Musial Rally Highlighted By Football? Noted Night in St Louis
Stan Musial sparked the Cardinals with a two run double and a late run, while Curt Flood and Julian Javier also contributed as St. Louis built a 3-1 lead. Houston rallied in the ninth with a five run explosion capped by Mesias’ game winning single to defeat the Colt .45s 4-3.
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Flood
Julian Javier
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Linday McDaniel
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Billy Goodman
Pidge Browne
Joey Amalfitana
al Spangler
Bob Aspromonte
Bobby Gene Smith
Baytown Night Honors Red Biggers at Colt Stadium
More than 1,000 fans from Baytown Conroe and area packed Colt Stadium for a Baytown Night honoring Red Biggers a famed local pitcher. W L Ward praised organizers and volunteers while police reported a minor accident and the Little League finals in Baytown proceeded.
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Conroe
Morris Frank
Red Biggers
Colt Stadium
Red
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Dub) Ward
Chamber of Commerce
Ward
M. W. Berry
Exp Qilers
Nelson Mc
Goose Creek hosts largest Go0se Creek event to date
Baytown's Goose Creek Country Club plans a 72 hole invitational July 27 29 with 128 players. Club pro Jack Shelton will run the event with a shotgun start 8 am and 1 pm pairs on Friday and Saturday. A Friday through Sunday schedule includes a cocktail party awards and a winner’s party. First Flight will award 1000 to any entrant who cards four hole in ones with their ball.
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Goose Creek Country Club
Jack Shelton
Shelton
First Flight
Clay Calls Shot Kayo In Fifth
Cassius Clay fulfilled his boast by stopping Alejandro Lavorante in the fifth round before about 11,000 fans, earning an estimated 64,100. The 25 year old Clay, 15-0 with 12 knockouts, knocked Lavorante to a corner where Archie Moore sat ringside.
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Lavorante
Clay
Louisville
Tommy Hart
Cassius
Archie Moore
Archie
Central All-Stars Coast To First Round Playoff Win
In a tense elimination round, the Central League All-Stars beat the East Stars 9-8 to advance to the finals. Jerry Hance earned the win with a two out single driving in the decisive run as Central built a late lead, while East staged a late rally to threaten. The Bayshore entry lost 7-5 to the East in the other first round, and the Central Lions captured the city title a week earlier.
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Baytown
East Stars
Central Stars
Bayshore Entry
Lions
Jerry Hance
Thomas McDougald
Hance
Pat Orchin
Pier
Roy Hamilton
Orchin
Ken McWilliams
McDougald
Mark Friedman
Centrals
Hamilton
Willie Wood
Lawless and Vegas Secure College Scholarships
Baytown athletes Mike Lawless and James Vegas earned athletic grants in aid to Texas colleges. Lawless, a 1962 Lee College graduate, won a two year tennis scholarship at the University of Texas. Vegas, a 1962 AEL graduate, signed a four year track scholarship with the University of Houston. Lawless is a veteran tennis performer and former Baytown doubles star, while Vegas starred on Baytown state championship track teams and regional and state meet appearances.
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Mike Lawless
Lee College
James Vegas
AEL
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Lawless
University of Texas
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University of Houston
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Cougar
Johnny Morriss
Jerry Walters
Lee Coupe
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Veras
Angels Rout Cleveland and Contend With Yankees Lead
Angels rout Cleveland Indians 9 to 3 to stay 3 1/2 games back of the New York Yankees. Yankees beat Washington 3 to 2 as Mickey Mantle contributed a 2 run homer and two singles. Detroit ends a 71 game skid with a 10-3 win over Kansas City. Carl Yastrzemski, Lu Clinton and Carroll Hardy power Boston past Chicago 8 to 4. Sam McDowell suffers with control in Cleveland loss as Angels tallied eight runs in the fifth.
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Hawks Schedule Doubleheader at Anne Field Sunday
The Baytown Hawks travel to face the Houston Scorpions in a 2 p.m. Sunday doubleheader at Anne Field on Baker Road. Scorpions won last weekend's softball tournament in Houston. Hawks finished third, their second straight third in the preliminaries to the major Latin American fora Geist.
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Anne Field
Baker Road
Jerry Acosta
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Hawks
Fouma Geist
Giants Keep Pace Behind Dodgers With Mays HR Streak
Willie Mays homered for the second time in as many games as the Giants beat the Pirates 6-3 to stay one game back of the Dodgers in the NL race. Mays also doubled and scored, boosting his season total to 27 homers.Other major results: Mejias drove Houston past St Louis 4-3. Cincinnati beat the Mets 3-1. Milwaukee and Philadelphia split. Yankees won to extend their streak. Davis reached 100 RBIs for the season.
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Gordie Coleman
Joey Jay
New York Mets
Frank Thomas
Kinsey Captures Junior Trophy in Houston Golf
Woody Kinsey of Baytown won the senior division by 1 hole to capture the Junior Boys golf trophy at Pine Forest. Lee McDowell qualified for the USGA National Junior Amateur at Grosse Pointe by shooting 71, then fell to Bobby Wax in the quarterfinals. Dennis Johnson claimed the intermediate division title after eliminating Ki 3 and 2 in the quarters.
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Ford Leads PGA But Amie Says He's Not Out Yet
Arnold Palmer insists he is not out of the PGA Championship title chase despite trailing by five strokes with 36 holes to go. Doug Ford holds a 138 after back-to-back 69s for a 36-hole lead, with Cary Middlecoff Gary Player and George Bayer close behind. Palmer, after a tough round on the Aronimink course, remains optimistic as crowds set records and he battles to close the gap.
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Belmont
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