool III shot a perfect 25 at 16 yards but not in the Challenge event.
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R. W. Dickenhorst
Pine Hills
Dickenhorst
Eddie Holmes
Bruce Brooks Jr
Marvin Williamson
Lee Vanderpool III
Bancroft Camp
Cheniere Lake
Vanderpool
Owen Embanato to Enter NAIA Tennis Tourney
Northeast State players Bob Owen of Boulder and Anthony Embanato of Monroe will compete in Kansas City in both singles and doubles. Owen, senior and Gulf States Conference No. 2 singles champion, won 13 straight sets. Embanato played No. 4 and No. 5, posting 5-4 and was part of the GSC No. 2 doubles title team.
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Bob Owen
Boulder
Colo
Anthony
Buddy
Kansas City
Rockhill
Posey Bat Leads Ruston's Legion Junior Victory
Ruston Center Fielder Randolph Posey delivered a bases loaded double in the fourth to plate all three Ruston runs in a 3-1 Junior Legion win over Bossier City. Edwin Ross won with five innings pitched, reliever Reggie Cassidry singled in for the save.
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Bossier City
Randolph Posey
Ruston
Junior Legion
Bossier
Edwin Ross
Reggie Cassidry
Ruston Club
Curtiss Barham
Frank Elkins
Jessie Ingram
Rickie Huckaby
Ferriday Edge Columbia 8-7 in Dixie Senior League
Ferriday defeated Columbia 8 to 7 in a Dixie Senior League baseball game at Ferriday Louisiana. The win improved Ferriday’s record in a tense clash between local teams.
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Ferriday
Columbia
Rabb Shuts Down Foes With Relief Win and Big Day At Bat
Monday at bat, C. C. Rabb earned the win in relief of Shelby Jenkins. May took the loss. Rabb also hit a three run homer and a double and Davis collected three hits. Huey McClaughan went two for three for the losers.
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C. C. Rabb
Shelby Jenkins
May
Rabb
Davis
Huey McClaughan
Change of Luck Stuart Finds All-Star Bats
Dick Stuart, left out of last year’s All-Star roster, credits two spare all-star bats for a surge that included a grand slam off Moe Drabowsky. Since picking up the bats, he has seven homers, 15 RBIs, and a .325 average, fueling Boston’s 4-3 win over Los Angeles as the Angels slump. Heffner earned his fourth win in five decisions.
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Wagner
Los Angeles
Cleveland
RBI
Hal Trosky
Ralph Houk
Norm Siebern
Kansas City
Boston
Moe Drabowsky
Minnesota
Stuart
Barry Latman
Angels
Bob Heffner
Heffner
Bill Monbouquette
Alabama Heads Louisiana Tech Slate For 1966
RUSTON Louisiana Tech will open 1965 against Rice and in 1966 host or travel to Tuscaloosa Alabama for a tentative September 24 night game. Athletic director Joe Aillet said NCAA affiliation helped place Alabama on the schedule and boost Gulf States Conference prestige. He noted Louisiana Tech’s desire to play top teams and meet strong challenges.
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Ruston
Louisiana Tech
Rice University
U, of Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Joe Aillet
Bama
Alabama
Aillet
Gulf States
LeBlanc Wins Double SAAU Sprint Crowns in New Orleans
Dalton Le Blanc of Indian State dominates the SAAU meet in New Orleans winning the 100 in 9.7 seconds and the 200 in 21.3. Doug Constant places second in triple jump, Jack McDougall of Reserve wins high jump at 6-0, with others competing from Northwestern and Southeastern.
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Northeast State
Southern Amateur Athletic Union
New Orleans
Dalton LeBlanc
Doug Constant
Jack McDougall
Reserve
Northeast
LeBlanc
Monty Ledbetter
Northwestern
Southeastern
Mike Reid
Lafayette
McNeese
al Habetz
Monroe Dixie Seniors Meet at Southside Dixie Field
The Monroe Dixie Seniors host KNOE at Southside Dixie Field with Ryan Chevrolet as sponsor. Ouachita National Bank faces First Fidelity in a 7 pm game as part of the event lineup.
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Southside
Dixie Field
Ryan Chevrolet
Knoe
Ouachita National Bank
First Fidelity
Long Shot or Sure Thing in Stocks
A Merrill Lynch ad cites a study tracking 1700 NYSE common stocks from 1926 to 1960. It reports 18 of 22 periods yielded positive, tax and commission adjusted annual returns from 2% to over 20%. The text invites readers to mail a coupon to learn more.
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New York Stock Exchange
Merrill Lynch
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Face the Facts
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