Aspromonte's lone hit seals 1 0 Houston win over Cubs
In the Astrodome Ken Holtzman flunked a late test as Bob Aspromonte delivered a two out single in the bottom of the 10th to give Houston a 1-0 victory over Chicago. Ron Taylor earned the win while Turk Farrell held the Cubs scoreless for most of the game. Jim Wynn sparked the go ahead run with a first to home line drive and a late break by Astros. Cubs threatened in multiple innings but could not score.
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Bill Lace
Sun Sports Star
Houston
Ken Holtzman
University of Ilinois
Chicago Cubs
Astrodome
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Ron Taylor
Turk Farrell
Cubs
Jimmy Wynn
Astro
Dave Nicholson
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Jim Gentle
John Bateman
Wynn
Dick Ellsworth
Dave Giusti
Robin Robert
Astros
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Aspromonte
Texas
Adolphe Phillips
Ernie Banks
Chicago
Randy Hundley
Windy City Warriors
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Banks
Sonny Jackson
Farrel
Huntrey
Kessinger
Morgan
Taylor
Phillips
Seckert
Holman
Farrell
Cub
Adolpho Phillips
Phillip
Giants Rally Past Cubs in Junior League Action
Giants beat Cubs 6 1 in Optimist Teen League with four runs in the fourth and two in the seventh. Gary Novasod earned the win with nine strikeouts, while Larry Johnson took the loss for the Cubs. Herbert Hampton led the Giants with two hits. In the nightcap the Orioles edged the Pirates 4 3 as Mike Moliason struck out 13 in a complete game. Rudy Contreras starred for Baltimore with three hits. No teen action this weekend. play resumes Monday.
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Giants
Cubs
Gary Novasod
Larry Johnson
Herbert Hampton
Orioles
Pirates
Mike Moliason
Moliason
Don Wotipka
Rudy Contreras
Shippers edge Permian 4 1 as Larson stars in Texas tourney
Brazosport led by David Larson powered past Permian 4 1 in Class AAAA with a two hitter to set up Brazosport as a finalist. Dumas beat Waxahachie 1 0 on late run, while Arlington Heights fell to MacArthur 3 0 in a standout pitching day. South San Antonio topped Brenham 2 1 as Salazar drove in a run.
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Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
San Antonio MacArthur
Terry Tuck
Freeport
Brazosport
Odessa Permian
David Larson
Dumas
Ronnie McInturf
South San Antonio
Brenham
Nati Salazar
Tuck
Jerome
Hall of Heights
Larson
Brazos‘port
Permian
Salazar
Siebert Sprints To No-Hitter In Indians Win
Associated Press report says Sonny Siebert pitched the Indians first no hitter of the season against the Washington Senators, coming close to a perfect game with two baserunners. He told wife Carol Siebert of the planned feat before the game, joking about her advice.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Carol Siebert
Sonny Siebert
Cleveland
Washington Senators
Indians
Bob Feller
Siebert
Marti Tops First Round At Buick Open
Grand Blanc Michigan Fred Marti Jr son of Mr and Mrs Fred Marti 1905 Vermont in Baytown shot a opening round 78 to lead after day one at the Buick Open where defending champion Tony Levert EB Lee and golf star from University of Houston Rob Defending champion Tony Levert EB Lee led a field as Marti posted 78 after starting with a 70 in a round affected by greens in regulation and putting.
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Fred Marti
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Baytown
Marti
Phil Rodiment
Gers
Jim Ferrier
Tony Levert
EB. Lee
University of Houston
Major League Leaders in American and National Leagues
AP statistics detail top performers in batting runs and RBIs across the American and National Leagues. Key figures include Oliva and F. Robinson in batting, Robinson and Oliva in home runs, and Hart, Aaron, and Koufax among leaders in various categories. Stolen bases test clocked by Gee and Wills highlight speed.
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Minnesota
F. Robinson
Baltimore
F._ Robinson
Agee
Chicago
B. Robinson
Oliva
Yastrzemski
Boston
Foy
Schaal
California
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Kansas City
Cardenal
Waits
Pizarro
Richert
Allen
Philadelphia
Flood
St Louis
Aaron
Atlanta
Hart
San Francisco
Alou
St. Louis
Phillips
Pinson
Callison
Pittsburgh
McCarver
Torre
Wills
Los Angeles
Jackson
Houston
Koufax
Bunning
Gibson
Top 1965 SWC teams on 1966 intersectional schedule
Five of the top 10 from 1965 appear on the 1966 Southwest Conference inter sectional slate with Rice facing three of the four major bowl winners. UCLA LSU Tennessee and Cal are on the schedule along with 24 intersectional games and 26 conference tests. Baylor opens Sept 20 in a national telecast versus Syracuse at Waco. Texas and Arkansas meet in a nationally televised clash Oct 15 at Austin.
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Texas A&m
Arkansas
Texas Tech
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Jana
Motorcycle Club Races Set Sunday
The Baytown Motorcycle Club will hold regular races Sunday at its track on Sjo lander Road near Interstate 10. Time trials start 12:30 p.m. and races at 1:30 p.m. Classes include 50 cc, 100, 200, 250, 1500 and 50 open. Three trophies per class plus a powder puff race for girls with three trophies. AMA sponsored organization.
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Sjolander Road
Interstate 10
Baytonian Bell fires 99 hits at Pasadena trap range
Baytonian Rick Bell, a R. E. Lee graduate and son of E C Bell, shatters 33 of 100 trap targets at the Olin Mathison Shooting Range in Pasadena. He runs 79 straight, then misses number 80, in a near perfect display.
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Pasadena
Rick Bell
New Olin Mathieson Shooting Range
Bell
R. E. Lee
E. C. Bell
Tamarach
Buffs Topple Federals In Central Loop Play
The Central League Buffs improved to 5-5 Friday by sweeping the Federals in a shutout. Stig McCartney allowed three hits and struck out six in a route-going performance.
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Sun Sports
Little League Standings and Inching Scores Across Leagues
McCartney's Butt Aeammintes backed up his fine pitching performance scoring three runs in the second inning and two in the fourth. Otis Heusley took the loss for the Buffs as he allowed only two hits. In other action the Pelicans beat the Lions 8 to 5 after trailing and tying in the fourth. Craig Mullen earned the win, Mike Raney took the loss. In the East majors the Eagles defeated the Giants 10 to 3 with Scott Goodman earning the win and Mike Foster the loss. In the East minors the Wolves topped the Hawks 5 to 1 with Myron Workman the winning pitcher. The West minors saw the Wildcats win 2 to 0 as Gien Johnson struck out 14 in a complete game. The Falcons beat the Rams 1 to 4 with Bill Gregory getting the win in relief of Rocky Smith while Paul Wiley took the defeat.
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Federal
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Buffs
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Pelican Rum
Craig Mullen
Mike Raney
Eagles
Giants
West Loop
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Jerry Hebel
Falcons
Rams
Bill Gregory
Rocky Smith
Ram
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Lippy) Durocher
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