Baseball scoreboard era hits and matchups across leagues
The scoreboard lists results from多个 leagues with Cincinnati beating New York 5 to 4 and Houston toppling Chicago 13 to 5. It notes Sunday results including Chicago 9 Houston 8 and Pittsburgh 2 Atlanta 1 in 11 innings, plus planned Tuesday games. The American League standings show Baltimore and Cleveland atop the table with multiple clubs in pursuit, while minor leagues and golf, horse racing, and college events fill the recap with winners and notable performances across cities such as Milwaukee, London, and Syracuse.
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Cincinnati
New York
Houston
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Rustock
Briles
Short
Cloninger
Drysdale
Roberts
Baltimore
Cleveland
Ah Bon Insan
California
Minnesota
Esse
Washington
Kansas City
Boston
Detroit
Grant
Brunet
Horlen
National League
Stargell Leads Pirates In 11th Inning Win Over Braves
Pirates center fielder Willie Stargell hit a leadoff homer in the 11th inning to power a 2-1 victory over the Atlanta Braves. He tops NL batting with a .328 average, edging Matty Alou, Manny Mota, and Roberto Clemente. Bob Veale earned his seventh win, pitching five innings of five hit ball.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Harry Walker
Willie Stargell
Stargell
Pittsburgh Pirates
Atlanta
Walker
Pittsburgh
Baron
Pirates
Matty Alou
Manny Mota
Roberto Clemente
Houston
Joe Morton
San Francisco
Giants
Los Angeles
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Bob Veale
Hank Aaron
Alou
Gene Alley
Clemente
Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Maury Wills
Willie Davis
Jim Davenport
Willie Mays
Lou Johnson
Jim Lefebvre
al Ferrara
Tito Francona
Cardinals
Ray Washburn
Jim Bunning
Washburn
Bob Gibson
Phillies
Curt Flood
Francona
Tim McCarver
Milt Pappas
Reds
Tony Perez
Perez
Sammy Ellis
Mets
Pete Rose
John Stephenson
Cubs
Astros
Billy Williams
Butler Heavy Wins At Twin City Rambler Cycle Races
Bobby Butler of Houma dominated the event winning the 250 cc, 251-650 cc and open classes, plus a third in 175 cc open. Gary Landry of Lake Charles claimed wins in 0-100 cc and 101-175 cc, with Carl LeBlanc also taking 0-175 cc. The Monroe meet drew a record 62 riders.
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Houma’s Butler
Bobby Butler
Houma
Twin City
Monroe
Gary Landry
Lake Charles
Carl LeBlanc
Landry
A. LeBlanc
Houma Ary Thamesne
Lakeland
Shere
Robert Age
Ike Meyersack
Arkansas
Bobby Cis
Anthony Inzena
John the Little Rock
Tad David Martin
Bill Anderson
Hot Springs
Gery Landry
Devard Vance
Jackson
Anthony _inzena
West Monroe Dixie Youth League Standings Report
Local Dixie Youth standings show West Monroe and related teams posting scores for a segment. Monies and sponsors listed include Monroe Sand and Gravel, Barker's Rentalls, Foremost Dairy, Burger Chef, and Central Savings Bank among others. The feature highlights teams such as West Monroe Dixie Youth and several local sponsors supporting league play.
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West Manes
Monroe
Barker's Rentalls
Foremost Dairy
Brothers Dal Monui
MelLemore
Texaco
Coca-Cola
Oath League
Central Savings Bank
Gibson's
Shell
Peer's Hardware
National Bank Qusechita
Baener Paper
Louisiana Power and Light
Cc ‘S, Inc
Firestone People’s Loan
National League and American League batting leaders listed
The article lists top hitters by league with names such as Stargell Alou Mota and Clemente in the National League and Robinson Yastrzemski Oliva in the American League. It records leading averages runs and RBI totals, plus doubles triples home runs stolen bases and pitching wins and strikeouts. It also notes Tokyo boxing results for Takeshi Nakamura against Jose Severino.
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Callison
Philadelphia
Pinson
Cincinnati
Mays
San Francisco
Alou
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
McCarver
St. Louis
Morgan
Houston
Taylor
Clemente
Aaron
Hart
San Chicago
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Jackson
Endilips
Chicago
W. Coin
Perry
Fat Koufax
Losance
Marihhal Francisco
Knowles
Ihegerta
Angeles
Blass
Gibson
Koufax
Veale
Bunning
Sutton
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Oliva
Minnesota
Seveer
Kaline
Detroi
Reichardt
California
Runs Robinson
Agee
Caicoes
Aparicio
B. Robinson
Cash
Detroit
B. R . Baltimore
Scott
Boston
Knoop
Yastrzemski
Balimore
Hershberger
Kansas City
Allen
Foy
Campaneris
Schaal
McAutliffe
Killebrew
Stolen Senet
Cardenal
McCraw
Boswell
Bell
Cleveland
McLain
Dean Takes Top Award In Stock Car Race Sunday
Wester Dean claimed the feature stock car event at Traweek Raceway near West Monroe yesterday amid strong bids from Larry Long street Thad Wilcox in and Wallace Hawthorne. Frankie Joseph in car 20 won the colt trophy and Billy Bayles took the stock trophy. Gene Newsom in 6 one led the fast heat with Vester Dean Frankie Joseph and Carlton Traweek behind, while Larry Lonstretch won the slow heat and Thad Wilcox in finished second.
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Wester Dean
Traweek Raceway
West Monroe
Larry Longstreet
Thad Wilcoxin
Wallace Hawthorne
Frankie Joseph
Billy Bayles
Gene Newsom
Vester Dean
Carlton Traweek
Larry Lonstretch
Fort Smith Gun Leads Regional At Shreveport
C H Young of Fort Smith Ark won the all around high over all and 100 target doubles championship of the American Trapshooting Association southwestern zone regionals. He cracked 384 of 400 targets to take the all around title by two birds over Mercer Tennille of Shreveport. Young also powered 57 birds to win the high overall in the 9 600 target shoot.
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Shreveport
C. H. Young
Fort Smith
Ark
American Trapshooting Association
Young
Mercer Tennille
Nash Dethrones Walsh In Bayou DeSiard Seniors Golf
Clyde Nash of Monroe defeated defending champion Tom Walsh of Greenville 2 1 to win the Bayou DeSiard Seniors Invitational Golf Championship. Joe Aillet beat Watt Carpenter 2 1 in the consolation. Awards were given at the club after Sundays finals. fifth renewal with multiple class flight champions listed.
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Clyde Nash
Monroe
Tom Walsh
Greenville
Miss
Atanick Aed Uwealeh
Hean Dau
WiTco Uvwi
Bayou DeSiard
Walsh
Joe Aillet
Louisiana Tech
Watt Carpenter
Carpenter
Joe Aijllet
Ralph Budd
J. W. Nettarave
Bill Jones
S. R. Watts
Don Easterwood
Sam Brown
Clation Cnse
Charles Shoudy
Bill Holiday
H. G. McDonald
Glen Walker
Lyman Lambs
Jack Masur
Nat Brian
Conryts Florsheim
Jack McBee
John Burgess
Ken Holt
Cangotat Hisgen
Lation Howard Worrent
D. Albert
Merrick Turpin
O. B. Davis
Consolation Jim Files
A Eee Delony
Gaye Fouke de Cameron
Ford Captures Le Mans and Shifts Toward Drag Racing
Ford won the Le Mans 24 hour race completing a trio of major world wins, with Mark II cars sweeping the field for private ownership. Bruce MacLaren and Chris Amon clocked 3,009 miles at an average 125 mph over 359 laps. Ford plans limited next year activity with automatic transmission cars, possibly shifting emphasis to American drag racing amid rule changes.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Ford
Bruce MacLaren
Chris Amon
New Zealand
Winners Dead In Hydroplane Boat Regatta
Washington AP Rex Manchester and fellow Seattle racer Ron Musson died in separate accidents during the Presidents Cup regatta on the Potomac River. Don Wilson of Florida also perished as 150 mph crashes ended the race and left Notre Dame crowned winner on points.
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Washington, D. C
Rex Manchester
Notre Dame
Bud
Weiser
Don Wilson
Winnner
Ron Musson
Bardahl
Washington
Combat Marine
Seattle
Wash
Manchester
Tampa
Sun Coast
Palmer Beach Fla
Potomac River
Barnwell captures Jaycee Fast-Pitch softball title
Barnwell Shreveport rallied from the loser's bracket to defeat Burger Chef Monroe twice for the championship before about 2,000 fans at Benoit field. Jerry Ford was named tournament MVP after three Sunday wins and a relief appearance, contributing to Barnwell's four wins in the event.
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Barnwell
Shreveport
Burger Chef
Monroe
Benoit Field
Super Food of
Hay
Nie’s
el Dorado
Ark
Monsanto
New Orleans
Lake Charles
Jackson
Miss
Yazoo
Baton Rouge
Jerry Ford
Edwards
Betz and Windham
Ford and
W — Ford
L — Betz
Carter
E Benoit
Only 2 Yanks Seem Threats At Wimbledon
Wimbledon action opens with limited American hope as Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner lead the U S entries. Defending champion Roy Emerson tops the field with a path toward a third straight title as Tony Roche battles injury in his bid to repeat Australian strength.
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London
Australia
Roy Emerson
Tony Roche
Miami
Fla
Charles Pasarell
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Clark Graebner
Beechwood
Ohio
Ralston
Emerson
Richard Lutz
Los Angeles
Graebner
Martin Mulligan
Wimbledon
Canada
Harry Fauquier
Wilhelm Bungert
Germany
San Juan
P.R
Spain
Manuel Santana
Miss Chrysler Crew Competes In Boat Elimination Race
Musson, last year’s national champion, steers a new Miss Chrysler craft in the afternoon elimination, positioned ahead of the power plant to chase Wilson racing for Miss Budweiser substitute Brow, sidelined by an injury in Tampa.
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Manchester
Notre Dame
Wilson
National Airport
Musson
Bardahl
Miss Budweiser
Tahoe Miss
Mira Slovak
Reno
Nev
Gale
Bill Cantrell
Detroit
Chrysler
Bill Sterett
Owensboro
Miss Lapeer
Warner Gardner
Bob Brow
Tampa
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Tacoma
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Phoenix
Indianapolis
Denver
Spokane
Tulsa
Portland
Vancouver
Hawaii
Ue Ae
Gacoma
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Richmond
Toronto
Rochester
Toledo
Columbus
Syracuse
Williamsport
Pittsfield
York
Elmira
Waterbury
Pawtucket
GOLF
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Milwaukee
Wis
Kathy’ Whitworth
Sotogrande
Roberto de Vicenzo
Argentina
Palm Beach
Bruce McLaren
Ferrari
N.Y
Wisconsin
Navy
Onondaga Lake
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Bloomington
Tnd
Randy Matson
Texas A&m
Gerry Lindgren
Washington State
UCLA
Turkey
Atalay Mahmut
United States
Omaha
Neb
Ohio State
Oklahoma State
Buckeyes
Aqueduct
Oceanport
N.J
Lyrico
Silwall
Monmouth Park
Flame Tree
Suffolk Downs
Inglewood
Sledge
Hollywood Park
Dixie Youth
Mota
Santa
Wynn
White
McCovey
Flood
Tokyo
Takeshi Nakamura
Japan
Jose Severino
Brari
Dean
Peutd
Monroe Ne
Nash
J. W. Holtgrave
Monroe Hisgen
Charles Lynch
Everett Lawson
Phillip Thornton
Henry Gaudet
Clair McMahan
Roy Skillman
Jon Felix Savoie
Nates
David Swearenger
W. Smith
George Kimbrough
W. P. Allan
Jack Hak
Haries Hastings
Harry Gyrend
Redric Bushnell
Frank M. Smith
Frank Smith
Curtis Kennedy
Parry Alott
Armand Breard
Arthur Smith
Consolation Co
J. Ougas
Frank Bennett
Lass
Consor
James Reilly
Gratton
George Covington
W. Ee
Tela
Maurice Glazier
Sam Klotz
Roy Iman
Hereien Penterman
Wartell Roy
Copenhagen
Cereus
Hatton
Williams
Page
Gilmore
Hutton
Dukes
Fisher
McGee
Brown
Selman
Barnwell Shreveport
Benoit
Haynie’s
el Dornee A.M
Beeson
Texarkana
Ray
Tinbrook
L —_ Ray
Crowson
Philips
Cancienne
Muller
W — Philips
LaRocca
Perr Werda Cruse
Holmes, Ford
Bridges
Charles
Iimore
L.L. Charles
Seiman
Yazoo Baton Rouge
Danna
Windham
Laverspere
Linnox
L — Laverspere
Phillips
L — Fisher
Cascio
Dunn
Holmes Ford
Crews
Prejean
O'Neil
W — Holmes
HR — Lienux
Holmes 2
Yates
Barnwell Monroe
Campbell
Windam
Groves
St. Louis Cardinals
England
Ted Beard
Britain
Beer Parkview Pharmacy
Walter H. Johnson & Son
Investment Securities
Walter H. Johnson & Son, Inc
Monroe, la
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