Night Baseball Slate Includes City Matchups Across Leagues
Multiple major and minor league games listed for tonight across American and National Leagues. Series include Los Angeles at Kansas City, Boston at Detroit, Washington at Cleveland, and New York at Baltimore with notable pitchers Lopez Boswell Koplitz McDowell Stottlemore and Drysdale among the starters. Also noted are Wednesday games in the same cities and a dense slate across International, Texas, and Pacific Coast leagues with numerous standalone results and postponed items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Lopez
Kansan City
Gsegui
Nightinnesota
Boswell
Chicago
Peters
Boston
Wilson
Detroit
iLoiich
Washington
Koplitz
Cleveland
McDowell
Baltimore
Bunker
New York
Cstottlemore
Minnesota
Kansas City
Toronto
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Buffalo
Toledo
Columbus
Rochester
Austin
Tulsa
Jouaverque
Amarilla
Has-Fort Worth
el Paso
Southern
Asheville
Knoxville
Ian Birmingham
Chattanooga
Montgomery
Lynchburg
Charlotte
York
Pittsfield
Williansport
Reading
Elmira
Springfield
Oklahome City
Indianapolis
Arkansas
ATA
San
Salt Lake City
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
SA Vancouver
Klahome City
Spokane
Indiasanot
Tatoma
Vancouver
Sar
San Diego
Oklahoma City
Mawe
Denver
Salt Lake
Rai
Slugger no-hits Mets into 10th as Reds fall 1-0
Baseball brief reports Jim Matoney of Cincinnati no-hit the New York Mets for 10 innings before allowing a leadoff homer to Johnny Lewis in the 7th and a run in the 10th, yielding a 1-0 loss. Other notes cover trades, coaching changes, and college and pro results across several cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Jim Matoney
Cincinnah Reds
New York Metis
Ron
Johnny Lewis
Houston
Lou Klein
Chicago Cubs
Ron Kennedy
T. Louis
St Louis Cardinals
Ron Taylor
Mike Cuellar
Houston Astros
Mal Woodeshick
Chuck Taylor
Swan
Gene Mauch
Philadelphia
Warren Giles
Donovan Shane Texas Style Mat Headliner at Roll Arena
Shane Donovan meets Bobby Shane in a Texas rules no-count fall wrestling exhibition where the final bell decides the winner. Referee only raises the arm of the victor after the last fall. Mongolian Lu Kim vs Chief Kit Fox opens the card. Don Soto faces Branding Iron Tom Bradley in the 8:15 opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Jack Donovan
Hollywood Fashion Plate
Bobby Shane
Roll Arena
Ralph Fox
Lu Kim
Kit Fox
Don Soto
Denver Cowboy
Tom Bradley
League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE BATTING AND PITCHING NOTES
Cawalilio Cleveland leads American League batting with .256 from 106 at bats followed by Mortor Detralter Jones Boston and others. Mantilla Boston leads RBIs with 43, HoWard Washington 43, Horton Detroit 42. Cawalilo 69 hits, Versalles 14 doubles, Campaneris 7 triples, Horton 12 home runs. Cardenal Los Angeles 70 stolen bases. Pascual Minnesota 8-0, Lotich Detroit 7-2, McDowell Cleveland 198 strikeouts. In National League Coleman Cincinnati 346 average. Rose Cincinnati 46 runs, Banks Chicago 46 RBIs, Mays San Francisco 375 hits. Callison Philadelphia 8 triples, Mays 14 home runs, Koufax Los Angeles 9-? strikeouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cawalilio
Cleveland
Mortor
Detralter Jones
Boston
Hell
Minnesota
Mantilla
Boxton
Green
Wasner
Versailes
Killebrew
Tresh
New York
Howard
Washington
Horton
Detroit
Kayline
Cavalilo
Cardenal
Los Angeles
McAuliffe
Hall
Versalles
Ward
Chicago
Oliva
Vasthermki
Thomas
Campaneris
Kansas City
W. Smith
Versales
Blasin
Caoiigharo
Colavite
Kaline
Carmpaneris
Amaricia
Baltimore
Tly How
Coleman
Cincinnati
Aaron
Torre
Ilwaukee
Allen
Philadelphia
Mays
San Francino
Rose
Harper
Concinnati
Mayo
San Francisco
Pinson
Robinson
Cincinati
J. Alou
Banks
Johnson
McCovey
Flood
St. Louis
Callison
Clemente
Pittsburgh
Cinginath
Milwaukee
Swozoda
Stargell
Wills
Brock
Lewis
Harper and Pinson
Wan
Houston
Ellis
Drysdale
Koufax
Jay
Cincinnath and
Vewle
Gibson
St Louis
Odrvedaia
Perry
Little League action features multiple games and no-hitters
Northside and Southside Little League and Minor League results show Scott Insurance and Van Trow combining for a 17-6 win as Cummings tosses a no hitter. High 12 edge MGM Insurance 5-4 thanks to late rallies. Friendly Finance blasts North Monroe Lions 27-7 with a grand slam from Lester Wood. Lakeshore Lions beat North Monroe Kiwanis 9-4, Fire Department trims A&C Music 14-0 with Payne no-hitter support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cummings
New Scott Insurance
Ianelines
Scott Tos Ilanelines
Hooy WR — Cummings
Calk
Lek — Deal
Kilpatrick
van ‘Trow
Texaco
Causey
Elioff
Pace van Trow
LeBlanc
Kelly
Tex
Friendly Finance
Slaughter North Monroe Lions
Lester Wood
David Leath
Tom Peters
Friendly Vinance
North Monroe Lions
David McKenzie
Gary Johnson
Jerry de Delaney
Lakeshore's Lions
North Monroe Kiwanis
Lakeshore Lions
Reed Kilgore
Gullett
Crane
Johnson
Fire Department
A&c Music Squad
Payne
Adams
AKC Music
Seal
Matthews
Standard Lumber Breaks Central Bank In Dixie League Tilt
Standard Lumber tallied eight runs in the second and five in the fourth to beat Central Bank 134. Taylor doubled for the winners while Cole and White had the hits for Central. Suncrest outscored Shell Oil as Pickering and Bower doubled twice for the winners. Spicer went 2-2 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Lumber
Central Bank
Taylor
Cole
White
Central Central OO
Serio
Joseph
Greeniey
Suncrest
Shell Oil
Pickering
Bower
Spicer
Worley
Sisson
Keith
Banister
Maloney Gives No-Hitter A Hard-Luck Loss In 11th
Cincinnati ace Jim Maloney pitched 10 hitless innings and struck out 18, but Johnny Lewis homered in the 11th as the Mets edged the Reds 1-0. The rally followed a key miscue and a late defensive play, leaving Maloney with his latest one of several near no-nos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murray Chass
Associated Press
Jim Maloney
Cincinnati
Jost
Maloney
New York Mets
Johnny Lewis
Lewis
Roy McMillan
Reds
Mets
Dick Sisler
Milwaukee
Denis Menke
Harvey Haddix
Pittsburgh
Ken Johnson
Fiouston
St. Louis
Chicago
Houston
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Warren Spahn
Ed Kranepool
Charlie Smith
Vada Pinson
Chris Cannizzaro
Frank Lary
Cardinals
Pirates
Carl Warwick
Julian Javier
Gene Alley
Bill White
Bob Bailey
Braves Draw Big Crowd as Move to Atlanta Looms
In Milwaukee the Braves split with the White Sox 5 1 in an exhibition as Atlanta figures edge ahead in attendance. The 24 436 turnout in Atlanta Stadium underscored the club’s transition from Milwaukee to become the Atlanta Braves in 1966. Despite rain, crowd total for four exhibitions at Atlanta surpassed Milwaukee’s 125 000 for 22 games, though actual gate was below expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braves
Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox
Atlanta
Atlanta’ Braves
Milwaukee Braves
St Louis Course Favors Big Jack Nicklaus at Open
Nicklaus dominated practice at the 7191 yard Bellerive course and is the 8 to 1 betting favorite to win his second U S Open title. Billy Casper says the course suits him, with two long par fives likely to yield birdie chances for Nicklaus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
UPI
George Washington
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Billy Casper
Casper
Jack
Cooper 5-1 Pick To Beat Prescott
Henry Cooper defends British and Empire heavyweight titles against Johnny Prescott in Birmingham. Cooper, 31, seeks his 31st win and a potential shot at Cassius Clay's world title, with Cooper a 5-1 favorite per UPI. Dundee hails Cooper's left hook as the best in the business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Eng
UPI
Henry Cooper
Cassius Clay
Clay
Johnny Prescott
Cooper
Brian London
Angelo Dundee
West Monroe Dixie Youth: Bankers beat People's Loan 12 9
West Monroe Dixie Youth action saw Ouachita National Bank defeat People's Loan 12 to 9 in six innings. M Broom doubled twice for the bankers while Steve Smith and Steve Moore each had two hits for People's Loan. McLemore's rallied late to top Foremost 9-2 with Harvey Cannon doubling. Colbert's Sports edged Gibson's Discount 5-4 on Randy Lewis's one hitter. Two games ended in ties as Penn State led West Virginia 22 7 in football series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quachita National Bank
People’s Loan
West Monroe
M. Broom
Steve Smith
Steve Moore
Ouachita National Bank
Troy Albritton
McLemore
Foremost
Harvey Cannon
Fred Wilhite
LB — Jr
Wilhite
Shelton Browder
Colbert's
Gibson
Discount
Randy Lewis
Colbert
Rodney Lewis
Randy Anding
Dale Hays
Penn State
West Vir People’s Loan
Ginia
M. Crane
L. Croto
Also Mentioned on This Page
Spahn
Elise
Mahaffey
Amilwaukee
Lemaster
Get's
Cardwell
Vrace
Buhloe
Giusti
Sanfrancisco
Marichal
Garmos New York
Houaton
Matt San
San Francisca
Philadelphia Wa
London
Dennis Ralston
Frank Freehiing
Queen's Club
Wim Los Angeles
ArthurAshe
UCLA
Wichita
Lin Harris
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Rick Marry
Mi M
Florida
San Francisco Warriors
Stanton
Del
Bamploo Castle
Tom Roth
Delaware Park Teo Oceanport
Colonia
Monmouth Ky
Makato Watanane
Yao
Sakuli Gienora
Japan
Honglulu
Etmie Griffin
New AG
Eddie Pace
Hos
Angeles
Pontilie
Poubles
Williams
Santa
Chicaga
Alou
Aller
Fairly
Lion
Buddy Bigh
Montgomery Ward
Twin Guy Printing
Bendel
Medical Arts Pharmacy
H. Mickel
Poms
News-Star
Campbell Field
Lakeshore Pharmacy
Easy Finance
Louisiana Machinery
Aco van Trow
Cale
Henry and
High
MGM Insurance
Jimmy Rocers
MGM
Johnny Holyfield
Mike McTurner
Scot Cruse
Charles Flynn
Jimmy Rowers
Monroe
Soule
Pi Rapchive
Ryan Cheycote
Stanley Dancer
Roosevelt Raceway
Westbury
N. Y
Dandy
Jack Donovan
Ron Tom Peading
Thad
Roll
Mel Harter
Astros
Klein
Bob Kennedy
John Holland
Tue Lellet
Che Monroe blews-Slar
Rivers Ford, Inc
Louisville Avenue
Associates
Louisville Ave
Dixie Youth
Ami
Wiesronnenteem
Cece Seiberling
Twin City Tire
Corner
6Th
Grammont
Old Taylor
Kentucky
Old Taylor Distillery Co
Frankfort
Louisville
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