Astros Meet Pirates Sunday in Texas Roundup
In Austin Texas AP reports the Houston Astros meet the Pittsburgh Pirates Sunday after a Friday win. Pirates back-to-back homers by Pagliaroni and Mazeroski spark a five-run sixth as they top Houston 7-2. Key early batteries see Clemente, Stargell, Alou, Mota, Morgan and Wynn contribute in a tense game.
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Nicklaus Misses His 63 He Is Four Back In Memphis Open
Jack Nicklaus failed to card a 63 in the Memphis Open, shooting 64 to leave him four strokes behind leaders Bert Yancey and Gene Littler after two rounds at Colonial Country Club. Yancey led early, Littler tied for the lead with a 66, while Nicklaus voiced disappointment about not reaching a 62 or 63 and noted his first 64 since 1965 Masters.
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Glover Ineligible for 1966-67 Tech Basketball Season
LUBBOCK Texas AP Bob Glover star sopho more forward for Texas Tech led Southwest Conference in scoring and rebounding last year but Coach Gene Gibson said official grade reports show he lacks sufficient cumulative hours to be eligible for the 1966 67 season. He averaged 14 points per game.
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St. Louis Defeats Atlanta in Major League Standings Clash
The St. Louis team edged Atlanta 3 to 2 in a tight major league game shaping the standings. Pitching and late runs defined the contest as both squads fought for position in the league table.
Cubs And Pirates Win At REL Diamond Night Action
In junior league play at REL Diamond the Cubs edged the Braves 3 2 with Ricky Endel earning the win and Steve Watkins taking the loss. Hendricks two for four led Cubs while John Juarez drove in a run with a late single. In the second game the Pirates defeated the White Sox 4 0 as Don Wotipka fanned 14 over seven innings. David Eig had the lone hit for the Sox. Senior league Hathaway Eagles beat Barbers Hill Oilers 10 3 at Barbers Hill, Andy Rose earned the win, Keith Ray shut out the Eagles in the final frames and Bains and Hance led the winners at the plate.
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Cardinals Thrash Giants To Keep East League Lead
In one East League game Keith Sanders pitched a one hitter and homered as the Cardinals crushed the Giants 13-0 to extend their lead. John May took the loss for the Giants while Ronnie Plocheck reports the Braves stayed undefeated in the Central with a 4-0 win over the Phillies.
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Eight Teams Set For Austin Meet
Eight teams reach the state semifinals in Texas high school baseball. Waxahachie and Dumas advance from tight series to the Class AAAA state meet. Dallas Samuels exits AAAA, Odessa Permian edges Grand Prairie to reach the finals. Fort Worth Arlington Heights faces San Antonio MacArthur, while Freeport Brazosport meets Odessa Permian in Friday night regional action.
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Goose Creek To Stage Tournament
Goose Creek Country Club schedules its annual Path er-Son Golf Tourney at 1 Ppm each Sunday with hamburgers and drinks after. Entry costs $2 and must be paid by 1 Ppm. Thirty-five teams have already entered the one day event. Rubin and Gary Happler are the defending champions.
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Hitting for Houston Leads Astros Second Baseman Joe Morgan
Joe Morgan, the Houston Astros’ leading hitter, is making a strong bid for a league high spot in his second full season. The second baseman, signed as a free agent in 1962, batted .271 as a rookie and remains a key performer for the club.
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Cowboys Sign Mississippi Prep Sprinter
Dallas Cowboys announce signing of Mississippi high school sprinter James Lewis 293 pounds 9.4 seconds for 10 yards, to be tried at running back and receiver roles. Also add Steve Orr 250 pounds from Washington to play on the line. Native Talik stall residents in the South Pacific refuse shark and octopus.
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Sporting Goods Department Managers Wanted
Sporting goods department managers sought for a large nationwide discount chain. Requires strong sales or management background with excellent references. Minimum starting salary 150.00 per week, with potential higher pay for qualified background. Excellent retirement, paid vacations and fringe benefits offered.
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