Baseball Weekly Scores and Schedule Highlights
Summary of multiple major leagues with results from Sunday including Minnesota 4 Baltimore 2 and New York 9 Los Angeles 3, plus detailed standings, rain postponements, and upcoming games across American and National Leagues. Key players mentioned include Killebrew, Pena, Yastrzemski, and Drysdale, with teams such as Cleveland, Detroit, Chicago, and San Francisco noted.
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As Ory
Weekend fights and track results across select venues
Boxing saw Fernando Barreto stop Oscar Mora in Buenos Aires to claim the South American middleweight title. Golf notes include Tony Lome winning the Thunderbird Classic in New York. Debbie Thompson, 16, set a world best in the women's 100-yard dash in Baltimore. Compton mile finished under four minutes with Darrol Burieson leading. Fred Hansen vaulted 17 feet to set a new world record in Moulton. Paul Drayton anchored inter service sprint in Quantico. In Lausanne Rafael Osuna beat Nicola Pietrangeli 6-4 6-1 in Swiss hard court final. Auto racing winners included Ned Jarrett in the Dixie 400 in Atlanta and A J Foyt at Rex Mays. Belmont Stakes results at Aqueduct favored Northern Dancer third. Other horse races list Mustard Plaster, Cap Size, Native Charger and more across tracks from Hollywood to Monmouth and Delaware.
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Brazil
Oscar Mora
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N.Y
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League Leaders Batting and Pitching Highlights
Baseball leaders across leagues include Mays San Francisco Williams Chicago and Clemente Pittsburgh led batting. Runs and RBIs feature Mays Boyer Santo Starling with strong showings. Pitching leaders list Farrell and Marichal with 61 decisions and 89 strikeouts, while Ford and Pascual top in wins and strikeouts.
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Soyer
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Philadelphia
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Farrell
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Los Angeles
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Floyd Cook Dominates West Monroe Speedway Sunday
Floyd Cook, driving No. 15, won the trophy dash and feature at West Monroe Speedway on Sunday with a 21.5 time trial. Gene Sturgis won the slow trophy dash and slow heat, while Howard Hartman took the fast heat. Behind Cook in the feature were Sturgis, Whitlock, and Ralph Robinson as over 500 spectators watched Roy Smith, the speedway president, report the results.
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Floyd Cook
West Monroe
Gene Sturgis
Howard Hartman
Hartman
Gene Newsome
Cook
Sammy Whitlock
Jackie Holton
Sturges
Whitlock
Ralph Robinson
Roy Smith
Speedway
Reds overpower Cardinals with 11 6 victory
Deron Johnson of Cincinnati slugged five hits three singles a double and a home run in five at bats as the Reds defeated St Louis 11-6. Joel Horlen of Chicago allowed only three hits as the White Sox beat the Tigers 2-1 completing a doubleheader sweep.
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Reds
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Joel Horlen
White Sox
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Chicago
Tigers
Signs Five Year Cycle Brings Hope To White Sox
The Chicago White Sox sit atop the league with a .750 pace over the last three weeks as Al Lopez follows a five year cycle. They swept a doubleheader from the Detroit Tigers 8-3 and 2-1 with Dave Nicholson driving in two runs and Fred Talbot earning his first win. Gene Stephens provided the deciding hit in the eighth inning of the nightcap.
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Fred Talbot
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Joe Horlen
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Hank Aguirre
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Harmon Killebrew
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Camilo Pascual
Whitey Ford
Pete Mikkelsen
Tom _ ‘Tresh
Elston Howard
Angels
Ken Mce-Bride
al Smith
Senators
Pedro Ramos
Bob Chance
Alan Koch
Frank Malzone
Carl Yastrzemski
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Bill Monbouquette
Dick Radatz
Tony Conigliaro
Ed Charles
Bryan
Jim Gentile
Dick Williams
Yastrzemski
Diego Segui
Dave Morehead
Ruston routs Quitman as Arcadia, Danville win big
Ruston topped Quitman 12-1 in North Central Baseball League action behind home runs from Richard Storms Charles Fuller and Robert Marrus. Arcadia crushed Downsville 15-2 with Richard Turner earning the win. Simshoro beat Danville 11-4. Tom my Rowe was the winning pitcher and Gene Smith the loser. Standings show Ruston, Arcadia, Simshoro and Danville atop the table.
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Richard Storms
Charles Fuller
Robert Marrus
Ruston
Arcadia
Downsville
Richard Turner
L. Antley
Simshoro
Danville
Tommy Rowe
Gene Smith
Hodge
Athlete's Foot Treatment Ad Claims Quick Relief
An advertisement promotes T-4-L liquid to stop itching and burning within minutes and to slough off infected skin in three days. It promises replacement skin within hours or a 48 cent refund, and urges use of T-4-L foot powder for sweaty feet from drug stores.
Top marathon hope breaks 5000m mark in national meet
Tokyo reports Kokichi Tsu buyara set a new national 5000 meter record with 14 02.2 at a Sunday athletics meet. In Taipei S S Hsu, a 22 year old Marine private, won the seventh annual national golf tournament in sudden death over defending champion C H Kuo. Junichi Kumata, a Tokyo high schooler, tied the junior world weightlifting featherweight record with 297.6 pounds and helped prep for America s Cup trials as Nefertiti joins the 12 meter yachts lineup for fall defense against Britain.
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Kokichi Tsubuyara
Taipei
Formosa
S. S Hsu
Marine Corps
C. H. Kuo
Junichi Kumata
Columbia
Nefertiti
Emerson Topples Santana For Count of Godo Crown
Roy Emerson defeats Manuel Santana in a two hour final at the Royal Tennis Club to win the Count of Godo Trophy 2-6 7-5 6-3 6-3 in front of 5000 spectators. Maria Del Carmen Hernandez wins the women's singles title 6-2 6-4 over Michel Boulle. Coronado and Es talella take women's doubles 6-2 6-4 versus Barrill and Subirats. Emerson and Ken Fletcher claim the men's doubles title 6-3 8-6 1-6 4-6 6-3 over Mandarino and Soriano.
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Barcelona
Roy Emerson
Spain
Manuel Santana
Emerson
Royal Tennis Club
Maria del Carmen Hernandez
Coronado
Michel Boulle
France
Miss Coronado
Ana Maria Estalella
Pilar Barrill
Helena Subirats
Ken Fletcher
Jose Edison Mandarino
Brazil
Eduardo Soriano
Argentina
Aurora syndicate horse American Eagle defeats Constellation again
Oyster Bay New York AP report says the Aurora syndicate owned American Eagle won its second consecutive victory over Constellation in a recent racing event, continuing the top horse’s hot streak and boosting odds for upcoming races.
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Oyster Bay
N.Y
Aurora Syndicate
American Eagle
Constellation
Sun
French Derby Sparked by Le Fabuleux Victory at Chantilly
Le Fabuleux owned by Mme G. Weisweiller held off Trenel in a stretch duel to win the Prix du Jockey Club, France's Derby, by a half length at Chantilly. The 3 year old colt earned 140000 dollars for the victory.
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le Fabuleux
Mme. G. Weisweiller
Trenel
Charlotte mother to race in NASCAR debut at Concord 200
Mrs. Mary Skipper Allen, a Charlotte mother who sews, will debut as the first woman to drive in NASCAR competition. She faces veterans Richard Petty, Jim Paschal and Junior Johnson in the Concord 200 at Concord Speedway.
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N.C
Mary Skipper Allen
Allen
Concord Speedway
Richard Petty
Jim Paschal
Junior Johnson
Concord
Guard and Davis split Legion Amateur doubleheader
National Guard managed only two hits to win 1-0 in game one as Jerry Fields scored the decisive run in the seventh after a misplayed grounder. Davis Food Center rebounded to take the nightcap 10-8 behind a six-run third inning but fell short in the second game.
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Davis
American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
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Bobby Bryan
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Averett
Fields
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Lexington trots to sell ladies pari mutuel tickets
The Lexington trots will stage a sale Tuesday night for ladies pari mutuel tickets at $1.98. The sale window will be under the grandstand with a college coed assisting patrons with change. General Manager Walter S. Gibbons notes Tuesday night is also ladies night with no admission charge for them.
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Lexington Trots
Walter S. Gibbons
Whitten for Monroe Shreveport Takes Two Cycle Wins
Shreveport motorcycle racers Jimmy Floyd and James Wallace won two of five events at Selman Field as Floyd took the 200 class and Wallace the 650 class. Bobby Butler, improving on last month’s Monroe races, won the 250 class before a spill ended his bid for the 500. Allen Whitten of Monroe won the 500 class for the Ramblers. The meet drew riders from five states and required two six lap heats to trim the field for ten-lap finals, with the Monroe Junior Chamber of Commerce and Twin City Ramblers organizing. A Gulf States Dealers Field meet follows June 28, with no entry fee and a tourist/gypsy tour, plus short track races.
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James Wallace
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Louisiana
Bologna Wins Italian Pennant Over Inter Milan
Bologna clinched the Italian soccer pennant with a 2-0 win over Inter of Milan in the first championship playoff in 40 years. The decisive victory secured Bologna’s top spot in Serie A after a dramatic season ending on Sunday.
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Colts Beat Cardinals to Take Early Baseball Standings
The West Monroe Boys Club standings show the Colts atop the league at 2-0 after a 10-4 victory over the Cardinals on Saturday. Chilton struck out 13 and had two hits. Powell collected two hits for the losers. Dodgers down Athletics 12-8 with Clark 4-for-4. Jackson added two hits. Giants edge Red Sox 8-7 as White and Posey each collect two hits.
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