Eagles Extend Senior League Lead With 12-1 Win
The Eagles defeated the Oilers 12 to 1 to stay a half game ahead of the Yankees in the Senior League standings. Eddie Carroll drove in runs, struck out 15 over five innings, and Ricky Burch earned the win as Blaine Donnelly relieved in the sixth. The Oilers suffered their ninth loss, while Scott Barringer fanned nine in the Yankees’ 5-2 win over the Red Sox in eight innings.
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Reprint Orders for Sun Photographs Expanded
The Sun offers photo reprints from Baytown photographers. Call 582-8302 or mail P.O. Box 90 to request, include publication date and page number when possible. First print up to 8 by 10 inches is $2, each additional print from the same negative is $1. Standard sizes include 8 by 10, 5 by 7, and 3 by 5 inches.
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Baseball Results From National and American Leagues
Major League results show Milwaukee beating Houston in 12 innings while Los Angeles defeated Pittsburgh. San Francisco topped Philadelphia 10-2. American League highlights include Detroit’s win over Cleveland and New York’s victory over Baltimore. Tonight’s schedule features several night games across multiple cities and leagues.
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Astros rookie Joe Morgan went six for six with two home runs in a 12 inning loss to Milwaukee. Frank Bolling delivered the winning run for the Braves, while Morgan expressed mixed feelings about the historic day and helped Houston rise briefly before the defeat.
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Don Schollander to Rest After Tokyo Fame
Don Schollander, famed American swimmer, collapsed with mononucleosis after a whirlwind year including three trips to Europe and two to the White House. Doctors ordered bed rest for the summer with return to Yale expected by fall and potential swimming by Christmas. He attributed Olympic fame to public support and pledged to balance obligations with personal health.
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Mauch Names NL All Star Pitching Staff
Philadelphia manager Gene Mauch selected eight pitchers for the National League All Star staff in Minnesota. Don Drysdale Sandy Koufax Jim Maloney Sammy Ellis Juan Marichal Bob Gibson Bob Veale Dick Farrell led the list with players from Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Pittsburgh Milwaukee San Francisco New York St Louis Houston. Only Kranepool from New York and Gibson from St. Louis plus Farrell from Houston were named from their clubs. MLB stars and roster balance are noted in the selections.
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Dallas Fort Worth Grabs Narrow Lead In Texas Loop
Dallas-Fort Worth edged Tulsa by a single run to reclaim first place in the Texas League’s Western Division race as Albuquerque slipped with a 1 point deficit. Charlie Benson delivered a two-out single in the ninth to drive in the decisive run, while Dick Burcell’s single set up the winning pitcher.
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Major League Leaders From The Associated Press
Baseball leaders across the leagues feature Lou Mays and Willie Stargell atop key categories. Highlights include runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs and pitching wins, with Koufax and Gibson among top pitchers and Campaneris and Oliva among base-stealers.
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