Louisiana Junior golf title race tight at Oakbourne
Ronnie Melancon seeks a second straight Louisiana Junior title on a rainy day at Oakbourne Country Club Lafay ette. After the opening round Melancon sits two strokes behind leaders Bob Rodgers Mike O'Brien and Phil Witter who clocked 35 36 71. Glenn Carr and Rick Nevils are two behind at 72 while Don Werner Lewis Oubre and Rick Comeaux are among others in the field.
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Lafayette
Mike O'Brien
Phil Witter
Baton Rouge
Witter
O'Brien
Glenn Carr
Franklin
Rick Nevils
Ronnie Melancon
Don Werner
Lewis Oubre
New Iberia
Rick Comeaux
Steve Smith
New Orleans
Standings and Tuesday results across multiple leagues
Detroit beat Cleveland 6 1 Minnesota shutout New York 5 0 Boston defeated Los Angeles 2 0 Baltimore topped Chicago 1 0 Kansas City edged Washington 2 1 Night games included. Cleveland at Detroit Minnesota at New York Chicago at Baltimore Kansas City at Washington and other scheduled matches. Also notes dates for Thursday schedule and Texas League listings with city matchups and scores across the system.
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Fifteen-year-old Wayne Peddy Leads West Monroe Youth
Wayne Peddy, 15, from Highland Park Country Club, reached the championship flight of the Louisiana Junior Tournament at Lafayette with a first round 75 on Tuesday. He trails the leader by four strokes with 18 holes remaining. West Monroe entrants also include Terry Peddy, Kenneth Holt Jr., and Raymond Winn in other flights.
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West Monroe
Highland Park Country Club
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Lafayette
Terry Peddy
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Kenneth E. Holt Jr
Raymond Winn
Bernice Hosts Ruston Monroe In Fifth District Baseball
Farmerville and Bernice set the scene for American Legion Junior baseball in the Fifth District as Monroe visits Farmerville and Ruston plays Bernice. Terra Builders rely on Danny Albritton or Reggie Hammons to halt Brown Rivers Scogin’s ten game win streak. Ralph Sims defers on Monroe pitcher as game time nears. Paul Richardson to start for Ruston in James Contractors tilt versus Bernice.
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Ruston
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Reggie Hammons
Ralph Sims
Paul Richardson
James Contractors
Catcher Valmy Thomas Suspended Thirty Days
Valmy Thomas of the Rochester Red Wings must serve a 30 day suspension until July 17 for attacking IL umpire Ted Lopat during a game in Jacksonville. The suspension was announced by George Trautman, president of the National Association of Professional Leagues.
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Rochester Red Wings
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National Association of Professional Leagues
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Wilsons No Hit Chore Spurs Red Sox Victory
Earl Wilson pitched Boston to a 2-0 win over Bo Belinsky and his no hitter stood as Fenway’s first since 1958. A 220-pound Ponchatoula native, Wilson added a homer for the Red Sox, while Belinsky’s effort followed his May 5 no hitter for the Angels. The Twins beat the Yankees 5-0 as pennant races tightened in the AL. Giants took first in the NL with a 6-5 win over the Reds in 10 innings.
No-Hitter by Earl Wilson Tops Sox Victory
Earl Wilson of the Boston Red Sox pitched his second no hitter of the season and became the first Negro pitcher in American League history to throw a no-hit game while also homering in a 2-0 win over the Los Angeles Angels. Rich Rollins of the Minnesota Twins collected four straight hits including two two-run homers as Minnesota beat the New York Yankees 5-0.
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Twins Fans Rally Behind Pascual and Rollins in 5-0 Win
Minnesota rode Camilo Pascual’s 12 strikeouts and Rich Rollins four hits to topple the Yankees 5-0. Pascual, 11th win in 15 decisions, faced Maris three times and improved his control after changing his windup. Rollins supplied half of Minnesota’s eight hits, lifting his average to around .328.
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Roland Sheldon
No hitter Earl Wilson earns fresh Red Sox contract
Boston pitcher Earl Wilson, the first Negro in American League history to throw a no hitter, led the Red Sox past the Angels 2 0 at Fenway. He faced 31 batters with four walks and two indirect threats, while Bo Belinsky threw a no hitter earlier in May. Yawkey announced a new contract with a raise.
Halimi Eyes Rematch With Jofre For Bantam Crown
TEL AVIV AP Alphonse Halimi says he is ready to challenge world bantamweight champion Eder Jofre after winning the European title in Israel. He notes a fall bout could be in Paris or Sao Paulo and recalls his past world title win in 1957. Halimi outpointed Pierre Rollo in 15 rounds to reclaim the European belt.
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Alphonse Halimi
Eder Jofre
Halimi
Pierre Rollo
Italy
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Rollo
Boxers eyed for Rivera July Garden bout in New York
UPI reports matchmaker Teddy Brenner said on Tuesday that Joey Giambra Jose Gonzalez and Don Fullmer are under consideration as opponents for Argentine middleweight slugger Juan Rocky Rivera in a 10 round televised bout at Madison Square Garden on July 21.
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UPI
Teddy Brenner
Joey Giambra
Jose Gonzalez
Don Fullmer
Juan ‘Rocky?Rivera
Madison Square Garden
Wimbledon shock as Moffitt eliminates top seed Smith
Billie Jean Moffitt shocked Wimbledon by defeating top seed Margaret Smith of Australia in a three set upset 1-6 6-3 7-5. The Long Beach player, 18, rallied from a first-set setback to reach the second round and will face Carole Caldwell of Santa Monica in the next match. Caldwell, who defeated Florence De La Courtie, is described as Moffitt's best friend and key tactician.
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France
Dr Dickenhorst Dominates Pine Hills Club Championship
R W Dickenhorst, newly elected president, wins the Pine Hills Gun Club championship at Bancroft's Camp. Bert Williams forces a shoot-off after 50x50 ties, but Dickenhorst posts 25x25 in extra time to clinch the title with Ross Graves as runner-up.
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