Sports score roundup with baseball results and standings
A dense compilation covers multiple baseball leagues with scores, standings, and upcoming games. Notable items include Minnesota, Washington, New York, Chicago, and Boston results, a full slate of American and National League scores, and references to key pitchers and home runs, plus summaries of weekend and Tuesday games across MLB, plus minor league and college notes.
American League Batting and Fielding Leaders Spotlight
A dense ledger of 1960s baseball leaders lists top batting averages runs scored runs batted in and hits across AL teams. Notable names include Oliva Bressoud Mantle and Killebrew. pitching leaders feature Koufax Drysdale and Marichal with strikeout totals and win records.
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Williams
Chicago
Mays
San Francisco
Clemente
Pittsburgh
White
Houston
Johnson
Cincinnati
Willams
Allen
Philadelphia
Cramer
Santo
Bover
St. Louis
Torre
Milwaukee
Barks
Pinson
Alien
Stargell
Pitsburgh
Wills
Los Angeles
Flood
Great
Alou
Mayo
Aaron
Davis
Farrell
Marichal
Bruce
Bunning
Mahaffey
Philadelpnia
Koufax
Drysdale
Veale
Maloney
Weekend boxing results with multiple regional bouts
In Steubenville Ronnie Decost 110 pounds defeated Cowboy Billy Smith 111% in a 14 round bout. Curly Aguirre 125 pounds stopped Shigeo Shioyama 124% in Manila. Al Asuncion 12'2 stopped Jose Rodolfo Ferrer 12d%4 in Venezuela. Salvatore Burruni 128 outpointed Antonio Lazzaro Bilanquer 119 in Sassari. Luis Gonzalez 110%4 stopped Jose Lopez 110% in Mexico City.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Ronnie Decost
Brockton
Mass
Cowboy Billy, Smith
Kyo
Curly Aguirre
Philippines
Anaes Shigeo Shioyama
Japan
Manila
al Asuncion
Jose Rodolfo Ferrer
Venezuela
Sassari
Sardinia
Salvatore Burruni
Italy
Antonio Lazzaro
Yankees sweep by 2 games trims White Sox AL lead
New York Yonkers Yankees swept Chicago in a five game series, advancing to one game back of Baltimore in the AL race as Chicago’s six game skid continued. The Yankees won 8-3 and 4-3 in 10 innings, with Pepitone driving in the series winner in the nightcap.
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Chicago White Sox
New York Yankees
White Sox
Yankees
Baltimore
Boston
Orioles
Chicago
Lopez
New York
Ron Haase
Joe Pepitone
Minnesota
Twins
Washington
Red Sox
Kansas City
Cleveland
Detroit
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Houston
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Gary Peters
Elston Howard
Hansen
Bobby Richardson
Pepitone
Archie Moore
Moore
Dave Nicholson
Juan Pizarro
Howard
Phil Linz
Linz
Chuck Estrada
Dick Hall
Estrada
Jerry Adair
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Robinson
Aparicio
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Zoilo Versalles
Fred Valentine
Senators
Allison
Johnny Gary
Jim Duckworth
Duckworth
Athletics
Indians
Jim Gentile
Dick Green
Jonn Romano
Clayton Cole Wins Louisiana Amateur Golf Title on Third Try
Clayton Cole, 23, son of a Monroe pro, captured the 45th Louisiana amateur golf championship in Alexandria by finishing with a 291 total. Shirley Picard led early but collapsed on the back nine, allowing Cole to overtake and seal the title with a clutch 12-foot birdie on 17. John Martin of Lafayette finished second, Picard third.
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Mich
Tony Lema
Ganton
Englana
Gordon Clark
Michael Lunt
England
Siefoot
Ellicott City
Clifford Ann Creed
Alexandria
Clayton Cole
Cole
Monroe
Shirley Picard
Lafayette
Picard
John Martin
Lafa
Yette
Alexandria Country Club
Martin
Detective
Clayton
Twins Eye Chance in Possible Trade Deadline Drama
The Minnesota Twins seek a deal for Dean Chance as the trading deadline nears, while considering other pitching options. Phillies and Yankees pursue pitchers Al Jackson and Bill Monbouquette, with several trades already completed involving the Angels, Indians, and others.
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Ibwvauy
Los Angeles
Dean Chance
Angels
Twins
Bob Allison
Chance
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
al Jackson
New York Yankees
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Phillies
Mets
Art Mahaffey
Jack Baldschun
Jackson
Ray Culp
Yankees
Monbouquette
Ralph Terry
John Blanchard
West Monroe Dixie Youth standings and schedules
West Monroe Dixie Youth standings through June 13 and daily game schedule at Northside and Southside Parks. Listings show matchups including American Oil, Texaco, Colbert's, Heard & Sons, Monroe Building & Loan, Bank, Firestone, Ouachita Nat, First Nat, Pulp and Paper, Shell Oil, Meard, Sees Bros. Dairy, Foremost Dairy, Barker's Rental, and local teams W. Monroe Trucking, Green Bros. Dairy, and Peoples Loan across Monday to Wednesday leagues and the Boys Club League with Cardinals Athletics Dodgers Red Sox Colt 45s Giants.
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Northside Park
Monda
American Oil
Texaco
Colbert's
Heard & Sons Ah
Louisiana Power Light
Firestone
Monroe Building & Loan
Barkers Rentalls
Cetalene Power & Light
Meard
Sees Bros. Dairy
Foremost
Shell Oil
Pulp and Paper
Ouachita Nat
Cardinals
Athletics
Dodgers
Red Sox
Colt 45
Giants
WL Pet
Bear Power & Light
Irestone
Pulp and i Sna Pawer
Nat’! Bank
Central Bank
Local League Schedule Promises Evening Baseball Matches
Lions Field hosts Lion Field-Discount Center versus Had dad's Manufacturing at 5 15. North Monroe Lions meet Friendly Finance at Bendel Stadium at 7. R and A Jewelry face North Monroe Kiwanis at 5 15. Texaco clashes with Green Brothers at 7. Campbell Field features Pigaly Wiggly versus High 12 at 5 15 and Three-way Finance versus East at 7. State Merchants games begin 7 p.m.
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Lion Field—Discount Center
Haddad’s Manufacturing
North Monroe Lions
Friendly Finance
Bendel
R. and A. Jewelry
North Monroe Kiwanis
Texaco
Green Brothers
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