Baseball Tonight's Games and Standings Summary
Tonight's National League slate includes Chicago at Milwaukee and Cincinnati at Chicago. Los Angeles visits New York while Houston travels to Philadelphia. Milwaukee tops NL East contenders with a 28 21 record, followed by Cincinnati and San Francisco. Sunday's schedule features Cleveland at Kansas City and New York at Los Angeles amid tight division races.
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Pizarro
Buzhardt
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McCormick
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Grant
Stiaman
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Lolieh
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Roberts
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Bennett
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Sheldon
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Jim Davenport
Motor Supply and KTVE Clash in First Division Showdown
Motor Supply and KTVE meet in a first division American Legion Amateur League baseball game at Legion Memorial Stadium. Motor Supply sits second by a half game over KTVE, one game behind Rivers Ford. In other action Ouachita Bank, led by George Moore, routed Piggly Wiggly 11-0 on 18 hits, with Moore fanning 13 and walking one.
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KTVE
American Legion
Legion Memorial Stadium
Supplymen
Rivers Ford
Guachita National Bank
George Moore
Picely Wiggly
Billy Brooks
Bankers
Falstaff
Moore
Howard Bailey
Bobby Head
Wayne Sutton
Jimmy Roan
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Jimmy Rushing
Ralph Malone
Fred Kennedy
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Hbi
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Malone
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Sutton
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Griege
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Collier
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Kenfeay
Cat Brooks
Moore O
Mila
Brooks
West Monroe Dixie Senior Legion baseball scores and results
At Memorial Stadium Clayton Gibson Carpets met Mill Lumper and Lakeshore Lions faced Fink's in 1:30 contests. Haddad shut out Hill Lumber 3-0 with Lewis and Martine collecting hits while Petterson and Gunn doubled for Hill Lumber.
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Clayton Gibson Carpets
Mill Lumper
Lakeshore Lions
Fink's
W. Haddad
Hill Lumber
Lewis
Martine
Petterson
Gunn
Haddads
WE Levis
Hubbard
LB Patterson
Holloway
Major League Baseball and Golf Results From Across the Nation
Statistics show Horton leading batting in the American League with .366 while Jones and Davalillo follow. Runs and RBIs list Green, Wagner, Mantilla, and Howard among top scorers. Harvey and Oliva lead hits, Versalles and Campaneris top in fielding. Pitching leaders include Pascual, Lolich, and Koufax. Also covers Cleveland and Boston openers in golf and various horse racing, tennis, and boxing notes across multiple cities.
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Detroit
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Boston
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Cleveland
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Lopez
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Loitch
Lafayette Cop Picard Leads Opening Round in Louisiana Golf Tour
Shirley Picard the Lafayette policeman and two time medalist led by one stroke after a 1 over par 71 in the opening round of the Louisiana Amateur Golf Tourney at East Ridge Country Club. Russell Ogilvie of Shreveport shot 72, while Rick Nevils 75 earned medalist honors. Defending champ Clayton Cole and others at 75 sparked a rain delayed round on the 6975 yard layout.
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Cleveland
Tony Lema
Billy Casper
Chicago
Margie Masters
Australia
Porthcawl
Wales
Bill Hyndman
Philadelphia
Rod James
England
Shreveport
Shirley Picard
Louisiana
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Russell Ogilvie
Picard
Rick Nevils
Baton Rouge
Murphy
Jourdan
East Ridge Country Club
Clayton Cole
Monroe
Nevils
John Allen Martin
Ogilvie
Local Teams Post Patchwork Scores In Weekend Schedule
Yesterday results show Ouachita Bank shutting out Piggly Wisely 11 to 0 while Dixie Sea Food edged Rack Service. Today KTVE faces Motor Supply at 7:30 PM and Rack Service meets Rivers Ford at Legion Stadium with Saturdays lineup including KTVE versus Falstaff and Rack Service against Rivers Ford.
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Ktve Ee
Ouachita National Bank
Dixie Sea Food
Piggly Wiggly
Ouachita Bank
KTVE
Motor Supply
Legion Stadium
Rivers Ford
Falstaff
Lester High Makes 175-Yard Ace at Bayou DeSiard
Lester High scored a hole in one at the 175 yard No 17 hole at Bayou DeSiard Country Club yesterday for the third ace on a Monroe course this week. Teammates A T Van Veekhoven J C Duke and Walter Dorroh watched as Leonard Warren Bastrop pro earlier aced Municipal and Bobby Oliver followed with an ace Wednesday.
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Bayou DeSiard Country Club
Monroe
Leonard Warren
Bastrop
Municipal
Bobby Oliver
High
A. T. van Veekhoven
J.C. Duke
Walter Dorroh
Pirates Continue Hottest Club After 4-2 Win Over Astros
Pittsburgh surged to 18 wins in 20 games, beating Houston 4-2 as Bob Veale logged his seventh win and Willie Stargell and Donn Clendenon hit key homers. Marichal blanked the Mets again, lowering their BAA while the Phillies beat the Dodgers.
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Mets
Juan Marichal
Pittsburgh
Houston
Marichal
New York
San Francisco
Bob Veale
Astros
Willie Stargell
Donn Clen
Recreation Softball roundup features Baptist league games
Lakeshore Baptist beat College Place Baptist 9-6 with Francis and Fitzgerald two hits apiece while Jones led College Place with four hits. Ridge Avenue Baptist won 10-8 over Good Hope as Maxwell went 3-for-3. Sullivan homered for Good Hope. First Methodist beat Winnsboro Road 7-4 in near flawless play with Elien and Williams securing the win. Memorial Methodist routed Emmanuel Baptist 32-3 behind Lopez’s home run. Senior St Joseph defeated Bosco 21-5 as Malta homered. Junior Stealers edged North Monroe Baptist 10-7 with Cannon homer.
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St Francisville Hires Ferriday Coach Moose Matulich
Ferriday High School announces Special L F Moose Matulich will become head coach at St Francisville High. Matulich coached Ferriday for seven seasons, guiding the 1962 Bulldogs to the state Class A finals and earning coach of the year honors from the Louisiana Sports Writers. Ferriday records under his leadership stood at 28 wins and 16 losses, with a last season double-A ranking.
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L. F
Moose
Matulich
Ferriday High School
St. Francisville High
FHS
Doug Watkins
Bulldogs
Louisiana
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