Baytown pier claims 72 pound black drum record
Doreal of Country Kitchen on Tri City Beach Road says he caught a 72 pound black drum off Trinity Bay pier near Baytown. The fish, weighed in by onlookers including Mike Swartz, generated disbelief among locals but photos and the tale support the claim. Baytown residents flock nightly to piers for big game fishing, sharing in the popular pastime despite the risk of lost catches.
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Bayshore
Forward Pass Seeks Triple Crown After Belmont Win
New York AP reports Forward Pass aims for the Triple Crown after a Belmont Stakes victory. The Calumet Farm colt, who won the Kentucky Derby after Dancer's Image was disqualified and captured the Preakness in a rum, seeks history as racing’s first since Citation in 1948.
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Bateman Lifts Astros Past Cubs In Home Win
John Bateman hit a pivotal double in the fourth inning as Houston beat the Chicago Cubs 3 to 1 at home. Bateman later left the game with an injury after contributing to the first run. Leo Durocher opted to pitch to him in the fourth.
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Bill Hands
Lee Thomas
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Horton
Rodgers
Jimmie Hall
Oakland
Chuck Dobson
Dobson
Angels
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Hinton
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Dierker Dominates Cubs In Astros Baseball Clash
Dierker pitched a complete game as the Astros defeated the Cubs with solid support. Lou Johnson provided two Cub singles, while Ron Santo and Glenn Beckett had the other hits. Chicago threatened in the ninth but Ron Davis fielded Beckett’s shot and Banks’ fly to seal the win.
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Major League Standings Snapshot and Friday Results
National League standings show San Francisco leading with 26 wins and Atlanta at 25. St Louis and Philadelphia trail, with Cincinnati and Los Angeles close behind. Friday results include St Louis 2 New York 0 and Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4. Today's games feature St Louis at New York and San Francisco at Los Angeles.
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Detroit Grabs 2 2-Game beat White Sox Nip Twins In 14th
In a night of homer dominance, Chicago beat Minnesota 2 1 in 14 innings as Ken Berry and Bob Biller clashed on a disputed pitch while Luis Aparicio delivered the decisive bunt. Willie Horton homered for Detroit in a 1-0 win over New York.
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Horton
Mickey Lpalich
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Lee Maye
Tony Horton
Tommy Hamer
Luis Tiant
Washingteh
Phil Griega
Ford Emerges as New Sprinter Face at NAIA Finals
Oliver Ford of Southern University ran four 100 meter dashes in his first career finals at the National Association meet. His second 100 was a world record tying 10.? seconds flat, boosting Southern to a fourth straight NAIA championship as St. Cloud State led with 20 points entering the final events.
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Drysdale earns his fifth consecutive shutout in a 3-0 win over the Giants, tying the MLB record set by Don White in 1904. Jaster of the Cardinals loses a possible no hitter in the eighth as the Mets break up a perfect game bid. final score 2-0. Other NL results include Cincinnati 5 Philadelphia 4, Atlanta 5 Pittsburgh 2, Houston 3 Chicago 1.
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Associated Press
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Weil
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