Tuesday Baseball Scores and NFL AFL Franchise Note
Tuesday's results include Milwaukee beating Chicago 8-2 in 10 innings, San Francisco 2 New York 1, Cincinnati over St. Louis 4-2, Los Angeles 4 Philadelphia 1, Pittsburgh 7 Houston 6 in 1 innings. Futures include Milwaukee at Chicago and various night games. AFL grants 1966 Atlanta franchise amid stadium dispute. several golf and horse racing results across multiple locations.
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New York
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Pittsburgh
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Jay
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Bill Mahomey
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de Sparkle
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Jalousie II
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Johnny Longden
National League
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Bening
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Wilen
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Ron Hansen
Rico Petrocelli
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Rocky Colavito
Max Alvis
Twins
Harmon Killebrew
Earl Battey
John O'Donoghue
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Clete Boyer
Athletics
Ed Charles
Fred Newman
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Willie Smith
Joe Adcock
Pete Richert
Ron Kline
Frank Howard
Doug Camilli
Horlen Headlines White Sox Win Over Red Sox
Joe Horlen shines with three singles and a six inning run in a 7-2 White Sox victory over Boston. His batting average rises to .250 while his pitching earns him his sixth win. The White Sox pull away after a Horlen single drives in a run in the 6th, breaking a 2-2 tie.
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Chicago White Sox
Horlen
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Chicago
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National League and American League batting leaders list
National League top hitters include Coleman of Cincinnati at .362 and Mays of San Francisco with 38 RBIs. Rose leads runs with 41. Banks and McCovey lead RBIs in the NL. In the AL, Jones of Boston hits .376 and Horton of Detroit .384, with Mantilla of Boston driving in 44. Pitching standouts feature Koufax with 119 strikeouts and Pascual at 6-0-1. Also noted are minor leagues results from International, Pacific Coast, and Eastern Leagues.
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Cincinnati
Johnson
Philadelphia
Kranepool
New York
Aaron
Milwaukee
Torre
Rose
Harper
Mays
San Francisco
Mathews
J. Alou
Flood
St. Louis
Pinson
Allen
Williams
Chicago
Santo
Fairly
Los Angeles
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Javier
Iy McCovey
Swoboda
Philadel
Pia
Stargell
Wills
Warper
Wynn
Houston
Horton
Detroit
Davali'lo Cleveland
McAuliffe
Hall
Minnesota
Green
Boston
Wagner
Cleveland
Versailles
Killeprew
Mantilla
Howard
Washington
Colavito
Oliva
Kaline
Cardenal
Cavalilio
Versalles
Ward
Cardena
West Monroe Dixie Youth routs Peoples Loan in Dixie play
Bancroft plated 10 runs in early innings and rolled to an 11-1 win over Peoples Loan. Donnie Jarvers went 2-3 for Bancroft, while Browder twirled a two hitter for Foremost Dairies and MeLemore’s title notes. Texaco and Ouachita Bank also posted wins as spring action continued across leagues. The Dartmouth Rugby Club completed an unbeaten season with a 16-3 victory over Harvard.
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Dixie Youth
Peoples Loan
Donnie Jarvers
Peoples
Townsend
Ramsey
Smith
Albritton
Ouachita Bank
Central Bank
Mike Broom
Roger Douglas
Gary Wilcoxon
Chris Seignier
Marvin Crain
James McDaniel
Kenneth Mayes
Texaco
MeLemore
Fred Korn
Dartmouth
Harvard
Local Dixie League Scores Show Mixed Results Across Matches
In summer league play Monroe Dixie League teams faced varied outcomes. Northside Dixie Field saw Sum mer defeat Southern Equipment while Lit central Bank edged SunCrest Orange. KNOE shut out First Fidelity 3 0 with First Fidelity leading in hits. Ouachita Bank beat Ryan Chevrolet 15 8 as multiple players contributed across both sides.
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Dixie Field
Southern
Central Bank
SunCrest
Knoe
Fist Fidelity
Murphy
Powell
Johnson
Epp
Ouachita Bank
Ryan Chevrolet
Rayo Chevrolet
Kilcayne
Lispenza
Finch
Stamper
No Holds Barred in Battle For New Pro Grid Scenery
The AFL awarded Atlanta a 1966 franchise for 7.5 million as Rozelle pushed NFL expansion, while Cox Broadcasting seeks a stadium and July 1 deadline. stadium issues and potential cross-league play loom large as Atlanta hosts contention, with teams and cities still in the running.
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American Football League
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Pete Rozelle
AFL
Oceanport
N.J
National League
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NFL
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Dan Reeves
Los Angeles Rams
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Anaheim
Calif
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Southern Nets Today Feature Favored Trio
Two ranked players from Florida and a Mississippi rival headline second round singles as the Southern Tennis Championships shift to doubles. Top seeds Brien and Pickens won in straight sets. defending champion Roberta Alison routed Ann Moore in the women’s round two at River Hills.
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Miss
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Mississippi
Bill Tym
Gainesville
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Tito Ediiburn
Mexico City
Robert Brien
Sydne
Australia
John Pickens
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Brien
Mississippi State
Jack Staton
St. Petersburg
Pickens
Jay Leistner
Bitsy Harrison
West Point
N.Y
Jaime Subirats
Ian Guerry
Chattanooga
Tenn
River Hills Tennis Club
Roberta Alison
Alexander City
Ann Moore
New Orleans
Miss Alison
Marcela Weinacher
Mobile
Stephanie Defina
Hollywood
Gertrude Rampanos
Patsy Rippy
Tulsa
Okla
Linda Tuero
Becky West
Jackson Miss
Peggy Moore
Seven of Eight GrecoRoman Titles Go To Russians
In Tampere Finland Soviet grapplers dominated the World Championships taking seven of eight titles. The lone non Russian winner was Romania bantamweight Lon Cernea. Russians victors included Rybalko Grigoryeyo Sapunov Kolesov Bogdanas Anissimov Chamakov.
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Tampere
Finland
United States
Soviet Union
Romania
Lon Cernea
Sergio Rybalko
Jury Grigoryeyo
Gennady Sapunov
Anatoly Kolesov
Rimantes Bogdanas
Valery Anissimovv
Nicholai Chamakov
Snead Still Has Hopes For Open
Sam Snead, 53, believes he can win the Open after shooting 67 70 for 137 at Bir thingham Country Club. The veteran star seeks a 4th Open title in St Louis, noting his putting is the main hurdle while contending with a field including Venturi Nicklaus Palmer Nichols and Player.
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Wales
Hunter McDonald
Scotland
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Michael Lunt
London
Birmingham
Mich
Sammy Snead
New York
Sam Snead
Sun
Sam
White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Snead
Bellerive Country Club
St. Louis
Ken Venturi
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Bobby Nichols
Gary Player
Deane Beman
Bethesda
Chevy Chase
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Calif
Charles Coody
Perrytown
Tex
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Duff Lawrence
Columbus
Ohio
Worsham
The
Chin
San Sam Atone
Rivers Invading Bonita Tonight Exhibition Game
Rivers Ford, leaders of the American Legion Amateur Baseball League of Ouachita parish, will meet Bonita of the Ark La League in an exhibition game tonight. The contest will be played at Bonita, beginning at 7 30 o clock.
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Rivers Ford
American Legion
Ouachita Parish
Bonita
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