Orioles Hang On Defeat White Sox Amid Sloppy defense
The Orioles edge the White Sox 6 items after a rough defensive game. Cleveland beats Chicago and New York overtakes in tense pennant race notes. The Yankees rally from a deficit to win 11 7 at Boston while Detroit shuts out Kansas City 11 6. Ken Aspromonte hits a sole homer to trigger a Indians comeback, and Rocky Colavito, Al Kaline, and Norm Cash homer for Detroit.
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ED Wilkes
Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Cleveland
Sox
New York Yankees
Boston
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Kansas City
Ken Aspromonte
Indians
Nellie Fox
Harvey Kuenn
Gerry Staley
Dick Stigman
Yankees
Sun Hosts 124A Coaches and Writers Dinner Meeting
Baytown Sun hosts 124A coaches and writers from Galveston Pasadena Texas City Angleton and Freeport for a dinner meeting to discuss comprehensive football coverage. A pre dinner press conference and plan to compile individual statistics for eight district teams will be discussed along with a similar plan for District 123A including Channelview La Porte and Deer Park. Baytown attendees include Athletic Director Dan Stallworth head coach Pete Sultis and assistants Roland Kudla John Adams. Sun representatives are sports editor Jimmie Woods area writer Benny Moskowitz and Business Manager Jim Boone.
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Galveston
Pasadena
Texas City
Angleton
Freeport
Baytown Sun
Bay-Tex
Channelview
la Porte
Deer Park
Baytown
Dan Stallworth
Pete Sultis
Roland Kudla
John Adams
the Sun
Jimmie Woods
Benny Moskowitz
Jim Boone
Oilers Broncos Prep for Charity Bowl Showdown
Houston Oilers prepare for a home exhibition with five new faces including rookie John White from Texas Southern and veterans Perlo Belotti Tolar stepping in. Denver Broncos miss Darryl Rogers and Ken Owen. The interfaith charity bowl at Jeppesen Stadium is near, with ticket orders taken via Oiler offices and delivered by Bnai Brith Youth.
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Houston Oilers
Denver Broncos
John White
Texas Southern
American Football League
Oilers
Startling Sleven
Phil Perlo
Hall Whitley
Anshuac
Charlie Brown
University of Houston
Bob Talamini
Belotti
USC
Fred Troussard
Charlie Tolar
Billy Cannon
Broncos
Darryl Rogers
Ken Owen
White
Doug
Cannon
Jeppesen Stadium
Denver
Houston
Jeppesen
Oiler
B'nai Brrith
Lou Rymkus
Broussard
Los Angeles
Chartley Hennigan
John Carson
Asad
Bobby Marks
Jim Morse
Bill Graman
Dave Smith
Oller
Rymkus
Ohio State
Bob White
Doug Cline
Tolar
LSU Flash
George
Blanda
Jack Lee
Charley Milstead
Richard Michael
All Jamison
Orville Trask
Jerry Hellum
Jim McCanless
Brown
Dalva Allen
Dan Lanphear
James Yeats
Don Floyd
Perlo
Dennis Morris
Hugh Pitts
Tony Banfield
Mark Johnson
Julian Spence
Joe Majors
Goose and Duck Seasons Set for Texas Hunts
The Game Commission announced goose season opens Oct. 26 and duck season begins Nov. 11. Goose shooting ends Jan. 8 at sunset with a daily limit of five and possession limit five. Duck season runs from 30 minutes before sunrise Nov. 11 to sunset Dec. 30 with an eight possession limit and four birds per day. Closed season applies to canvasbacks and redhead ducks.
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Austin
The
Game Commission
Piersall Tops Mantle In New York Crowd Reaction
Cecil Morse reports from New York where 39,000 fans cheered Indian outfielder Piersall after a 6-1 win over Cleveland. Mantle drew boos while Maris was second best, with Piersall delivering standout catches. Commentary notes Piersall’s calmer demeanor since talks with his father, yet nostalgia for his fiery headlines persists. Football chatter follows as district prognosticators evaluate teams in upcoming season.
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Jo Cronin
Frank Lane
New York City
Jimmy Piersall
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Cecil
Morse
New York
Cleveland
Piersall
Cee ‘Eports
Maris
Mantle
Cromin
HI Veeck
Brass Hats Lead In Reme Spotlight At IOC Session
In Rome today the IOC executive committee debates a look ahead program and a possible fourth term for Avery Brundage. Tokyo’s mid May start faces opposition from the US and West Germany amid a security scare involving a German spy. Contenders for the presidency include Brundage and Constantine Andrianov of the Soviet Union as more than 500 athletes arrive for the Games.
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International Olympic Com
Mittee
Chicago
Avery Brundage
Tokyo
IOC
Olympic Village
Soviet Union
Australia
Bulgaria
Pakistan
India
Kenya
Uganda
Thailand
Cuba
Afghanistan
Iraq
Lord Burghley
Constantine Andrianov
United States
West SeUnAny
Japan
China
USSR Officials Entice Athletes With Patriotism and Prospects
In Moscow officials describe a political sports drive aimed at building a strong Soviet team. Athletes train at the Palace of Sports under banners of the hammer and sickle while officials stress national pride and unity. Champions like Vier Kuznetsov praise rivals such as Rafer Johnson, framing competition as mutual progress rather than hostility.
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Moscow
Jade Stalin
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Ajand
Ivan Kusmich Ochnev
Palace of Sports
Leningrad Avenue
Ase
Societica
Eriority
America
Ory
Vier Kuznetsov
Rafer Johnson
Motor Boat Exams Offered Sunday
The Coast Guard Auxilary announces free Sunday motor boat examinations for Raytown from 1 to 5 p.m. at Sears-Roebuck Park. Passing candidates receive a decal showing compliance with safety laws. Navy crew coach Tou Lindsey’s team placed third in the Eastern jae championship, second in the IRA and second in the Olympic eight-oared trials.
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Raytown
L. C. Smith
U. S Coast Guard Auxilary
Sears - Rostock Park
Coast Guard
Smith
Tou Lindsey
Navy
St Paul Rises to Third Behind Houston in Sultry Blowouts
TRE notes a pair of American Association games produced rare losses as pitching mishaps defined the slate. St Paul surged to third by routing Dallas Fort Worth 10-1 after sending 12 men to the plate in the sixth inning, while Houston defeated Indianapolis.
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St. Paul
TRE Associated Press
Demeer
Louisville
Ted Teanathy Wild
Vierne Cluh
Eceed
Henver
Biiumph
Colonels
Testit Ue
Charleston
Ted Sadovsk
Minneapolis
Houston
Dallas-Fort Worth
Histon Troinee Indianagoliz &3
Dallas
Fort Worth
Tom Quallers
Iindianapotia
Indianapolis
Denver
Loulavile
Henver Seereeven
St Paul
Os AG
Dallas-Fu Worth
Fhiday
Burdette Near-Perfect No-Hitter Beats Phillies in Milwaukee Win
Lew Burdette fires a near perfect game against Philadelphia as Milwaukee tops the Phillies 10 0. Burdette scores the deciding run on a seventh inning double by Bruton and a subsequent Billy Bruton RBI. Pirates beat Reds 3 2, Cubs fall 4 3 to Dodgers, Moon hits a solo shot for Los Angeles.
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ED Wilks
Associated Press
Los Angeles Dodgers
Lew Brudette
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Milwaukee
Burdette
Billy Bruton
Bruton
Conley
Uke Burdette
Mark
Pirates
Andl Freeman
Cubs
Cal
McLish
Ron Santo
Don
Frank Hank
Bill Mazeroski
sin|Thomas
Ygled
Dick Stuart
Vern Law
Ernie
Banks
Sandy Koufax
Moon
No-Hitter Sparks Brewers as Burdette Shuts Out Phillies
Milwaukee pitcher Joe Burdette no-hit the Philadelphia Phillies 1-0 for his 34th season win and 140th NL victory. Tony Gonzalez was hit by a slider in the fifth, ending the perfect bid, as Burdette mixed curves and fastballs with control and support from Milwaukee infielders who aided 19 assists.
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Hostan
Detroit
Kansas City
Baltimore
Peachington
Cleveland
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Washington
Boston
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Ames
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Fe Haneboall
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Burdette
Rini Mum
Lon
Tony Gonzalez
Gonzalez
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Del
Crandall
Phillies
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Warren Spahn
Spahn
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