Twins Win Double Hit Slams Lift Baltimore Victory
Baseball roundup notes Minnesota Twins power to two wins at Baltimore led by Bob Allison with a grand slam and three homers total seven RBIs in game one, and Zoilo Versalles two run homer in the seventh of game two. Giants beat Phillies as Dodgers, Reds win. rain and cold wash out several doubleheaders.
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Houston Errors Mar Home Runs, Louisville Wins
A 65 victory for Dallas-Fort Worth over Denver highlighted by Dean Chance striking out loaded bases in the eighth while Houston’s four errors spoiled three home runs and handed Louisville a 9-5 win. Omaha-Indianapolis game postponed due to snow.
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Souchak Wins Greensboro Open Golf Title
Greensboro star Mike Souchak captured the Greater Greensboro Open, returning to victory after nearly ten months with powerful tee shots and steady play to claim the title in Greensboro, North Carolina.
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Ships and Stings Chase Major Title Hurdles
Baytown faces Texas City and Brazosport in a pivotal stretch as the Ships and Stingarees press the league race. Texas City units show strong hitting while Baytown seeks to reverse a recent playoff loss. Smiley remains in striking distance, and Treuhardt weighs starter rotation amid a three-game week.
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Carver Captures 4 3A Track Title In District Meet
Roy Hicks led Campus Christie in a close 4 3A track title as Bay Town took the team crown. Coles starred with four wins while the Buccaneers qualified nine individuals and both relays for Prairie View state meet April 29. Hicks, Houston Elmore, and Arthur Haggerty excelled in sprint and field events, with Eugene Washington anchoring the mile relay. Carver set multiple district records as Earl Chandler and Sam Brown posted strong showings in sprints and distance events.
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Distance and events dominate Carver relay meet results
In a Corpus Christi district meet, Carver and teammates dominated events from shot put to relay. Notable performances include Rey Hicks and Eugene Washington in sprints, Roy Hicks and James Bolden in high jump, and the 440 yard relay squad Carver across first place with 43.4 seconds. Team totals show Carver leading, with LaMarque and Elmore hot on their heels.
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Baseball Standings in American Association
Sunday results show Dalles Fort Worth 6 Rayer 5 and Toulsville 9 Fort Wayne 0. Omaha at Indianapolis postponed. Worth 2 700 Travana pelle 0 100 Hous on 2 200 Townville 40 mani.
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Missions Hold Clean Slate In Texas League
The San Antonio Missions lead the Texas League early with an unbeaten start as the Cubs swept Austin for 21 and 42 and 43 scores. Tulsa edged Amarillo 4-3 and Victoria defeated Rio Grande Valley 5-3 in 11 innings, with Goerger and Schanderel earning decisions.
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New Bowling Marks Set At El Paso Meet
AP reports the state bowling tournament ended with eight new records. Guarantee Shoe Company of El Paso set a closing-session team record of 2812 for Class C. Danny Martin of El Paso rose to Class A singles third with 713 while Rafael Hernandez and Luis Rios of El Paso led Class D doubles with 1137. Central Star Life Houston won Class A team with 2072, Hood's Five Aces San Antonio won Class B with 3010, El Paso Natural Gas No 1 won Class D with 2665. Jamie Brooks Houston won Class A singles with 764, Jack Simpson El Paso won Class B with 473, Danny Weve El Paso won Class C with 414, George Lemieux El Paso won Class D with 418.
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