Colts Split With Mets In National League Opener
Houston pounded 19 safeties as they beat New York 9-7 in the opener with Gaines Bond and Carroughle packing multiple hits. Charlie Smith homered in the seventh to tie the nightcap, and Hay homered in the ninth to seal the win. Ed Hranepool also homered for the Mets, while Dick Farrell left after eight innings in the first game. In San Francisco, the Giants beat Pittsburgh 2-1 as Duke Snider’s eighth-inning single set up a tense ninth, and Maury Wills helped the Dodgers top the Phillies 6-1 with a string of hits and steals. The Cubs and Cardinals posted wins, with Ernie Broglio and Curt Flood contributing during Chicago’s 4-0-1 run and John Jonson homering for St Louis.
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Birds Hang Close as Indians Sweep Detroit in DH
Sam McDowell pitched a four hitter in the 6 1 opener but was benched for observation after stomach cramps and Tebbetts later apologized. Larry Brown delivered a clutch pinch hit in game two’s late innings, delivering a force play that helped Cleveland top Detroit 2 1. Yankees and White Sox posted wins. Bouton arced a shutout for New York while Baltimore, Kansas City, and Los Angeles also won in a day full of tight results.
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Texas League Scores and Standings Snapshot
Daily baseball scores show San Antonio 1 Albuquerque 2 and El Paso 7 Albuquerque 4. Fort Worth 3, Austin 2, Tulsa 9, Fort Worth 2 in late innings. Standings list San Antonio 63 42 and Albuquerque 44 16, with Fort Worth and El Paso among others.
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Wright Aims to Break Record After Milwaukee Victory
Micki Wright, the Dallas pro, after winning the Milwaukee Open with a 289 total and a final round 72, declares the goal of surpassing her 14 tourney win mark set last year. She 60th LPGA victory, edging Ruth Jessen as she returns from a week’s vacation.
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Baytown Night to Feature Colt .45s vs St Louis Cardinals
Baytown Chamber of Commerce plans Baytown Night at Colt Stadium on Tuesday August 1 featuring the Colt .45s hosting the St Louis Cardinals. Ticket sales and fundraising details include 10 percent of Baytown gross to the committee, Lee College Loan Fund and Robert E Lee Band, with special reserved seats and box options.
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Bowling leaders grace the honor rolls this week
Wanda Barker and Lynn Caskey head the roster of top bowlers across leagues with 672 and 672 in the Ma and Pa and Pin Toppers circuits. High scores include Caskey 268 and 672 series, Barker 192 169 181 for 542, plus Jane Youngs 531 in First Flyers League. NCAA Mid East Regional set for Lexington next March marks Kentucky hosting for the seventh time.
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Yanks Clinch District Title In Double Victory
Baytown junior teens sweep La Marque to win district with a 3-1 and 3-0 twinbill. Randy Beckman earns wins while Carl Green and Bill Akey drive in key runs. Yanks advance to the state tournament in Big Springs to face Irving Oak Cliff, with eight district champions in a double elimination format. Central Little League All Stars also head to West Columbia sectional tourney, and Braves compete in Pasadena for state sophomore honors.
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Fast Break Foes Face Texas Coaching School All Star
In Fort Worth AP reports the favored North fears the Souths speed as both teams run drills for the Texas Coaching School all star game. South coach Foster Martin of Houston Jeff Davis says Larry Black of South San Antonio shines and may start alongside Larry Miller San Antonio Lee Tom Molina San Diego Jimmy Dale Lenox and Mickey McCarty Pasadena.
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