Baseball Night Action Across Cities In May Schedule
A cluttered listing shows multiple baseball matchups with teams such as Chicago San Francisco Cincinnati Milwaukee New York Houston Los Angeles Philadelphia St Louis and Baltimore. Notable performances include Sadecki 44 and Herbel 21 with various pitchers like Drysdale Ford and Horlen. Several games are noted as night fixtures with postponed or twi night scheduling.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
New York
Houston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Wen Lestret
U Louis
National League and American League Scores Summary
Baseball results across leagues with multiple games. Chicago defeats St Louis 5 2 in a night game. Los Angeles tops Philadelphia 4 1. Pittsburgh upsets. New York and Milwaukee post wins. Baltimore beats Kansas City. Minnesota falls to New York. Boston edges Los Angeles. Key pitchers and home runs noted for several clubs.
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Cleveland
Chicago
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
New York
Los Angeles
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Bening Battimore
Baseball and boxing results from multiple leagues
Schedule and scores show Dallas defeating Portland and Salt Lake City beating Indianapolis, plus rainouts in several games. Pacific Coast League and Eastern League results include Seattle over Oklahoma City and Charleston blanking Reading, with Texas League boxing results featuring Charney, Lundgren, Chavarin and others in Sacramento and Oakland bouts.
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Dallas
Portland
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Spokane
San Diego
Denver
Arkansas
Tacoma
Hawaii
Saltaxe City
London
Dave Charney
Britain
Kenny Lane
Muskenon
Mich
Phil Lundgren
Carmelo Acevedo
Hartford
Conn
Sacramento
Calif
Aristeo Chavarin
Mexico
Fred Roots
Danny
Zorrito) Valdez
Mexico City
Fernando Soto
Oakland
Okahoma City
Reading
Baseball Leaders and Standings Highlights
Batting leaders include Williams Chicago 427 and Clemente Pittsburgh 372 with Mays San Francisco 366. Runs batted in feature Mays 43 and Torre Milwaukee 32. Hits leader Williams and Clemente 68. Doubles led by Williams 13, Callison 4, with Clemente and Torre tied. Home runs: Mays 18, Williams 14. Stolen bases show Wills 20 and Harper 11. Pitching leaders list Marichal 1-0 with 89 strikeouts. Oliva Minnesota leads batting at .319 with 74 hits and 38 runs.
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St. Louis
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Ginenery
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Callison
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Hiladelphia
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W. Davis
Aaron
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Farrell
Houston
Bruce
Gibson
Staus
Lemaster
Boston Patriots acquire Mack Yoho for draft rights
The Boston Patriots of the American Football League acquire defensive end Mack Yoho from Buffalo in exchange for the rights to a high future draft choice. A mix of trades, signings, and race results populate the day across major sports markets.
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Boston Patriots
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Krauser Wins Death Match By Single Fall
Karol Krauser the bearded Russian defeated Ali Lovelock in a no time limit death match at Roll Arena last night. Lovelock led 3 0 with three straight falls but Krauser knocked him out in the fourth to claim victory. Bennie Matta won the semi final as Stan Pulaski was disqualified.
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Bob’ Lovelock
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Bennetts seventh win gives Phillies 1st NL lead
Phillies beat Dodgers 4-3 as Bennett improves to 7-3 in a game marked by Perranoski walking two to force in the deciding run. Rojas, Callison, and McMullen led a seven-hit attack. Other NL results included Pirates over Giants 3-1 and Cubs over Cardinals 5-2.
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Dennis Bennett
Ron Perranoski
Bennett
Philadelphia Phillies
Perranoski
Los Angeles Dodger
Phillies
Dodgers
Wes Covington
Jim Brewer
Johnny Callison
Covington
Cookie Rojas
Ed Roebuck
Dodger
John Herrnstein
Rojas
Ken McMullen
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Houston Colts
Baltimore
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Minnesota
New York
Cleveland
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
Bob Veale
Pirates
Donn Clendenon
Bob Hendley
Gene Oliver
Denis Menke
Warren Spahn
Reds
Mary Keough
Vada Pinson
Frank Robinson
Johnny Edwards
Billy Williams
Larry Jackson
Cubs
Curt Simmons
Cardinals
Mets
Hal Woodeshick
Bill Wakefield
Phillies sign two young pitchers from different leagues
Philadelphia Phillies sign Steve Herman a 17 year old from Lincolnton North Carolina and Larry Loughlin 22 from Tacoma Washington and the University of Santa Clara Herman joins Spartanburg in the Western Carolina League while Loughlin goes to Bakersfield in the California League.
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Larry Loughlin
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Spartanburg
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Bakersfield
Trade Talks Stir As Deadline Near
AP report notes looming June 15 deadline as Yankees Dodgers pursue upgrades. Cardinals ship Lew Burdette to Cubs for Glen Hobbie amid bullpen woes. Dodgers seek arms after Podres injury while Aguirre could join them if Tigers waivers. Dressen offloads Frank Lary to Mets. Twins eye Ken McBride. Phillies target right handed outfielder with lefty hitting lineup. Yanks seek relief help as Mantle injury unsettles lineup.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Lew Burdette
Chicago Cubs
Glen Hobbie
Dodgers
Johnny Podres
Hank Aguirre
Detroit
Tigers
Chuck Dressen
Frank Lary
New York Mets
Minnesota Twins
Ken McBride
Los Angeles’ Angels
Yanks
Twins
Phillies
Ruben Amaro
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Wes Covington
Phils
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Richmond
Mickey Mantle
2nd Motorcycle Races Scheduled At Selman Field
Motorcycle racers from the south and southwest meet for the second spring event at Selman Field co sponsored by the Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce and the Twin City Ramblers. Time trials start at 1 p.m. with five heat races and five finals at 2 p.m. Proceeds go to Jaycee civic projects. J W Jackson says more riders and bleachers will enhance the program.
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Selman Field
Monroe
Jaycee Civic
J. W. Jackson
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Murphy's Batting Fires Oak Grove in 7-3 Win
Billy Murphy went 4 for 4 and Tim Terrall added a triple to power Oak Grove to a 7-3 victory over Lake Providence in the Northeast Dixie Senior League. Fleming and Jim Boyles earned the win over Garry Graham and Steve Mercer. Tallulah travels to Lake Providence Thursday night.
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Billy Murphy
Tim Terrall
Oak Grove
Fleming
Jim Boyles
Garry Graham
Steve Mercer
Tallulah
Boxing and track notes from across the sports world
Jim Beat ties Henry Wallitsch in a return eight round bout at Sunnyside Garden after Beattie stopped Wallitsch in last year’s Garden semifinal. Yale names Thomas Hill captain. Hill holds Yale indoor and outdoor high jump records. Belmont hopeful Northern Dancer eyes Triple Crown after Derby and Preakness wins. Saturday Stakes preview. Northeastern meets Maine in a decisive best-of-three regional final for a College World Series berth in Omaha. Dixie 400 pole position race sees Lorenzen expected to win at Atlanta track. Stalwart, Northern Dancer half-brother, dies after a racing injury. Missouri and Saint Louis to meet in NCAA district playoff.
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Henry Wallitsch
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