Baseball scores and standings from a busy day across leagues
National and American leagues show Pittsburgh over New York and Chicago, with several night games including San Francisco at Cincinnati and St. Louis at Houston. Standings list Baltimore atop the American League, with Detroit, Cleveland, and Minnesota chasing. National League leaders include Pittsburgh and San Francisco.
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Tigers Explode in First Inning to Rally Past Senators
Detroit shells Washington starter Mike McCormick with a three run first inning as Al Kaline's double and Willie Horton’s run scoring single spark a 5-3 victory. Earl Wilson wins in relief of his second Tigers appearance, keeping them two games behind Baltimore.
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Joe Perotone
Luis Tiant
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Rocky Colavito
Jim Landis
Chico Salmon
Gary Bell
Tiant
Dick Radatz
National Hot Rod Assn divisional Record Race set for Harmon Speedway
Friday event features class speeds above 200 mph with more entries expected. Notables include Larry Hayes in A-fuel dragster Doc Eiland in AA altered Jim Thornton in B-gasser and Stanley Ward in The Prosecutor plus Clester Andrews in a Mustang. NHRA officials and a large local drag racing crowd anticipated. Time trials start Saturday 1 p.m. with record runs Sunday 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. eliminations at 2 p.m.
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Harmon Memorial Speedway
Larry Hayes
Doc Eiland
Jim Thornton
Delay Gun Party Delayed as Pine Hills Club Plans Continue
The Pine Hills Gun Club postpones Sunday's party but will offer practice shooting in trap and skeet at Cheniere Lake. Club president Jess Cobb said range work is delayed until a packing rain. Marvin Williamson captured the Bancroft Skeet Challenge Cup with a 48x50 in 20 gauge for his third win. Jim Dozier was runner-up with 45x45. The first leg for a new sterling cup will be on July 24. T. O. Bancroft Sr. and R. T. Lolley had perfect 50x50 scores on the trap range.
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Cheniere Lake
Jess Cobb
Marvin Williamson
Jim Dozier
T. O. Bancroft Sr
R. T. Lolley
Ruston Juniors Face Airline In Baseball Clash
Ruston's James Contractors, 7-0 for the season and atop a 13-team American Legion Junior district, meet Airline of Bossier City in Ruston tonight at 7:45.
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James Contractors
American Legion
Airline of
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Jaycee Golf Title For Harry Smith
Harry Smith defeated defending champion Terry Peddy 1 up on the fourth overtime hole to win the district Jaycee Junior Golf Tournament yesterday. Smith, Peddy and Steve Mintz qualified for the state title at Covington July 6 8. Causey and SoloMon tied for medalist with 155 in a four hole playoff for fourth. First flight winner Touchstone 82 84 166. runner-up Cauverlee 169. Second flight winner Gayne 192. runner-up Knight 194.
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Terry Peddy
Stewart Causey
Ed Solomon
Causey
Bill Touchstone
Bill Cauverlee
Ned Gayne
Alan Knight
Fienere
Steve Mintz
Robert Shelton
Ama Whittleff
Gayne Tonore
David Dickman
First Flight
Bill Caverlee
Walley Deland
Mike Foster
Riley Fudickar
Lanny Dickman
Doug Farr
Breard Milner
David Hilley
Alan Knightles
Committee Advances Dog Races Bill in Louisiana
Baton Rouge Louisiana. A Senate calendar bill to legalize dog racing moved forward after approval by a Senate committee on Thursday. Racing would be overseen by the Louisiana Racing Commission with revenues directed to crippled childrens care. A separate Judiciary C Committee approved a resolution for a legislative study of state banking.
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Senate
Louisiana Racing Commission
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