Burdette Leads Astros Past Cubs 2-0 On Bond's Run
In a pitchers duel at Colt Stadium, Bruce held Chicago to two hits through nine innings as Hal Woodeshick finished for Houston. Walt Bond drove in the decisive run with a late single, while Rusty Staub continued to power the lineup despite a fractured finger. Bond needs five RBIs for a club record as Houston shrugs off early Cubs threats.
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Braves Rookie Carty Stuns Phillies With Five Hit Night
Milwaukee outfielder Carty belted five hits including a homer and two doubles as the Braves beat the first-place Phillies 12-9. He moved his average to .323 with 13 homers and 56 RBIs. Eddie Mathews aided with three hits while Hanis Aeron hit his 22nd homer. The win cuts Philadelphia’s lead to 6.4 games as Milwaukee and Chicago each press for a playoff push.
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El Paso High Receives Long Lost 1922 State Trophy
The 1922 Texas state basketball trophy for Lindale was forfeited to El Paso High when Lindale was suspended. The missing award stayed in a storeroom for years until Clyde Huchet of the El Paso Times traced its fate. The trophy was finally returned and presented at a special assembly.
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Second Place All That's Left in Texas League
The Associated Press reports Tulsa beat Albuquerque 34 16 to seize second place and trail San Antonio by six and a half games. El Paso beat San Antonio 6 2. Robinson hit two homers to reach 26 for the season while Zachary took his sixth loss. Fort Worth edged Austin 4 3 as Wallis worked late in relief. Tonight Austin visits Fort Worth El Paso plays San Antonio and Albuquerque meets Tulsa.
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Baseball leaders and stats from the season summaries
The article lists batting leaders and pitching stats across American and National Leagues. Highlights include Harmonized figures for Minnesota and Cleveland players, Mays leading in runs, Killebrew and Williams among home run leaders, and Koufax and Downs notable in pitching. Includes team names such as Minnesota, Chicago, Kansas City, and Los Angeles.
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Mrs Grimes Dies At Farm Near Trenton
Mrs Burleigh Grimes 56 wife of Hall of Fame pitcher died of a heart attack Monday at the family farm four miles southwest of Trenton. She had not been ill prior to the attack. Her husband earned Hall of Fame honors last year and is a Baltimore Orioles scout.
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Steelers Face Brighter odds after Dial trade
Kingston AP report notes Steelers coach Bundy Parker sees better title chances in the AFC East this season despite trading Buddy Dial for draft rights. Parker reshuffles receivers Ballman, Martha, Carpenter and Kelley to ease pressure on rookie tackle Appleton and defends plan to pass more with QB Ed Brown. Local names include Ballman Martha Carpenter Kelly Johnson Hoak Bradshaw Sapp and McGee, plus front-line linemen, with Dial's 60 catches last season referenced.
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Browns Trade Protege as Groza Stays Sage
The Cleveland Browns keeping Lou Groza uses veteran kickoff reliability as they trade Dick Van Raaphorst to the Dallas Cowboys for a future draft choice. Groza, at 40, has long helped set NFL scoring records and aims to reach 3,000 career points this season. Green Bay also moves Nneman Urbin Henry to Pittsburgh for a future draft pick as teams trim rosters to the 40-man limit.
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McKinley and Ralston Capture National Doubles Title
CHESNUT HILL Mass AP Dennis McKinley and Ralston, ages 23 and 22, won the United States National Doubles Championship with partner Chuck Melintey, defeating Mike Sangster and Graham Stithwell 6 4 2 6 4 1 in 50 minutes. The victory marks their third doubles crown and cements their status as top contenders for the Davis Cup defense. McKinley and Ralston, key figures in the U S Davis Cup triumph, aim for more titles and hope to continue the streak in Forest Hills with singles success as well.
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