Baseball Standings and Results From Tuesday and Thursday
American League results show Baltimore edge New York 2 1 in 10 innings and Cleveland beat Washington 8 3 while Minnesota triumphed over Chicago 4 0 Detroit defeated Boston 6 5 New York hosts Baltimore in tonight’s action. National League standings list Los Angeles Milwaukee and Cincinnati leading with San Francisco and New York close behind Chicago Houston and Philadelphia in pursuit. Tonight’s schedule includes both leagues with multiple night games across venues.
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Track star Grelle tops Vancouver meet mile in 3 55.4
In Vancouver British Columbia Jim Grelle of Portland Oregon ran a career best mile in 3 55 4 at the Vancouver International meet as Peter Snell struggled in the field among 10 stars. Other results note Rick Monday signed with the Kansas City Athletics for 104000 bonus and Denny McLain set a major league relief record with seven straight strikeouts in a 6 5 Detroit win over Boston. Roy Emerson and Maria Bueno earned top seedings at Wimbledon with upsets in Queen's Club.
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Eiland to Race Peeler at Harmon Raceway Sunday
Shreveport's Doc Eiland, a consistent winner at Harmon Raceway, will race his para chute equipped car against The Orange Peeler for a special 100 dollar purse in drag races Sunday. Local racers and a Powder Puff Derby for women are also planned for the day.
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Major League Batting and Pitching Leaders Overview
American League leaders show Davaliilo leading with a .369 average for Cleveland and Horton at .353 in Detroit. Key run producers include Mantilla and Howard, while pitchers highlight Pascual and Lolich with strong seven decision records. National League stats feature Coleman hitting .348 for Cincinnati and Mays leading home runs with 20 for San Francisco, with Koufax posting 127 strikeouts for the Dodgers.
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Robinson
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Williams
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Alou
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Swoboda
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Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Wynn
Houston
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Jay
Veale
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Perry
Local Little League and City League Scores Run Tight Contests
Eastside Minor League saw Lakeshore Pharmacy edge Easy Finance 8 to 7 after a five-run ninth, while La Machinery overturned the Optimists 8 to 5 in the seventh. In Northside action H Mickel sparked a 3 run third as Medical Arts fell 5 to 4. Police Department edged News-Star 7 to 6 after an 8th inning rally.
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Easy Finance
Machinery
Optimist
Morris
McCarty
Manly
Merriman
Buddy Blair
Rotary Club
Southside
WB Antie
Grant
LB Willis
Parker H. Mickel
Medical Arts Pharmacy
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Medical Arts
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Police Department
News-Star
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Sam Dickens
Police Dept
Tiny Daniels
Jack Reynolds
Denny
Brandon
Orange and Lumber Face Southside Dixie League Tilt
Ouachita Bank defeated KNOE 4 2 in a Southside Dixie League contest Tuesday night. Canal had two hits for the losers while Kilcoyne and Dispenza were the winning battery Street and Powell the losers. Also Ryan Chevrolet bomber First Fidelity 17 6 in another Southside tilt Finch and Johnson had three hits. Ainsworth and Satmper the winning battery losing battery Davidson and Carrera.
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Krauss and Cahn Rally to 12 1 Victory Over Lakeshore Lions
Krauss and Cahn exploded for five runs in the third inning and cruised past the Lakeshore Lions 12 to 1 in a Dixie Senior league game at Memorial Stadium Hill Lumber. Corbin led Krauss and Cahn with four hits as WB Stockstill and Corbin pitched in support. opponents included Lakeshore Lions with a 0 0 1 0 0 scoreline.
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Miami Breaks Agreement On Transfers Faces Criticism
SU declares Miami uses five Detroit transfers against all but Florida and Vanderbilt drawing fire from LSU athletic director Jim Corbett who calls it a breach of faith. Miami says contracts and NCAA rules allow the use with Tulane and others facing scrutiny from conference officials and rival programs.
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Tonore Records Ace at Muny Course No 2 Hole
Jimmy Tonore used a wedge to ace the 109 yard No 2 hole at Municipal Golf Course yesterday continuing a spate of holes in one by area golfers. He was in a foursome with Donnie Elias Ab Elias and Leroy Magee.
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Municipal Golf Course
Bayou DeSird Country Club
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Horse Leading Fee at New York Tracks
The fee for leading a horse to the post with a stable pony is ten dollars at New Yorks major thoroughbred tracks.
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Mantle Slump Hits Yankees in Baltimore Loss
New York struggles as Mickey Mantle, in the worst batting slump of his 15 year career, goes hitless in a 2-1 defeat to the Orioles. Mantle hits a season low .230 with nine homers and 20 RBIs in 52 games. Stottlemyre allows eight hits but loses in the 10th after Adair opens with a double and Snyder drives in the tying run.
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Adair
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Grant Makes Year-Old Deal Look Good for Twins
The Minnesota Twins won 4-0 over the Chicago White Sox as Jim Grant, acquired from Cleveland a year ago, fired five hits and three strikeouts in a complete game shutout. Oliva, Allison, and Rollins homered, boosting the Twins’ AL lead to 142 games. Chicago’s Gary Peters took the loss as Grant improved to 3-0 against the Sox this year. Other AL action saw the Orioles beat the Yankees 2-1 in 10 innings and the Tigers top the Red Sox 6-5.
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