Major League Box Scores Snapshot From Three U S Cities
Milwaukee Los Angeles and Chicago feature box score details with player lineups hits runs and errors. The report lists each team’s batting order positions and pitchers with fielding details and special plays across multiple games including notable player names such as McMillan Wills Aaron and Banks from the era.
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Milwaukee
Los Angeles
McMillan
Wills
Jones
William
Mathews
Davis
Aaron Cf
Maye
Howard Rf
Adcock
Taaron
Spencer
Bonasas
Sneay Boer Olling Urrig
Hendley
N.sherry
Willey
OdSnider
aBe
N. Sherry
Roebuck
Gilliam
Fairly
Bolling
Mc We Millan
Howard
T. Davis
H. Aaron
S—W. Davis
Piche
Curtis In
Moeller
Per'noski
L.sherry
Ortega
Santo
Sawatski
Titman
Gibson
Rodgers
Schatter
Thacker
James
Hobbie
Schultz
St. Louis
Chicago
E—Gotay
Boyer
Hubbs
Banks
Altman
Hr— Banks
White
Sb—Santo
Javier
Washburn
HP OH
McDaniel Ria
Bt Hobbie L
Pelekoudas
Conlan
Walsh
New York
Pittsburgh
Ashburn Cf
Daviavit
Mizell
Pittsburan
Gox
Ib—Throneberry
Law
Christopher Poa
Burgess
Thomas
Taylor Burgess
Clendenon
Hoak
Taylor
Anderson
Daviauit
U—Smith
Steiner
Boggess
Landes
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Cardenas
McCovey
Cepeda
Cincnnati
Mays
Aaloney
Rabowsky
Josnan
Jame
Dell
O'Doll
Oudol
Forman
Recreation Softball Tonight Across Leagues in City
Multiple league games headline the schedule with Calvary Baptist, Trinity Baptist, Ridge Avenue Baptist, First Methodist and others in action at Selman, Barkdull Faulk, Sherrouse and more. First Baptist tops YMCA 1–0 in City League. West Monroe Adult League sees First Baptist top Lions Club 15–10. Brownsville routs Jaycees 13–4. Milwau kee’s Hank Aaron era note shares sparse context with Billy Bruton hitting 17 home runs for Detroit in 196?
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Calvary Baptist
Inc
P.m
Selman
Trinity Baptist
Church of God
Ridge Avenue Baptist
Latter Day Saints
North Monroe Chapel
Sherrouse
Good Hope Baptist
College Place Baptist
Barkdull Faulk
Lakeshore
St. Mark’s
College Place
College Church of Christ
Easy Finance
St Monroe Boys
First Baptist
New Chapel Hill
Hi-Y
Mt. Vernon
Southside
Bubba McKay
YMCA
Sullivan
Stewart
Dalby
McCullen
Harris
West Monroe
Lions Club
Brownsville
Jaycees
Don Zeigler
Doyle Penton
Machen
Wren
Penton
Shatzer
Brown
Salters
Williamson
Calhoun
Pastrano Eyes Moore Rematch After New Orleans Return
Willie Pastrano, back in New Orleans for the first time in six years, hammered Irish Billy Ryan to a 10 round decision and voiced plans for a rematch with Archie Moore. Promoter Benny Geigerman said a Pastrano Moore bout could draw big, but warned of segregation hurdles and big guarantees. Pastrano improved to 57-10-7 while Ryan fell to 25-7-2.
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New Orleans
Willie Pastrano
Big Daddy
Archie Moore
Berlin
Pastrano
Miami Beach
Billy Ryan
Moore
Benny Geigerman
Geigerman
Gustav Scholz
Johnson
Ryan
Lowell
Mass
Rocky Marciano
Bowling Major League Scores and Team Totals
Readable lines show Acme Radiator Reppond's Cypress Street Texaco and Delta Music among teams. Highlights include H Sturgis 229 series Banks 559, team 1035 for Acme Radiator, and 2967 for Reppond's. Other entries list various team numbers and players with scattered dish names and retailers.
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Acme Radiator
Reppond
Cypress Street
Texaco
Busby
Delta Music
Fava
Hae W
H. Sturgis
Banks
Pelican League East doubleheader at Confederate Park
At Confederate Park two evening showdowns start with McGuire Real Estate against People's Homestead at 6 p.m. followed by Kilpatrick versus Brown Rivers Scogin at 8 p.m. both games in West Monroe action.
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West Monroe
McGuire Real Estate
People’s Homestead
Kilpatrick
Brown-Rivers- Scogin
Confederate Park
Dixie and Southside Leagues Showdowns at Eastside Field
Two games head to Eastside Field with Ryan Chevrolet meeting First Fidelity at 5 15 and Ouachita National Bank facing KNOE at 7 15 local time both billed as Dixie League and Southside League action.
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Ryan Chevrolet
First Fidelity
Quachita National Bank
KNOE
Eastside Field
American Girls Busy Day At Wimbledon
American players competed in early rounds as Ed Rubinoff battled Jorgen Ulrich in a postponed match. Ulrich led 6-3 7-5 before Rubinoff rallied to win 8-6 6-1 as darkness stopped play. Meanwhile nine Americans appeared in first round singles and six in the second round with Margaret Smith facing Billie Jean Moffitt in the women’s draw.
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Wimbledon
England
UPI
Ed Rubinoff
Miami Beach
Fla
Jorgen Ulrich
Denmark
Ulrich
Colored Softball Schedule for Northside and Southside Leagues
A detailed slate of afternoon and evening softball games across Northside and Southside leagues. Matches include Northside Church League games at Triumph and Carroll Field, Northside Midget at Marble Field, and Northside Major and Pioneer League fixtures at Foster Homes, Marble, Johnson, and Bryant's. Includes times from 1 p.m. to 9 p.m. with teams such as Zion Traveler Piney Grove St. James Wooten's Grocery James Cleaners and more.
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Northside Church League
Zion Traveler
Piney Grove
Triumph
St. James
Carroll Field
Northside
Swayze Street
American Legion
Carroll
Hill’s
Bowie
Freeman's
Marble Field
Foster Homes
Carver Homes
Stampers Barbers
Marble
Southside Church
Truvine
New Light
Johnson Field
Southside
Wooten’s
James Cleaners
Cann’s
Richwood
Johnson
Southside Girls—Sweethearts
Pioneer League
Jones Lane
Bryant
Wildcats
Sportsman
Titans Sign Five More 1962 NFL Contracts
New York Titans disclosed that five players signed 1962 contracts including defensive halfback Dainard Paulson center Roger Ellis guard Bob Brooks halfback Bill Shockley and end Perry Richards. Shockley and Richards came from a recent trade with the Buffalo Bills.
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NEW York
New York Titans
American Football League
Dainard Paulson
Roger Ellis
Bob Brooks
Bill Shockley
Perry Richards
Shockley
Richards
Buffalo Bills
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A. and
E. Grocery
Jerry Berry
Mike Simmons
Mathew Rainey
Mike Freeman
Greg Duncan
Eddie Rowton
David Sims
Dennis Sims
Mike
Rman
Sherlock
National
Houston
American
Philadelphia
Detroit
Spangler
Linz
Am‘fit
Callison
Rich‘son
Wood
Menas
Savage
Lopez
Goldy
Larker
Sievers
Mantle
Morton
Warwick
Demeter
Maris
Colavito
Ford
Bridges
Op—Lillis
E—Fernandez
Amalfitano
Troit
Wood Mejias
S—Mclish
Green
Shick
Mossi
McMahon
Wiley
Umont
Drummond
McKinx
Woodeshick
Paretek
Crawford
Vargo
Billy Bruton
Harold Johnson
Montgomery Ward
Washington FA
Riverside
Taos
CFE
Great Southern Hue Assurance Company Home Crownwoustonm
Superior Uence
Sentinel
Ross Ave
Dallas
Texas
Harry B. Liner
Ray L. Barr
Bernhardt
Monroe, Louisiana
R. Bates
Iseries
Dairy Queens
Velma McNeely
Velma_ McNeely
Eam
Barker
Braves
Bouncing Belles
Gawks
Four Notes
Urves
Dizzy Dames
Pelican League
Carole Caldwell
Santa Monica
Calif
Florence de Ila Courtrie
France
Darlene Hard
Montebello
D. L. Illingworth
Great Britain
Vicky Palmer
Phoenix
Ariz
P. Barril
Spain
Little Mimi Arnold
Redwood City
Jan Lehane
Australia
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Donna Floyd
Arlington
Margaret DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Christine Truman
Margaret Warner
Wilmingston
Esther Bueno
Brazil
Karen Hantze Susman
Chula Vista
A. M. Estalella l
Judy Alvarez
Tampa
M. A. ‘Smith
New Zealand
Justina Bricka
P. Courteix
Gwyneth Thomas
Shaker Heights
Ohio
F. E. Walton
Britain
Pat) Stewart Edrich
Vickie Wade
McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Chris Crawford
Piedmont
Frank Froehling
Coral Gables
Rod Laver
Owen French
Laver
Naresh Kumar
India
Whitney Reed
Alameda, Calif
Froehling
Ralston
Don Dell
Bethesda, Md
Mal Fox
Balti
Jon Douglas
America
Gardner Mulloy
Ned Neely
Atlanta
Jack Frost
Monterey
Crawford Henry
Gene Scott
N.Y
Paul Palmer
Bob Siska
Winfred C. Rawls
Gulfco Finance Co
J.W. Harper
Bourbon
J. W. Harper Distilling CO
Louisville, KY
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