Colts edged by Braves in rain delayed tilt at Milwaukee
Milwaukee built a 6-1 lead as Hank Aaron and Bob Aspromonte led a Braves attack while Houston rallied late but fell short. Eddie Mathews withdrew with a cold after two strikeouts, and pitching saw Dick Farrell praised for a new slip delivery. Wells Fargo show and a Sunday finale were noted as part of the day’s events.
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Fred Hartman
Cincinnati
Bob Aspromonte
Temple
Johnny Temple
Houston
Milwaukee
Baltimore Orioles
Braves
Eau
Gunn al Way
George Brunet
Mojias
Colt
Red
Tor
Joe Adenck
Hank Aaron
Hank
Mave
Amado Samuel
Bob Shaw
Dim Campbell
Tiefenauer
Dick Farrell
Farrell
Richards
Arizona
Farrel
Dale Robertson
Wells Fargo
Giants Stop Dodgers in Opening of Three-Game Series
In Akron Palmer leads American Golf Classic after 36 holes with 67 69 26 for a 36 hole total. Don January trails, Nicklaus and Player struggle as Palmer builds a dominant lead toward his eighth win of the year.
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Akron
Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Don January
Firestone
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Player
Wynn Nears 300 Wins With 3-1 Victory Over KC
Early Wynn, aging but sharp, earned his 298th win by guiding the Chicago White Sox to a 3-1 win over the Kansas City Athletics. Debut era notes and era-defining milestones frame the veteran ace as he gains momentum in a season that already includes a near-miss at the 300-win mark. Other AL action saw New York bomb Detroit 10-0 while Cleveland downed Washington 3-0 on Tito Francona’s homer and timely hits from Francona, Cline, and Luplow.
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O'Dell
Rubinson
Reds
Mets
Frank Thomas
Marv Throneberry
New York
Jim Maloney
al Jackson
Cardinals
Phillies
Bobby Shantz
Chris Short
Cubs
Pirates
Ken Huthbs
Billy Williams
Roberto Clemente
Barney Shultz
ElRoy Face
Bob Green
Associated Press
Early Wynn
Nickle
al Hostak
Rhett Butle
Scarlett O'Hara
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
Wynn
Old Gas
New York Yankees
Boston
Bill Monbouquette
Devi Stone
Yankees
Detroit
Los Angeles Angels
Dean Chance
Leon Wagner
Minnesota
Pete Ramos
Cleveland
Washington
Baltimore
Gers. Wagner
Ramos
Indians
Tito Francona
Dave Stenhouse
Ty Cline
al Luplow
Francona
Boat Races Set For Sunday In Port Neches
Baytown and Port Neches prepare for a two-race program this Sunday with a modified regatta at Perry and a stock event at City Park. Proceeds support the Baytown Boat Racing Association as drivers from Minnesota and local clubs vie for wins, with trophies and an outboard motor and trailer awards on the line.
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Bobby Richardson
Skowron
New York
Paul Foytack
Detroit
Richardson
Fark
Port Ford
Tory
Tigers
P. G. Stepleton
Phil
Kaat
Rees
Los Angeles
Port Neches
Tith
Steven Bilko
Mid-County
Jim
Malaise Leads North to All Star Classic Victory
Malaise of Odessa and Wilkinson of Lubbock Monterey starred as the North defeated the South 44 to 38 in the Texas Coaching School All Star game before a crowd near 6,900 to 8,000. Malaise scored 15 and was named outstanding player while Hooser added key rebounds.
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Lubbock
Dub Malaise
Odessa
Carroll Houser
Richardson
Russ Wilkinson
Monterey
Texas
Malaise
Texas Tech
Wilkinson
Haaser
Southern Methodist
Flash Welker
Freeport- Brazosport
South
Hooser
Johnny Ethridge
Amarillo
Hoach
North
Rose Wins In AAU Swim Tournament
Murray Rose, 23, wins the 400-meter freestyle at the AAU national men’s outdoor championships in Cuyahoga Falls Ohio. He defeats 11-year-old Roy Saari and leads a fields of top junior swimmers as Tom Stock Tod Stickles and Chet Jastrzewski challenge for more titles. Rose earlier set a 174-pound Olympic weight and aims for more medals, with Konrads and Schollander among contenders in the 200-meter freestyle.
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Ohio
Murray Rose
Roy Saari
el Segundo
Calif
Don Schollander
Santa Clara
Saari
John Konrads
Aussia
Rose
Santi
Konrads
Schollander
Lucky the duck back home after neighborhood search
In Linden Ohio a family feared their pet duck Lucky would be cooked after it wandered the street. A local boy found the white duck and his mother delivered it to a farm. The farmer notified the Gordons and Lucky returned home to be fed by the Gordon children. The piece also notes the U S steel production capacity.
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Linden
Joseph Gordon
Lucky
Gordon
Gordons
Neil
Gail
Ricky
Baseball standings and Friday results from major leagues
The story lists American and National League standings and Friday results with scores and upcoming games. Notable items include New York 8 Detroit 0 and Chicago 3 Kansas City 1, plus LA at San Francisco and several night games. Key pitchers noted include Aguirre, Turley, Pascual and Drysdale.
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Bening
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Los Angeles
Minnesota
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Seslon
Kansas City
Washington
Eteveland
Chicago
Boston
Aguirre
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Turley
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Roberts
Deluck
Schwail
Pascual
Batinsky
McDowell
Osteen
Buzhardt
Rokow
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Cincinnati
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Mauston
Fridat
Houston
Drysdale
San Franscisco
Perce
MecLish
Jackson
Burdette
Farrett
Law
Odessa Eagles Rally For Three Wins In State Tourney
Baytown Eagles opened with a 12-4 victory over New Boston then defeated Freeport 124 and San Angelo 125 to surge through the state teenage baseball tournament in Waco. With a potential three games remaining, their next test is a 10 p.m. matchup against Odessa as both teams chase the state trophy. Odessa carries a 2-41 record while Baytown stands at 3-L.
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Baytown Eagles
Baytown
Waco
Dallas
Eagles
New Boston
Freeport
San Angeolo
Odessa
Rob
Baytown Eagles Eye Odessa Bid for Tournament Final
Baytown faces Odessa with Brt Maxwell set to start as stakes rise. A win over Odessa would pit Baytown against Dallas, unbeaten, for a 6 pm game and a potential 8 pm rematch to decide the title. Pitching depth is thin with Oliver limited to one more inning and Kluch sidelined by a back issue.
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Maxwell
Eagles
Odessa
Baytown
Dallas
Eagle
Tommy Schuble
Robert Oliver
Ronnie Kluch
Indianapolis Wins Again To Pad Lead
The Associated Press reports Indianapolis extended its lead in the American Association with a 3-1 win over Dallas-Fort Worth. Omaha dropped to second after an 8% games deficit as Oklahoma City beat the Bears 6-3 and Louisville edged Denver 5-4, leaving Denver in third place, 104% behind the leaders.
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Indianapolis
Denver
Louisville
Ana
Oklahoma City
Omaha
el Paso
Eas
Tulsa Aysee
Albuquerque
Sanntonio
Astin
Amarillo
San Antenis
Tulsa
Albuquerg
Austin
San Antonio
Associated Press
Dallas - Fort Worth
Bears
Jeaders
Freedom Bell to Toll in Berlin on Aug 13
West Berlin plans a noon tolling of the Freedom Bell on August 13 to mark the first anniversary of the Berlin Wall. Traffic lights will turn amber and factories and offices will halt for three minutes while the bell sound is broadcast to East Berlin. The bell, a copy of America’s Liberty Bell, was a gift from the United States.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Sugar harvest in Cuba falls as mismanagement blamed
In Havana Cuba agricultural officials blamed mismanagement and apathy in farm cooperatives for a drop in this year's raw sugar harvest. Government figures set the harvest at 4.8 million tons, announced in a speech to sugar workers more than two weeks ago.
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Havana
Cuba
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