Koufax Fans 16 as Dodgers Beat Phillies 6-2 on Park Night
Sandy Koufax struck out 16 in a Dodger 6-2 win over Philadelphia, falling one NL record shy of Dean’s mark. Dodgers clinched in the fifth with Hodges and Roseboro producing key hits. 8 Dodgers fanned, 24 total, a major league record. Mantle led the Yankees with 3 hits in an 11-6 win over Kansas City.
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Today and Tomorrow Baseball Schedules and Scores
West Monroe visits Monroe in a single game. In the American League New York versus Kansas City 6 appears on the slate. Tomorrow Chicago hosts Cincinnati at 8 PM and St. Louis visits Milwaukee also at 8 PM with several night matchups across the league. Minneapolis edges Houston 5 4 in the American Association.
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Bernice Edges Ruston 8 7 In 10 Innings In Big Eight Clash
Bobby Elkins delivered a two run single in the 10th as Bernice edged Ruston 8 to 7 in a nine inning plus one extra frame Big Eight League game Six players homered two by Bernice and three by Ruston Wade Scott boosted Ruston with a ninth inning two run shot Scott 2 4 Howell and Mitchell both homered for Ruston Ben Carroll hit a three run homer Carr added a two run blast Farrar homered for Bernice Williams was the winning pitcher Mercer took the loss in a game featuring six long balls
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Australia Holds Firm on Horse Quarantine Rules
Australia will not relax strict quarantine laws allowing imports of horses from overseas. Currently only horses from New Zealand or the United Kingdom may enter with six months prior residence in the United Kingdom.
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Fraley bets on Johansson in Patterson title bout
Oscar Fraley argues that Ingemar Johansson can upset Floyd Patterson in the 10 round Yankee Stadium fight, noting past upsets and Patterson’s lack of single punch power. He cites Johansson’s proven punching ability and the psychological edge of a strong pick, comparing to prior heavyweight shocks.
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Buchholz Upsets Pietrangeli at Wimbledon in 73rd meet
Earl Buchholz an 18 year old American upset third seed Nicola Pietrangeli 6-4 3-6 7-5 7-5 in the opening session. Other Americans like Alex Olmedo Barry MacKay Gardnar Mulloy Jon Douglas and Jack Frost also won in first round play.
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Dodgers' Koufax fans 16 in night win over Phillies
Sandy Koufax struck out 16 in a 6-2 Dodgers victory over the Phillies setting a major league night game record and nearing Dizzy Dean's 1933 NL mark. Mickey Mantle and the Yankees routed the A's 11-6 as Mantle drove in six with two homers and a triple.
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Stainless Pazo Suppositories and Ointment for Piles Relief
An ad claiming Stainless Pazo provides immediate relief for swollen piles without surgery. It markets a threefold action that stops pain and itching in minutes, shrinks swelling, and promotes healing of inflamed tissues, with a money back guarantee.
Rivalry Tilt Sees Vols and Sports Clash for First
West Monroe Vols drop to second after a 5-0 loss to the Sports, who move to 8-1 atop the La-Ark standings. Jerry Rouse starts for the Sports against Robert Bennett for the Vols in a key league showdown at Legion Stadium.
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Zybysko Loses On Four and Threatens Title Fight
Frankie Kovak opens with a win and challenges Firpo Zybysko for the Louisiana heavyweight title after Zybysko is disqualified in the main event against Al Massey at B&B Arena. Massey wins by disqualification, Covak wins opener, and Treach Phillips beats Jerry Miller in a later match declared a draw.
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Mangham Hosts Annual Little Boys Tournament July 4
Mangham Louisiana will host a Little Boys baseball exhibition July 4 with Mangham Rayville and Winnsboro leagues. Start at 1 p.m. with 8 9 and 10 year olds, then regular play at 2 20 p.m. Mangham No 1 faces Winnsboro, then Mangham No 2 vs Rayville, with consolation games at 6 p.m. and finals at 8 p.m.
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Softball League highs as Trinity Calvary win at night
College Place beat West Monroe Baptists 14 8 with Murdock outduelling Salter and Pettit leading Calvary 3 3 for a 4 3 win over St Paschal's Hart allowed one hit. Trinity beat First Christian 13 7 and Temple Baptist 10 4. Emmanuel topped Claiborne 11 4. In B circuit Central 16 15 over First Methodist with a triple play. LTI 10 6 over New Light and Patrick Roofing won by forfeit over First Baptist.
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West Monroe Juniors rout Bastrop in district game 12 to 7
West Monroe Junior Club defeated Bastrop 12 7 as Charlies Taylor limited Bastrop to five hits and Charlie Dykes led with two home runs and a 4 for 4 day. Holcomb added a 2 4 with a homer. Bastrop took an early 1 0 lead but West Monroe answered with four in the first and two in the second.
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Bancroft Tops Sinclair 5 3 In Northside Play
Bancroft beat Sinclair 5 3 in Northside League with Crawley and B Gates earning the win over Hasenplaugh and Fowler. Bancroft had four hits as Sinclair managed three. Painich went 3 3 and Head 2 2 with a homer to pace Central over Pan Am 8 6. Slaton took the loss for Pan Am. Hooks and Blair S were the winning battery.
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Loyola names Ireland as athletic director
Loyola University named head basketball coach George Ireland to succeed Rev. John Bieri as athletic director. Ireland will remain as court coach, boasting a record of 97 wins and 94 losses over eight years at Loyola.
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