Cardinals Beat Colts 3-2 In Strained Series Opener
The St Louis Cardinals edged the Houston Colt .45s 3-2 as Musial delivered a key hit and Oliver, Mesias and Flood contributed. The game featured late scoring, a crucial wild pitch, and tense defense as both clubs tested their pitching.
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al Cicolie
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EB Cage
Jim Pendleton
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Secier
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Michigan Defends Penn Relay Title
Michigan seeks to defend its four mile title at the Penn Relays in Philadelphia as Yale targets the distance medley relay and Villanova aims to extend its seven year winning streak. The event closes the carnival day amid 645 participating schools. Carl Wagner is out with an injury while Charlie Hammock recently suffered a pulled muscle.
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Carl Wagner
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Detroit Tigers Rally Past A’s As Lary Leaves With Injury
Detroit roared back from an early deficit to beat Kansas City 11-7 as Frank Lary exited with a shoulder problem after two innings. Manager Bob Scheffing warned of a week out, while Cleve land, Boston, and Minnesota also won their games. The Tigers’ seven-run seventh inning sparked the comeback.
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Collins Shave Lead In Texas Open Play
Collins and Shave Jr led the Texas Open after a 66 while Arnold Palmer faced jitters from rough holes. Palmer shot 67 despite a tee shot into the woods and a near-bogey, as Joe Campbell Gay Brewer Jr and Tony Lema trailed at 67.
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Arnogld Palmer
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Crystal River
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Hurdlers Pace UIL State Field
Texas high school hurdlers are set to rewrite records at the UIL meet in Austin May 40. Four boys have equalled or bettered the 14.0 high hurdles mark set by Pat Mitchell in 1959. Roderick leads in the lows with 18.2, under the 1953 record and national mark. Competitors include Brocker Allen Stevens as top rivals in highs, with Ardis and Woolf strong in the lows.
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Pat Mitchell
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Dallas Highland Park
John Roderick
Roy Thompson
Houston Lamar
Bill Mackey
Bakersfield
Calif
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Fred Brocker
Austin S. F. Austin
Henry Allen
Dallas Sunset
Herb Stevens
San Antonio Highlands
Brocker
Allen
Stevens
Mike
Ardis
Odessa
Gary Woolf
Amarillo Tascosa
Favorites Advance In Bucket Tourney
CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP Favorites advanced in the opening rounds of the 23 event Buckaneer Days tennis tournament Thursday All seeded players who played won their matches Tournament ends Sunday Frank Froehling Trinity University star ranked sixth amateur nationally and seeded No 1 led the first round progress Also seeded were Antonio Palafax Chris Crawford University of Corpus Christi Al Driscole Jamar Tech Curt Buchholz Trinity Alfonso Ochoa Lamar Tech and Rudy Ramatin Detroit Mich
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Tex
Frank Froehting
Trinity University
Antonio Palafox
Chris Crawford
University of Corps Christi
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Colt Corral Healthier Than Mets
New York Mets struggle as Houston Colts extend their dominance with 11 defeats in 12 games. Casey Stengel’s aging roster shows injuries to Hodges Landrith Neal Chac on. Mets president George Weiss reshapes the club by adding Sammy Taylor Harry Chiti and Dave Hillman while dropping Clem Labine and Joe Ginsberg.
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Mets
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Gil Hodges
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Charlie Neal
Elio Chacon
George Weiss
Sammy Taylor
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Bobby Gen Smith
Metis
Harry Chiti
Cleveland
Dave Hillman
Cincinnati Reds
Clem Labine
Joe Ginsberg
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