Colts Lose Fifth Straight as Reds Rally Past Cubs
Cincinnati exploded in the ninth inning scoring four runs on Don Blasingame’s triple Robison’s double Vada Pinson’s single and Leo Cardenas’ triple after an intentional walk to John Edwards Robinson extended a 14 game hitting streak with 12 hits in 17 at bats and 11 RBIs Joey Jay earned his 12th victory with a six hitter while Billy Williams and Andre Rodgers hit two run homers for Chicago The Colts have dropped five straight and trail in the pennant race.
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Waukee
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Hank Aaron
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Frank Robinson
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Flip Flop Seniors Edge Yankees Move To First
Flip-Flop Seniors beat the Yankees to take first as Texas senior teens lead Eagles League standings. Golder, Glusth, and Browne featured in double plays, with Rob’s two-hitter highlighting the win. Yankees, Red Sox, and Indians chase in a tight midseason race as pitching and defense shape the table.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup Across Leagues
A dense recap of Thursday results across the American and National Leagues plus minor and regional circuits. Highlights include Washington’s win over Minnesota, Detroit’s victory, Cleveland and Baltimore results, and Kansas City Boston in extra innings. Tonight’s slate features multiple matchups across the major and minor leagues with pitchers noted.
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Season Ticket Deadline Approaches for UH Football
The University of Houston athletic department urges renewal of 1962 season tickets by Monday. Deadline covers options for renewing seats for five home games including Sept 22 Baylor and Sept 29 Texas A&M. Payments should be made to UH athletic department.
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Indians
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Hance
Rivterdee Ald I
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Brave McAfee
Tulsa
Andrews Track Slump Haunts Famed Texas Program
Coach Max Goldsmith of Andrews faces a troubling trend as the once dominant Texas program loses gymnastic numbers. Despite historic success with five state AAA titles in eight years and national relay marks, only 26 boys joined track this year and a freshman headlines the varsity. Goldsmith frets that the winning legacy may deter participation, while preparing junior high and freshman squads for future glory.
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Cooper's 65 Tops Knollwood Assault
DETROIT AP Grandpa Pete Cooper as a Knollwood pro back in the day shot a blistering 65 to lead the second round of the Motor City Open at Knollwood. The 6,879 yard layout yielded 40 players under par in the first round with Brice Crampton, Bill Casper, Bob Shave and Dave Ragan close behind on 66. Cooper bragged he missed only three greens and had 27 putts.
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