Monty No-Hits La Porte In Tourney Opener
Norman Montgomery hurled a three for four outing as La Porte No-Hits, Eagles win 4-2 over Channelview in the tournament opener. Steve Rougeau and Brecken led with key hits while Newton contributed multi hits. Dodgers beat Cubs 7-3 in junior league. Pasadena National League hurlers struck out six in a 6 pm finish.
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Gaines Homers Reds Beat Astros 7-1 in Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds defeated the Houston Astros 7-1 as Gaines homered and Deron Loe drove in three runs. Joe Nashall pitched eight strong innings to take the win, with Johnson adding two RBI and Jones contributing another.
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Johnson drives to 80 with no singles and doubles hit
Johnson reached 80 in the game while going hitless in singles and doubles, aided by Toby Perez who blasted a two run homer to spark the offense.
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Dallas Cowboy Jim my Sidle to undergo shoulder surgery
In this sports brief, Dallas Cowboy back Jim my Sidle is set for shoulder surgery. The Grand Prix of Germany sees race leaders, while golf’s Thunderbird Classic lists Nicklaus Litter Casper leading an uneven field. Heavyweight title scene centers Cassius Clay with Patterson displacing Folicy and Chuvalo in pursuit.
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Ford pushes feign in Medicare era word in lexicon
Washington AP reports House Republican leader Rep Gerald Ford of Michigan proposed a Medicare Day term after Congress passed a $7.5 billion housing bill with a rent subsidy and a $6.5 billion Social Security measure including elder health care. Ford called these actions Medicare and Federicare rents.
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Baytown All Stars win District 14 finale with 4-1 win
Baytown All Stars defeated LaMarque 4-1 to clinch the District 14 Little League final. Rody Gonzales hit a two run homer, Gary Novosad pitched solidly, and Baytown built an early lead via errors and aggressive baserunning. Jay Acosta and Ted Hazelwood contributed infield plays and timely hits to secure the victory.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
National League leaders include Clemente Pittsburgh .339 with 250 at bats and Rose Cincinnati 152 hits. Teams such as San Francisco and Chicago feature players like Mays Calrison and Williams with home run totals around 24. American League batting leader Yaztrzemski Boston .338 alongside Mantilla .312, Oliva Minnesota leads in runs with 75 and Versalles 73. RBI leaders Willeprew Minnesota 93 and Colavito Cleveland 21. Stolen bases show Campanaris Kansas City 36 with Cardenal Los Angeles close behind. Pitching lists Grant Minnesota 3.80 and Johan Chicago 9.3.
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