Colts and Mets in opposite baseball paths this day
The Houston Colts and New York Mets stood at opposite ends of the baseball spectrum today. The Colts surged with 31 total hits in a doubleheader against the Pirates, winning 10-6 and 10-3 to close within four games of first in the NL, led by Warwick Mesias Lillis and Larker. The Mets suffered their 15th straight loss, 6-1 to the Giants, with Willie Mays homering and Juan Marichal tossing six innings of strong work as New York remained last in the league.
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Giants
Carl Warwick
Ramon Mesias
Bob Lillis
Norm Larker
Forbes Field
Pirates
Bob Tiefenauer
Ken Johnson
Warwick
St. Louis Cardinals
Mejias
Lillis
Larker
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Philadelphia Phillies
Dodgers
Bob Miller
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
New York
Polo Grounds
Marichal
Willie Mays
Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Billy Williams
George Altman
Don Elston
Cincinnati Reds
Milwaukee Braves
Cardinals
Tennessee mountains produce golf phenom Dock Goss
A new Sam Snead style golfer Dock Goss emerges from Tennessee mountains poised to shock the tour. Signed by Spalding, the 29-year-old six foot five player reportedly drives 435 yards and has a best round of 59 at Rockwood.
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UPI
Sam Snead
Tennessee Mountains
George Bayer
Dock Goss
Goss
Whittle Spring Golf Club
Spalding
Dock
Pheenom
Madisonville
Tenn
Whittle Springs
Dock Long
Rockwood
Harriman
Hebert captures Memphis Open after 30 foot sudden death putt
Lionel Hebert of Lafayette Louisiana recovered from a late misstep to win the $40,000 Memphis Open in a three man playoff. He drilled a 30 foot birdie on the first playoff hole at Colonial Country Club securing $6,400 and beating Gary Player and Gene Littler who tied at 267 after 72 holes.
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Lafayette
Memphis
Tenn
Hebert Bird
Gary Player
Gene Littler
Hebert
Memphis, Tenn
Lafayuette
South Africa
Littler
Player
Colonial Country Club
Roe Cagnolatti Takes Tallulah Memorial Title
Roe Cagnolatti of Tallulah defeated Gene Adams of West Monroe to win the championship of the 27th Tallulah Memorial Day Tournament at the Tallulah Country Club. E. B. Peddy of West Monroe won the championship consolation. Other flight winners included Dr. H. Provine and Tommy Leott in First, Harry Holt and Tom Scott in Second, Bob Jackson and Bill King Sr. in Third, A. C. Williams and Dave Allen in Fourth, and Wayne Harkey and Donald Joseph in Fifth with Ralph Byrd as consolation.
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Roe Cagnolatti
Monroe
Gene Adams
West Monroe
Tallulah Country Club
E. B. Peddy
Dr. H
Provine
Tommy Leott
Bill King, Jr
Baseball scores and standings across four leagues
Major and minor league results list wins and losses for teams in the American Association Pacific Coast League International League Texas League Eastern and South Atlantic League. Highlights include Denver Louisville and Indianapolis record 4-3 5-3 and 7-2 while Dallas-Fort Worth Omaha and Oklahoma City games are postponed or played. Weekend and Sunday results feature Salt Lake City Tacoma and San Diego run totals and scattered postponements.
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Louisville
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Ft. Worth
Omaha
Indianapolis Omaha
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
Tacoma
Spokane
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Hawaii
American Association
Dallas-Fort Worth
Yankees Edge Angels as they prep long stretch with Indians
The Yankees won 6-3 over the Los Angeles Angels to pull into a first place tie with Cleveland after a weekend series that drew 146,623 fans. Elston Howard hit two homers and four runs, boosting New York as they head into 21 straight games against Cleveland Detroit and Baltimore while Mantle and Arroyo miss time and the team contends with a .250 batting average. Credit to starting pitcher Roland Sheldon for a strong early outing before relief by Marshall Bridges.
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Indians
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Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Minnesota Twins
Washington Senators
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Kansas City
Phillies
Johnny Podres
Johnny Callison
R.b.i
S. Elston
Cal Koonce
Williams
Altman
Chicago
Cincinnati
del Crandall
Braves
Cards
Bob Hendley
Hank Fischer
Bob Gibson
Elston Howard
Johnny Blanchard
Marshall Bridges
Angels
Roland Sheldon
Chico Fernandez
Norm Cash
Ron Nischwitz
Cleveland
Don Messi
Tigers
Cash
Jim Gentile
Orioles
LOS Angeles
New York Yankees
U.S. Steel
Chavez’ Ravine
Yanks
Howard
Detroit
Baltimore
Mickey Mantle
Luis Arroyo
Mantle
Arroyo
Whitey Ford
John Blanchard
Eli Grba
Blanchard
New York
Art Fowler
Yankee
Sheldon
DeWitt Hands Reds' Control Over To Board
Cincinnati ap owner Bill DeWitt transfers control of the Reds board to the Crosley Foundation temporarily and vows to keep the team in Cincinnati for at least five years. The sale to DeWitt remains unresolved amid a state probe into the club sale. Rippe Jr. group had offered 5.5 million, twice, but foundation and attorney general review continues.
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Cincinnati
Bill DeWitt
Cincinnati Reds Board of Trustees
Crosley Foundation
Ohio
Mark McElroy
Crosley
Rippe
Betsy Rawls, Kathy Cornelius Battle For Zaharias Open Lead
Rain has postponed the final 18 holes of the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas to today. Betsy Rawls of Spartanburg South Carolina and Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale Arizona share the 36 hole lead with 146, four strokes ahead of the pack. Sandra Haynie Ruth Jessen and Betty Jameson are tied for third at 150 with five players at 151.
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Tex
Ruth Jessen
Seattle
Betty Jameson
San Antonio
McCarthy the Sports Announcer Dies at 79
New York AP reports Clem McCarthy longtime horse race and prize fight announcer died in a nursing home at age 79. He had been ill since 1956 and suffered injuries from a Derby Day 1957 auto crash in the Bronx. He left no relatives and died at Dresden Mansion nursing home.
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Clem McCarthy
McCarthy
Bronx
Dresden Madison
North Park Central Savings Bank and local games schedule
Evening baseball and softball lineup lists four matchups at North Park Central Savings Bank Colbert's Hardware at 6 p m Shell Oil meets Ouachita National Bank at 8 p m South Park McLemore's Shopping Center faces Green Brothers Dairy at 6 p m A J Lester Insurance takes on Sanders Lumber Company at 8 p m
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Central Savings Bank
Colbert’s Hardware
Shell Oil
Ouachita National Bank
South Park
McLemore’s
Green Brothers Dairy
A. J. Lester Insurance
Sanders Lumber Company
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