Reds Blank Colts In 4-0 Victory At Houston
Reds pitcher Russ Kemmerer shut out the Colt .45s 4-0 as Houston managed little against Cincinnati’s defense and timely hitting. Jerry Lynch homered and Pinson drove in runs with a triple and a single, while Colt batters were stifled by solid Reds pitching and fielding through eight innings. Hal Smith started at first base for the Colts in a bid to spark scoring, but the Cincinnati staff backed by strong defense preserved the shutout.
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Angels Rally To Split Twin Bill Move To Second
Angels win 5-1 and 7-5 at Chicago to climb to second place, trailing the Yankees by 4 1/2 games. The Chicago wins featured a four-run eighth inning aided by three sacrifices and two errors as Don Lee earned the nightcap decision with help from Osinski, Botz, and Duren.
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Dodgers Extend NL Lead With 3-1 Win Over Phillies
Dodgers move 5-12 games ahead in the NL by beating Philadelphia 3-1 as Frank Howard and Maury Wills contribute key hits. Stan Williams improved to 11-7, Jack Hamilton took the loss. Mets edge Giants 5-2 on Frank Thomas and Felix Mantilla homers with Roger Craig winning. Giants’ Cepeda homered again. Bob Bolin allowed two runs. Gibson notches his 14th win after a Pirates miscue in the sixth. Cubs crush Braves 12-4 behind a four-hit attack and Ernie Banks, Ron Santo, and Ernie Hobbie contribute.
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Pro Recruiting Is Needed for Baseball Prospects
LUBBOCK AP John Murff a scout for the Houston Colts says no accord exists between pro baseball and colleges on signing players still in school. He argues the average boy lacks proper coaching for pro development and should be signed as soon as possible.
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Monterrey Sultans Claim Fifth Mexican League Title
In Mexico City AP reports Monterrey Sultans secured their fifth league crown as Monterrey College’s coach notes lack of Mexican League coaching depth. Veracruz trails Texas Coaching School by 7% games after a 12.7 victory over Red Murfs.
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Daily baseball results and upcoming games from New York to Milwaukee
Scores from Wednesday including New York 3 Baltimore 2 and Los Angeles 57 Chicago 1 5. Night games loom with Detroit Washington Boston Cleveland Kansas City Minnesota and more. Today’s schedule lists Bollimore versus New York and Andres Chicago versus Minnesota with several night contests across leagues.
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Indianapolis Pads Lead In AA Play
Indianapolis beat Dallas-Fort Worth 3-2 to grab a share of the lead in the American Association race as Gordon Seyfried earned his 12th win. Jim Koranda doubled and scored on a Charlie Smith dribbler in the eighth to break a 2-2 tie, with Joe Altobelli driving in four runs on four singles. Burdon Wheeler pitched a two-hitter for the highfliers. Ernie Fazio homered for Oklahoma City in the eighth.
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Hall Of Fame NFL To Start Shrine In Canton Ohio
NFL will begin construction of a Hall of Fame in Canton on a 16 acre site near Fawcett Stadium. Pete Rozelle to lay first spade at 10 am with $339,000 raised from 1100 donors, building cost $366,000, annual budget about $70,000. Notables including Dick McCann and Jim Counselman attend along with Carlisle football figures and Nesser brothers. Exhibition game by Giants and Cardinals caps opening ceremonies.
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Bell Injured in Pre-Game Scrimmage
Texas Coaching School football all stars prepare for Saturday's game with several minor injuries among South and North squads. End Buddy Aldridge twisted a knee but is expected to play. Notable players include Gene Walker Jake David Wayne Bell Ronie Landry Ed Johnson and Larry Shields, as South and North teams adjust. The South focuses on defense while North relies on a strong running game.
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Dallas Edges Baytown 1 0 In 12 Inning State Tourney
Dallas defeats Baytown 1 0 in 12 innings in Waco to advance in the Senior Teen Age State Baseball Tourney. Ronnie Oliver pitched strongly for Baytown with 18 strikeouts but took the loss as Dallas pushed across the decisive run in the bottom of the 12th. Oliver kept Baytown alive with key K’s and Baytown squandered scoring chances, while Tom Schuble praised Dallas as a tough opponent. Next up Thursday Baytown meets New Boston with Ronnie Kluch slated to start.
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Granny Hamner Retires After Comeback Bid
Kansas City AP reports Granny Hamner 35 former Philadelphia Phillies shortstop and Athletics pitcher called a halt to his comeback. A’s General Manager Pat Friday said Hamner telephoned to announce his retirement ending his seba career.
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Pint Sized Smith Faces Tough North All Star Guard Jobs
West Texas prep star Elbert Walker backs a tall North squad with 6-6 anchors Bill Doty and W. C. Smith while Baytown guard Llis Smith and South San Antonio's Grimes compete to slow Odessa's high-scoring Dub Malaise.
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