Mixed Sports Results Across Baseball Tennis and Auto Racing
The page lists numerous results from major sports: American League standings with teams like Detroit Baltimore Cleveland Boston Minnesota Oakland New York California Chicago Washington and scores from Saturday and Sunday games. It also covers tennis matches at Wimbledon and Beckingham Pro events, golf majors won by Lee Trevino and Mickelson, auto racing at Mosport and Hockenheim, plus various track and rowing championships and horse races with multiple named venues and athletes.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Minnesota
Oakland
New York
California
Chicago
Washington
Horgan
Fisher
Milwaukee
van Washington
Moore
Kaat
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Odom
Bahnsen
McGlothlin
Wilhelm closes in on Cy Young mark in doubleheader
Hoyt Wilhelm, 44, pitches both ends of a Chicago split with Detroit, winning the first game and allowing a tying miscue in the nightcap. He nears Cy Young's 906 mound appearances as he continues a record streak of relief dominance dating back to 1952. Separate AL scores include Oakland, New York, Minnesota, and Boston wins, with Mantle hitting his 9th homer of the year.
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Cy Young
Detroit Tigers
Chicago
Wilhelm
Willie Horton
Horton
White Sox
Tim Cullen
Oakland
Baltimore
New York
California
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Tommy Davis
Detroit
Mickey Lolich
Denny McLain
Peddy Brothers Capture Highland Park Four-Ball Title
Wayne and Terry Peddy shot 65 65 to win the 12th Highland Park Country Club Four-Ball, finishing five strokes ahead of Pete Harris and Ray Doege. Harris and Doege totaled 135, with other flight winners including Nethertons, DePriest and Norris, Moody and Womack, and multiple flight champions. The Peddys totaled 18 birdies over the two days as Terry summed up the effort, saying both putted real well.
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Wayne
Terry Peddy
Highland Park Country Club
Ine Evm Rvr Vlei
Pete Harris
Ray Doege
Tommy Hebert
Art Reid
Vic Havelic
Terry Reeves
Ted Finkbinder
Clif Flannagan
Peddy Brothers
Unclear baseball scores from multiple leagues and games
Scrambled OCR list of results across the Pacific Coast, Texas, International, Southern, and Eastern leagues. Includes Portland Denver San Diego Seattle Spokane Tacoma Indianapolis Phoenix Vancouver Toledo Louisville Buffalo Columbus Rochester Richmond Jacksonville Syracuse Texas Memphis Amarillo Arkansas San Antonio Albuquerque Shreveport El Paso Dallas Fort Worth Birmingham Asheville Montgomery Evansville Savannah Charlotte Waterbury Elmira Reading Binghamton Pittsfield York with rain noted.
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Portland
Denver
San Diego
Seattle
Spokane
Tulsa
Tacoma
Indianapolis
Phoenix
Vancouver
Anne City
Toledo
Louisville
Buffalo
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Memphis
Amarillo
Arkansas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Texas Memonis
Albuqverque
Shreveport
el Paso
Dallas-Fort Worth
Birmingham
Asheville
Montgomery
Evansville
Savannah
Charlotte
Waterbury
Elmira
Reading
Binghamton
Pittsfield
York
Arkansas Shreveport
Memonhis
Dallas
Albuquerque Paso
Albuquerque
Paso
Antonio
Areveport
Tulse
Semore City
Hawai
Ork
Johannesburg murder item with Curtis Cokes and Neidi case
Curtis Cokes, 18, of Dallas, stopped Joe Neidi in a South Africa incident of uncertain details dated 1492, with unclear quotation and naming.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Curtis Cokes
Dallas
Joe “Axwiner” Neidi
California Boats Cup First Three Grissom Places
Seabrook Texas AP California boats swept the top three in the Gus Grissom Memorial 250 speed classic at Clear Lake. Raw Hide from Pasadena won the 250 mile marathon powered by a 427 engine, with Brummett and Chase taking 2500 for first in Bywalap. Second went to Super Suddenly Too from Bellflower earning 1500, and third to Things To Getter from Van Nuys earning 700 for Reagan and Olson.
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Seabrook
Tex
Apalifornia
Gus Grissom
Clear Lake
Raw Hide
Pasadena
Calif
Lou Brummett
Barry Chase
Brent Berge
Howard Brown
Super
Bellflower
Manned Spacecraft Center
Houston
Mike Reagan
Bill Olson
Getter
van Nuys
Foul Luck Sparks Easy Wisconsin Cup Win for Bardahl
Miss Bardahl driven by Billy Schumacher of Seattle captured the first Wisconsin Cup hydroplane race after rivals suffered engine failure and penalty laps. Schumacher won his first two heats, while Bill Munsey, fastest qualifier in Miss USA, blew an engine in the final. Notre Dame and My Gypsy jumped the gun, forcing an extra lap and turning the final into a two boat duel.
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Madison
Wis
Miss Bardahl
Billy Schumacher
Seattle
Wash
Schumacher
Bill Munsey
Munsey
Notre Dame
My Gypsy
Bardahl
Savair
Bar
Schumacher Wins First This Season In Guntersville Standings
Schumacher claimed his first win of the season and finished fourth in the opening unlimited race at Guntersville Alabama. Savah's Probe led early and placings included Bardahl at 1200 points My Gypsy 698 and Notre Dame 850 in the final standings.
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Dahil
Savah
Bardahl
My Gypsy
Notre Dame
Schumacher
Guntersville
Ala
Crossett Cartoneers Rout Bastrop 17-8 in Ark-La League
Jim Woods earned the win and Arnold Ramsey took the loss as Crossett’s Cartoneers defeated Bastrop 17 to 8. Dewey Carter went 3 for 4 while Lord Leonard and Jim White each went 2 for 5 to pace the Crossett offense.
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Crossett
Cartoneers
Bastrop
Jim Woods
Arnold Ramsey
Dewey Carter
Lord Leonard
Jim White
Altman Leads Orions With Two Homers And Seven RBIs
George Altman, a former major leaguer, homered twice and drove in seven as the Tokyo Orions won big in a Japanese baseball game. The performance highlighted Altman’s veteran bat in a dominant team showing.
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TOKYO
George Altman
Tokyo Orions
Nash First To Win DeSiard Senior Golfing Title Twice
Durable Clyde Nash, an insurance executive, became the first golfer to win two Bayou DeSiard Invitational Senior championships by defeating Dudley Hillman 1 up in Sunday finals. Nash previously won in 1966 and also claimed the Louisiana Senior crown, with Hillman and other finalists noted across multiple flights and consolations.
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Clyde Nash
Monroe Insurance
Lockport High School
Dudley Hillman
Nash
Hillman
George Cooper
Benton
Kenneth Holt
West Monroe
Raymond John
Watt Carpenter
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ed Chassaniol
Bill Sherwin
WN Graham
Tom Walsh
Cooper
Holtgrove
Metairie
Holt
Frank Chandler
Dr. H. S. Provine
Tallulah
Chandler
G. L. “Skeeter
Morgan Jayou DeSiard
North Central Farmerville Tops Monroe in 12 Inning Battle
In a 12 inning North Central Baseball League game Farmerville defeated Monroe 7 to 5. Bill Hedley earned the win with a three for four showing and Joe Canal led Monroe with two hits. Ruston beat Simmsboro for the Boros first loss as Curtis Braham hit two homers including a grand slam. Gary Crawford was the winning pitcher and Don Stanley the loser.
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Farmerville
Monroe
Bill Hedley
David Davis
Farmers
Bill Anderson
Joe Canal
Hodge
Bradley
Davis Heard
Mike Staples
Ronnie Powell
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