Baseball slate with multiple night matches across leagues
Schedule lists night games for the major and minor leagues including Los Angeles at New York San Francisco at Montreal San Diego at Philadelphia Cincinnati at Pittsburgh Houston at Chicago Atlanta at St. Louis plus Boston Minnesota Seattle California Detroit Washington Kansas City New York Minnesota Chicago Boston Baltimore Oakland Cleveland Seattle Washington Kansas City New York Minnesota Chicago Boston and minor league pairings in International League American Association Texas League Southern League Eastern League Pacific Coast League with several rain affected or TV listed fixtures.
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Los Angeles
Foster
New York
Seaver
San Francisco
McCormack
Montreal
Weaener
San Diego
Kirby
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Aserrit
Pittsburgh
Veale
Houston
Lemaster
Chicago
Hands
Atlanta
Pappas
St. Louis
Carlton
Nicht
Chica
Boston
Minnesota
Seattle
Cleveland
California
Detroit
Washington
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cuellar
Oakland
Odom
Hiller
Messersmith
Tiant
Pattin
Hannan
Bunker
Peterson
Boswell
Peters
Lonborn
Petmas Chicago
St Louis
Los Anaetes
Ge Cincinnati
Su Houston
Baston
Carlos
Sweetroll
May
Lee
Chicago White Sox
Reds
Luis Aparicio
White Sox
Mike Hogan
Pilots
Denny McLain
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Harmon Killebrew
New York Mets
Fenway Park
Sparky Lyle
Don Gutteridge
Mike Nagy
Rico Petrocelli
Carl Yastrzemski
Red Sox
Hegan
Yankees
State Champ Holy Cross Has Honorees
Holy Cross star Chuck Knowles earned outstanding player honors as the state champion’s lone selection on the Class triple-A All-State team. Chalmette and West Monroe followed with two honorees apiece, while Hartman Holman and Boddie anchored the mound corps alongside Knowles, with a cast of backstop and outfield standouts rounding out the roster.
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Louisiana Sports Writers Association
Holy Cross
Chuck Knowles
West Monroe
Holman-sparked
Lions
Chalmette
Knowles
Jean Faust
Scribes
Louisiana
Faust
Tigers
St. Aloysius
Bogalusa
Woodlawn
Don Hartman
Eddie Holman
Ouachita Parish
Bobby Boddie
Hartman
AAA
Holman
Boddie
Knights
Baton Rouge Broadmoor
Jim Kadi
James Bergeron
Terrebonne
Houma
Kadi
Bucs
Bergeron
Capitain Shreve
Mike Harter
Shreveport Lad
Robert E. Lee High
Ricky Baron
Doug Rice
Kenny Chaffin
Shreveport Airline
Slidell
Tom Abney
Jimmy Mitchell
Jimmy Dean
Abney
Mitchell
Dean
Ouachita
Bob Boddie
Broadmoor
C. Shreve
Rick Baron
Lee High
W. Monroe
Ken Chaffin
Airline
Jim Mitchell
Jim Dean
Chalmette Util
Steve Collins
Catholic
Sensational Coffee to Compete in Champions Meet
Baton RougeSpecial Louisiana State freshman Al Coffee emerges as a relay standout and has clocked the world fastest 45.6 seconds in the open quarter, doing so in just three attempts.
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Baton Rouge
Louisiana State
al Coffee
Houston
Tex
Coffee
Sweetroll drives Sox past Red Sox in tight rally
Carlos May's sweet swing caps a late inning comeback as Chicago White Sox rally to beat Boston 6-4 at Fenway. Lee May, teammates and other AL stars figure in a day of baseball action with Seattle and Minnesota also winning. May and Coffee shine in college track talk.
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Chicago White Sox
Carlos May
Boston Red Sox
Cassius Clay hearing delay marks court session
A U S District Court Judge ordered a two day delay in the wire tap conversation hearing involving former heavyweight champion Cassius Clay. Other sports notes include the Houston Oilers signing SMU flanker Jerry Levins, and multiple horse racing results from Belmont Saratoga and Delaware Park venues.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
U.S
Houston Oilers
AFL
Jerry Levins
SMU
Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Summary
The data lists top AL and NL batting leaders by at bats and key players with high averages, runs, RBIs, doubles, triples, home runs, and stolen bases. It also records pitching records with win loss marks and strikeout totals for noted pitchers across both leagues.
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Hogan
Sen
B-Allen
Wash
Pinella
K.C
D.green
Oak
McAuliffe
Det
Petrocelli
Bost
F.howard
R.jackson
Pepitone
N.Y
Yastrzemski
Epstein
Lolich
Phoebus
Balt
Culp
McDowell
Cleve
McLain
Pattin
R. Jackson
Talan
Cin
B.williams
Chic
M.alou
Pitt
N.miller
Houst
McCovey
Lmay
Wynn
R.allen
Phil
Aaron
Atl
Brock
Morgan
Bonds
S.F
Wills
Mtt
Ai Jackson
Abernathy
Stone
Baldschun
Halrymoon
Fryman
Singer
L.A
Gibson
Stl
Jenkins
D.wilson
Perry
Casanova Files Bankruptcy Suit in 1960s Case
Catcher Paul Casanova of the Washington Senators filed bankruptcy schedules listing debts of 20 150 and assets of 896 Federal referee Joseph O Kaiser was asked to handle creditor arrangements among those listed including credit bureaus and department stores Casanova said he earned 15000 in 1967 and 18000 last year with only 3 in cash recorded among assets.
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Baltimore
Paul Casanova
Washington Senators
Joseph O. Kaiser
Casanova
Paulie
Washington
Mrs Donovan's New Tag Team Set For Ring Tonight
Mrs Donovan introduces Dandy Jack Donovan and Jerry Brown in the Civic Center Arena main event to challenge Tarzan Baxter and Tom Jones for the United States tag titles. The card features Chuck Karbo versus Cowboy Frankie Lane and Oni Wiki Wiki versus Nikita Malkovich with eight fifteen o clock start.
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Jack Donovan
Jerry Brown
Civic Center Arena
Tarzan Baxter
Tom Jones
Baxter
Jones
Tarzan
Jack
Jerry
Donovan
Brown
Ron Reed
Chuck Karbo
Frankie Lane
Oni Wiki Wiki
Nikita Malkovich
George Curtis
Tony Romano
Committee Talks Realignment to Add Minor League Teams
New York AP report says the Minor League Realignment Committee met to discuss adding six teams, two in Class AAA and four in Class AA, aiming for 24 teams per class and one affiliate for each major league club. Committee chairman Bob Howsman notes leagues won’t be newly created. overall minor league participation stands at 126 teams across 20 leagues.
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New York
Bob Howsman
Cincinnati Reds
Hewsam
Pudgy Cassius Clay Aims for Hamburger Chain
Cassius Clay, weighing 239 pounds, says he will never return to boxing and plans a nationwide hamburger restaurant chain. He spoke after a 30 minute court appearance with Judge Joe Ingraham regarding his 1967 draft deferral conviction. A Supreme Court ordered hearing on wire tapping is delayed to allow prosecutors to file reply.
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Houston
Cassius Clay
Joe Ingraham
Ingraham
Clay
Supreme Court
Elijah Muhammad
Black Muslin
Charles Morgan Jr
Atlanta
Justice Department
Morgan
Atty
John W. Mitchell
U.S. Atty
Anthony J. P. Farris
Farris
Circuit Court
Solicitor General
Move To Honor McKenzie With Stadium Planned
Monroe plans the Dave McKenzie Memorial Recreation Stadium to honor the late Twin Cities sports figure. The project funds about 20 900 dollars with a Benoit Recreation Center site on Monroe’s southside and mixed labor pledges. Donations may be sent to Webb Nix at American Bank Monroe La 71201.
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Dave McKenzie
Twin Cities
Monroe
McKenzie
West Monroe
Webb Nix
Benoit Recreation Center
Nix
American Bank
P.O
W. L. Howard
Dixie
Dixie League Shell Oil Tops American Bank 6-2
Shell Oil defeated American Bank 6-2 as Bill Harrison doubled and drove in three. Gunn had two hits for American Bank. Baker and McDougald joined Porter on the Shell mound. Central Bank beat Standard Lumber 10-6 with Portman winning and Harvey collecting three hits for Central. Hebert and Davis had two hits for Standard.
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H. Mickel
Scott Insurance
Northside
Plitt
Scott
Golson
Pipes
Hance
LaSuzza
Monroe
Green Brothers Dairy
Pat Dowd
Cliff Lane
Green Brothers
Dowd
Cooke
Bagweell
Neal
Friendly Finance
Noth Monroe Lions
Holt
Brafford
Lions
Johnson
Lee
Neely
Brantford
First Federal
Anthony
Foster
Tim
McCoa
Ardento
Brown
AC Music
Monzingo
ABC Music
Marionneaux
Neitz
Hopkins
Ray
Shell Oil
American Bank
Bill Harrison
RBI
Gunn
Shell Gil
Baker
McDougald
Campbell
Central Bank
Standard Lumber
Portman
Mike Harvey
Central
Hebert
Davis
Standard
Harvey
Collier
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Toledo
Louisville
Richmond
Syracuse
Tidewater
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Tulsa
Denver
Omaha
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Iowa
Amarillo
Shreveport
Asheville
Birmingham
Charlotte
Montgomery
Savannah
Pittsfield
Reading
York
Manchester
Elmira
Tucson
Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Vancouver
Phoenix
Ron Brocato
New Orleans States
Chisox
Dick Couch
Associated Press
Sweetroll Kid
Swinging May
LSU
Joe May
Lexington
Knoxville
Tenn
Bengal
Glenn “Slats
Hardin
Catholic High
Collins
New Orleans
Jim Herath
Adferimer
Steve Whitaker
Steve Barker
Jim Bouton
Ken Harrelson
Angels
Jay Johnstone
Jim Fregosi
Tom Murphy
Rudy May
Killebrew
Bobby Cox
Duke Snider
Jim Kaat
Twins
Bernie Allen
Senators
Australia
David Walker
Golf
Winchester
Marie Lindstrom
Shirley Englehorn
Lionel Hebert
Rod Duden
Ore
Saratoga Springs
Sharness
Leonard O'Meara
Saratoga Raceway
Marieta
Belmont
Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Ocean
Suffolk Downs
Warrington
Continental Racing Associa
Continental Racing Association
Liberty Bell Park
Trans-National Communications of
Oakland Seals
National Hockey League
Carew
Minn
F.robinson
Murcer
C.may
Blair
Horner
Sea
Powell
A.conialiaro
We F.robinson
F Robinson
Buford
D.johnson
Nationa
Eague
Hearon
All
C.jones
Menke
A M.alou
Kessinger
Perez
Banks
Santo
Tolan
L.may
A.johnson
H.aaron
Ali
Way Park
Tom McCraw
Walt Williams
Louis Aparicio
Russ Gibson
Pudgy Clay
SHELL
Conoco
Jackson
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