Spahn’s 300th win caps tough milestone night
Warren Spahn, at 40, pitched through a tense 2-1 victory over the Cubs to become the 13th pitcher to reach 300 wins in the majors. He drove in the first run with a sacrifice fly, outdueled Jack Curtis, and saw Gino Cimoli’s eighth inning homer decide the game as San Francisco’s pennant race continued nearby. The Braves clinched in Milwaukee as St. Louis’ bid faltered and Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, and Los Angeles chased the outcome. Spahn called it the toughest game he ever pitched amid cameras and champagne in County Stadium.
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Packers Open Exhibition With Stacked Deck
The Green Bay Packers, a standout club with four aces, opened the NFL exhibition season by overwhelming the opposition with the same stacked deck that carried them to last year’s Western Conference championship. The club is one of three NFL teams that did not acquire any new players in the offseason.
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Von Saltza Plans To Quit Swimming Amid Offseason Trades
Veteran contenders react as Packers rely on Starr Hornung Taylor and Moore to crush the Cowboys 30-7 in a pre season test. Morrall replacement leads Lions with three TD passes for Detroit in a 35-7 win over the Browns. Rams top Redskins 26-7, Oilers beat Raiders 14-10 at halftime and pull away.
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Fred Dugan
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Heart Of Texas Golf In Finals
Kerrville action sees former champion George McCall of Austin and Wilbur Smith of Houston contest the Heart of Texas Golf Tour final. McCall beat Lloyd Pool of Ennis 3 and 2 Friday. Smith defeated Bob Walton of Kerrville 4.
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Bay-Tex stars lead South in All-Star clash
Vernon McManus and Walter McReynolds top Bay-Tex standouts in a 14-7 South win. Buckalew Beazley and Patterson key moves pace the final score as McManus’s defense dominates early, with Beazley making a crucial block and McReynolds guiding the offense in key drives.
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Yankees take lead as Mantle and Maris homer in victory run
In a tight pennant race update, the Yankees quieted the field with a nine game streak behind Mantle and Maris homers. The Orioles and Indians also posted wins while the Twins and Dodgers kept pace, and other AL and NL results shaped the chase.
Baseball Standings and Friday Results Across Leagues
Baseball standings from the American and National Leagues show New York leading the AL with 72 wins and 41 losses, followed by Cleveland, Baltimore, Boston, and others. Friday results include Cleveland over Los Angeles 3 2 and New York over Washington 12 4, with several night games. The National League features Los Angeles leading with 67 40, and Friday scores include Pittsburgh 4 Philadelphia 6 and San Francisco 4 Cincinnati 2. Additional league results cover the American Association, Texas League, and various Saturday and Sunday matchups, listing teams, wins, losses, and notable scores.
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Baytown Ganders Dominate All Star Rosters Clash
San Antonio reports a Baytown Baytown Ganders presence across 27 annual All Star football games at the coaching school. Baytown's 20 players tie with top Texas schools in total All Stars, with Abilene, Amarillo, and Port Arthur also highly represented. The piece notes Baytown’s strong history, missing only three games since 1949, and highlights Baytown and Goose Creek links in the era.
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Sangster Seeks Wimbledon Clash in Eastern Final
In South Orange New Jersey AP report Sangster, hailed as Britain’s top since Perry, prepared for a Wimbledon rematch with Chuck McKinley in the Eastern Grass Court Championships semifinals. Sangster dismissed hype while blasting Donald Dell 6-3 1-0 3 in the semis. McKinley defeated Ron Holmberg 9-7 6-3.
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Houstonian Leads Third Round of PGA
Jim Burke of Houston leads the third round of the inaugural PGA Golf Tournament, one stroke ahead at 135 after a 71. Tom Burke of Corpus Christi, Earl Stewart Jr. of Dallas, and Byron Nelson of Roanoke are tied at 136 after 36 holes, with Roy Schneider of San Antonio posting a 66 to sit at 137.
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