Multiple MLB and college events across cities and leagues
A sprawling sports digest tracks Monday and Saturday games across baseball leagues in Boston Baltimore Detroit Milwaukee Texas Minnesota Oakland and California with results and standings. It also notes horse racing tennis golf auto racing swimming and boxing events with winners and notable performances from Lou Graham Betsy Colleen Tena Okker Virginia Wade and James Hunt among others.
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Raidh
Boston
Burter New York
Baltimore
Grimsiey
Detroit
Coleman
Milwaukee
Castro
Texas
Margen
California
Sing
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
Ae Levy
Chicago
Oakland
Cleveland
Cooper Clinches Highland Park Invitational Crown
Bob Cooper edges Ed Watkins Jr. 2-1 to win the Highland Park Invitational Match Play title. Ned Gayne defeats Ray Mulhern 2-1 in consolation. Flight results list multiple 2-1 and 1-up decisions across six flights with winners and consolation champions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Cooper
Ed Watkins Jr
Cooper
Ned Gayne
Ray Mulhern
Ken Holt Sr
Lonnie Roark
Kirk Fisher
Geoff Underwood
T. Finkbeiner Iown
A. C. Williams
Clyde Albritton
John Stoppard
Don Ellen
Sonny Martin
Bob Kennedy
al LeBraun
John Rappard
Jiff Flanagan
Hollister
Rom Howard
Wilson Wins Singles at Ouachita Bass Club Tournament
Gary Wilson hauled 27 lbs 6 ozs of bass to win the singles title at Lake D Arbonne for the Ouachita Bass Club monthly event. Larry Pardue and Gary Robertson captured the doubles crown with 29 13, while Allen Cullan and Glenda Roush claimed big bass honors with 4 13 and 4 0 respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmerville
Gary Wilson
Ouachita Bass Club
Lake D'Arbonne
Larry Pardue
Gary Robertson
Allen Cullan
Big Bass
Glenda Roush
Recreation softball league schedule notes and matchups
City A League games include Warner Heating vs George's Gulf at 9 p.m. at Lida Benton with Emmanuel facing Central and Ridge Ave meeting Ist Methodist at Forsythe. Women’s Church A League features multiple 6 to 9 p.m. contests at Barkdale Faulk and Selman Field.
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Warner Heating
George's Gulf
Lida Benton
Verve
Ist Baptist
Monroe
W. Monroe
Emanuel
Central
Ridge Ave
Ist Methodist
Forsythe
Edgewood
College Place
Women’s Church
Lecharbor
McClendon
Schwartz
Good Hope
1St Baptist
Barkdale Faulk
Parkview
Newlight
Emmanuel
Victory
Lowship
Temple
Highland Park
Selman Field
Fellowship
Sherrouse
Hardley Hurls Sturm Victory in Softball Tournament
Southern of West Monroe won the American Softball Assix event by beating Miller High Life of Monroe 6 to 5. Pitcher Lynn Hardley starred as Southern earned the win, with Hartley June Gage and Debh Grandon named to the all tournament team from Southern. Miller selections included Debbie Mar zula Cindy Head and Debbie Ledlow.
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OLA — Sturm Southern
West Monroe
Miller High Life
Monroe
Southern
Lynn Hardley
Hartley
June Gage
Debh Grandon
Debbie Marzula
Cindy Head
Debbie Ledlow
Miller
Ruffian Extends Streak in Coaching Club Oaks Run
Ruffian dominates the Coaching Club American Oaks at Belmont tying the stakes mark in 2 27 4 5 for 144 miles and extending her win streak to 10 stakes. Equal Change, ridden by Braulio Baeza, finished second as Foolish Pleasure faces a head to head test.
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Sd York — Ruffian
Coaching Club
Belmont Park
Gravesend
Queensiy Lod Oceanport
N.J
R. Tom Can
Harake
Monmouth Park
Atlantic City
Atlantic Sa
Hero
Bowie
Kudara
Bowie Race Course
Boston
Chas Beau
Robert M. Short
Suffolk Downs
Louisville
Everett
Churchill Downs
Omaha
Neb
Horine
Kid Calvert
Nec
Lincoln
R.I
Conistical
South Attleboro
Lincoln Downs
Livonia
Mich
Lucky Phoenix
Detroit Race Course
Stonewalk
Monitriece
Stanton
Del
Delaware Park
Katonka
Inglewood
Calif
Big Band
Hollywood Park
Tina
Susan’s Girl
Braulio Baeza
Ruffian
Belmont
Foolish Pleasure
Jacinto Vasquez
Baeza
John L. Greer
Vasquez
Locust Hill Farm
Stuart S. Janney
Leroy Jolley
Monmouth
Bobby Woodhouse
Sloan Leads East In All America Game As Sloan Debuts In Lubbock
Sloan, Alabama great and Texas Tech coach, guided the East to a 23 21 victory over the West in the Coaches All America game before 36000 fans in Lubbock. Carter was the MVP with a 3 yard TD, West QB Jeffrey blamed flukes for the loss, and Sloan impressed in his first hometown appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lubbock
Tex
Texas Tech
Steve Sloan
Sloan
Paul ‘‘Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Vanderbilt
Lubbek
Erin
Grant Teaff
Baylor
Teaff
West
Neal Jeffrey
Alan Pringle
Rice
Jeffrey
Bass Francis
Oregon
Maryland
Louis Carter
John Sawyer
Mississippi
Gary Johnson
Grambling
David Hamm
Carter
Don Hardeman
Hardeman
Texas A & T
East
Falcone's No Hit Bid Snapped by Glove Tactics
San Francisco rookie Pete Falcone saw his no hitter spoiled by Willie Montanez glove antics after Rod Gilbreath pinch hit and lined a single in the eighth. The Giants rallied to beat Atlanta 5-2 to split the Sunday doubleheader as Atlanta won the opener 8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rod Gilbreath
Willie Montanez
Gilbreath
Atlanta Braves
San Francisco
Pete Falcone
Montanez
Falcone
Giants
Braves
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Montreal
Expos
St. Louis
Chicago
Pittsburgh
New York
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Cincinnati
Vic Correll
Correll
Vic
Willie
Derrell Thomas
Marty Perez
Biff Pocoroba
Figueroa Tops Jenkins In Lone Run Duel
Ed Figueroa out pitched Fergie Jenkins Sunday for a 1-0 Angels win over the Texas Rangers. The California righthander held the Rangers to nine hits and retired 19 in a row before Roy Smalley’s ninth inning walk loaded the bases, and Morris Nettles tracked down Jeff Burroughs’ fly ball for the final out. The Tigers, Orioles, Yankees, A’s, White Sox, and Indians also posted wins in a busy afternoon across the American League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Rogers
Montreal
Greg Luzinski
Phils
Tommy Hutton
Tony Taylor
Ed Figueroa
Fergie Jenkins
Texas
California
Jenkins
Fergie
Figueroa
Angels
Rangers
Roy Smalley
Jeff Burroughs
Morris Nettles
Nettles
Oakland
Kansas City
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Minnesota
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Smalley
Bruce Bochte
Bochte
Joe Lahoud
Len Randle
Jim Holt
Bill North
Claudell Washington
White Sox
Twins
Orioles
Red Sox
Rico Petrocelli
Luis Tiant
Tiant
Mark Belanger
Don Baylor
Mike Cuellar
Indians
Brewers
Ed Rodriguez
Rico Carty
Carty
Oscar Gamble
Alan Ashby
Gamble
George Scott
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