Baytown Sparks Win With Ten Hits In Loop Tilt
Baytown rallying to a 7 6 victory over Texas City after a late surge. Bob Whaley homered and doubled driving in key runs as Baytown tied for first in the 4A season. Texas City led 5 2 but Baytown scored four in the last of the fourth and added two in the seventh to seal the comeback and share the league lead.
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Bussa, Bullock Shine In Region III Tennis Play
Gwen Bussa from Baytown opened with a straight-sets win over Jean Braswell as Texas City’s Lu Bullock defeated John Mozala to fuel District 144A entries. In doubles, Kathy Noyes and Nancy Seifert of Memorial beat Kathleen Ramsey and Judy Tortoris to reach the girls semifinals against Baytown’s Tillery and Bunting.
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Celtics One Win From Crown In San Francisco
Celtics moved within one win of the NBA title after a 98-95 victory over the Warriors in San Francisco. Tom Heinsohn delivered a late third period burst as Boston grabbed the lead and held off Golden State, with Red Auerbach’s team favored to clinch in the series.
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Infamous No Hit Romance Leaves Fans Open Mouthed
A swirling tale of fate and flirtation ends with a historic baseball quirk. Ken Johnson pitched a no hitter yet lost the game while Harvey Haddix’s famous 12 perfect innings loom in memory. The Houston Redlegs faltered on fielding and base running, with Nellie Fox and Cardenas involved in a pivotal seventh inning play that sparked critique of shoddy baserunning.
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Houston Surrenders Infield Bust Leads To Loss
In a tense game the Astros fall behind as Fox trips and Ruiz tags him at third. Runnels is out at third on a Ruiz throw, ending the threat while Aspromonte’s deep fly ends the inning. Pinson’s ninth inning grounder seals the defeat as Johnson dominates.
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Dodgers to play four night games in Houston series
The World Champion Los Angeles Dodgers visit Colt Stadium in Houston for four straight night games starting Monday at 7 30 p m Don Drysdale is set to pitch Monday against Hal Brown as Houston fields a strong right handed rotation Ken Johnson Don Nottebart and Dick Farrell are slated to follow Brown Dodgers sluggers Maury Wills Tommy Davis and Frank Howard have had a rough start this season with seven losses in their first nine games Craft notes champions draw big crowds and aim to beat the Dodgers for pride and bragging rights
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Mays Steps Up With Big Night in Giants Rout
Willie Mays racked up a home run two singles two walks and five runs in a 15 9 win over Cincinnati. He drove in two and scored five times, boosting his average to .500 after a lengthy layoff. Juan Marichal won in a 13 strikeout effort, as San Francisco rolled. The day’s other NL results included St. Louis edging Houston in 11 innings 3-2, Philadelphia beating Chicago 10-0, and Pittsburgh topping New York 4-3.
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GECC Golf Entries Due for Two Day Event
Tuesday is the deadline to file entries for the Goose Creek Country Club member guest golf tournament. The 36 hole medal play event runs Saturday and Sunday with shotgun starts at 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. The field consists of teams of a club member plus a guest, with a $30 entry fee per two.
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District 124A standings and Friday baseball results
District 124A standings show Baytown Brazosport High led by Geleng Park with 7 points, Pasadena Texas City 7, and Baytown7 in the amateur table. National and American League games list results from Friday and upcoming weekend schedules with notable matchups including Philadelphia, San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Los Angeles among others.
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Smith shoots Augusta 66 to lead Titleholders by four
Marilynn Smith, defending champion, scores a 66 at Augusta Country Club to hold a four stroke lead after 36 holes. Her six birdies, five on the back nine, set a new 18 hole and overall record, surpassing 1955 and 1962 marks. Betsy Rawls trails after a 68.
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Grounded out for Gibson in baseball report
MOULTON St Louis notes a faded box score with players Javier Groat Koske and Shannon. It mentions groundouts and strikeouts, a double play by Lewis, and Houston as POA with St. Louis 7, White and AcCarver noted. Bond Fox Wanderer Steiner Barlick Dondell appear in the stray lines.
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Littler and Dill Lead Texas Open Into Third Round
Gene Littler, who has won money every time he played, and Terry Dill, a young Texan, led the $40,000 Texas Open into its third round. Littler and Dill shot 67 to tie for the lead, while Dan Sikes moved into runner-up at 135. Seventy-four players advanced to the next stage. several big names failed to qualify.
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