Houston Crubs Cubs 11 2 On Opening Day
Houston Colt 45s crushed the Chicago Cubs 11 to 2 in openers. Bobby Shantz pitched brilliantly for Houston holding Chicago to five hits, while Hal Woodeshick impressed in the night game. Ernie Banks hit a solo homer for the Cubs, but Houston's Mejias and AsproMonte led the offense with multiple hits and trips.
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Kluch Misses Bid At Perfect Game
Ganders Riddle Ships With Six Runs In 8th By Jimmie Woods Freeport Sun reports Polasek, named to the Houston Invitational all tournament team, put a soft fly into short right center on a two pitch in the seventh tofted.
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Eagles Keep Loop Lead In 9-3 Win
Baytown and Chicago area recap details, with Baytown exporters held to defeat by a 9-3 score as Gander pitching and timely hits supported by solid defense kept the lead. Key players mentioned include Kluch on the mound and Amalfotano pinch hitting in the late innings.
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Baytown romps past Channelview in rain-threatened game
Baytown squad Rooms past Channelview 94 in a rain-threatened night as Baytown hitters gather 20 hits led by a lead-off double and a two-run homer. Pasadena beat Texas City 41. Galena Park trailed Texas City in a separate late tilt.
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Danny Jones
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Henry Binks
Yellow Jackets
James Tacalatorra
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Baseball scores and schedules from an early box score page
The page lists results from American and National Leagues with team scores including New York 7, Cleveland 4, Chicago 2, Los Angeles 7, Minnesota 5, and Baltimore 1 among others. It notes upcoming games for Thursday including Detroit at Washington and Minnesota at Kansas City, plus national league matchups in San Francisco, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati. It also provides Tuesday results and a Thursday schedule with multiple venues and teams.
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Foreign Netters Lead River Oaks To Third Round
In Houston, foreign stars propelled River Oaks into the tournament's third round as Whitney Reed, ranked No. 105, fell to Gabino Palafox. Reed, long a River Oaks bottleneck, was upset by the Corpus Christi College player in a surprising early exit. Emerson, Laver, and Chuck McKinley won in straight sets amid other upsets, while several seeded players and qualifiers were eliminated in a day of mixed results.
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Emerson
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