Baseball scores and standings cross multiple leagues
The clippings list results across MLB and minors with team matchups, scores, and standings highlights. Notable lines include Chicago 8 Washington 0 and 8 to 0 outcomes, Detroit 4 Baltimore 6, Minnesota beating New York and other league results. Standings show Pittsburgh, St Louis, San Francisco, Chicago, Milwaukee, Los Angeles atop various divisions with several night games and home runs noted.
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Chateaugay Could Surpass Triple Crown Contenders
Kentucky Derby winner Chateaugay may be months from his peak as a 3 year old. The Darby Dan Farm colt, trained to race at Churchill Downs, challenges the so called big three of the Triple Crown and could elevate his standing among top thoroughbreds.
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Never Bend
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On My Honor
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Mets Attendance Stuns Baseball Amid Polo Grounds Struggles
The New York Mets lead both leagues in average attendance despite a 17-4 loss the previous day. A Sunday doubleheader vs the Giants drew 53,880 at the antiquated Polo Grounds where parking and transit are scarce. Mets home attendance averages 23,500 across ten dates, while the Dodgers trail closely at 23,242.
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Baseball and boxing results roll across major leagues and cities
Stats show Robinson and Allison among leaders in RBIs, Wagner and Kaline top hits, and Crawford notes, with pitching figures led by Fischer. In boxing, Willie Pastrano wins in Las Vegas while Sugar Ray Robinson fights in Sherbrooke and other cities report notable outcomes across Milan Brescia Halifax and Helsinki events.
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Tech golfers rally to defeat Northwestern Louisiana
Roy Pace earned medalist honors with a 7 under par 65 guiding Louisiana Tech to a 16 1 2 to 1 2 victory over Northwestern Louisiana. Tulane routed LSU 9 0 at home as Southwestern Louisiana blanked Centenary 7 0 in tennis.
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Lyman Captures Highland Park Golf Championship
Northeast State star Chip Lyman won the Highland Park Golf Tournament in West Monroe by defeating former Northeast golfer Larry Tilley in the finals after beating E. P. Peddy and Bill Scruggs. Peddy won the consolation flight. Surgaine claimed nearest to hole and Scruggs longest drive at 275 feet.
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Bill Scruggs
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Gordon Surgaine
Two Northeast Clubs In Action This Afternoon
Two Northeast athletic teams were set to play this afternoon as the baseball team finished its season with two games against Louisiana Tech in Ruston while the tennis club met Northwestern in Natchitoches. The baseball team carried an 8-10 Gulf States Conference record and a 13-12 overall mark. Jim Coats led a tennis squad that began 10-1, with the lone loss at Northwestern here two weeks earlier. The tennis and two other Tribe clubs would close the season in the GSC meet in Ruston, while tennis and golf head to league tournaments Thursday and Friday and track ends the campaign in the GSC meet Saturday night.
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Neville Meets Menard Today in Bi-district Playoff
Neville facing Menard of Alexandria at 2 p.m. in a state semi-final playoff here. The teams meet again Thursday in Alexandria with a possible third game immediately after. Neville owns a 6-3 record while Menard stands 13-3 this season.
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Mantle’s Aches Question His Twin Series Play
In St Paul Minneapolis Mickey Mantle denies pain hinders his game but observers note a muted series. He sat Friday with a pulled rib muscle, played Sat and Sun with limited impact including a 1-for-8 series, and blasted his bat in frustration after batting practice. Mantle says timing is fine and the leg and side aren’t a problem.
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Amateur Loop Tickets Good All Year Says Legion Officials
Officials of the American Legion Amateur League announced that opening day tickets will be valid for admission to any regular season game except playoff games. The move aims to boost opening day sales for a successful season. The first game is set for Tuesday May 14 at 7 30 p.m. at Legion Memorial Stadium. Tickets may be ordered at Saul Adler Garage Gay Clothing and Blair Sporting Goods.
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Rebels Meet Auburn Nine For Crown
Rebels host Auburn in opening game of SEC baseball playoffs as two surprise division champions meet. Ole Miss, led by sophomores under Tom Swayze, won the Western crown after a 6-9 conference mark last season. Auburn, dominating the East, toppled Florida late to claim its division and enter as the league’s top seed.
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Monroe Star Leads Loop With .406 Batting Average
Wayne Causey of the Kansas City Athletics leads the American League with a .406 batting average as a Bible-reading, humble shortstop. The Monroe La native signed with Baltimore at 18, later joined the A's in 1961, and now anchors the infield while studying accounting and raising two children with wife Patsy.
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Whitney Reed Repeats California Tennis Title
Alameda ace Whitney Reed wins the California state tennis title for the second straight year with a 6-4 3-6 10-8 6-4 victory over Jim McManus of Berkeley in Pebble Beach California.
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