Writer-Pitcher Brosnan Debuts in White Sox 5-1 Win
Baseball summary notes Jim Brosnan’s first American League appearance for the Chicago White Sox in a 5-1 victory over Kansas City. Reds owner Bill DeWitt claims contract clauses limited his writing while Brosnan hoped the move to the AL would boost effectiveness.
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Baseball scores and schedule from multiple leagues
Counts of games show New York and Cleveland in night matchups, plus Los Angeles, Chicago, Minnesota, Pittsburgh, and others with varied results. Standings and box scores feature pitchers and line scores across American and National Leagues with noted homers and game imports.
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Baseball Standings and Leading Batters Across Leagues
League leaders show Phil Covington of Philadelphia atop batting with .383 and F. Alou of San Francisco at .378. Runs batted in leader Aaron of Milwaukee has 22, with White of St Louis and Ed wards of Cincinnati close. Notable stats include Cepeda and Aaron leading home runs, and Wills with seven stolen bases. Pitching highlights include Washburn and Simmons at 1.000 ERAs and multiple 2-0 records across teams.
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Gulf States Conference Track Meet Preview at LSU Tech
Northeast State and Southeastern Lions head the field for the Gulf States Conference track meet in Ruston Louisiana with standout stars John Pennel and Malcolm Robinson leading a strong slate. Top sprinters include Bob Fanning Jay Goldsmith and several Northeast and Northwestern rivals as teams clash for records and the crown.
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Bowling League Scores and Highlights From Friday Events
Reading lists from West Monroe junior Classic and Barker leagues show top games and series. Jean Head led Sweet Peas with 155 series 418 team, Buttercups 18, Mc Plumbing 3742, and Mobil 1933 team series. Other high marks include Billy Wood 202 and Delight Hamilton 209, with Mobil posting 2975 industry equipment totals and Falstaff/ Budweiser standings.
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Logan Sets Hot Pace As Pinch-Hit Hero For Pirates
Johnny Logan, 36, earns two run single with bases loaded to lift Pittsburgh past the Dodgers 7-4. The longtime Milwaukee veteran credits experience for calmly turning a 3-2 fastball from Don Drysdale into a key hit. Logan boosts his pinch-hitting average to .750 with three hits in four chances.
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Southern Miss tops Loyola 7 3 in baseball
Jimbo Green hit two three pointers and drove in four runs as Southern Mississippi defeated Loyola 7-3 in a baseball game. At Oxford Mississippi State freshman Graham Primrose won 6-4 6-2 in singles to lift the Maroons to an 8-1 tennis win over Mississippi. Northwestern Louisiana closed its golf season with a Gulf States Conference win 12 9 over McNeese and NSC's Robert Flagler edged Henry Kuehn 24 42 in the top match as NSC finished 6 3 2.
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Grayson and Boyce Deadlock in State Playoff Tie
Grayson and Boyce could not decide a winner in their state baseball playoff after a 5 5 tie in 11 innings. The game will be replayed from the start today in Grayson Louisiana.
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One-Time Star Shortstop Shifts Focus to Season Readiness
Logan recalls Murtaugh urging players to stay in shape and be ready. The pinch hitter notes chances are rare and demands capitalizing on a strike. his approach centers on seizing any opportunity to influence the game this season.
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Retires Old Pro Layne Calls It Career
Bobby Layne the 34 year old quarterback known for Detroit Lions and Pittsburgh Steelers achievements has announced retirement after 15 NFL seasons. He set passing records including 3473 attempts 1710 completions 25083 yards and 187 TD passes while leading Detroit to 1952 1953 and 1957 championships.
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Notre Dame Finds Only Stuhldreher Wins Pro Football Shot
In South Bend Indiana the Notre Dame star Harry Stuhldreher from the famed Four Horsemen is the sole survivor in the drive to turn college football success into a pro contract.
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