Phillies Four Ninth Win Is Dodgers' Lopsided Loss
Phillies fall 3 2 to Dodgers as base running miscues kill a ninth inning rally. Dodgers break through on Podres and Moon homer after Sullivan NL debut. Giants beat Pirates 2 1 in only other NL game. AL games rained out.
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Baytown Ganders thrill Texas Relays with fast four lap relay
Baytown Ganders wow at the Texas Relays with a rapid four lap relay time. Bill Heaton and teammates impressed in Memorial Stadium as coaches and fans watched Baytown runners set pace and claim top placement. The event featured Baytown’s strong freshmen and veterans across relays with standout performances noted by attending officials and reporters.
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Golf Pros Move Tees For Greensboro Open
Greensboro Open at Sedgefield Country Club features REL tour seniors Charles Barnhill and Art Whitner with freshmen Don Parkhurst Gene Peacock and juniors Freddie Clark James Vegas boosting relay teams. Sedgefield hosts four days of competition as players chase $22,500 in prizes and a sub 70 round.
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Sedgefield Country Club
Sam Sneed
Baytown
Prise
Tom Case
AEL
Rockhold
Fans Arrange Caravan For Crucial Baytown Pasadena Tilt
Baytown and Pasadena moved their conference baseball clash from Friday to Thursday night to avoid a track meet conflict at Galena Park. The Ganders lead the 124A race after eight games as Pasadena trails Galena Park and Brazosport in the standings. Coach Don Treuhardt’s squad looks to build on recent wins while juggling makeup games and lineup moves.
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Rebels win mile relay as Beels sets Blinn marks
Lee College Rebels place fourth at Blinn Relays as Bobhy Beels clocks 49.4 in the open 440 and anchors a 49.3 split for the mile relay victory. Beels breaks Blinn and Texas Junior College marks. Blinn claims team trophy with 155 points while Lee earns 28. The meet features Woodall and Perry in hurdles and Linstrum in the shot put. Blinn edges Lee in the sprint relay due to a bad handoff.
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Galena Favored as 12-4A Track Meet Entries Set
Galena Park leads the field with strong entries in the 12-4A track meet at Jaiabel Memorial Stadium on Wednesday and Friday. Baytown, South Houston, Texas City, and Galveston prepare to contest relays sprints and distance events as coaches project top showings and possible times.
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Holmberg Competes With Fraser In River Oaks Quarterfinals
Ron Holmberg, fifth among U.S. amateurs, advances to the River Oaks quarterfinals as three Americans and five foreign stars compete. Roy Emergon faces Hamilton Richardson while Fraser pursues a return to dominance in a field featuring Dietrich, Parkhurst, and other notable players.
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Red Wings Fight For Hockey Win
The Detroit Red Wings tied the series at two games apiece with a 2-1 victory over the Chicago Black Hawks, as Bruce MacGregor scored his first NHL goal in the third period. Coach Sid Abel rued home-ice struggles and fate in Chicago as the series turns. Tommy Ivan of the Hawks denied officiating, while MacGregor, 19, became the hero of the night.
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Volkswagen trucks power U.S. firms with large loads
Volkswagen trucks, used by hardware firms, construction companies, florists, and druggists in America, are praised for delivering in quantity. They promise efficiency with claims of half the gas, oil, and tire wear, expanding practical load capacity and profitability.
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Orioles Trade Walker for Williams in Pennant Push
The Baltimore Orioles traded pitcher Jerry Walker to the Kansas City Athletics for outfielder Dick Williams in a four player deal. Also included were Orioles Chuck Essegian and Kansas City’s Dick Hall. Orioles president-general manager Lee MacPhail said the move aims to boost offense as they chase the pennant in 1961.
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