Nightlife woes and sad day for Belinsky Pierce Williams
Bo Belinsky was knocked out in the sixth after a fine of 250 and the Twins won 5-4. Billy Pierce suffered a spike injury and will miss action, while Williams faced a rough outing as the Dodgers lost 7-1. Reds blank Giants 8-0, Braves beat Dodgers, Mets Colts and several AL games noted. Don Larsen, Robison, Hoak and Williams among key names in a day of baseball upsets and milestones.
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Bo Belinsky
Billy Pierce
S Tan Williams
Belinsky
Charlie
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota Twins
Hal
Lenny Green
Art Fowler
Twins
New York Yankees
Pierce
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Joey Jay
Giants
Don Blasin
Don Larsen
Frank Robinson
Reds
Robinson
Dodgers
Wil
Ny i
Milwaukee Braves
Hank Aaron
Williams
Bob Shaw
Houston Colts
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Baltimore
Boston
Carl Warwick
Jay Hoak
Mets
Colts
Bob Bruce
Housa
Marv Throneberry
Don Hoak
Pirates
Bob Friend
Cubs
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Danny O'Connell
Senators
Indians
Jim Piersali
John Romano
Tribe
Marty Kutyna
Gary Bell
Hoyt Wilhelm
Oriole
Charlie Lau
Wilhelm
No-Hit Pitch Powers Bancroft To 6-0 Victory
Gary Rankin pitched a no hit game as Bancroft defeated Heard Oil 6-0 in a Northside League showdown. Jimmy Mitchell went 3-3 for Bancroft, with el Rhodes and Bibb Ragland on the losing battery. In other games American Oil edged Barker's Rent-All, Texaco routed Green Brothers 27-5, and Central Bank beat Shell Oil 9-4 behind wins from Joe Lambert and Ken Wilkerson.
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Gary Rankin
Bancroft
Heard Oil
Jimmy Mitchell
Inners
el Rhodes
Bibb Ragland
Billy Foster
Rankin
Bruce Martin
James Arrant
American Oil
Barker
Charles Bamburg
Arrant
Fontaine
Freeman
Roberts
Wendell Idom
Tim Ford
Texaco
Green Brothers
Steven Nolan
Robert Poche
Jimmy Aswell
Billy Clampit
Central Bank
Shell Oil
Joe Lambert
Ken Wilkerson
Bobby Boleware
Terry Petty
Mike Clements
Ieee
Petty
Shell
Baseball scores and schedule roundup from multiple games
Thursday results include Baltimore 7 Boston 4 Minnesota 5 Los Angeles 4 Washington 4 Cleveland 3 night. Kansas City 11 Chicago 8 night. Minnesota 61 Walker 6 4 at Kansas City. Beacey at Washington Rudolph 2 1. Los Angeles McBride 63 at Chicago. Saturday schedule lists five matchups. Sunday slate features eight games including Minnesota at Kansas City and Baltimore at Washington. Today Chicago Anderson 0 4 at New York 3 8 night Houston Golden 3 4 at Los Angeles Sadecki 3 3 O Dell 7 4 night Cincinnati Maloney 3 at San Francisco Mahaffey 6 8 night.
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Baltimore
Boston
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Chicago
Walker
Beacey
Rudolph
McBride
Detroit
York
New York
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Anderson
Golden
St. Louis
Sadecki
O'Dell
Maloney
Philadelphia
Mahaffey
New St. Louis
Louisiana Triple-A All-State baseball picks named
Causey and Head headline the 16 man Louisiana Triple-A All-State squad. Causey from Ouachita Parish High Lions Monroe and Head of Bastrop Rams are among positions with other seniors and two juniors including Bastrop’s infielder Head. Notable names include Vaughn Fernandez Altobello Weiss and LeBlanc among others with strong batting averages and pitching records.
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Lynn Causey
Ouachita Parish High Lions
Monroe
Rickey Head
Bastrop Rams
Causey
OPHL
Vaughn
Childs
Fernandez
Head
Bastrop
American Legion
Ed Head
West Monroe
Brooklyn Dodgers
Dodger
New York Yankee
Elton Remondet
de la Salle
New Orleans
Johnny Altobello
Bob Weiss
Jesuit
Bob Schroeder
St. Aloysius
Phil Johnson
Shreveport’s Fair Park
Bill Zimmerman
Holy Cross
Francis Quigley
Bob Janzen
Bolton
Alexandria
Lamar Labauge
Istrouma
Baton Rouge
Joe Moore
Fair Park
Lionel Kleinpeter
Catholic of
Joe LeBlanc
Baton Rouge High
Pacific
Hawaii
Spok
Attie
Portland
An Diego
Salt Lake Tacoma
Vancouver
San Diego
Salt Lake
Tacoma
Seattle
EXAS
Tulsa
San Antonio
Austin
el Paso
Amarillo
Amarillo Ustin
Albuquerque
Lamar
Augusta
Pete Fernandez
Ouachita Knoxville
Charlotte
Jeff Asheville
Macon
Greenville
Savannah
South's Top Star Bidding For 2 Titles
South's top-ranked 16-year-old tennis star Jean Evans of Belton SC seeks two titles in the Southern Girls Closed Championship. Evans faces Peggy Moore of New Orleans in the 18-and-under final and plays Cindy Kemp of Lookout Mountain TN in the 16-and-under final. Evans already beat Kemp 6 1 6 3 in the 18-and-under semifinal. Evans teams with Kemp in the 16-and-under doubles final. Becky West, ranked third nationally in 14-and-under, defended her crown 6 0 6 1 over Ann Moore of New Orleans. Linda Tuero of New Orleans won the 12-and-under singles title over Janis Graves of Baton Rouge 7 9 6 3 6 0. Ann Moore and Terri Tresclair of New Orleans won the 14-and-under doubles 6 0 6 2 over Emily Averett and Nita Harrel of Shreveport. Mitchell Shirota, Hawaiian-born jockey, is a Brigham Young University Utah graduate.
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Miss Evans
Becky West
Lover Ann Moore
New Orleans
Linda Tuero
Janis Graves
Baton Rouge
Ann Moore
Terri Tresclair
Emily Averett
Nita Harrel
Shreveport
Young Monterrey boys to bullfight in Nuevo Laredo ring
Eloy Cavazos ten and Gilberto Sanchez eleven, rising stars of Monterrey's Little League, will perform in a mano a mano bullfight Sunday in Nuevo Laredo. They have fought in 26 bouts, killed nine bulls each, and earn 5000 pesos per appearance as thrill seekers draw large crowds.
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Nuevo Laredo, Mex
Monterrey
Eloy Cavazos
Gilberto Sanchez
Mexico
Impressario Lauro Longoria
Eloy
Senor Cavazos
Four Way Open Crown Battle At Oakmont
Gene Littler fired a 69 to seize a two shot lead in the U S Open at Oakmont, as Arnold Palmer Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus sit near par in a crowded chase. Bobby Nichols and Bob Rosburg at 70 trail by one, with notable scores from Maxwell Leonard and others as half the field contends through the first round.
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Oakmont, Pa
Gene Littler
Littler
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Jack Nicklaus
Oakmont Country Club
Palmer
Player
Nicklaus
Bobby Nichols
Bob Rosburg
Old Oakmont
Billy Maxwell
Frank Boynton
J. C. Goosie
Bobby Schoener
Bethlehem
Gene Francis
New York
John Guenther
Reading
Canada
Stan Leonard
Rosburg
Maxwell
Leonard
Arnold
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Sam Snead
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