Giants Stop Giants? Houston Rally Stuns San Francisco
Hal Woodeshick pitched a one hit relief after Don Nottebart struggled, as Rusty Staub homered in the ninth to tie and Warwick delivered the deciding hit. Houston defeated San Francisco 4 3 in 10 innings at Colt Stadium, ending the Giants' win streak. Staub and Fazio delivered key hits while Goss and Campbell made sharp plays in the field.
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Dick Death
Farrell
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Hal Woodeshick
Don Nottebart
Staub
Fazio
Warbase
Rusty Staub
Jing
Los Angeles
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Goss
J. C. Harriman
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Campbell
Harry Craft
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Jockowski
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Smith
Dodgers End Cubs Winning Streak With Drysdale Gem
In a National League slate, Don Drysdale sharpened a seven hitter as the Dodgers beat the Cubs 4 1 to halt Chicago’s five game run. Frank Howard and Roseboro homered, Willie Davis beat the infield with three singles, and Drysdale struck out nine with no walks.
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Ken Boyer
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Menke
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Ar Harvey Haddix
One Player’s Impact on Great Teams in Baseball
The piece argues that star players like Mickey Mantle, Willie Mays, and Maury Wills can dramatically elevate a team. It highlights Wills’s speed and leadership for the Dodgers, his pivotal role in last year’s surge, and contrasts with Davis and Gilliam contributing alongside Wills. It stresses confidence and spirit as a core team factor.
Pizarro Halts K 7 1 Bangs Homer As ChiSox Close Lead
ChiSox pitcher Juan Pizarro halted Kansas City with eight hits allowed in a 7 1 victory. He contributed a two run homer and earned his fifth win as Chicago moved within a half game of Baltimore. Detroit, Minnesota, Cleveland wins noted in the majors. Dodgers, Astros, Mets also won. Cincinnati Philadelphia game rained out.
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White Sox Top Juniors Beat Braves to Lead Junior League
In Friday Junior League action the White Sox earned sole first place with a 3-0 win over the Braves on just one base hit, while the Dodgers’ 2-0 win over the Giants moved them to fourth. The Giants dropped to third as the Braves fell out of second place. Senior League not scheduled. Ricky Burch earned the Sox win with a three run game. Mike Bays took the loss. Bobby Samway pitched the Dodgers to a four hit win with nine strikeouts. Johnny Black allowed two hits in four innings for the Giants.
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Dodd Named MVP As Kats Win NAIA Title
Jimmy Dodd of Sam Houston State earned MVP honors as the Kats clinched the NAIA title. Eight SHSU players filled the All-Tournament team including Beene Workman Skeeters Harrop Gott Smith Haney and Dodd. Beene pitched a three hitter and drove in the winning run with a sacrifice fly.
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Sam Houston State
Jimmy Dodd
Texas
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Fred Beene
Cary Workman
John Skeeters
Pat Harrop
Carlo Gott
Larry Smith
Joe Haney
Beene
First Night of USTFF Highlights Track Action in Houston
The Houston meet opened with spirited finals and standout times. Purdue’s Nate Adams edged Gary Ray in the 100 yards, while Cornell’s Bills edged Del Hassel in a tight 80, and the Tigers surged in the distance events as teams from University of Houston, Lamar Tech, and Abilene Christian chased standings.
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Lamar Tech
Giants Dodgers game recap with scattered names
The fragmentary report lists Giants and Dodgers with a 90 to 4 figure and references players Allbright Royceau Delgado Serwoy Kollmeyer and others. It reads as a partial box or lineup note with incomplete scoring and position details, lacking coherent narrative or full context.
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Dehany Siarmy Allbright
Steve Royceau
Maria Delgado
Bobby Serwoy
Justin Kollmeyer
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Dodgers Cinch East and Race for Pennant Tightens
The Cardinals beat the Tigers 7-1, giving the Dodgers a three game lead in the East with three to play, clinching at least a tie for the flag. The Dodgers must tie or win one remaining game to claim the pennant while the Cards and Oilers chase shares by winning out. West and Central races show signs of movement as schedules resume after Boy Scout Week.
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Tickner
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Marti Reaches Semifinal Round in Texas Amateur Golf
Fred Marti of Houston and Gene Teter of Dallas advance to the Texas Amateur Golf semifinal after morning wins. Marti, 22, a Houston Cougar golfer, birdies three times to beat Billy Cevely Jr. 2 and 1 after a 14-hole match. Teter, SMU alum, edged Dwight Nevil in extra holes before a 3 and 1 win over Joe Sherman.
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Gene Teter
Marti
University of Houston
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Corsicana
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Teter
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Joe Sherman
Southern Methodist University
Nevil
David
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Mike Glover
Harry Tod, Jr
Glover
James Carson
Todd
Burdette For Sale Denied By Milwaukee Braves
Veteran pitcher Lew Burdette, a two time 26 game winner, is said to be up for sale despite denials by Braves officials. The report notes waivers were placed to move him from the league, with speculation of interest from Baltimore.
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Letter of thanks for Houston trip hospitality
A reader thanks Generalissimo Fred Dittman and hosts Mr Ee's Mr Farned and Citizens National Bank and Citizens of Texas Savings Land Loan for a well run city trip to Houston. The writer notes many attendees enjoyed the day and expresses appreciation for the hosts and hospitality.
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Rev Peter Katt To Conduct Services At All Saints
The Rev Peter Katt, vicar, will lead both services at All Saints Episcopal Church Trinity Sunday. The Lord's Supper will be celebrated at 3 am. The 11 am service will include the Lord's Supper and a sermon titled The Mystery of the Three Personal God.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
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