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Brisk scoreboard page shows multiple leagues with results and upcoming games. Includes standings for American League and National League teams such as Philadelphia, St Louis, Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Houston, New York, Baltimore, Cleveland, Detroit, Washington, Kansas City, Minnesota, Boston, and others. Also lists Thursday results, Friday and Saturday schedules, and minor leagues in Texas, Pacific Coast, and Southern leagues with game scores and postponements. Named players and managers appear in schedule notes.
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Philadelphia
San Francisco
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
Houston
New York
St. Louis Cinnati
Francisco
Biladelphis
Hobbie
Tstouris
Moeller
Cisco
Slaughter
Fischer
Nottebart
Eyland
Rye Amare Siraeres
St Louis
Baltimore
Cleveland
Minnesota
Boston
Detroit Ie
Washington
Kansas Oy
Kansas City
Terry
Belinsky
Wilson
O'Donoghue
Barber
Stange
Detroit
Aguirre
Fisher
Peters
Narum
Ramos
Dallas
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Portland
Denver
Arkansas
Spokane
Rewall
Tacoma
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Indianapolis
Toronto
Rochester
Steeven
Richmond
Sackie
Atlanta
Columbus
Sean Laneave
Elmira
York
Springfield
Williamsport
Charleston
Reading
Chattanooga
Knoxville
Birmingham
Asheville
Charlotte
Lynchburg
Macon
Albuquerque
Fort Worth
el Paso
Austin
San Antonio
Tulsa
Hawaii
Oliva
Hinton
Fregos
Mantle
New Sond
Ion
Uns Oliva
Allison
Rollins
Aparicio
Siebern
Wagner
Stuart
Cash
Powell
Colavito
Killebrew
Bressoud
Richardson
Causey
Kansas
Ethene
Moran
Alli
Green
Fregosi
Verseiles
Washingon
al ‘Ilson
Hall
Weis
Davalillo
Bunker
Ford
Kralick
Miller
Heffner
Mikkelsen
Radatz
Penn
Wickersham
Pascual
Baltimore Bitchi Ad NY
Aenn
LA Fion NY
San Philadelphia Francisco
Lwaukee
Incinnati
National League and American League baseball scores
St Louis defeated Chicago 16 63 after a late comeback with James Robinson Santo Night Home runs by James Santo and Night. Ellsworth earned the win over Gibson. In the American League New York topped Minnesota 9 7 with Pepitone and Maris homering for New York and Hall for Minnesota. Chicago beat Cleveland 5 9 with Herbert earning the win and Robinson homer for Chicago.
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St. Louis
Chicago
Gibson
McCarver
Ellsworth
Bertell
W—Ellsworth
L—Gibson
James
Santo
New York
Minnesota
Downing
Mikkelsen
Howard
Erry
Shifflett
Pleis
Swalley
Batley
W—Mikkelsen
L—Perry
Pepitone
Maris
Hall
Cleveland
Herbert
Kreutzer
Martin
Donovan
McMahon
Abernathy
New
W—Herbert
L—Donovan
Robinson
League Leaders in the American and National Leagues
Readable summary lists batting and pitching leaders across both leagues with players named Oliva Hinton Aparicio Williams Mays and others. Highlights include Oliva’s 62 hits and Killebrew 14 home runs along with Wills Koufax and Drysdale leading in various pitching categories.
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Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Torre
Milwaukee
Boyer
St. Louis
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Howard
Los Angeles
Robinson
Cincinnati
Wills
Herper
W. Davis
Aaron
Francisco
Farrell
Houston
Marichal
Bruce
Lemaster
Fischer
Bunning
Gibson
Koufax
Drysdale
Maloney
Multi-sport racing and baseball trades across four cities
In Los Angeles the Red Sox traded Lu Clinton to the Angels for Lee Thomas. Sandy Koufax pitched his third no hitter against Philadelphia in a 3-0 Dodger win. In Manchester England Cliff Richey, 18, advances in the North of England tourney after a warning over fines. Jerry Magee leads the Thunderbird Classic in Rye with 66. Comapny results include Gramtam’s 9.20 earnings at Aqueduct, Communique 5.80 winning at Delaware Park, and Shama 8.80 at Arlington Park. Cardigan Bay 2.70 wins Yonkers pace. Johnnie Wise 11.80 tops Lincoln Downs.
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Los Angeles
Boston Red Sox
Lu Clinton
Angels
Lee Thomas
Philadelphia
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodger Southpaw
Phillies
Manchester
England
Cliff Richey
Dallas
Golfrye
N.Y
Jerry Magee
New York
Aqueduct
Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Boston
Achine
Suffolk Downs
Chicago
Arlington Park
Inglewood
Calif
Fran la Femme
Hollywood Park
Yonkers
Cardigan Bay
Yonkers Raceway
Lincoln
R.I
Johnnie Wise
Lincoln Downs
Molina Outpoints Perez in Oakland Bout
In Oakland Luis Molina from San Jose edged Tony Perez in a boxing match. Molina fought to a narrow victory with Molina scoring a points win over Perez in this event.
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Oakland
Calif
Luis Molina
San Jose
Tony Perez
iMexico
Jones to enter NAIA Baseball Coaching Hall of Fame
R. W. E. Jones, president of Grambling College for 28 years and longtime Tigers coach, will be inducted into the NAIA Baseball Coaching Hall of Fame during ceremonies in St. Joseph Missouri. His record highlights Grambling’s academic program, facilities, and scholarly faculty, reflecting decades of service and leadership.
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Rambling
R. W. E. Jones
Grambling College
NAIA
St. Joseph
Grambling
Louisiana Tech Signs Cassibry Pitcher From Ruston High
Ruston High pitcher Reggie Cassibry signed an athletic grant with Louisiana Tech. Athletic Director Joe Aillet announced the deal. Cassibry posted a 12-6 prep record and a 0.96 ERA as a senior, and was signed by Tech's baseball coach Berry Hinton.
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Ruston
Reggie Cassibry
Louisiana Tech
Joe Aillet
Cassibry
Tech
Berry Hinton
Grambling’s Rise Under President Jones This Era
The article recalls Grambling College’s ascent from near collapse 28 years ago when President Jones took office. At that time the school served 120 students with 17 faculty, six buildings on campus, and a state appropriation of 54 dollars.
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Louisiana
Jones
Grambling
Koufax No-Hitter Nears Perfection In Phillies Win
Sandy Koufax pitched his third no-hitter of his career, a 3-0 Dodgers win over the Phillies, missing a perfect game by one pitch to Richie Allen in the fourth. He struck out 12, with Frank Howard's 14th homer providing all runs in the seventh.
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Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia Phillies
Richie Allen
Frank Howard
Koofoo
Ken Johnson
Houston
Cincinnati
Sandy
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Chicago
Cardinals
Mets
Yankees
Minnesota
White Sox
Indians
Baltimore
Kansas City
Steve Blass
Frank Robinson
Reds
Jim O’toole
Robbie
Mike de la Haz
Denis Menke
Gene Oliver
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
Ron _ Santo
Billy Williams
Memorial Day 500 package 7097 found by Sachs widow
Nance Sachs, widow of Eddie Sachs, asks Indianapolis merchants to check pickup merchandise, noting a claim check 7097 among Eddie's possessions after the Memorial Day 500. The stamp read Pick up Monday but lacked a store name. Harvard names Steve Novick as new football end coach replacing Paul McKee who leaves for Rush-Henrietta.
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Indianapolis
Nance Sachs
Eddie Sachs
Eddie
Cambridge, Mass
Harvard
Steve Novick
Novick
Paul McKee
Rush-Henrietta High School
Rochester
N.Y
University of Maine
Williams Leads Batting Burden in Colts Victory
Williams slumped to a .411 average but secured a double in three trips as Dick Farrell earned his eighth win with help from Don Larsen who pitched 323 innings of hitless relief. The Colts rode four New York errors and 15 hits, their season high, to defeat Al Jackson.
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Williams
Dick Farrell
Don Larsen
Colts
New York
al Jackson
BC Lions sign Fleming to second three year deal
Willie Fleming, top back from last season, inked a second three year contract with the Western Conference British Columbia Lions in Vancouver. The signing secures the star back for the team through the coming seasons.
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Vancouver
B.C
Willie Fleming
British Columbia Lions
Skowron granted divorce amid cruelty claims
Hackensack New Jersey Superior Court judge Lawrence A Cavinato granted first baseman Bill Moose Skowron a divorce from Virginia on grounds of extreme cruelty. Skowron testified that abuse impaired his ability to play baseball. He is 32 and a former Yankee and Dodger.
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Hackensack
N.J
Superior Court
Bill
Moose) Skowron
Washington Senators
Virginia
Lawrence A. Cavinato
Skowron
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodges
Polak named Canadiens GM eyes reasonable Worsley trade
Montreal general manager Sam Pollock said he is prepared to trade goalie Gump Worsley if a reasonable deal offers a major league player who will strengthen the team. Worsley, acquired from New York last year for Jacques Plante, starred in the American League after spending most of last season in Quebec.
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Montreal
Sam Pollock
Montreal Canadiens
Gump Worsley
Worsley
New York
Jacques Plante
Quebec
Japan to issue Olympic commemorative coins before games
Tokyo officials announced on Friday plans to mint 63.9 million dollars worth of silver coins in 1000 yen and 100 yen denominations to mark the Tokyo Olympics set for October. It marks the first pre event commemorative coin and the first 1000 yen coin in Japan.
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Tokyo
Japan
White Sox bag Tribe with Richardson’s 5-for-5
Bobby Richardson went 5-for-5 in Minnesota as the Yankees beat the Indians 9-7. He joined Joe Pepitone and Roger Maris with two RBIs apiece, while Al Downing started strong but exited after two innings. Koufax tossed his third no hitter in the Dodgers 3-0 win over Philadelphia.
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Minnesota
New York
Joe Pepitone
Roger Maris
Yankees
al Downing
Pete Mikkelsen
Jim Hall
Chicago
Cleveland
Baltimore
Kansas City
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Houston
Floyd Robinson
Dick Donovan
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Birds
Frank Kreutzer
Indians
Ray Herbert
Fetzer backs Dressen as Tigers slump continues
Detroit owner John E Fetzer voiced disappointment in the Tigers season but stood by Manager Charlie Dressen and GM Jim Campbell. He cited pitching letdown and slow starts as causes, stressed his plan to stay invested, and defended Dressen's rules amid calls for change.
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Detroit
John E. Fetzer
Detroit Tigers
Charlie Dressen
Jim Campbell
Fetzer
Dressen
Frank Lary
New York Mets
Charlie
Annual Fish Fry Hosted by Ouachita Wildlife Federation
The Ouachita unit of the Louisiana Wildlife Federation will hold its annual fish fry at Cheniere Lake Park Area No 4 from 5 to 8 p.m. J B Thoman unit president invited Joe Hair new chairman of the Louisiana Wildlife and Fisheries Commission. Parish and city officials and unit members will attend. A 50 cent per person fee defrays expenses.
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Ouachita
Louisiana Wildlife Federation
Cheniere Lake Park Area No. 4
J. B. Thoman
Joe Hair
Louisiana Wild Life and Fisheries Commission
Parish
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