Baseball scores and schedule update for night games
Summary of nightly MLB results across cities with box lines. Highlights include Chicago 5 New York 2 and Philadelphia 5 Pittsburgh 1 in separate nights, plus Cincinnati 10 San Francisco 6 and Los Angeles 7 Milwaukee 0. Multiple late games and scheduled matchups list pitchers and outcomes.
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Baseball scores and schedules from multiple leagues
Scores include Spokane 5 Seattle 4 in 12 innings, Dallas-Fort Worth 7 Oklahoma City 0, Denver 6 San Diego 4, Tacoma 4 Portland 4, and Hawaii at Salt Lake City postponed. Interleague and league play show Indianapolis 6 Syracuse 3, Buffalo 3 Toronto 2, Elmira 3 York 1, Nashville 3 1, Augusta 1 2, and other results with several postponements.
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West Monroe Dixie Youth Spring Baseball Results
KUZN defeated McLemore 17 to 4 Tuesday night with Steve McGowan and David Hendricks leading the win. Both batters went 2 for 3 with a double each as Hendricks and Wren Stevenson formed the winning battery. Pulp and Paper beat Peoples Loan 3 to 2 in the second game as Marie Hall fanned 12 for the losers and Doug Johnson struck out nine for the winners. Shields and Hebert paced the winners with two hits each. Ketchell led the losers with two hits.
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Fred Wilhite
Gary Bamburg
Pulp and Paper
Peoples’ Loan
West Monroe Dixie Boys edge Monroe Concrete 5-4 in ninth
Monroe Concrete scored two runs in the bottom of the ninth to beat Patrick Roofers 5-4. Gene Gates and Ronnie Miletello doubled for the winner. Miletello led Monroe Concrete with three hits. Andrisch earned the win with Booth catching. Black took the loss.
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League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Across Leagues
The season features leaders across leagues with batting averages led by Great and Covington of St. Louis and Philadelphia respectively, while pitching leaders include O'Dell of San Francisco and Perranoski of Los Angeles. Notable run totals, RBIs, hits, doubles, and home runs span multiple clubs including St. Louis Milwaukee Chicago and San Francisco with Robin son White Cepeda and Aaron among top performers.
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Koufax Dominates Braves For Seventh Victory In Dodgers Rally
Sandy Koufax blanked Milwaukee 7-0 on six hits to win his seventh for the Dodgers, dropping his ERA to 1.52. A six-run ninth inning, highlighted by Roseboro stealing home and Tracewski's squeeze, sealed the win as San Francisco led the league and St Louis climbed closer.
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Eastern 1-AAA 6 Unanimous All-Star Selections Named
West Monroe tops the district all star list with six selections including Bill Duncan David Jones and Richard Anderson. Ouachita and Bastrop share the rest as Bastrop’s Ricky Head Morris Funderburg and Ouachita’s Wally Rugg also make the unanimous squad.
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Pennel Faces Packed Schedule as Vaulters Eye Titles
Pennel, top vaulter, plans to compete at NAIA and National meets through early June. He hopes to regain the world mark after Brian Sternberg’s 16-5 vault at Penn Relays, with further starts at Compton Invitational and the AAU Championships.
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Sterlington Tops Ouachita in Legion Loop clash
Sterlington moved into third in the American Legion Amateur League by routing Ouachita National Bank 10 to 1 at Legion Memorial Stadium. Parker Haile earned the win with support from Cupit, while Charlie Dykes and John Pace led Sterlington with two hits apiece as nine Sterlington hits and four Bank errors fueled the lopsided victory.
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Southside Pelicans Edge Arkansas Rivals In Extra Inning
Marvin Duke led the batting and John Dennis earned the win as the Southside High Pelicans of Monroe defeated Arkansas Training School of Pine Bluff 4 to 3 in eight innings. Duke had two hits in four at bats as the game extended after seven innings.
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Los Angeles Coach Reunion With Hungarian Wife and Children
Mihaly Igloi coach of the Los Angeles Track Club will be reunited with his wife and two children in Los Angeles this Sunday after decades apart. They had been separated since 1956 when he and other Hungarian track team members defected after the Melbourne Olympics.
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Weather Hurts Canandaigua Racetrack Crowd
The Finger Lakes race meeting began with 4050 spectators in bad weather. Leonard Radley, returning after eight years, won the first race aboard Helio Fox in the opening program.
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