Buffs Rally To 2 1 Win In 12 Innings Over Louisville
Houston Buffs defeat the Louisville American Association leader 2 1 in 12 innings at Busch Stadium Baytown Night featured W L Dub Ward and Ganders among honorees as 2575 attend. Moe Thacker singled home Bud Zipfel in the 12th to clinch the win after Hank Mitchell homered for Houston and Neil Chrisley tied the score earlier.
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Rain Halls Tied Game Tigers Race Standings Amid Rain Delays
The Detroit Tigers were tied with Kansas City after a rain-shortened 7 a innings. Detroit built a 2-0 lead before Kansas City rallied with four runs in the fifth. Norm Cash homered for Detroit as Vic Wertz drove in three for Boston, while Gene Woodling delivered a key double for Washington. Earl Averill and Chuck Hinton provided late offensive sparks for the Senators before the game ended in a tie.
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Carry Back Cited To Be In Front At Belmont Race
Baytown's Ganders host Jasper in a key late season home game at 7 30 p.m. at the ABL diamond as coach Don Treuhardt fields a largely unchanged lineup. The piece shifts to Belmont Stakes coverage with Carry Back as odds favorite and notes Ambropolis and Sherluck joining a field, while discussions of team signings and conference rules follow in a broader sports column.
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Longhorns Sign RELs Barnhill and Poland Ink Texas Colleges
Baytown athletes Charles Barnhill and Louis Poland signed letters of intent to Texas and Texas A&M respectively. Barnhill excelled as Ganders co-captain, running the open quarter and relays, with a best state meet 48.3 in the open quarter. Poland, a Channelview pole vaulter, cleared 13 feet as a junior and made the All State team after a 13-84 season highlight.
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Smiling Scholarships Boost Football and Basketball Roster
The article recalls scholarships for football and basketball, noting 100 and 20 allotments on average. It recounts an exchange where the coach seeks more players from the college president, who questions whether eight teams are feasible given substitutions and roster limits.
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Cigarette And Liquor Taxes Show Increase
Taxes on cigarettes and liquor rose last month with a rise noted in May and April. The report lists tax amounts reaching 142.18 dollars in May and 20.828 dollars in April, reflecting higher revenue from tobacco and alcohol charges.
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Burdette Tossed Out as Pirates Crush Braves 8-2
Pirates pound Milwaukee for an 8-2 win in seven innings as Burdette gives up seven runs with 24 hits allowed. Haddix, Burgess and Torre lead Pittsburgh offense while Braves manager Dressen blasts his club after a sixth straight loss pushing Milwaukee deeper in the NL standings.
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Giants rally falls short as Cards edge toward fifth win
In a tense Thursday tilt, the St Louis Cardinals trailed 6 4 but rallied with five runs in the fifth and clinched in the sixth on Julian Javier's run. Cepeda homered for the Giants off Ernie Broglio, while Alou and McCovey homered for San Francisco.
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Giants and Dixigers duel ends in 3-2 loss for Giants
In a tight East League game, the Dodgners edge the Giants 3-2 as four of five hits come off Giant reliever Aubrey Brown. Paul Bradbury and Denis Cordray combine for six scoreless innings before relief. Offense comes from Pat Boyle, James Hooks, and a two run shot by Shire Bays, while the Tigers are blanked 6-0 by the Cardinals.
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Snead Leads In Canada Cup Match
Sam Snead put the United States in the lead of the Canada Cup as the second round opened at Dorado Beach Puerto Rico. Ben Arda of the Philippines drew attention with a 69 despite a personal crisis at home. Arda and Tugot Lif helped the Philippines rise to fourth as Snead battled heat and rough holes to post a 73 while Demaret remained within striking distance for the U S team.
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British Ambassador Appointed For U.S.
London AP reports David Ormady Gore, deputy in the British Foreign Office and frequent envoy to Geneva talks, named Britain's new ambassador to the United States. He will succeed Sir Harold Caccia in October, with Caccia becoming foreign office permanent undersecretary.
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