Baseball Scores and Standings From Weekend Games
A sweep of results across leagues highlights shifts in standings. New York beat Chicago 4-3 in 19 innings while Baltimore routed Los Angeles 7-0. Cleveland defeated Detroit 2-1 in 10 innings and Boston topped Kansas City 5-3 in 11 innings. Washington-Minnesota was postponed, with Sunday’s card showing Los Angeles 3 Baltimore 0 and Cleveland 10-1 Detroit. Chicago and Boston posted wins in late games, and the schedule lists numerous planed matchups for Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Chicago i
Cleveland
Baltimore
Ny O
Detroit
Angeles
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
Los Angeles
Boston
McLain
Lost Angeles
Chance
Newman
Bouton
Talbot
Giant
Burchard
Loneborg
Dios Anertes
Milwaukee
Cincinnat
Francisco
Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Anacles
Koufax
Murdette
Columbus
Montgomery
Chattanonaa
Knioxville
Charlotte
Asheville
Birmingham
Horton
Versailles
Wits Cardenal
Howard
McAuntie
Mantilla
Davalillo
Ward
Oliva
Cardenal
Green
Yastrzemski
Cavalillo
Richardson
Tresh
Campaneris
Versailes
Blasingame
Aparicio
McAulifte
Mathews
Fregosland
Conignaro
Colavito
Cleeland
War
Dilva
Hintom
Honor Cleveland
Pearson
Drysdale
Milwaukee Braves
Dodger
Braves
Philadelphia Phillies
Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Dodgers
Jim Gillian
Lou Johnson
Keane Enjoys Greatest Day With Yankees And Twins
The Yankees split a key doubleheader against the White Sox to bolster the Twins hold on first. Tom Tresh homered in the nightcap, 4-for-5 with four RBIs, while Whitey Ford and Hal Reniff combined on a four-hit game. Twins 11, Senators 2. Angels, Indians, and Athletics also won.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis Cardinal
Johnny Keane
Yankee
CBS
Yankees
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore Orioles
Cleveland Indians
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Athletics
Boston Red Sox
Whitey Ford
Hal Reniff
Dee Edwards
Tom Tresh
al Downing
Tresh
League Leaders National League Batting and Pitching
The list highlights top NL performers with Coleman of Cincinnati leading batting at 375 and Aaron of Milwaukee at 198. Other leaders include Rose, Mays, Alou, and Pinson in runs and RBIs, with Kranepool and Santo among doubles, and Callison and Clemente in triples. Pitching leaders include Ellis and Farrell with 5 decisions and Drysdale and Veale in strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Cicinnati
Aaron
Milwaukee
Torre
Mebwaukee
Clendenon
Pittsburgh
Kranepool
New York
Runs Rose
Cincinnati
Harper
Cincinnnati
Mays
San Francisco
J. Alou
Pinson
Allen
Philadelphia
Banks
Chicago
McCovey
Johnson
Mathews
Wits J. Alou
Flood
St. Louias
Withems
Rose
Williams
Kranepaal
Santo
Callison
Philadelpnia
Clemente
Pilson
Jonason
Javier
Louis
Wills
Los Angeles
Frock
St. Louis
Wynn
Houston
Ellis
Jay
Farrell
Drysdale
Los
Veale
Kouta
Gibson
Pittsburon
Perry
Ark-La Amateur League Scores Sunday Action
Bastrop beat Beekman 11 to 5 as Ricky Grimmett held Beekman to six hits. Roddy Harper led Bastrop with four hits and a homer. Paul Shaw homered for Beekman. Crossett defeated Sterlington 3 to 1 behind James Deal three hits. Gerald Griggs and Donald Seffens each had two for Sterlington. Crossett 4-0. Al Lopez of the White Sox is 56, oldest in league service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastrop
Beekman
Bonita
Wilmot
Crossett
Sterlington
Ark-La
Ricky Grimmett
James Griffis
Roddy Harper
Paul Shaw
James Deal
Gerald Griggs
Donald Seffens
Gerald Morgan
Whitlock Cops Stock Car Run At Shreveport
Royce Earl Whitlock of West Monroe won the featured race on a muddy track at State Fair Raceway Shreveport. West Monroe drivers topped the late model stocks with Newsom, Wester Dean, Whitlock and Harold Ziegler in order, while Gene Newsom finished third in the feature and Ralph Robinson fourth. Donald Young of Shreveport was runner up in the feature, with Marvin Green of Shreveport fifth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreveport
Royce Earl Whitlock
West Monroe
State Fair Raceway
Gene Newsom
Ralph Robinson
Donald Young
Marvin Green
Newsom
Wester Dean
Whitlock
Harold Ziegler
Opening day kicks off NCAA baseball World Series in Omaha
Arizona State leads six teams in the 19th NCAA Baseball Tournament in Omaha with rain concerns easing. Opening games feature Florida State vs Ohio State, Washington State vs Texas, Arizona State vs Lafayette, and Connecticut vs St. Louis as St. Louis makes its first trip. Teams boast strong pitching depth and balanced lineups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OMAHA
Arizona State
Washington State
Ohio State
St. Louis
Texas
Florida State
Lafayette
Connecticut
Rick Monday
Gonzales Defeats Laver to Win Seattle Tennis Open
Pancho Gonzales of Los Angeles defeated top seed Rod Laver of Australia 6 3 6 4 to win the Greater Seattle Tennis Tournament. Gonzales earned 2000 dollars while Laver took 1750. Gonzales later teamed with Andres Gimeno to beat Luis Ayala and Barry Mackay in doubles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pancho Gonzales
Los Angeles
Rod Laver
Australia
Greater Seattle
Gonzales
Laver
Andres Gimeno
Spain
Luis Ayala
Chile
Barry Mackay
Ged
Drysdale Nearing Peak Dodgers Lead NL By Three
Don Drysdale dominates for the Dodgers as he chases a career high and potentially the NL’s best season since 1934. At 29, he headlines a staff that has Los Angeles three games ahead in the league standings, following a 25-9 year in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Drysdale
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Drysdale
Dizzy Dean
Dean
Don
All-State Double-A Baseball Team Named in Louisiana
Randy Hay of Ruston High School named most valuable player on the 1965 all-state double-A baseball team. Hay led the Bearcats with an 11-4 record for coach Robert Phillips. Ruston teammates Steve Barham and J. E. Martin also named, while Gonzales’ Hubbie Lavigne earns standout utility honor for a fourth straight year. Redemptorist of Baton Rouge places four players on the squad. Other selections include Steve Mansur, Johnny Domingue, John Napoli, Jim Chenevart, Conrad Borque, Bruce Davis, James Faucheaux, Mike Bonner, and Tim Looney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baton Rouge, la
Randy Hay
Ruston High School
Louisiana Sports
Steve Mansur
Johnny Domingue
John Napoli
Jim Chenevart
Gonzales
Conrad Borque
Menard
Bruce Davis
James Faucheaux
Hahnville
Mike Bonner
North Caddo
Tim Looney
Rivers Ford and Motor Supply split doubleheader
Rivers Ford took the opener 2-1 behind two hit pitching by Butch McMillan, while Motor Supply won the nightcap 6-3 as Ray Alexander logged five hits. Melvin Ray Shows drove in both Rivers runs in game one. Richard Anderson went 4-for-4 for Motor Supply in game two. Tom Latham belted a two-run homer for Rivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rivers Ford
Motor Supply
American Legion
Rivers
Butch’ McMillian
Ray Alexander
Bill Duncan
Mike Vining
Neal Gunn
Melvin Ray Shows
Richard Anderson
Tommy Latham
Braves
Gene Oliver
Billy O'Dell
Denny Lemaster
Felipe Alou
Oliver
Joe Torre
Eddie Mathews
Ray Culp
Phillies
Johnny Callison
Tony Gonzalez
Philadelphia
Rbi
Calison
Sammy Ellis
Reds
Tommy Harper
Pete Rose
Gordon Coleman
Vada Pinson
Deron Johnson
Coleman
AFL Owners Meet Behind Closed Door
AFL owners met at Monmouth Race Park in Oceanport New Jersey to discuss expansion to ten teams by 1966 and rookie participation in pre season all star games. Atlanta and Philadelphia were named prospects for new franchises amid debates over college draft choices in all star events. Jets owner Sonny Werblin opposed rookie QBs Namath and Huarte playing in All Star games in Buffalo and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Johnny Sellers
Tom Rolfe
Aqueduct
Bobby Ussery
Stanton
Del
Tradewood
Delaware Park
Gummo
Oceanport
Uncle Percy
Monmouth Park
Tsaduchess
Inglewood
Cal
Aksarben
Louisville
Earlie Fires
Miles Park
UPID
American Football League
AFL
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Oakland
San Diego
Sonny Werblin
New York Jets
Joe Namath
John Huarte
American Football Coaches Association
Buffalo
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Crowville Seeks Coach For Girls Basketball
Crowville High School in Crowville Louisiana is accepting applications for the girls basketball coach position created by the resignation of Mrs Frances Lyles. Principal Dwaine Tharpe said the post also combines health and physical education teaching and applications are being accepted by him at Crowville High and M D Peel superintendent of Franklin parish schools at the school board office in Winnsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crowville,la
Crowville High School
Frances Lyles
Dwaine Tharpe
Crowville High
M. D. Peel
Franklin Parish
Winnsboro
Patterson Chuvalo Non-title Fight Sets Gate Record
Floyd Patterson defeated George Chuvalo by a 12 round unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden. The bout drew $166,423 at the gate and an estimated $600,000 from closed circuit television, marking the richest non-title fight in history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
Patterson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ken McMullen
Minnesota Twins
Minneapolis
McMullen
Toronto
Jacksonville
Rochester
Toledo
Syracuse
Formas
Manila Flash
Elorde
Philopines
Teruo Kosaka
Japan
Peter Schmidt
Tororte
Red Davis
Grand Blanc
Mick Tony Lema
Jack Nicklaus
Kathy Whitworth
Johnstown
Greenwood
Cookeville
Tenn
Lugano
Switzerland
Edda Buding
West Germany
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Bakersfield
United States
Canada
Arthur Ashe
Gene Scott
Sacramento
Calif
Dennis Ralston
Ham Richardson
Bowmanville
Ont
John Surtnes
Britain
Mosport Park
Parnelli Jones
Torrance
Bristol
Tenny Maynard Rupp
Mercer Woods
Mich
Keane
New York Yankees
Jerry Zimmerman
Jimmie Hall
Tony Oliva
Bill Pleis
Frank Howard
Senators
Rudy May
Angels
Jim Palmer
Bob Rodgers
May
Max Alvis
Leon Wagner
Rocky Colavito
Vic Davalillo
Fred Whitfield
Indians
Jack Kralick
Kralick
Gary Bell
Tigers
Willie Horton
Dalton Jones
Northeast Dixie Seniors
Northeast Dixie Senior League
Deii Lake
Providence
Tabulary
Mayville
Lake Providence
Deli
Cees
Rayville
Deviva
Pascual
Grant
Fisher
Bu- Pera
Cuicane
Lolich
McDowell
Lower
Redatt
Amateur Baseball League
al Lopez
Branselt
Wilmot Beekman
Sealise
Wilmot Man
Rock Hills
S.C
Carol Tobias
Jimmy Cox
Fred Down
Monroe
Eo Ee Ee
Monroe, Louisiana
Hay of
Bearcats
River's Ford
Dixie Sea Foods
Falstaff
Legion Memorial Stadium
Smith
Bell
Gunn
River
Duncan
Alex
Hibbard
Wilms
Talley
Perkins
Rugg
River's
Latham
Thomas
Alexander
Sharens
Vining
Rugs
Hurts
Joe Foss
Monmouth Race Park
Crowville
Parkview Pharmacy
Park Ave
WEBBB
Commerce West Monroe
Moneymaker
Grammont
Dial Financ Company
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!