Dodgers Fall in Giants Break Losing Streak
Yankee ace Bill Stafford won his sixth as the Tigers’ seven-game run ended. Yogi Berra’s spectacular left field catch, a 410 foot bid by Jake Wood, preserved Stafford’s shutout bid into the fifth. Joe DiMaggio and Willie Mays era echoed in coastal memories as New York beat Detroit 2-1.
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Tris Speaker
Joe DiMaggio
Willie Mays
Yankees
Yogi Berra
Rob Scheffing
Detroit Tigers
Yankee
Scheffing
Tigers
Jake Wood
Bill Stafford
Dick Brown
Rocky Colavito
Vic Wertz
Chico Fernandez
Kilpatrick's Tops McGuire Real Estate In Pelican League Opener
Pitcher Bill Duncan a sparking one hitter with 11 strikeouts leads Kilpatrick's past McGuire Real Estate 8 to 1 at Confederate Park. Glenn Carter has three hits. Duncan adds a triple. McGuire's Ray Alexander gets the lone hit. The second game Peoples' Homestead vs Brown Rivers-Scogin was rained out and rescheduled for Saturday at 6 p.m.
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Bill Duncan
Kilpatrick
McGuire Real Estate
West Monroe
Duncan
Ken George
Ray Alexander
McGuire
Gary Bright
Tommy Laws
Champs Win 16-0 as Terras Rout Builders
In Farmerville Louisiana the Terras defeat the Builders 16-0 behind Lynn Causey who pitched a one hit shutout with 11 strikeouts. Eddie Kincaid went 2-for-3 as Farmerville posted 11 hits and controlled the game early.
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Farmervile
Courant
Lynn Causey
Ouachita Parish
Farmerville
Eddie Kincaid
Monroe Abrah F'Ville
Abrh Fulch
Hinds
Canal
Pardue
Biggar
Taylor
Zarro
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Kincaid
Hayes
Griggs
Reeves
Quimby
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Guinn
Terial
H‘wick
Wooley
Fallin
Nolan
Mack
van Zile
Walton
Causey
Monroe
Futch
Hammonds
Rubb
Fuich
Eee
Albritton
Hardwick
Bowling League Highlights and Standings Across Teams
The report lists multiple bowling leagues with team names such as Ouachita National Bank, Piggle Wiggly No. 8, and Crackerjacks. It records individual and team scores including Walter Cash 242, 664 in series, Betty Sievers 554, and team totals like Ouachita National Bank 832 game and 2456 series. It also mentions Tuesday and Monday night leagues, box scores, and district outcomes.
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Walter Cash
Velma McNeely
Betty Sievers
Ouachita National Bank
Dixie League Night Games Highlight Local Baseball Card
Ouachita Bank defeated First Fidelity 5-3 and KNOE beat Ryan Chevrolet 11-3 in Dixie League play last night. Howell earned the Ouachita win with 3-3 support, Corbin caught Eppinette, while Stewart took the loss. Knighten and Murphy went 2-3 for KNOE, Lyons earned the win, LaDart and Van hit 2-3 for Ouachita, with Sharbano homering in two hits.
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Monroe Southside
First Fidelity
Ouachita Bank
Knoe
Ryan Chevrolet
Eastside Field
West Monroe
Mason and Pearson
Monroe
Paper Workers
Confederate Park
Howell
Ouachita
Corbin
Eppinette
Stewart
Knighten
Murphy
Lyons
LaDart
Van
Sharbano
Northeast Loop Has Full Slate On Tap Sunday
The Northeast Louisiana Amateur Baseball League schedules Sunday games Kilbourne at Bastrop Forest at Oak Ridge and Bonita at Pinanona. Kilbourne leads with 2-0 while Forest and Bastrop are 1-0 Oak Ridge sits at 0-1. League president is Woody Boyles of Oak Grove.
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Winnsboro
Oak Grove
Epps
Delhi
Newellton
Rayville
Newelston
Northeast Loop
Northeast Louisiana Amateur Baseball League
Kilbourne
Bastrop
Forest
Oak Ridge
Bonita
Pinanona
Pontlain Uld
Woody Boyles
League
Baseball night slate features cross-league action across major teams
Listings show Koufax at Milwaukee Spahn at San Francisco at Cincinnati Purkey at Houston Bennett at St. Louis McBean at Chicago with several matchups including Los Angeles at Milwaukee and New York at Houston. Tuesday results include New York 2 Detroit 1 and Los Angeles 7 Minnesota 5 with rain delays and postponed Cleveland Washington games. Western and Texas leagues post midweek schedules with Tacoma Vancouver San Diego Salt Lake City Portland Seattle Spokane and Texas League games listed for Wednesday.
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Koufax
Milwaukee
Spahn
San Francisco
Sanford
Cincinnati
Purkey
iNewsea
Houston
Bruce Nig
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Bennett
St. Louis
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McBean
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Spokane
Hawaii
Bening
Cincinnati Va
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san_ Diego
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Tulsa
el Paso
San_ Antonio
Austin
Albuquerque
Amarillo
Stars and Scores From Baseball Across Leagues
Wickersham of the Athletics earned his fourth win in five starts as Chicago White Sox were limited to three hits in a 2-1 victory. Hank Aaron went 3-for-3 with his 11th homer as the Braves powered past the Dodgers 15-2. Minor leagues saw Dallas-Fort Worth top Indianapolis 6-2, Louisville beat Denver 4-1, and Omaha 4-1. International play Toronto beat Richmond 6-0 and Columbus toppled Buffalo 9-8 in 11 innings. Elmira, York, and Williamsport won in their leagues while Savannah and Asheville rain delays postponed play. Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons noted as only trainer to saddle two Triple Crown winners Gallant Fox and Omaha.
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Lee Thomas
Don Lee
Angels
Twins
Lenny Green
Minnesota
Frank Malzone
Pete Runnels
Red Sox
Ike Delock
Dave Wickersham
White Sox
Athletics
Juan Marichal
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Mike McCormick
Stu Miller
Don Larsen
Kim O'Toole
Moe Drabowsky
Reds
Fred Whitfield
Cardinals
Phillies
Don Ferrarese
Joe Amalfitano
Houston
Mets
Craig Anderson
Harvey Haddix
Pirates
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Glen Hobbie
Joe Canal
Monroe
Charles van Zile
Ralph Sims
Farmerville
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Hank — Aaron
Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
New York
UPI
James
Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons
Gallant Fox
Omaha
Five Tigers Switchers Former NL Players
Five members of the Detroit Tigers roster Billy Bruton Chico Fernandez Terry Fox Ronnie Kline and Sam Jones are identified as former National League players in a UPI report.
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Detroit
UPI
Detroit Tigers
Billy Bruton
Chico Fernandez
Terry Fox
Ronnie Kline
Sam Jones
Palmer 5-1 favorite to win U S Open at Oakmont
Arnold Palmer braces for Oakmont defense as he nears the 62nd U S Open. He reports confidence in irons and a mostly healthy right hand after a minor gash, two stitches loosening, and a 69 in warmups. He aims near 280 total, just four under Hogan’s Open record.
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Oakmont Country Club
Latrobe
Palmer
Gene Littler
Oakmont
Billy Casper
Gary Player
Don Finsterwald
Mike Souchak
Doug Sanders
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Ol’ Samuel
Jackson Snead
Pennsylvania
U.S. Golf Association
Bob Rosburg
Ben Hogan
Arnold
Stevenson Named to USGA Executive Committee Seat
Oakmont Pennsylvania United Press report Charles P Stevenson of Buffalo New York is named to fill the unexpired term of William C Chapman on the USGA executive committee Chapman's rochester New York home was killed recently in an airplane crash for the Rochester area incident notes the roster change and Chapman's death while in service to golf administration.
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Charles P. Stevenson
Buffalo
N.Y
William C. Chapman
United States Golf Association
Chapman
Rochester
N. Y
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