Weekend Major League Baseball Matchups Across Cities
A dense schedule shows multiple night games across the nation including New York at St Louis San Francisco at Chicago Philadelphia at Atlanta Pittsburgh at Cincinnati and Los Angeles at Houston plus Minnesota at California and Chicago at Kansas City. The Pacific Coast League, International League, Texas and Southern Leagues feature numerous pairings with scores noted and extra innings in several results.
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New York
St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Minnesota
California
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston
Tulsa
Tacoma
San Diego
Portland
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Seattle
Spokane
Vancouver
Hawaii
Phoenix
Denver
Boston Red Sox
Dallas-Fort Worth
el Paso
Mobile
Columbus
Montgomery
Charlotte
Asheville
Evansville
Macon
Knoxville
Elmira
York
Waterbury
Pawtucket
Pittsfield
Williamsport
Shaw
Stallard
Marichal
Chicao
Hands
Jackson
Lemaster
Nigh
Blass 'Sy
Fischer
Nin
Sutton
Farrell
Meiss
Caspar wins National Open playoff with 69 over Palmer
Billy Caspar birdied the final holes from 25 and 35 feet to post a 1 under par 69, securing a four stroke victory over Arnold Palmer in the 18 hole playoff for the National Open Championship. The report also notes Wimbledon results and a hospital visit for Paul Bryant during a coaching clinic.
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San Francisco
Billy Caspar
Arnold Palmer
National League batting and pitching leaders listed
From the season data, National League leaders include Stargell Alou and Mota with top batting averages for Pittsburgh, a high runs tally by Aaron, and prominent hits by Alou and Clemente. Pitching leaders feature Gibson Koufax Veale and Regan, with strikeout leaders Gibson and Koufax. American League figures show Robinson and Yastrzemski prominent in batting, with Robinson and F. Robinson leading in hits and runs batted in and strong pitching by Watt Pizarro and Sanford.
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Stargell
Pittsburgh
Alou
Mota
Clemente
Morgan
Houston
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Allen
Philadelphia
Santo
Chicago
Mays
White
Flood
St. Louis
Pinson
Cincinnati
Rojal
Callison
Alou Pittsburgh
McCarver
Taylor
Clemente Pittsburgh
Santo Chicago
Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Brock
Jackson
Phillips
W. Davis
Perry
Koufax
Marichal
Knowles
Regan
Is Angeles
Blass
Gibson
Veale
Bunning
Sutton
F. Robinson
Baltimore
Snyder
Oliva
Minnesota
Kaline
Detroit
Tovar
Agee
Aparicio
B. Robinson
Cash
Goliva
Scott
Boston
Knoop
California
F.robinson
Yastrzemski
Hershberger
Kansas City
Foy
Campaneris
Valentine
Washington
Watt
Pizarro
Miller
Sanford
McLain
Richert
McDowell
Cleveland
Boswell
Bell
Spencer Baitina Clay For Match At Cow Palace
San Francisco report notes Thad Spencer claims a secret karate punch could KO Cassius Clay. promoter Lou Thomas has a $300,000 guarantee if Clay defends at the Cow Palace in October. Spencer accuses Clay of cautious opposition and lists past foes while touting a winner-take-all bout.
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San Francisco
UPI
Thad Spencer
Lou Thomas
Cassius Clay
the Cow Palace
Clay
Spencer
Amos Lincoln
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Henry Cooper
Thomas
West Monroe Dixie Seniors topple Humphries Insurance 30
Wiggins and Ragland lead Peoples Homestead to a 300-000-34 victory over Humphries Insurance as Ragland drives in the decisive run. Blazier Ragland Cole and Shields provide the WB attack while Rivers Ford strike heavy in the late ninth for Nelson Lumber.
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Peoples Homestead
Humphries Insurance
Wiggins
Ragland
Blazier
Cole
Shields
Nelson Lumber
Rivers Ford
Cox
Jordan
Riley
Rhodes
Gates
Beard
Sound Of Taps Rouses Braves To Beat Phils
Braves end skid at home with 7-5 victory over the Phillies as Gene Oliver hits two homers and Joe Torre adds a three RBI day. Drysdale struggles in Houston, returning from May slump with five straight losses and 4-2 Astros win. Cardinals rally past Mets 4-2 while Washington, Chicago, and California win in the American League.
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Atlanta
Braves
Taps
Gene Oliver
Joe Torre
Philadelphia
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Washington
Cleveland
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Drysdale
Astros
Jim Wynn
Willie Davis
Rusty Staub
Houston
Wynn
Ron Perranoski
Chuck Harrison
Staub
Oliver
Torre
Cardinals
Bill White
Felipe Alou
Mets
Ron Hunt
Lou Brock
Curt Flood
Tim McCarver
Mike Shannon
Brock
Eddie Bressoud
Dick Selma
Recreation Softball Weeknight Standings and Scores
Memorial Methodist edged Southside Baptist 21 to 17 with Watson homering for Memorial. Southside’s Traxler hit two grand slams as they triumphed in a separate game. Central beat College Place 10 to 3 as Carsey went 4 for 4, Woolsey homered for College Place. Lakeshore Baptist topped Emanuel Baptist 6 to 5 with Francis and Travis each three hits. Waits doubled and homered for a Cavaliers win. McBeth homered for Emanuel. Pico edged Cavaliers 10 to 9 as Hendricks 2 for 4 and Covington homered. Southern Tool beat Bullock’s Garage 14 to 2 with four players homering. Ridge Avenue hammered Sprints 27 to 2 in junior league Rec. Church of God won 13 to 12 over College Place as Lenard and Anderson each 3 for 4. Meany had three safeties for losers. State Farm defeated American Bank 12 to 7 as Bates won while Pearson tripled and Neighbors homered for State Farm and Lee went 3 for 4 for American. Free Methodist routed Winnsboro Road Baptist 18 to 8 with Roark, Roark and Barnett homering. Morgan and Lindsay earned a 1-0 forfeit victory over the Optimist in Industrial League. Southside defeated Steelers by forfeit.
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Memorial Methodist
Southside Baptist
Watson
Memorial
Traxler
Southside
Central
College Place
Carsey
Woolesy
Lakeshore Baptist
Emanuel Baptist
Francis
Travis
Lakeshore
Waits
McBeth
Emanuel
Cavaliers
Pico
Hendricks
Covington
Southern Tool
Bullock
Mitchell
Harris
Maroney
Furlow
Southern
Ridge Avenue
Finkbeiner
Wallace
Moncrief
Church of God
College
Lenard
Anderson
Meany
State Farm
American Bank
Bates
Pearson
Neighbors
Lee
American
Free Methodist
Winnsboro Road Baptist
B. Roark
H. Roark
Barnett
Barnes
Morgan
Lindsay
Steelers
Dr Pepper pounds Standard Lumber in 11-0 Dixie League win
Dr. Pepper batter Sero managed the game's lone hit against Bates as Bates held Standard Lumber to one tally. Bates and Mathews contributed on offense while Dickins and Zeagler helped in the field. American Bank knocked off Central Bank 15 to 0 in a separate Dixie League matchup as Gebhart homered twice for the winners. White and Rome each had two hits for American Bank, while Lee and Retja c batted for Central Bank.
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Keith
Bates
Dr. Pepper
Standard Lumber
Sero
Mathews
Dickens
Zeagler
American Bank
Central Bank
Southwell
Gebhart
White
Rome
Lee
Retjac
Futch
Casper Credits Religious Strength For Open Crown
Billy Casper won the U S Open in an 18 hole playoff over Arnold Palmer. Casper disclosed his family converted to the Mormon faith January 1 and credits it with inner strength. He tied Palmer by Sunday night fireside films then surged to victory four days before his 35th birthday.
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San Francisco
UPS
Billy Casper
Caspier
Arnold Palmer
South
Viet Nam
Casper
Palmer
Casper Wins Open Championship in Tight Finish
Palmer leads early as Casper rallies with clutch putts to seize the Open title. Casper birdies the 13th and 3-putt woes for Palmer on the back nine seal Casper’s victory by two strokes, earning $26,500 while Palmer takes $12,500.
Palmer's Open Collapse in U S Golf Playoff
Arnold Palmer entered the Wadworth playoff with Billy Casper in the U S Open at Olympic Country Club leading by seven at nine holes remaining. Casper surged with key putts including a 25 and 35 foot birdie run, turning the game and sealing Palmer's 278 tied finish and Cape Casper's 69 in the playoff.
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Palmer
Casper
Billy
Pennsylvania
Laurel Valley
Monroe Hill Lumber Tops Clayton Gibson In Dixie Action
Monroe Hill Lumber scores twice in the first inning and holds on for a 2-1 win over Clayton Gibson. Keith earns the victory with 15 strikeouts. Line: Clayton 010 000 13 1 Hill 200 000 x-23 1. WB Keith and LaGrange LB McCarty Cassidy.
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Hill Lumber
Clayton Gibson
Monroe Dixie
Keith
Clayton
Hill
LaGrange
McCarty
Cassidy
Lakeshore
Lions
Haddad
Pete Smith
John Nelson
Brown
Rogers
Diamonds
Gorrero
Fant and Bass to Speak at Northeast Summer Coaching Clinic
Northeast State coach Lenny Fant and Oklahoma Baptist College coach Bob Bass headline this weekend’s Summer Coaching Clinic at Northeast. The event, free for coaches, trainers, officials, physicians, and athletes, is hosted by the college’s Health and Physical Education and Athletic departments with the Quachita Parish Medical Society. Fant, Northeast’s longtime mentor, has 183 victories in 13 seasons and led teams to Gulf States Conference titles, while Bass leads the current NAC champion program. Fant’s 1964-65 Northeast squad went 18-4, and he authored a Converse Yearbook article on the Indian offense.
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Lenny Fant
Northeast State
Bob Bass
Oklahoma Baptist College
Northeast
Department of Health and Physical Education
Quachita Parish
Lanny Johnson
Lee High
Columbus
Miss
Fant
Centenary
Delhi High School
Louisiana College
East Texas Baptist
ETB
South
Converse
Braves lure Stone from Tech ball club
Sophomore George Stone, twice an All-Gulf States Conference pitcher, turns pro with the Atlanta Braves. Scout Mel Didier says the Ruston native should reach the majors in two to three years after signing a bonus contract reported in the five figures. Stone will report to Kinston, North Carolina, in the Class A Carolina League.
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Buston
George Stone
Louisiana Tech Bulldogs
Atlanta Braves
Mel Didier
Stone
Ruston
Kinston
N. C
Tech
Oliver Hitting Since Trading Deadline Past
Gene Oliver ends slump with three homers in three days as Braves beat Phillies 7-5. The veteran outfielder says he’s unfazed by trade talk after the deadline and notes his big night included a two run shot in the seventh. Oliver’s season average rises to .209 after the game.
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Atlanta
Gene Oliver
Oliver
Braves
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Wrestling card at Roll-Arena features Clancy Smith pairings
Roll-Arena hosts a tag wrestling night headlined by Mike Clancy and Tiny Smith facing Roberto Pico and Battleship Johnson after a recent clash. Semi main has Igor Druk versus Freddie Baron in his American debut. Preliminaries start at 8 15.
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Roll-Arena
Mike Clancy
Tiny Smith
Roberto Pico
Battleship Johnson
Johnson
Clancy
Igor Druk
Freddie Baron
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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