Dodgers Score in 14th Down Braves 6 5 Shifts
The scorebook recounts a marathon day with MLB results across leagues. Notable items include a 4 3 Boston win over Detroit, 7 6 Bettimore over California, and Cleveland 3 Chicago 2 after 14 innings, plus multiple night matchups in New York, Washington, Baltimore, and beyond.
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Bettimore
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Cleveland
Chicago
Dobland
Washington
Baltimore
New York
Weno Pe
Clevelant
Cards Surge Past Houston. Braves Grab Second in NL Race
The St. Louis Cardinals end a slumping stretch with a 7 2 victory over Houston, extending a six game win streak and moving to a 28 21 record for a .571 percentage. Cepeda Shannon and Javier fueled the offense while Briles earned his sixth win as the NL scene saw Phils, Braves and Dodgers winning elsewhere.
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Chicago Cubs
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Cardinal
Nelson Briles
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Atlanta
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Pittsburgh
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Curt Flood
Shannon
Cal Maxvill
Denn Lemaster Cepeda
Briles
Chris Short
Phils
Giants
Roberto Pena
Ray Sadecki
Ken Bovers
Rocky Colavito
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Claude Osteen
Bob Veale
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Veale
Tito Francona
Claude Raymond
Reds
Pete Rose
Tommy Helms
Alex Johnson
Ken Johnson
Raymond
Joe Torre
West Monroe Dixie Boys edge Bethel in league play
West Monroe Dixie Boys Ridge Avenue toppled Bethel 4 in a Church League clash as Fulton won and Dalby lost. Franks led the winners with three hits while Parker had three for Bethel. New Chapel Hill defeated Edgewood 6 in a Church League game with Wilder the winner and Jimmy Aulds the loser. Walker had Edgewood’s lone hit. The West Monroe Jaycees defeated Firestone 54 in a Big League game with Mayes winning and Mize losing. Mayes hit a homer and Robin contributed for Firestone. Mayes and Megan led the Jaycees with two hits apiece in a 5-4 scoreline.
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Mire
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Green
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Stag Shop
Chatham
Swan
Gilbert
Lbswen
Brooks
Belkin Leads Defending Champs in Blue Gray Tennis
In Montgomery Alabama the Blue Gray Tennis Tournament opens with defending champions returning in both men’s and women’s singles. Mike Belkin of the University of Miami, a Davis Cup player, headlines the men's field with foes including Joaquin Loyo Mayo as part of a competitive opening round.
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Mike Belkin
University of Miami
Joaquin Loyo- Mayo
Hendricks Stars In West Monroe Dixie Youth Triumph
Hendricks fanned 15 and had two hits guiding West Monroe Dixie Youth to a 16 8 win over Lee Tractor. Walker added two hits including a homer, while Trichel and Miller contributed for Lee Tractor in a high scoring game. Pulp and Paper topped People's Loan 10 4 behind Mike Shields who had two hits and a homer. Central Bank beat Gibson's 7 6 with balanced hitting from Hearn Garner and Beebe. Shell Oil edged Colbert's 8 1 to 0 as Durden and Cooper each had two hits. Other top entries highlight college players like John Pickens and Gardner Mulloy competing in the men’s division.
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Lee Tractor
Walker
Hendricks
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Trichel
Miller
Pulp and Paper
People's Loan
Mike Shields
Shields
People’s Loan
Wink
Simmons
Central Bank
Gibson
Gibson's
Hearn
Garner
Monchef
James
Shell Oil
Colbert
Cooper
Durden
Shell Shell
Lonborg Delivers In Fenway Comeback For Sox Victory
Boston fans roared as Jim Lonborg, returning from knee injury, relieved Jose Santiago to preserve a 4-3 win over the Detroit Tigers at Fenway. Lonborg escaped a bases loaded jam, earning praise from manager Dick Williams while the Red Sox moved to .500.
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Boston Red Sox
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Fenway
Detroit Tigers
Jose Santiago
Jim Northrup
Tigers
Bill Freehan
Willie Horton
Gates Brown
Dick McAuliffe
Sparky Lyle
Williams
Jim
Santiago
Snead Goes For U S Open Berths At Sectionals
Sam Snead, 56, seeks one of 14 Open berths as sectional qualifying unfolds at Indianapolis and other cities. The field includes 57 players in Indy with 71 spots total for Oak Hill in Rochester New York June 13 16. Notables like Jack Nicklaus and Robert De Vicenzo are exempt. many former Open champions miss the cut alongside specialists Dave Stockton Hideyo Sugimoto and Don Bies posting strong scores across five sites.
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Jack Fleck
Dick Mayer
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Oak Hill
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Jay Hebert
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Dave Stockton
Atlanta
Hideyo Sugimoto
Japan
Don Bies
Psiewood Country Club
Seattle
Neil Feinstein
Denver
Green Gables Country Club
Don Finsterwald
Recreation Softball Recap From City Leagues
Emmanuel Baptist beat Church of God 8 in Church A as Bryant won for Emmanuel and McLeland lost for the Church. Andersons and Rogers led Emmanuel hits while Telano McNew and Bryant supported the losers. The Independents topped Bent and Elmore 9-2 in City 8 with Cham bless winning and Maria losing. Stewart had three hits for Bent, Elmore and Riswenk each had three for the Independents. PMC defeated News-Star 5- with Sylvestri the winner and Gallon the loser. Biggar and Fontana homered, Fontana with a triple. Lakeshore beat First Baptist 106 in Church B as White lost. Benton led the losers with three hits. Rank also went 3-for-3. Church of Nazarene beat Westminster Presbyterian 6-5 in Church. Pridgen won, Arnold lost. Crawley trio and Roark each had three hits for the winners with Ethridge adding two. American Bank routed Friendly Finance in City A. McGough won, Somerville lost, McGough and Weob Nix each had two hits. Jack's Cookies defeated Gene's 4-5 in City B as Lovett won and Parker lost. Arrant went 3-for-4 and Lovely 4-for-4 for the winners. Optimist Club crushed Ford, Bacon and Davis 18-4. Carter won, Domino lost. Regan and Scalia hit two homers each for winners. Emmanuel beat College Town Assembly of God 16-4 with Dean homering for Emmanuel. Motor Supply defeated Joan's Trading Post & 4 in City B. Hicks won, Henry lost. Scroggins homered for the winners and Bennet homered for John's Trading.
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Bacon
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Carter
Domino
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Scalia
Ray
College Town Assembly of God
Dean
Middleton
Motor Supply
Joan’s Trading Post
City
Battie
Hicks
Henry
Scroggins
Bennet
John’s Trading Company
Tribal Foursome In NAIA Tourney
Northeast Louisiana State's golf team, seeded into the NAIA national event in Bemidji, brings four players Wayne Peddy Tom Miller Ricky Hyland and Paul Henslee after earning a conference claim and a special invitation. Peddy, West Monroe, was team medalist and 1967 GSC champ. Hyland Monroe Miller Haynesville teammates posted averages from 72.7 to 78.4 over 19–20 rounds. The field includes 165 golfers over four days and 72 holes.
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Texas Lutheran
Wallace Hargon
Wayne Peddy
Tom Miller
Ricky Hyland
Paul Henslee
Peddy
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Miller
Haynesville
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