Astros Christen Dome With 2-1 Win Over Yankees in 12 Innings
The Houston Astros upset the New York Yankees 2-1 in 12 innings at the Astrodome in front of 47,879 fans. Ron Brand opened Houston’s scoring with a triple, while Mickey Mantle belted a sixth inning homer for the visitors. Hal Woodeshick won in relief for Houston, with Hal Reniff taking the loss for New York.
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Yanks Tough Anywhere- Dome Opens Amid Rain Delay
Houston hosts the Astrodome opening as rain lingers yet the event proceeds. The Astros win their first dome game about a tense crowd while Yankees struggle to adapt to the indoor ballpark conditions. The Robert Band and Brig are part of the pregame ambiance, with Saturday’s matinee and night game against the Orioles and Yankees in the spotlight.
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Matson Sets Shot Put Mark With 67 11 Toss
Matsen, a standout athlete at College JAPY, reportedly broke the shot put record with a 67 foot 11 inch throw. The strong prospect for the national team is expected to compete next in a triangular meet at Baylor with Texas Tech, then begin training for the upcoming season.
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Astralame opens as Astro-Yankee day draws Baytown crowds
A fragmented memo decries a Friday Astro-Yankee event in Houston, noting mixed political talk and astronomical spectacle. It laments attendance, praises the arena’s grand scale, and sketches plans for fan involvement and future baseball chatter amid political banter and civic pride.
Boswell Twirls Two-Hitter In Brazosport Win 5-0
Brazosport Exporters defeated the Rob em E. Lee Ganders 5-0 in a District 124A game as Lewis Boswell pitched a two hit performance, walking nine but guiding the Gander offense and denying support despite 2,000 fans watching. David Larson earned the win with six innings of four-hit ball and nine strikeouts, while Lefty McDaniel finished with a perfect ninth.
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Masters field tightens as players chase leaders
Augusta Ga AP The Masters tournament moves into the third round with Gary Player Palmer and Jack Nicklaus among contenders. The event has grown into a multi million dollar spectacle drawing tens of thousands for the final days and televising by CHS. The prize for the first place sits at twenty thousand dollars, part of a total purse over one hundred thousand.
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Celtics Wilt Duel Sees Celtics, 76ers Tie In Playoffs
Boston and Philadelphia traded blows as Wilt Chamberlain’s Celtics foe the 76ers forced overtime to decide the game, with Don Obie delivering a late swing basket and a 122-123 result. Baltimore and Los Angeles also tied their series at 2-2 as the Bullets rallied late to win the overtime battle 112-108.
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