Yanks Top Deer Park 53 in Playoff Opener
The Baytown Optimist Junior Yanks defeated Deer Park 53 in the Texas City Tournament opener to clinch a trip to the state tourney. Boswell struck out 16, dominating the Deer Park lineup as Baytown built a big sixth inning rally after Deer Park led 3 0. The Sophomore league Braves ready to face Deer Park next, with Louis Boswell earning the victory.
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Seven New Faces in Hall of Fame Observed at Cooperstown
The Hall of Fame 25th anniversary event drew new inductees including Appling, Manush, Grimes and Faber. In the Doubleday Field exhibition, the last-place Mets were routed 26 4 by the Senators. Ford Frick read President Johnson’s telegram praising baseball’s contribution to American life.
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Trinity Valley Track Club Forms in Mont Belvieu
Mont Belvieu area teens form the Trinity Valley Track Club to compete in the Junior Olympic program. Led by Charlie Leonard, the group aims to consolidate talent from Liberty Anahuac Dayton and nearby towns into a single unit to challenge larger city teams. The roster includes Carvelynne and Desiree McGinty and other youths with notable sprint and hurdle records.
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Lakewood Pool Club Wins Invitational Swimming Meet
Lakewood Pool Club captured first with 247 points at a Lakewood hosted invitational drawing 248 entrants from Timber Cove La Porte Goose Creek Olympia and Lakewood. La Porte followed with 234 points Goose Creek 118 Timber Cove 53 and Olympia 20. Coach Bill Cappleman led the winning squad while Baytown YMCA judge Jim Armsworth and starter H W H Meyer Jr oversaw events.
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Central All-Stars Meet Texas City In District Title Clash
The Baytown Central Little League All-Stars travel to Texas City to face the Texas City All-Stars in district league play on Wednesday. The game is at 1 pm at Goddard Field on Highway 146 Loop. If Baytown wins, they advance to meet the Galveston La Marque winner at Ward Road Field in Baytown at 7 pm Thursday for the district final.
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Major League Baseball Scorecard Distorted by OCR
Summary of American League results with teams New York Baltimore Chicago Los Angeles Boston Minnesota Detroit Cleveland Kansas City and Washington. Current and scheduled games listed with pitchers and scores, including night games at Kansas City and Minnesota. International and Pacific Coast League notes include Jacksonville Rochester postponed race curfew Syracuse Atlanta Richmond Toronto and several minor league scores.
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Terry Hikes Yank Lead Braves 11-2 Reds win big
Terry pitched his first shutout of the season as the Yankees defeated the Angels 3-0 to widen their AL lead. Elston Howard and Roger Maris powered the offense with Howard driving in runs and Maris belting his 15th homer. In the NL, Jim Maloney won for the Reds as Cincinnati and Milwaukee played only one game, while Hutchinson faced chest cancer tests.
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