Baseball scores and standings from major leagues across the day
A sprawling recap lists American and National League results with key performances. It names pitchers, home runs by Wagner Killebrew Aaron Koufax and Johnson, notable wins by Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Cincinnati and Los Angeles, plus box scores and league leaders. It also notes international and college highlights, golf and tennis results, and racing results from Delaware and New Jersey tracks.
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New York A. Waly Creveland
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Josten
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Washington
Los Angeles
Kansas
Cleveland
Kansas City
Tfait
Oliva
Fregost
Histon
Howard
New York
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Allison
Rollins
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Aparicio
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Howser
Wagner
Cleveand
Stuart
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Colavito
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McAuliffe
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Hall
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Ford
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Kratick
Pascual
Miller
Hellner
Mikkelsen
Penn
Radatz
Wickersham
Pacific Coast League Eastern Division standings and games
District standings show Arkansas, Dallas, Indianapolis, Salt Lake City, Seattle, and Oklahoma City with postponed rain affected games. Western division lists Portland, San Diego, Tacoma, Seattle, Hawaii, and Spokane with multiple results and Tuesday schedule including Portland at Seattle and Dallas at Spokane. International League results feature Toronto, Atlanta, Buffalo, Jacksonville, Syracuse, Columbus, Rochester, and Richmond with several scores.
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Portland
San Diego
Tacoma
Sly Seatte
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Hawaii
Seattle
Denver
Oklaahoma City
Toronto
Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Monroe Threat At Alexandria Golf Tourney Opens
Clayton Cole Monroe is listed among challengers in the 45th annual Louisiana State Amateur Golf Championship in Alexandria as 115 players compete for 32 spots. The event runs over the 6,498 yard course with 72 holes for the championship flight and match play for others, featuring top players from Lafayette Baton Rouge Shreveport and beyond.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Country Club
Buddy Short
Lafayette
University of Southwestern Louisiana
Tommy Morrow
Shreveport
Morrow
Burt Burdick
Baton Rouge
Sammy Love
Shirley Picard
Charles Kennon
Chip Lyman
Clayton Cole
Monroe
Bill Carter
Joe Odelaney
Hourna
T Gianker, Jr
Charlies Ells
Matt Keppinger
George Lahood
Paul Decouet
New Iberia
Dan Scully
Baton Reuse
Drew Liddell
Jack Watson
Gerald Hare
Aubrey Cole
Mike O'Brien
Baton Revue
Aisa
Don Easterwood
Ivan Merten
Rew Ponthie
Frank Fletcher Sr
Ray Hines
Lake Charles
Ben Freeman
Bob Kennon
Jay Little
New Orleans
Doug Truesdell
van Schroeder
Ray Foil
Leonard Watters
Henry Cole
Arthur
Bush
Jack Kennedy
Albin Johnson
Hillman Cox
Covington
Elliott Cantine
Abbeville
Mike Sarver
Mark Womack
Curly Picard
Charles Clawson
Houma
Eugene Kelly
Lawrence Larcade
Opelousas
Gene Adams
West Monroe
George Bowden
Ransome Cole
W. C. Grafton
Arthur Kahn
Charles Price
John Atkins
Ralph MecBane
Tom Kiock
John Casey
Fred Nelson
Ruston
Bob Daray
Natchitoches
Bill Forbis
Nauman Scott
Charles Armistead
Ralph Creed
Marksville
Richard C. Handerson
Claude Debeaux Jr
Paul Winder
James Hemphill
Bogalusa
Richard Davis
Ledoux Provosty
Henry Simon
Wallace Barret
Pineville
Clyde Zachary
Alexandia
Warren Graham
Roy Tannehill
Louis Pirjkle
Barney Whatley
C. P. Herrington
Bob Kelsey
Walter H. Daniels
Morgan City
Ralph Landry
Champ Baker
Louisiana
McKinley opens Wimbledon tuneup on grass in Bristol
Tennis star Chuck McKinley, eyeing his Wimbledon title defense, beats Malcolm Gracie 6-4 6-3 in the West of England Championship first round on grass. He says he is not yet at peak form but plans to build to top form during Wimbledon.
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Bristol
England
Chuck McKinley
Jaeninewo
Malcolm Gracie
Britain
Aeckenham
Angela Mortimer
An ‘Mont Lavett
Ann Hayder Jones
Beckenham
Christine Truman
Whch
United States
API
McKinley
Australia
Trinity University
Grumbling Up Notch Playing Again Tonight
Sam Houston State coach Ray Benge showcased ace Fred Beene who allowed five hits and drove in the winning run as Sam Houston beat Eastern Illinois 3-1 in the NAIA tournament. Wartburg beat West Liberty in 16 innings. Georgia Southern toppled Maryville. Grambling edged Western Washington.
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Sam Houston
Eastern Illinois
Wartburg
Iowa
West — Liberty
W.va
State
Georgia Southern
Maryville
N.C
Grambling
Western Washington
Benge
Ron Kluch
Georgia
Bobby Butler
Mayville
Ilinois
West Liberty
Sam_ Houston
Piggly Battles All-Star Rivals In Legion Scrap
Piggly Wiggly Stores try to halt a skid of two straight losses as the All-Stars host a Legion Amateur League game at Legion Memorial Stadium tonight at 7 30. Leaders Falstaff and Rivers Ford clash Thursday in a pivotal showdown pending Wednesday free.
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Piggly Wiggly
American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
Falstaff
Rivers Ford
Six Reported Perfect 25x25 in Trap and Skeet
Six shooters at Pine Hills Gun Club posted perfect 25x25 traps and skeet scores. Vance Haile R T Lolley Jesse Cobb Ross Graves achieved 25x25 on trap while M E Kidd Ken Anderson did the same on skeet. A registered ATA trapshoot at Bancroft Camp on Cheniere Lake is set for next Sunday with 50 target rounds and fifty doubles offered.
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Vance Haile
R. T. Lolley
Jesse Cobb
Ross Graves
Pine Hills
Giants rely on pitching depth to lead NL
Giants manager Alvin Dark credits pitching depth as the key factor in San Francisco's NL lead. Juan Marichal tops the rotation against St Louis' Ray Sadecki in a rained out game. The staff carries a 2.92 ERA with relievers Shaw and Hendley shining amid traded power loss. Dark expects the offense to break through after a string of close wins.
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SAN Francisco
Alvin Dark
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis
Cardi
Shaw
Hendley
Herber
Perry
Giants
Dark
Pins in Dolls Haunts White Sox Camp as Contenders Loom
AP report notes Chicago White Sox GM Ed Short keeps a doll with pins for each rival as the team nears a run of 17 games in 13 days against two contenders Baltimore and New York. Coach Al Lopez jokes about swords, while Hoyt Wilhelm anchors a strong bullpen amid voodoo lore and wartime superstition around the pennant race.
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Litmakruc
White Sox
Ed Short
Short
Sox
Orioles
New York Yankees
Hoyt Wilhelm
Wilhelm
Bob Etson
Doc Wilhelm
Champions Plan To Defend State Archery Crowns
Champions are set to defend titles at the Louisiana Field Archery Association two day tournament at Tupanek Bow near West Monroe. Host club president Jack Bell lists top contenders including Robert House Elise McBeth Cecil McCloskey Emma Gene Brown with archers from across the state competing on 84 targets in rounds of 28 across hunters animal and field targets. Registration fees run 3.50 for adults 2 for intermediates and 1.50 for juniors and cubs.
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Louisiana Field
AFL Offers Pension Plan In Talent Bid
The American Football League announced plans for a retirement program equal or superior to other sports, retroactive to 1960, offering $10 monthly per year of service for players coaches and trainers with five years service. A hospitalization plan and a $12,000 life insurance policy were also proposed, with details to be finalized by league attorneys next month.
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OHI
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
Ralph C. Wilson
Buffalo Bills
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