Scoreboard Only Nets Evening Baseball Pairings
The scoreboard lists today’s games with matchups across leagues and venues. Key players include Bouton Ford and Morence, Pizarro Horlen, and Meyer Daniels as night games roll into Baltimore New York and Cleveland while Kansas City faces Detroit and Washington hosts Minnesota and Milwaukee travels to Los Angeles.
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Botton
Mondouanette
Morencest
New York
Bouton
Ford
Twinight
Chicago
Pizarro
Horlen
Baltimore
Paonas
Barter
Twitigant
Meyer
Washington
T Daniels
Stiaman
Cleveland
iKratick
Kansas City
Sequ
Bowsfield
Detroit
Aguirre
Regan
Twenigh
Aregies
Gricano A
Mynt
National League
Bening
Philadelphia
Ineinnaly Um
Ittebura
Tomay
Dennis Bennett
Jackson
Fisher
Pittsburgh
Friend
Milwaukee
Spahn
Los Angeles
Drysdale
Nignt
Simmost
Marston Bruce
Cincinnati
Tsitouris
San Francisco
Sanford
Americ
New Yorke
Ryelans
Washinston
Lina Angeles
Kansas
Minnesota
Baseball Box Score Fragment from Los Angeles and Cincinnati
Fragmentary box score text lists players and innings from a baseball game. Mentions Los Angeles lineups and several players such as Purkey, Edwards, Snaw, Perry, Bolin, O'Dea, Hatier, Henry, and others with positions and scoring notes. Also references Chicago and Washington in scattered lines, plus various pitchers and fielding notes. Data appears garbled with incomplete lines and stray figures.
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Jay
Henry
Duren
Wed Edwards
Heasiov
Snaw
Perry Fa
Bolin
O'Dea
Hatier
O'Del
LiMenry
Cincinnati
Jones
Texas and International leagues score roundup
League games across Texas and international clubs show varied results with rain interruptions and postponements. Albuquerque beat El Paso 5 1 while Austin won 9 3 at Fort Worth Tulsa. Richmond and Columbus faced rain postponements in the International League.
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Texas League
Albueveraue
Tulsa
San_Antonio
Paso
Austin
Fort Worth
el Paso
San Antonio
Toronto
Richmond
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Atlanta
Syracuse
Jacksonville
Dallas
Tacoma
Portland
Seattle
Oklahoma City
Spokane
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Denver
Hawaii
Albuquerque
Worth
Monday Fights Highlight International Boxing Cards
In Tokyo Osamu Watanabe fought Eliseo Aranda after a cut, while in San Francisco Jimmy Lester stopped Andres Herrera in four rounds. Philadelphia saw Benny Briscoe halt Evcy Manning in four as the card ran.
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Tokyo
Osamu Watanabe
Japan
Eliseo Aranda
Philippines
San Francisco
Jimmy Lester
Bayview
Calif
Andres Herrera
Mexico
Philadelphia
Benny Briscoe
Evcy Manning
League Leaders Batting and Pitching Aggregates
League batting leaders show Oliva of Minnesota with 156 hits and Killebrew with 20 home runs, plus Bressoud and Hinton among top run producers. Pitching leaders include Ford of New York with 9 wins and Pascual of Minnesota with 92 strikeouts, with other standout figures from Cleveland, Baltimore, and Boston also listed.
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Fregosi
Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Hinton
Washington
Mantle
New York
Bressord
Boston
Allison Noes
Sressongton
Sting
Minnesota i
Siebern
Knirwre
Cant
Detroit
Colavito
Kansas City
Mits
Bressoud
Causey
Robinson
Baltimore
Richardson
Benton
Allison
Mathews
Ransas City
Rollins
McAuliffe
Arsenite Minnesota
Killebrew
Powell
Wagner
Cleveland
Gentile
Hall
Aparicio
J. Weis
Chicago
Cavaiiilo
Wenner
Ford
Kralick
Pascual
Mil”ner
Baltiovore
D. Lee
Mikkelsen
Penn
Radatz
Withersham
Cubs Trade Brock and Searing to St Louis Cardinals
Cubs send outfielders Lou Brock and pitcher Jack Searing along with Paul Toth to the Cardinals in a deal that also involves Ernie Broglio Bobby Shant and Doug Clemens. Indians ship Mudcat Grant to Twins for Lee Stange in a separate major league move. Maine upsets USC in College World Series action 2-1 as Ferris shines. Richey upsets Taylor in London tennis with Davis Cupper David Cupper advancing. Ralston dominates Princeton in NCAA first round. Queen Empress wins the National Stallion Stakes filly division at Aqueduct by two lengths. St Stevens lands $4.20 at Monmouth Park by 12 lengths. Vesuvius wins the Delaware Steeplechase at 5.40. Trusty Man edges Lorie’s Honey in Suffolk Downs feature. Piney captures Beowulf Purse at Arlington Park by a neck.
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Chicago Cubs
Lou Brock
Jack Searing
Paul Toth
St. Louis Cardnals
Ernie Broglio
Bobby Shant
Doug Clemens
Cleveland
Cleveland Indians
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
Minnesota Twins
Lee Stange
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Joe Ferris
Southern California
New York
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Sue
Monmouth Park
Stanton
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Vesuvius
Delaware
Boston
Trusty Man
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Suffolk Downs
Arlington Park
Bolorner
Bowling Scores and Participants List
Mixed up league notes list Team No 4 Rendezvous Team No 3 Head Contractors Monroe Truck Store Cotton's Service Station Southern Baumment Moth Supply Asphalt Materials Blue Cross 1 Highhands Irene Brownlee Edna Wright 182 per es Edna Wright 49 Team game No 4 90 Team series No 4 2495
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Four Grambling Players Named All Star Talent
Grambling College placed four players on the NAIA tournament all-star team after finishing runner up to West Liberty at St. Joseph Missouri. Catcher Wilbur Hammonds pitcher Alex Pee Wee Pero and outfielders Johnny Jeter and John Wyatt earned spots on the 14 man squad, selected by major league scouts and sports writers. West Liberty defeated Grambling by one run Saturday night in the tourney.
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Grambling College
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St. Joseph
Wilbur Hammonds
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Pee Wee" Pero
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W. Va
St Louis Sag Infects New Acquisitions In Loss
St Louis Cardinals debuting acquisitions Jack Spring Lou Brock and Glen Hobbie struggled as Houston beat them 9-3 for the fifth straight defeat. Spring pitched in relief, Brock struck out, Hobbie allowed four earned runs as Chicago Cubs trade partners adjust to a rough setback in May standings. The slate also noted San Francisco and Chicago wins, with White Sox moving atop the AL race.
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Cardinals
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Brock
Chicago Cubs
Colts
Hobbie
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Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Walt Bond
Bob Aspromonte
Bob Skinner
Jim Hart
Willie McCovey
Giants
Reds
Cap Peterson
Hart
John Edwards
Bobby Klaus
White Sox
New York Yankees
Pete Ward
al Weis
Gerry McNertney
Orioles
Yankees
Don Rudolph
Ron Kline
Angels
Joe Adcock
Senators
Dick Phillips
Jim King
Ed Brinkman
Ruston Juniors Top Bossier City 3-1 in Baseball clash
Ruston American Legion Juniors beat Bossier City 3-1 as Mike Staples allowed three hits and hooked up with George Stone in relief. Ruston moves to 7-1 this season, with El Dorado and Industrial Sheet Metal still to visit.
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Bossier City
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Invaders
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Ronnie Hammons
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Jessie Ingram
Pic Farrell
Curtiss Bar
Rain Delays Mets Yankees Exhibition In New York
Rain drenched the field delaying the Mets and Yankees exhibition game. Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra chatted in the dugout, recalling old days while joking about catching and past series with the White Sox and Al Lopez as banter flowed between them.
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Yuri Berra
New York Mets
Casey Stengel
Casey
Yogi
NEW York
Yankees
Mets
Yogi Berra
Stengel
Berra
White Sox
al Lopez
National Gate Receipts Show Gains Across NL
National League attendance through June 14 totals 4,282,267, up 596,216 from a year ago. Mets lead gains at Shea Stadium with 637,405. Phillies trail 173,991 ahead. Dodgers near one million at 956,015. Cubs, Cardinals, Braves up. Pirates, Reds, Giants down slightly.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
UPD
New York Mets
Philadelphia Phillies
Mets
Phillies
National League
Shea Stadium
Polo Grounds
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Milwaukee Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Pittsburgh Pirates
Houston Colts
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco Giants
Cardinals Shell Out 80 000 To Michigan Youth
Detroit AP report details 17 year old Art Pinky Deras of Hamtramck Michigan signing a reported 80 000 baseball bonus contract with the St. Louis Cardinals. Scouts say his talent could reach the majors in two years and he will likely be placed as a third baseman or outfielder with a rookie league assignment in Sarasota Florida.
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Detroit
Art
Pinky) Deras
Hamtramck
Mich
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinal
Moe Mozzali
Williamsport
Cardinals
Kirner Accepts Chargers Pact in AFL Draft Signings
The San Diego Chargers signed tackle Gary Kirner your fifth draft choice from USC who played in the Rose Bowl East West and Hula Bowl games. The team also announced signing linebacker Jerry Felaetu from San Diego City College as a free agent.
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San Diego
Calif
San Diego Chargers
Gary Kirner
Kirner
University of Southern California
Chargers
Jerry Felaetu
San Diego City College
Braves Sign Look Lautenschlager Arroyo To Majors Deals
The Milwaukee Braves signed Bruce Look a Michigan State catcher and assigned him to Binghamton in the New York Penn League. They also signed first baseman Harland Lautenschlager of Terre Haute Ind and infielder Pedro Arroyo of Ponce Puerto Rico.
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UPI
Bruce Look
Michigan State University
Milwaukee Braves
Binghamton
Braves
Harland Lautenschlager
Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
Pedro Arroyo
Ponce
Puerto Rico
National Guard Battles Falstaff Leaders Tonight
The undefeated Falstaff entry from F Strauss and Son faces the National Guard at 7:30 p.m. at Legion Memorial Stadium. A Guard win would move them from fifth place into fourth, two and a half games behind first, with Falstaff holding a two game edge over Davis Food Center.
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Falstaff
F. Strauss and Son
American Legion
National Guard
Legion Memorial Stadium
KTVE
Davis Food Center
Clancy and Matta Meet Pulaski Krauser in Tag Match
Irish Mike Clancy and Benny Matta join forces to stop Russian crusher Karol Krauser and his Polish partner Stan Pulaski in a Roll Arena tag team bout. Promoter Ralph Fox terms it a clash of two domestic top stars versus two feared invaders with two falls to decide each pairing.
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Mike Clancy
Benny Matta
Krauser
Ralph Fox
Clancy
Boston
Matta
San Antonio
Tex
Graves Shotgun Sets Pine Hills Club Record
Ross Graves, after winning the Louisiana championship trapshoot at Shreveport, shot a perfect 125x125 to win Pine Hills Gun Club’s registered trapshoot. In the trap double, a three way tie produced 43 of 50 with Rector winning the shoot-off. Three 25s were posted on the sheet field by Dr. Cecil Morgan Kent Anderson and Eddie Holmes. Bo Boyd of Choudrant had 24 of 25 in his first shoot this season. Next Sunday's practice will be followed by a trap shooting film in the club house.
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Ross Graves
Shreveport
Pine Hills
Kent Anderson
Eddie Holmes
Bo Boyd
Choudrant
Niarhos Named Wytheville A's Manager
Gus Niarhos, longtime Kansas City Athletics coach since 1962, is appointed manager of the A's rookie league squad at Wytheville Virginia in the Appalachian League.
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Kansas City
UPI
Gus Niarhos
Kansas City Athletics
Wytheville
Hardin Expounds Navy Grid Style at Nevada Clinic
Wayne Hardin of Navy praises intestinal fortitude and a balanced attack in football. He recalls Army game intensity, Roger Stau bach’s prowess, and Navy’s smaller, quick players. He cites a balanced 9-1 record and a Cotton Bowl loss to Texas, stressing block and tackle as the team’s core ethos.
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Hardin
Lth
University of Nevada
Navy
Army
Academy
Roger Staubach
Roger
Texas
Orioles Shuffle Roster As Orsino Stays Out
Baltimore recalls pitcher Herm Starrette from Rochester to bolster the bullpen and shifts with Joe Gaines sold to Houston for about 25000 while catcher John Orsino, sidelined by a left wrist injury, may need surgery if pain returns. Charley Lau acquired to cover behind the plate as needed.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Orioles
John Orsino
Herm Starrette
Rochester
Starrette
Orioles
Joe Gaines
Houston Colts
Gaines
Orsino
Dick Brown
Wes Stock
Kansas City Athletics
Charley Lau
Giants Sign Tom Scott For 1964 Season
New York Giants announce the signing of linebacker Tom Scott for 1964. The 34 year old veteran will begin his 12th NFL season and his sixth with the 1963 Eastern Division champions.
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NEW York
UPI
New York Football Giants
Tom Scott
Scott
NFL
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