Orioles Halt Yanks as Woodling Delivers Late Lift
Baltimore wins 6-5 over New York behind Gene Woodling's eighth inning homer to tie and win. Orioles stretch lead to 22 games over Cleveland. Yankees slump to 3-4 under interim manager Ralph Houk. Other AL results include Indians, Tigers, Senators sweeping and Red Sox fading. NL leaders Pirates idle while Braves edge Phillies.
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West Monroe Falls To Bastrop In Exhibition Opener
Bastrop beat West Monroe 5 to 1 in six innings as Bastrop pitchers Billy Arnett and Dave Whitworth allowed only one hit in the second through sixth. West Monroe committed four errors, and Bastrop tallied twice in the first and three times in the fifth. Ed Worley Barry Simpson Whitworth and Arnett collected Bastrop hits, while Charles Taylor took the loss for West Monroe. The teams meet again at Bastrop this afternoon at 4 o clock. Jerry Lumpe, a former Yankees minor leaguer, started at second base for Kattsas City.
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Barons Clash With Ramblers In La-Ark League Night
The Bas trop Barons host the unbeaten Ruston Ramblers at Legion Memorial Stadium at 7 30 pm while West Monroe Volunteers try to slow Blackie Black's Barons at Ruston at 7 45 pm The Sterlington and Dubach games are idle today with Monroe at Dubach and Sterlington scheduled for Sunday
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Memphis Open leads after first round in Memphis
Four professionals shot 65 to share the opening round lead at the Memphis Open a $30 000 golf tournament Ben Hogan looms in the background Bob Rosburg among the leaders but failed to break 65 Ruston Bastrop West Monroe and Monroe race for Ark honors with Bastrop likely to pitch Bobo Thompson as Red Sims guides the Monroe club in spring play
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Minden Star guard to join Louisiana Tech for next season
Minden High School all state star David Hruska has signed to enroll at Louisiana Tech in Ruston next winter. The 753-point season and 1,312 career points place him fourth in Minden’s scoring all time. He led AA basketball honors and excelled in baseball and track, winning state hop step jump.
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Baseball results and schedule from major leagues
American League results show Washington and Baltimore wins with several night games and Sundays set. National League schedules include St Louis, San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles with multiple twin bills. Other leagues list postponed games and Pacific Coast fixtures with Seattle, Vancouver and Portland on 1 3.
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Ex Athletes Enter NAIA Shrine In Sioux Falls
Four former athletes were inducted into the NAIA track and field hall of fame in Sioux Falls. C W Bill Martin former Notre Dame Charles Foster of Kearney State Charles Holding formerly of East Texas State and John W Morris now coach at Houston Univ are the inductees. Also listed are Texas League and Southern Atlantic League game results and schedules for Friday with several rain delays.
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Bill) Martin
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Milwaukee Inks Longhorn Star
Milwaukee Braves sign two top prospects Ray Menge from Texas and Glenn Gilbert from Alabama to club contracts. Menge, 24, left bats and throws, recently graduated Texas and played Class AA Texas League. Gilbert, 17, right handed pitcher, from Alexander City High School, Alabama, recently graduated and reassigned from Jacksonville Sally League to a lower club.
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Minor League Hemphill Leads 84-21 Wins in Local Play
Hemphill went 2-3 to pace Dew Music to an 84 victory over Buddy Blair. Alford led the losers with two hits in two trips. The Squire Shop powered past Rodriguez 21-3 with Farr Kellogg and Giardinia each collecting three hits. Clay threw a two hitter. Reynolds took the loss. Steve's Market crushed Paragon Club 21-1 behind Sutton and Massey. Bushnell and Devereaux were the losers.
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Mrs McMahan Wins DeSiard Woman's Golf Crown
Mrs Lorraine McMahan defeated defending champion Mrs Dot Nash 2 and 1 in the Bayou DeSiard Country Club tournament final to claim the women’s club golf championship. Nash shot 82 while McMahan carded a 79 qualifying medalist score and become only the third winner of the DeSiard title.
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Barons Lead Pack as Southern Association Clubs Shuffle For No 2
Birmingham Barons hold a two game edge atop the Southern Association as Nashville Atlanta Shreveport and Little Rock chase the No 2 slot. Dustal 5 hit 5-0 shutout over Chattanooga Lookouts. Nashville blanked Little Rock 3-0 and Atlanta beat Mobile 5-4. Tracewski homered twice for the Crackers and Duane Richards defeated Nashville. A near fight erupted in Chattanooga as Dustal fanned Grandcolas and Lookouts surged edges faded.
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Compton Invitational Stars Stir Track Night in California
Australia’s Herb Elliott headlines the 21st Compton Invitational in Compton, with John Thomas and top shot putters Parry O’Brien, Bill Nieder, and Dallas Long. Elliott faces Jim Grelle and Archie San Romani Jr. as Thomas challenges USC’s Charlie Dumas for top jump honors. others include Ray Norton, Dave Sime, and Ray Beatty in a sprawling field of sprint and distance events with eye on Olympic trials.
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