Berry Delivers Walkoff Style Hit After Eye Test
Ken Berry, cleared by manager Ed Stanky through a stretched eye test, delivered a ninth inning two run single to lift the Chicago White Sox over the Baltimore Orioles 5-4. Bill Robinson sparked a Yankees win with three hits as New York beat Kansas City 5-2. Other results include Minnesota over Boston 2-1 and California beating Washington 4-3.
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Auto Club tightens Turbocar rule at Indianapolis
USAC reduced turbine engine air intake to 15 square inches effective Jan 1 1968. The Turbocar led the race field before a rule change bans its advantage, while STP backer Andy Granatelli calls the move political. Parnelli Jones and A J Foyt comment on the decision as USAC president Thomas W. Binford defends it.
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Recreation Softball Roundup Dominant B League Results
College Place edged Lakeshore 5 3 as Vogel tallied three hits including a homer while Bushnell Causey paired for the win. High land defeated First Baptist Monroe 63 with Thrift Smith Shaw and McLeland supporting the victory. College Place beat St Marks 15 5 as Harrison homered for the winners. West Monroe First Baptist crushed L T 146 with Powell hitting a grand slam and Albritton three hits. Edgewood won 6 4 over Fair Park as Snipes Parks contributed two hits. Emmanuel Baptist beat Church of God 1 0 with Godwin McBeth two hits apiece. Southside Methodist blanked L D 5 0 as Floyd and Thomas powered the offense. First Baptist defeated Temple Baptist 15 1 with Mobley homer. First Methodist topped Calvary Baptist 3 0 with Packer three hits and Hudson homer. Niland Baptist beat Monroe First Baptist 3 1 in a Junior League. Good Baptist outlasted North Monroe 20 18 in nine innings as Tucker Johnson Winters led the attack. Jack's Cookies edged American Bank 2 1 in City B with Lovett Johnson and others contributing.
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Thunderbird Classic entries due at Charmingdale Golf Club
Deadline Sunday at 5 p.m. for the 36 hole Thunderbird Classic July 3-4 at Charmingdale Golf Club. Players must be arena Golf and Country Club members, pay $5, and may play two 18 hole rounds or 36 in one day. The winner’s low score advances to the Thunderbird Classic in New Jersey September 21-24.
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Travis Lee Win Tallulah Four-Ball Championship
Mississippi amateur champion Bob Travis Jackson and La native Lee Tallulah resident clinched the Madison Parish Jaycee Four-Ball Tourney with an eight under par and a three stroke margin over Dr. H Provine and Jeff Brown. Other flight winners and consolation champions listed.
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West Monroe Dixie Youth Scores Big in Southside League
Gibson's routed Shell Oil 15 to 3 as six runs came in the fifth inning led by Boney two doubles and Fleming a single. Ouachita Bank beat Colbert's 4 to 2 with Winchester two hits. Foremost rallied to tie West Monroe Trucking 5-5 then won 6 to 5 in West League. Risher two hits for Foremost and Banks two for Trucking.
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Shell Oil
Boney
Fleming
Beebe Col
Joel Moncrief
Ricky Best
Charles Horn
Ricky Sims
Ouachita Bank
Colbert
Winchester
Sports
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LB Childress
Arkins
Foremost
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Glenn Risher
Jimmy Hollis
Tommy Banks
West Monroe
Shelton Browder
John Kinall
Alien Crawford
People’s Homestead rallies past Hale & Fair in five-run fourth
West Monroe Dixie Senior action saw People's Homestead rally for five runs in the fourth to beat Hale & Fair 4 2. Richard Crockett allowed two hits in a complete effort while Troy Nappier collected three hits for the winners.
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Southern Tool Beats Walker Mattress In Tournament Action
Southern Tool scores three runs in early innings to defeat Walker Mattress 6 to 1 in Monday tournament play. Nix Cage Drugs wins 4 to 4 over Ladies Auxiliary with eight runs in the second inning. Farr's Trailer Mart vs Nix Cage Drugs and Southern Tool vs Mickel Sports slated for 6 p.m. on Field 2 and Field 1 respectively.
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Fish Contest Winners To Be Awarded At Ouachita Meeting
The Ouachita Wildlife Unit will award first phase prizes for its summer fishing contest at 7 30 tonight in West Monroe at the Ouachita Parish Agricultural Building. Jack Rushing presidents, reports on the district meeting, and a Ted Williams film from Sears Roebuck will be shown. Jim Packer will award winners for bass, bream and crappie caught in the contest ending June 16 with three months of prizes including a grand weekend deep sea fishing trip.
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Bow Tourney Titles Go To Jackson Nelms
In Lafourche Bowmen 56 target shoot Jackson posted 567 in open barebow and Drew Nelms 563 in bowhunter B class led archers. Others include George Fontana 349 barebow B, H Ward 546 open freestyle, N Bannister 478, David McGee 534, Bob Heflin 506, Helen Nelms 369, Kay Jackson 214, Ken Lowrey 387, Bobby Riddle 328 with participants from Chemin-Au-Haut Bastrop Tupawek West Monroe and Lafourche.
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George Fontana
B. H. Ward
N. E. Bannister
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Bob Heflin
Helen Nelms
Kay Jackson
Ken Lowrey
Bobby Riddle
Pasarell Emerges Wimbledon Sensation Topples Champion
Charlie Pasarell, 23, from Santurce Puerto Rico, shocked defender Manuel Santa of Spain in four sets to become Wimbledon’s newest hopeful. He faces Bob Hewitt next as Emerson dominates early rounds with Richey and Graebner also advancing.
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Pasarell
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
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Scores From City Men and Girls Leagues
State Farm beat Hawks 12 to 2 as Roark and May led the offense with two hits and a home run. Gagne hit for the Hawks. Bates and Haile paired for the win while Hollis and Hutts took the loss. The Boy's Club topped Schlitz 11 to 8 with Brister Marzula and Bowder getting three hits. Dowdy Dana and Easterling Thrash were the losers. Southern Tool edged Woodlawn 12 to 11 as Gallien and Despeaux homered. Salter Harris the winning battery. Monroe Sand & Gravel routed Wild Things 20 to 2 as Sandifer Smith Hammond homered and Dana tripled. Smiths Fuller Zealer the winners.
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