Phils Extend Win Streak In Slugfest With Colts
Philadelphia tops Houston 6-2 as Phillies pounce in first inning, Bruce roughed up early by eight runs total but hold on. Taylor, Callison, Gonzalez lead offense while Demeter and Buddin spark late rally. Colt pitching falters with wild defensive miscues.
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Shell
Bob Bruce
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Pa Golden
Bob Tiefénauer
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Phil
Taylor
See-Stey
Trappe Roe
Cer Oer Teaebee Faye
Abs
John
Warwick
Harry Craft
Ison
Tony Gon
Colts
Syeve AM
Ana
Epworth Zaiez
Golden
Hal Woodeshick
Roman Mejias
West Covington
Norm Larker
Don Demeter
Gonzalez
Lle
Callison
Cowan
Clay Dalrymple
Don Buddin
Campbell Chance
Joey Amalfitano
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Spangler
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Sievers
Olorker
Tarre
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Tiefen
Ayer
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Dalrymple
PCA
Philadalphia
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Larker
Campbell
Amalfiteno
Demeter
Good
Savage
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Sruce
Bolden
Tiefenauer
Covington
Campnell
Dodgers Top Reds As Coleman Walks In Tie Game
Dodgers beat Reds 5 5 in Cincinnati after Gordie Coleman homered twice and was walked intentionally with two out in the ninth to force in the tying run. Frank Howard smashed two homers for the Dodgers, driving much of the late drama. Bob Gibson and Bob Shaw ar i pitched well elsewhere as Philadelphia and St Louis won, while Pirates Mets game was rained out.
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Frank Howard
Coleman
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston Colts
St. Léoiis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Bob Gibson
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
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Rds
Dodgers
Cincinnati
Leo Cardenas
Willie Davis
Howard
Mth
Jim O'Toole
Willie
Tommy Davis
Jim Brosnan
Reds
Alston
Ron Perranoski
Keough
Controversy Over U S Track Plans Ahead of Stanfor Meet
Stanford California reporters note NCAA AAU clash as United States and Russian teams prepare for an international meet. Oregon coach Bowerman criticizes Tulane coach Oelkers over possible switch of Keith Forman from the steeplechase to the metric mile, amid debate on who should coach the U S team. Beatty, Grelle qualify for the event. Burleson runs three miles but dnf.
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Calif
United States
Eugene
Ore
Billy Bowerman
University of Oregon
John Qelkers
Oelker
Oregon
Keith Forman
Jim Grelle
Los Angeles
Bowerman
Uncle Sam
Jim Beatty
Oelkers
Tulane
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Amateur Athletic Union
United States Track and Field
Forman
California
Oclkers
Grelle
America
Colkers
Bowersman
Beatty
Grolle
Cyrol Burleson
Baytown seals entries for Regional Junior Olympics finals
Baytown qualified 15 finalists for the Regional Junior Olympics set for 7 p.m. Thursday at Delmar Stadium in Houston. Standouts include Don Parkhurst and Ray Watson in sprints, Larry Smith in the 88 yard, Parkhurst, Watson, Mann and Elswick in the 440 relay, with junior and intermediate divers also earning berths. The 440 yard relay was disqualified for baton out of the zone. The team departs Memorial Stadium field house by bus at 6 p.m. Thursday, coach Drew Dunlap said.
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Baytown
Houston
Delmar Stadium
Don Parkhurst
Ray Watson
Larry Smith
Kirk Mann
Robert Elswick
Watson
Parkhurst
Kenny Fenelon
Alan Acosta
Don Neeley
Rex Kilbeth
Louis Rodriguez
Rusty Harrison
Billy Olbrich
Jerry Linder
Kilbeth
Jerry Hance
Norman Russell
Paul Smith
Dan
Hance
Memorial Stadium
Drew Dunlap
Four Picked To Make Run At PGA Title
The Latrobe strongman Arnold Palmer is a favorite at 4-2 with Jack Nicklaus 3-1 to win the 44th PGA Championship at Aronimink near Philadelphia. Harold Sargent notes Casper Littler and Nicklaus as strong challengers in a field of 171, amid ties and course conditions.
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Arnold Palmer
Aronimink
Philadelphia
Harold Sargent
PGA
Annie's Army
Latrobe
Palmer
Billy Casper
Gene Littler
Jack Nicklaus
Sargent
Nicklaus
South Africa
Gary Player
Casper
Littler
Yolf
Rice University New Landlord of New York Yankees
The Houston Post reports Rice University becomes primary lease holder of Yankee Stadium in New York. Lease details show a 25 year sublease to the Yankees with payments totaling about 11.5 million and an annual 182 thousand to Rice via the Knights of Columbus. The deal traces back to 1953 with multiple transfers, including John W. Cox now tied to Rice and a 3 million option to repurchase stadium land. Cox, a Rice alumnus born 1903 in Stephenville, Texas, is noted for past roles with General Package Corp and health issues.
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Houston Post
New York Yankees
Rice University
Yankee Stadium
New York
Rice
John W. Cox
Chicago
Yankees
Cox
Arnold Johnson
Kansas City Athletics
Johnson and Associates
Knights of Columbus
del Webb
Dan Topping
Post
Johnson
The
Webb
K of C
America
General Package Corp
Stephenville
Tex
National League standings and Wednesday results summary
The Associated Press reports NL standings with Los Angeles at 63-32, San Francisco 63-52, Pittsburgh 35-67, St. Louis 54-?, Cincinnati, Milwaukee, Philadelphia, and Chicago also listed. Wednesday results show Milwaukee 6 San Francisco 0, Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 11 in 11, St. Louis 2 Chicago 1, Philadelphia 6 Houston 2, Pittsburgh at New York postponed by rain. Today's games include Los Angeles at Cincinnati, Milwaukee at San Francisco, Philadelphia at Houston, Pittsburgh at New York, and Los Angeles at Cincinnati night. American League results cover New York, Minnesota, Kansas City, Baltimore, Chicago, Detroit, and Washington with several night games and upcoming pitchers listed for today.
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Hobbie
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Sanford
McCormick
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Burdette
LeMester
Philadelphia
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Smith
Woodeshick
Friend
Silk
Jackson
Hook
Williams
Padres
Maroney
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
Boston
Kansas City
Washington
New ‘York
Isheraan
Wilson
Donovan
Kaat
Barber
Fischer
Alebt
Running
Grba
Chance
SCOT Studies Plans For Tabloid Paper
Directors of the Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas will discuss publishing a tabloid called SCOT Outdoor News and outline coastal marine resource development and management, removal of special boating and fishing fees, the De Vores Ranch hunting project, and the date for a Dallas boat safety conference.
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Sportsmen's Clubs of Texas
Scot Outdoor News
Dallas
Angels Hold Narrow Gap Behind Yanks in Pennant Race
In a tight AL pennant chase, the Angels gain ground with two consecutive complete games by starters and a 5-0 shutout of Detroit by Don Lee, plus Ken McBride’s three-hit win. The Yankees crushed Boston 12-4 as Mantle and Berra led a 16-1 attack. The Twins’ big inning featured two grand slams, and Bennie Daniels spun a three-hitter in a 10-inning duel with Ray Herbert.
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Don Drysdale
Gibson
Larry 126
Sherry
Billy Williams
Petranoski
Braves
Juanhander
Maricha
Lee Maye
Carl Koonce
Bob Garr
Ken Boyer
Los Angeles Angels
Leon Wagner
Albie Pearson
Leon Thomas
Billy Moran
Charlie Gehringer
Bill Rigney
Rigney
Don Lee
Detroit
Ken McBride
Tigers
Angels
New York Yankees
Boston Red Sox
Minnesota
Cleveland
Indians
Washington
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Felix Torres
Los Angeles
Lee
Mickey Mantle
Yogi Berra
Bobby Richard Ison
Yankees
Red Sox
Mantle
Berra
Jim Bouton
Bill Monbou
Quette
Bob Allison
Bennie Daniels
Ray Herbert
White Sox
Harry Bright
Chuck Winton
Three Softball Games On Top Leader J M Huber
J M Huber, unbeaten in two Baytown Softball League starts, faces second place Eastside Baptist Thursday in the third outing. Texas Bud, tied for second, meets YMCA entry while Quartz Gulf and General Telephone play the middle tilt. Giggie pitched well for Huber, outdueling Milt Pappas and Bud have one tie each. Huber beat YMCA 24 1 Tuesday, scoring on Lumpe’s single after a seventh inning error.
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J. M. Huber
Eastside Baptist
Baytown
Texas Bud
YMCA
Quartz Gulf
General Telephone
Bob Giggie
Huber
The
Baptists
Baltimore
Milt Pappas
Bud
Athletics
Quartz
Giggie
Jim Gentiles
Jerry Lumpe
Dodgers Move In For Bid At Junior Teen Age Title
Dodgers clinched fourth place with an 83 win over the Cubs to finish 4-1 in the season. Richard Oliver struck out 14 in a four hitting effort, supporting Craig Elderly who went 4-for-2 as Dodgers chased the Braves Giants showdown for the division title. The White Sox and Cardinals tied 5-9 as both vie for third, while Cardinals Carl Green went 3-for-4.
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Braves
Giants
White Sox
Cardinals
Richard Oliver
Craig Elderly
Norman Montgomery
Scott Barringer
Oliver
Montgomery
Barringer
Clyde Williams
Lisandro Herrera
Innnings
Herrera
Ricky Burch
Williams
Burch
Carl Green
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