Baseball Thursday Scores From Major Leagues
Orioles beat Yankees 4 2 and Senators top Red Sox 2 1 in night games. A long schedule shows Cleveland, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, St Louis and more in late games against Washington, Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and San Francisco. Key pitchers include Kaat, Pizarro, Donovan and Monbouquette in varied night contests.
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Chicago
Kansas City
Pizarro
Thies
New York
Detroit
Stafford
Aguirre
Cleveland
Washington
Donovan
Duckworth
Boston
Baltimore
Monbouquette
McCormick
Baseball Night Notes From Frantic Schedule
Baseball results from night games across leagues. Chicago Cardinals beat Philadelphia 4 1 with Gibson wins while St Louis shutout Philadelphia. Cincinnati and Pittsburgh split, Jay and Edwards keying a 10-5 Pittsburgh win. Boston thumped Washington 7-1. Hall blanked Williams in another grid. Pacific Coast and other leagues show varied scores and home runs with Pagliaroni and Osborne among the standouts.
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Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Jay
Edwards
Gonder
Schwall
Haddix
Francis
Veale
Pagliaroni
Jay Schwall
League Leaders Batting and Fielding Highlights
Baseball leaders are listed with batting averages and totals for teams including Los Angeles Chicago and Minnesota. Notable names include Kaline, Robinson, H. Aaron, and Cepeda. Pitching leaders show O'Dell Perranoski and McBean among the top five in wins and ERA. Horse racing results cover Bushwick Hurdle, Roslindale Purse, and other stakes from Aqueduct to Hollywood Park. Boxing results note Clarence Robinson and Benny McCovey in Miami and Los Angeles showdowns.
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Philadelphia
Roc
Louis
Boyer
St. Louis
H. Aaron Milwaukod
H. Aaron
Milwaukee
Robinson
Cincinnati
Brock
Chicago
White
F. Alou
San Francisco
Cepeda
Oe E
Alou
Bailey
Pinson
J and Wills
Los Angeles
W. Davis
O'Dell
Perranoski
McBean
Pittsburgh
Mace
Gipcinnay
Woodeshick
Staik Resuts
Orisdale
Koufax
Maloney
Jackson
Marichal
New York
Kings Creek
Numbling
Boston
Carl Landers
Count Dorman
Suffolk Downs
Oceanport
N.J
Monmouth Park
Steve Brooks
Stanton
Del
Bonnie’s Girl
Delaware Park
Inglewood
Calif
Willie Shoemaker
Hollywood Park
War Council
Washington Park
Westbury
N.C
Carolina
Rodney
Pro Hanover
Roosevelt Raceway
Dick Davies Reaches British Amateur Quarters After Gripping Wins
Dick Davies of Pasadena California advances to the quarter finals at St Andrews after two tense wins on the Old Course 19th hole and 18th hole. The 32 year old fighter has reshaped his grip and shows renewed form as several Walker Cup rivals fall in the tough rounds. The 36 hole final is set for Saturday with Davies facing Michael Lunt in one quarter final.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Dick Davies
Pasadena
Califbroker
Davies
Hoylake
Edgar Updegraff
Tucson
Ariz
Updegraff
Joe Carr
Ireland
Michael Bonallack
Martin Christmas
England
Ronnie Shade
Stuart Murray
Michael Lunt
Dick Sikes
Springdale
Ark
Ron Luceti
San Francisco
Peter Green
Grambling Advances to NAIA Baseball Finals
Grambling College of Louisiana defeated East Carolina 7-5 to reach the NAIA Baseball Tournament finals in St. Joseph Missouri. They will face undefeated Sam Houston State of Texas Friday night in a double elimination format with a potential second game to decide the title.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Grambling College of Louisiana
East Carolina
Sam Houston State of Texas
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Grambling
Sam Houston
Houk Hitchcock Feud Flare-Up After Orioles Beat Yankees 4 2
The Orioles defeated the Yankees 4-2 to take a 1½ game lead in the AL. Ralph Houk and Billy Hitchcock traded sharp comments after the game while Dick Hall earned the win over Stan Williams. Mantle exited with a broken foot, Bouton left with a jaw injury, and Washington beat Boston 2-1 as Stenhouse won for the third time. In the NL, St Louis, Chicago, and San Francisco vied for first with Cincinnati sweeping Pittsburgh twins.
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United Press International
Ralph Houk
Billy Hitchcock
New York
Baltimore
Orioles
Yankees
Houk
Hitchcock
Yanks
Brooks Robinson
Jim Gentile
Stan Williams
Dick Hall
Robin Roberts
Mickey Mantle
Jim Bouton
Jackie Brandt
Bouton
NEW York Yankee
Baltimore Orioles
Jack Brandt
Joe Soares
Yankee
Lloyd Advances In Alabama Open Tennis Tourney
Top seed Bill Lenoir of Tucson meets Nick Sharf in the third round of the Alabama state open in Mobile. Lenoir had a bye then beat Eddie Williamson 6 0 6 0. Andy Lloyd of Shreveport also had byes and won by default over Drake Boutwell. Lloyd faces Jim Provinces, who defeated Slip Griffin 6 1 6 0.
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Mobile
Ala
UPI
Bill Lenoir
Tucson
Ariz
Nick Sharf
Lenoir
Eddie Williamson
Andy Lloyd
Shreveport
Drake Boutwell
Lloyd
Jim Provinces
Slip Griffin
Griffith Favored to Regain Welterweight Title at MSG
Ex-champion Emile Griffith favored 13-10 to win a third welterweight title against champion Luis Rodriguez at Madison Square Garden. Rodriguez, 26, won the crown from Griffith in Los Angeles on March 21 by unanimous decision. Griffith aims for a seventh round knockout, aided by friends who foresee success vs a foe never stopped in 53 fights.
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New York
UPI
Emile Griffith
Luis Rodriguez
Madison Square Garden
Rodriguez
Miami Beach
Griffith
Los Angeles
Rugged Rodriguez
Luis
St Francis of Houma dominates LSWA Class A all-state picks
St. Francis of Houma earns four all-state selections and coach of the year honors for Leslie Daigle after guiding the Terriers to the 1963 state title. Gary LeBlanc named Player of the Year with an 11-0 record, 137 strikeouts and .516 batting, joined by teammates Faulk Robichaux Chauvin and others from Golden Meadow Farmerville Destrehan and University High on the LSWA team.
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Houma
UPI
St. Francis of
Louisiana Sports Writers Association
LSWA
Leslie Daigle
Terriers
Terrier
Gary LeBlanc
Golden Meadow
Farmerville
Destrehan
University High
Burns
AIC
Opelousas
Franklinton
Leblanc
Alli Staters
David Faulk
David Robichaux
Donald Chauvin
Harold Adams
Jesse Richmond
Ronnie Nolin
Johnnie Long
Kenny Granier
Keith LeBlanc
Jerry Joseph
Rene Roberts
H. Co. Burns
Phillip Cree
Chip McCardell
H. C. Burns
Phillip Creel
St. Francis
Soph
Golden
Meadow
Riders Play Day set for Winnsboro by Dixie Riding Club
The Dixie Riding Club Association schedules its second Play Day at Deep South Rodeo Arena Winnsboro hosted by Franklin Parish Club. It features 16 events for member clubs West Monroe Union Parish Sterlington and Franklin with rotation to Farmerville or Sterlington next. West Monroe leads with 472 points and play continues with trophies for the season.
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Dixie Riding Club Association
Deep South Rodeo Arena
Winnsboro
Franklin Parish Club
West Monroe Riding Club
Union Parish Riding Club
Sterlington Riding Club
Sterlington
West Monroe
Farmerville
Union Parish
Franklin
Harold A. Morrison
J-H Tigers name Bobby Stone head football coach
Bobby Stone promoted from assistant to head coach of the Jonesboro Hodge Tigers. Larry Toms becomes head basketball coach, Tom Causey joins as grid assistant. E. J. Lewis may join Louisiana Tech staff, and Sam Ledbetter moves to Chatham High principalship. Zero Brown and Dalton Robinson stay on staff.
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Jonesboro
Bobby Stone
Jonesboro Hodge
J-H Tigers
Larry Toms
Tom Causey
Stone
E. J. Lewis
Lewis
Joe Aillet
Louisiana Tech
Toms
Cage
Sterlington High
Sam Ledbetter
Jackson Parish
Chatham High
B. A. Tullos
Chatham
Causey
Neville High
Monroe
Kenneth ‘‘Zero” Brown
Dalton Robinson
Ferriday Girls Get Diamond Field for Softball Leagues
Ferriday officials announce a new diamond for Pig Tail and Pony Tail softball for girls ages nine through seventeen. The field will be lit with donated poles and staked for the project, though organizers say much remains to be done before completion.
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Ferriday
Martha Paul
Ferriday High
Woodie Davis
Swartz Rallies Past Rotary To Stay First In League
Sterlington and National Guard sit 2-1 as they meet tonight at Legion Memorial Stadium at 8. Swartz remains atop the standings after a 4-1 win over Monroe Rotary Club led by winning pitcher Carol George with relief from Lynn Causey. Ronnie May and Bob Saterfield worked for the losers in a game featuring limited errors and few hits.
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American Legion
Sterlington
National Guard
Legion Memorial Stadium
Swartz
Rotary
Legion Stadium
Brown - Rivers - Scogin
Falstaff
Swart
Betz Ct
Zarro
Price
Thurman
Crormwell Ss
Antley
Lockwood Cf
Groves
McMillen If
Johnston
Berry
Vincent Ss
Ferfield
Crossett Open Junior Tennis Tourney Opens Three Day Run
The eighth Crossett Open Junior Tennis Tournament starts today in Crossett Arkansas with entrants from Louisiana Mississippi and Arkansas. Notable players include Don Setleff Larry Black and John Jeansonne among many others. The event runs today Saturday and Sunday under the Crossett Jaycees with sanction from the Southern Lawn Tennis Association.
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Crossett
Ark
Louisiana
Mississippi
Arkansas
Don Setleff
Magnolia
Larry Black
Little Rock
John Jeansonne
Alexandria
Jack E. Meadows
John LaCour
Danny Sullivan
Jack Scott
John Dickens
Ted McNulty
Pine Bluff
Glenn Siegel
Kay James
Tommy James
Murray Harding
Billy Hudson
Mark Strauss
Hal Fincher
Bobby Blanchard
Johnny Hipp
Fred Sweatt
Newport
Walter Moreland
Joe Moreland
Tommy Green
David McKinney
FE Dorado
Gary Liles
Jonesboro
James Parks
Steve Loden
Ted Burrow
Claude Stuart
Greenville
Miss
Denese Hickson
Meridian
Phil Wiggins
Kenny Johnson
Brenda Scisson
Chuck Wilson
Bill Meadows
Tommy Rawls
Bob Scisson
Nancy Pistole
Charlotte Leonard
Crossett Jaycees
Southern Lawn Tennis Association
Crossett Chamber of Commerce
Belmont Stakes Field Grows to Seven as Candy Spots Favored
Seven horses including Candy Spots are entered for the 95th Belmont Stakes at Aqueduct. Chateaugay Tom Cat Top Gallant Bonjour Insurrection and Choker join the likely starters. Candy Spots carries 2-5 favoritism after wins in the Derby’s aftermath and prepping workouts shape the mile and a half race with a $101,700 winner purse.
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New York
UPI
Patrice Jacobs
Bonjour
Louis Lee Haggin
Choker
Darby Dan Farm
C. V. Whitney
Tom Cat
George B. Widener
Top Gallant
Wheatley Stable
Insurrection
Aqueduct
Belmont Park
Candy Spots
Rex C. Ellsworth
Chateaugay
Sun Crest tops Shell Oil in Monroe Dixie League tilt
Sun Crest defeated Shell Oil 10 to 2 in Monroe Dixie League action on Thursday. Reynolds Hochstettler Meeks Williams led Sun Crest with a 10 run win after a 2 4 1 inning surge, Don Smith added multiple hits. In the second game Central Bank beat Standard Lumber 7 to 4 behind Saget Rogers Marcus Nelson.
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Sun Crest
Shell Oil
Monroe
Reynolds
Hochstettler
Meeks
Williams
Don Smith
Central Bank
Standard Lumber
The
Saget and
Rogers
Marcus and Nelson
Guglielmi Rejoins Giants On 1963 Contract
Quarterback Ralph Guglielmi former Notre Dame star and Y A Tittle understudy last season has returned his signed contract to the New York Giants for the 1963 NFL campaign.
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NEW York
UPI
Ralph Guglielmi
Notre Dame
Y.A. Tittle
New York Giants
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