Kasko Shows Em How In 5-3 Loss To Braves Details
Fred Hartman reports Milwaukee Colt .45s fall 5-3 to the Atlanta Braves in Houston. Dick Farrell and Walt Bond highlight a ninth inning rally attempt while Kasko, Spangler and Staub contribute at the plate. Nottebart eyes a win as Houston’s bats, led by Bond, Alou and Aaron, struggle with ten hits and ten left on base.
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Jack Smith
Kasko
Colt Stadium
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Staub
Ben Larsen
Bateman
al Spangler
Nellie Fox
Mike White
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Turk
Fred Hartman
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Houston
Dick Farrell
Walt Bond
Waukee Braves
Gene Oliver
Tony Cloninger
Dave Roberts
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Alou
Bob Aspromonte
Cloninger
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Alott
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Junior League Sees First No Hitter In Eagle Win
Baytown Little League week featured five no hitters by five pitchers. Ricky Burch of the Eagles pitched a perfect game against the Oilers in junior division. Eagles piled up 14 runs in the fifth to end the game under the ten run rule.
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Baytown
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Eagles
Oilers
Indians
Red Sox
Orioles
Pirates
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Burch
Ira
Chester Reed
Mark Tipton
Blaine Donnelly
Johnny Cavarretta
Tony Garcia
Beene Keys Sam Houston In 3 1 Win
Sam Houston State defended NAIA baseball title with a 3 1 victory over Eastern Illinois at the NAFTA World Series in St. Joseph Missouri. Ex Brazosport exporter Fred Die Beene pitched five hit ball with 10 strikeouts and drove in the go ahead run with a third inning triple and scored on a wild pitch. Bearkats meetGeorgia Southern next, as coach Ray Benge earned NATA coach of the year.
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Iinois
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Brazosport
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Beene
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Georgia Southern
Baytown Gander
Ronnie Kluch
Sam Houston
Maine Drives Upset In Rainy NCAA Baseball Return
Maine sophomores led by coach who avoided scouting reports toppled Seton Hall 51st win as Minnesota men in rain shortened first round beat Texas A&M 7 3. Ferris hit six, DeVarney and Merrill spark Yankees. Pollock quelled Texas A&M as Minnesota advances, storm suspends Southern Cal game with Missouri Arizona State on deck.
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Butter-feld
Ferris
Dick J DeVarney
Carl Merrill
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Minnesota
Texas Asm
Joe Pollock
Ron Wojciak
Bill Davis
Dick Siebert
Pollock
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Cal
Missouri
Arizona State
Mississippi
Southern Cal
Recreation shows drop from 1963 in Baytown centers
Seven Baytown recreation centers reported 19,024 participants in the first week of operation, below last year's figure with two centers fewer. Robert E. Lee High School drew 390, Highlands Junior High 1,720, Cedar Bayou 1,624, Baytown Junior High 1,723, Carver High School 1,714, with DeZavalas and Harlem Elementary recording 292 and 1,473. Swimming at REL and Carver totaled 440 and 14, while Summer Olympic participation at Robert E. Lee Memorial Stadium reached 411. Tennis saw 107 participants in week one. Ray Simmons begins his 33rd season as Syracuse University lacrosse coach.
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Robert E. Lee Memorial Stadium
SCORECARD: International and Pacific Coast League scores
The Associated Press reports International League results Toronto 4 Atlanta 3 Buffalo 4 Jacksonville 3 Syracuse 8 Columbus 2 Rochester 5 Richmond 3. Pacific Coast League Arkansas 5 Salt Lake City 4 Seattle 3 3, Dallas 22 Oklahoma City at Portland rain only games scheduled.
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Atlanta
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Columbus
Rochester
Richmond
Arkansas
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Dallas
Portland
Baseball leaders and league standings summarized
The Associated Press lists batting leaders for American and National Leagues, naming Oliva and Williams as top hitters with multiple categories. It also covers runs, RBIs, hits, doubles, triples, home runs, stolen bases, and pitching winners, with teams like Minnesota Boston San Francisco Chicago Pittsburgh and Los Angeles featured. Evening results and upcoming games are noted for several matchups.
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Minnesota
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Allison
Wagner
Stuart
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Hinton
Washington
McAuliffe
Detroit
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Open qualifying begins for U S Golf Championship at Detroit
Five former Open champions pursue 39 available spots at Detroit qualifying, with 55 total places in the field. Notables include Sam Snead, Cary Middlecoff, Jack Fleck, and Ben Hogan, among others as sectional rounds determine who earns the right to Washington June 18 to 20.
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Mann
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Bob Bruce
Dean Refram
Ben Hogan
Billy Joe Pat
Bob Rosburg
Jim Ferrier
Jerry Barber
Bob Goalby
Johnny Pott
Art Wall
Joe Campbell
Gay Brewer
Tommy Aaron
Bobby Nichols
Ken Ven+iuri
Doug Sanders
Rex Baxter
Phil Rodgers
New York
Cary Middlecolf
Doug Ford
Vict Hebert
Jim Tumesa
Ed Furgol
Lew Worsham
Denny Shute
Pittsburgh
Chandler Harper
Catfish Hunter Leads $75,000 Signing Wave By Finley
Major league clubs began signing top youths as scouts forecast a wave of $100,000 deals. Catfish Hunter, 19, from Hertford N C, signed with Kansas City for about $75,000, joining Johnny Lee Odum also around $75,000. Cleveland paid $60,000 for Ralph Michael Gagliano, brother of Phil Gagliano, amid 17 interested clubs.
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Kansas City” Athletics
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Catfish) Hunter
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Milwaukee and Houston faceoff in chaotic box score notes
Fragmentary baseball game summary shows Milwaukee and Houston with players like Aaron, De La Hoz, Cloninger, and Brown cited. Entries mention runs, hits, errors, and pitchers with scattered batting lines and fielding notations, reflecting a detailed but garbled box score from the contest.
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Shinners. Cards and Showdown Tilt in Region II clincher
The Brazosport Exporters and Bellaire Cardinals vie for a Region II baseball title in game three of a three game series at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at Delmar Stadium. Exporters lead 1-0 after a 3-1 win in Delmar and 4-3 in Freeport. Coach J B Carroll plans to start sophomore David Larson with Teddy Swigart expected to respond for the Cards.
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Bellaire Cardinals
Delmar Stadium
Delmar
Freeport
J. B. Carroll
Exporters
David Larson
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