Baseball results and nights for Monday pitchers
Baseball scores show New York, Cleveland and others, plus Monday night matchups Chicago at Los Angeles Minnesota at Kansas City Detroit at Cleveland Boston at Washington New York at Baltimore. Probable pitchers Fischer vs Turley Stigman vs Wick ersham and more listed. several games completed with notable home runs by Adcock Whitfield Pearson L Thomas Nicholson and Snider.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Washington
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Fischer
Turley
Stigman
Wickersham
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Houston
L. Pet
Wasgner
Raiine
Causey
Robinson
Fox
Allison
Hinton
Pearson
Kaline
Siebern
Wagner
Stuart
Nicholson
Schilling
Malzone
Versailes
Power
Boyer
Yastrzemskii
Clinton
Cimoli
Tresh
Bost
Minne- Mantle
Aparicio
Wood
Charles
Smith
Landis
City
Bouton
New
New Py”nan Ds: Pappas, Aoa 41, 000; Rakow, Kansas City
Barber
Bunning
Pascual
Cheney
Penn
Baseball and horse racing mix in bustling sports roundup
Sunday results across leagues show Indianapolis routing Buffalo 61 to 7 in the International League while Columbus and Rochester split wins. Batting leaders include Wagner and Cepeda with high averages, and strikeout leaders include Koufax and Drysdale. Horse racing notes cover Long Branch Stakes and other stakes from Oceanport to Hollywood Park, with multiple winners and odds listed.
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NEW Nore Coley
Smart
Mr. Consistency
Hollywood Park
Washington Park
ISTON
Suffolk Downs
Westbury
N.Y
Roosevelt Raceway
Left Handers Buckle Yankees Shield World Champs
Left handers beat the New York Yankees as Cleveland Indians ace Jack Kralick shutout the champs 5-0 and Sam McDowell topped them 7-2 in the nightcap. Fred Whitfield drove in three runs in the second game while Kralick improved to 4-0 since May 2 trade.
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Cleveland
Williams
Hamilton
Reniff
Azcue
Howard
Ww—McDowell
L—Williams
Whitfield
New York Yankees
Jack Kralick
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
Yankees
Kralick
Minnesota Twins
Indians
McDowell
Pittsburgh
Champs
Twins
Kansas City Athletics
Clete Boyer
Mickey Mantle
Joe Adcock
Bill Stafford
Jack
Tribe
Fred Whitfield
Adcock
Auto race crash kills Allen Crowe at New Bremen speedway
Allen Crowe, 34, died after a sprint car crash at New Bremen Speedway on a dirt half mile. His car flipped and caught fire. two rivals struck the wreck as Crowe was pulled free but died at Good Samaritan Hospital Dayton. This marked the second USAC driver death that year after a deadly incident at New Bremen the prior August.
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Allen Crowe
Springfield
New Bremen
Ohio
Crowe
Indianapolis
New Bremen, Ohio
New Bremen Speedway
Ill
Chuck Engel
Reynoldsburg
Good Samaritan Hospital
Dayton
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
U.S. Automobile Club
McCluskey
Parnelli Jones
Jones
Chuck Hulse
Downey
Calif
Don Branson
Champaign
Illl
USAC
Don Davis
Mays Hit Three Homers as Giants Top Cardinals 6 4
Willie Mays powered the San Francisco Giants with a three homer game against the St Louis Cardinals boosting his hitting streak and lifting the team toward the NL race. Giants won 6 to 4 as Mays carried the offense amid a lineup of strong hitters.
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Willie
Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Mays
Harvey Kuenn
St. Louis
Busch Stadium
Cardinals
Angels Rally Halts Orioles as Giants Beat Cardinals
In a weekend of mixed results, the Los Angeles Angels defeated Baltimore 8-2 to end a slide and keep within reach of first place. Willie Mays homered three times for the Giants in a 6-1 win over St Louis, boosting New York’s Mets to a doubleheader sweep and widening the NL lead. Other scores saw the Indians and Phillies winning, while the Dodgers and Reds tangled in a high‑drama 9th‑inning miscue.
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Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Angels
Chicago White Sox
Boston Red Sox
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
Kansas City
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Colts
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia
Chicago
Phils
Cubs
Angels
Orioles
Dean Chance
Birds
Julio Navarro
Albie Pearson
Lee Thomas
Juan Pizarro
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Stuart
Boston
Ron Hansen
Floyd Robinson
Pete Ward
White Sox
Los Angeles
California
Mt. Everest
Chavez Ravine
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Giants
Cardinals
St. Louis
Bastrop Juniors Visit Farmerville clash at 7:45 pm
Bastrop America Legion Junior baseball team travels to Farmerville to face the Farmerville club tonight at 7:45. Don Reeves will start on the mound for Terral with Ronnie Nolan catching. Builders lineup includes Gene Terral at first, Ronnie Farrar second, Billie Anderson third, Joe Albritton short, Larry Gray Taylor left, Johnnie Long center, Gary Lynn Albritton right.
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Farmerville
Bastrop
America Legion
Don Reeves
Terral
Ronnie Nolan
Gene Terral
Ronnie Farrar
Billie Anderson
Joe Albritton
Larry Gray
Taylor
Johnnie Long
Gary Lynn Albritton
Widener horse wins Paris Prix Jean Prat race
Spy Well owned by Mrs Alec Widener and ridden by Roger Poincelet won Sundays $24 000 Prix Jean Prat at Longchamp. Fast Dip took second and Manderlay finished third.
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Widener
Paris
UPI
Spy Well
Alec Widener
Roger Poincelet
Longchamp
Fast Dip
Manderlay
Major Stars Enter NAIA Shrine In St Joseph
Norm Siebern and Jerry Lumpe of the Kansas City Athletics and Chuck Hiller of the San Francisco Giants were inducted into the NAIA Baseball Hall of Fame. Coaches S B Holt and Marion McDonald also honored at the banquet as the NAIA tournament opened. J J Clemens named NAIA Baseball Coach of the Year for Georgia Southern despite district playoff loss.
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Norm Siebern
Jerry Lumpe
Kansas City Athletics
Chuck Hiller
San Francisco Giants
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics Baseball Hall of Fame
S. B
Frosty) Holt
Carson- Newman
City Stadium
J. J. Clemens
Clemens
Georgia Southern
Johnny Broadnax
Atlanta
University of Georgia
Byron
Bud) Baker
Julius Hochman
Siebern
Lumpe
Thomas Feely
Hiller
St. Thomas College
St Paul, Minn
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