Cubs, Giants, Cardinals share NL lead in three way tie
The Cubs under Bob Kennedy gain a share of the National League lead after a win over the Giants fueled by the trade that brought Lindy McDaniel and Larry Jackson to Chicago. St Louis also seizes top spot after Altman’s pinch double and the Cards beat Philadelphia. Cincinnati and Baltimore win. Yankees fall as Bouton suffers jaw injury.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
Chicago Cubs
Bob Kennedy
Larry Jackson
Lindy McDaniel
St. Louis
Giants
San Francisco
McDaniel
Kennedy
Jackson
Chicago
George Altman
Don Cardwell
Cardinals
Altman
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Frank Robinson
Gordy Coleman
Baltimore
New York
Yankees
Jim Bouton
Jackie Brandt
Washington
Boston
Cubs
Billy Williams
Barney Schultz
Willie Mays
Ed Bailey
Ken Boyer
Bobby Shantz
Phil
Ed Bauta
Ray Sadecki
Robinson
Reds
Jerry Lynch
Smokey Burgess
Bill Mazeroski
Coleman
Colleges Rebuked Mac Gets More Track Questions
New York AP report notes the college backed United States Track and Field Federation clashing with the Amateur Athletic Union. It cites two conditions for athletes to compete later this month to select a squad and repeats Gen. Douglas MacArthur seeking a ruling amid ongoing administrative tensions in track and field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United States Track and Field Federation
Amateur Athletic Union
Annanca Duccia
Douglas MacArthur
Track and Field
Houston
MacArthur
Kennedy
Gen. MacArthur
AAU
St. Louis
USTFF
William Russell
Don Hull
Hull
Gen
America
Moscow
Russia
U.S
Poland
Warsaw
West Germany
Great Britain
Eastern College Athletic Conference
ECAC
Asa Bushnell
Exooiars
Little League Schedule and Scores From The News-Star
The News-Star reports a busy Little League schedule at Monroe venues including Bender Stadium Lions Field and Campbell Field. Results show News-Star leaguers winning 16-5 at North Side Park powered by Marsala, with other minor league and youth games featuring Spat's Drugs, Ouachita Gravel, Eastgate, Twin City Glass, MGM Insurance, Lions Club, and Friendly Finance.
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Bender
Monroe
Monroe Police
Steele Motors
Hiller’s Gifts
Lions Field
Twin City Printing
the Palace
MGM _ insurance
People’s Homestead
Campbell Field
Louisiana Machinery
A. and
C. Music
Dew Music
Lakeshore Lions
Benge
Green Brothers Dairy
Gay Clothing
Rodriguez-Farr Insurance
H. Mickel
Savire Shop
Montgomery Insurance
KLIC
Montgomery Ward
Kellogg Lumber
Red Sox
Rotary Club
First Fidelity
News-Star
van Trow
Northside Park
Marsala
Northeast
High
Twin City Glass
Ray
Adams
Crow
Twin City
J. Ditta
Whatley
M.G.S. Insurance
Lions Club
Gary Wilson
MGM
Clark Malta
Westland Seeks Chick Evans Path in Senior Golf
Westland, 58, wins the U S Seniors Championship in a playoff over John Bartlett to claim the title and mirror Chick Evans by pursuing continued tournament golf. Westland shot 36 37 73 at Apawamis while Bartlett posted 45 41 86. both finished 146 after 36 holes.
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Rye
N.Y
Jack Westland
Chick Evans
Everett
Wash
John Bartlett
Evans
Westland
Apawamis Country Club
Bartlett
San Marino
Calif
Weneetey
West Monroe Dixie Seniors Playday at Confederate Park
Today at Confederate Park Brown Rivers Sco in faces People's Homestead while Guire meets Humphries Insurance in a doubleheader style Dixie event with three short games on the docket.
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Confederate Park
Brown-Rivers-Scoin
People’s Homestead
BamcGuire
Humphries Insurance
Recreation Softball Roundup Across Churches Leagues
In Ladies recreation softball Heads Construction beat First Baptist 9 6 as Greer and Hare star. Untouchables crush Central 16 1 led by M Fields and I Fields. Southside Methodist topples one Baptist 10 7 with Pack Medak homering. Central Baptist tops LTI 20 15 led by Priestley two homers. West Monroe adult league Brownville Methodist 21 3 powered by Woodcock two homers. Senior Boys Southside Methodist shutout Edgewood 9 0 with Agostini Gargiss Adams Stacy homers. Many others noted with multiple players collecting hits and four-baggers.
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Heads Construction
First Baptist
Greer
Hare
Jackson
Curry
Shirley Cotton
Walker
Varnado
Brooks
Untouchables
Central
M. Fields
I. Fields
Saterfield
Laucia
McDuffie
Perkins
Posey
J. Gilmore
Crowson
Eisilones
Southside Methodist
Edgewood
Adams
Evans
Agostini
Gargiss
Stacy
Jones
J. Smith
Ridge Avenue Baptist
Parkview
Bass
Harris
Maxwell
Pinnington
Backett
DeFreese
Talbert
College
Hood Hope
Durham
Harrison and Robertson
Mills
Roan
Manley
Winters
Central Baptist
LTI
Priestley
Bishop
Horstman
Carsey
Eppinette
Stovall
Barksdale
McCarty Named Freshman Coach at LSU
Baton Rouge AP reports 25 year old David McCarty is named a freshman football coach at Louisiana State University. He previously coached at Baton Rouge High School and played tackle on LSU’s 1958 national championship team.
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Baton Rouge
David McCarty
Louisiana State University
Charles McClendon
McCarthy
Baton Rouge High School
LSU
Mangum and Bird Lead After First Round in State Amateur
In New Orleans, Jim Mangum of New Orleans and John Bird of Shreveport top the State Amateur after 18 holes at Lakewood. Shirley Picard of Lafayette shoots 73 two behind. others like Tommy Morrow and Wally Blessy stay within reach as 32 players move to single rounds through Sunday.
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New Orleans
Jim Mangum
John Bird
Shreveport
Shirley Picard
Lafayette
Tommy Morrow
Wally Blessy
John Barcelotti
Bird
Mangum
Jim Hoppen
Bogalusa
David Lawrence, Jr
Jerry L. Comeaux
R. S. Chancellor
Pat O'Brien
Baton Rouge
D. P. Majors
Bill Stross
John O'Connell
Buick Open Rain Delays Start For Tony Lema
Tony Lema led the Buick Open field at Warwick Hills before thunderstorms halted the first round and wiped scores. With 159 players and 8,000 spectators affected, the event resumes under a double-time schedule as organizers aim to complete 36 holes by Sunday.
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Grand Blanc
Mich
Tony Lema
Can
Tony
Warwick Hills
Lema
Buick
National Broadcasting Co
Jack Nicklaus
Don Essig
Juan Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Sam Snead
Snead
Bill Collins
Don Finsterwald
Borriguez
Burdette and Thomas Viewed as Likely Braves Trades
UPI reports Lew Burdette and Frank Thomas poised for departures as MLB reshaping hits deadline. Braves may also move Eddie Mathews and Del Crandall. Burdette likely to Baltimore Orioles. Thomas expected to join Kansas City A's after months of interest. Colavito could return to Cleveland from Detroit in another probable deal.
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NEW York
UPI
Lew Burdette
Frank Thomas
Milwaukee Braves
E Mathews
del Crandall
Burdette
Johnny McHale
Braves
Baltimore Orioles
Thomas
New York Mets
Kansas City A’s
Rocky Colavito
Cleveland
Detroit
Tito Francona
Woodie Held
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Three-Way Finance
Jack Trichell
Wiley Ezell
Billy King
Rickey McDonald
Bobby King
Steve Hale
Miks McDonald
Harrison
Bruins
Cards
Mac
Little League
Davis
Hamilton
Laudinhimer
McBeth
Colvin
Mintz
Gentry
Northside
Spat
Ouachita Gravel
Ray Kelly
Pat Lund
Milton Henry
Kelly
Phelps
Smith
Mulhearn
Hanna
Northeast Park
Eastgate
Fire Department
Whittington
Fuller
the Fire Dept
Whittington and
Ogg
Heath and Moore
MGS
Morganthal
Scaife
Semmes
Friendly Finance
Purity Ice Cream
Johnson and Kilcoyne
Ainsworth and Morris
Kilcoyne
West Monroe Dixie
First Christian
Wroten
McGeough
John Varner Jr
John Varner Sr
Church of Christ
Trinity
Middleton
Wyatt
Duncan
Williams
West Monroe
Brownville Methodist
New Chapel
Woody Woodcock
Robert Freeman
Jackie Baugh
Roy Johnson
Bingham
Stag Shop
Ronald Beene
Danny Byrd
Bobby Harper
Jerry Crowell
Cher
West and
Beavers
A, and C. Music Company
Dave Luffey
Steven Turner
Kenney Jones
John Luffey
Joe Payne
Jackie Hakin
David Jones
Paul
M. E. Garrett
Chas. de la Vergne
Charles Kennon
David Cooper
Ed Anlage
W. H. Lee, Jr
Hillman Cox
Covington
Charles Rosen II
Ben Freeman, Jr
John Stanley
Sulphur
Oscar Higginbotham
Ray Hines
Lake Charles
Tom Whittenberg
Robert Wilder
Thomas H. Smith
Bob Whitley
Houma
Bert Weaver
Walt's Restaurant
Chuck Hole
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