Campbell Mejias Homer To Nip St Louis In 9th
Rookie Jim Campbell hit a ninth inning homer to lift the Houston Colts past the St. Louis Cardinals 3-2. Gibson took the loss, dropping to 15-10 as Farrell improved to 17-? with eight hits allowed and 20 strikeouts. Mesias added Houston’s second homer. White, Boyer, Oliver and Schoendienst contributed for St. Louis in a tight game that left the series tied.
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Comeback of the Year Roebuck key Dodgers win over Reds
Ed Roebuck pitched four scoreless innings in relief as the Los Angeles Dodgers edged Cincinnati 2-1 in 13 innings. Johnny Roseboro delivered the bases loaded single in the 13th, driving in the decisive run after a tense extra frame. Roebuck moved to 9-0 this season, continuing his remarkable comeback story for the NL leaders.
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Houston St. Louis clash highlights 27-14 final
In a rough game Houston tops St. Louis 27 to 14. Key plays include James Inman and Farrell pacing offense with walks and fan combinations. Pitchers Gibson and Galay contributed, while Javier, White, and Tolats anchored defense. Damage to 9th inning framing and 10th inning impresions noted.
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Sultis Sets Early Morning Practices for 1962 Ganders
Baytown’s football varsity opens the 1962 season with a two a day schedule under coach Pete Sultis. morning sessions at 6 30 a.m. and 4 30 p.m. start Friday through Monday, with about 55 players out and 92 weighed in by Thursday. Changes include two players moved positions and two new arrivals since last season.
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Indians Sweep Yankees In Doubleheader To Tighten AL Lead
In a midseason surge Cleveland’s seventh-place Indians beat the New York Yankees 3-2 and 9-5 to sweep both ends of a doubleheader at Yankee Stadium. Cleveland, now 11-6 against New York in 17 meetings, moved eight losses in 10 games for the Yankees as Camilo Pascual won for Minnesota, and other AL results shifted the pennant chase.
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Baseball Standings and Results From Wednesday and Thursday
National League results show Los Angeles defeating Cincinnati 2 1 in 13 innings while Milwaukee crushed San Francisco 16 to 3 and New York edged Philadelphia 3 2 in 10 innings Other games had Houston beating St Louis 3 2 and Pittsburgh topping Chicago 5 2 Detroit standings in the American League and Texas League notes include Omaha Dallas Fort Worth and Oklahoma City results with Thursday schedules listed for several matchups
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Huber poised for another win in Industrial Softball
Huber aims to extend the lead with a 6th victory in the nightcap after a twin bill, as Huber sits 4 1/2 games ahead in the Industrial Softball League. Quartz upset by Butadiene tightens top standings while Eastside Baptist and Channelview vie for position.
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Bolt's 64 Takes Put in Pro-Am Dallas Open
In the Dallas Open pro am at Oak Cliff Country Club 138 players tested the course. Tommy Bolt shot 64 to win 350 dollars, with Jay Hebert 65 and Mason Rudolph 66 close behind as 95 pros and 38 amateurs prepare for Friday's opening round.
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Baytown Colts Hold Organizational Meeting
An organizational meeting for the Baytown Colts amateur football club is set for 7 30 p m Thursday at the Police Station. The group will seek a coach for the coming season and discuss practice schedules and game plans. All players or prospective players are urged to attend.
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17-Year-Old Metreveli First USSR Us Open Victory
In Forest Hills, 17-year-old Alexander Metreveli became the Soviet Union’s first tennis player to win a U S match, defeating Bronson Van Wyck 7 5 6 3 6 2 in a rain interrupted qualifier. Israel’s David Asz beat Ed Turville Jr. in five sets to reach the nationals.
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