Astros Take Series Opener 5-2 as Wynn Homers on Giants
Houston defeats San Francisco 5 to 2 in the series opener. Wynn hit a opposite field homer off Frank Linzy after a tying inning, Jim Wynn’s clutch shot followed Linzy’s entry, and Dierker earned the win. McDaniel started for the Giants in his first start since 1962, facing Astros hitters through six innings.
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Norm Miller
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Jackson
Major League Standings Snapshot From AP
National League leaders include Cincinnati and St Louis with records around 38 21 and 32 22. San Francisco Pittsburgh Chicago Atlanta Philadelphia Houston Los Angeles New York also shown with varying paces. American League shows Chicago Detroit Baltimore Boston Minnesota Cleveland New York Kansas City California Washington Monday results and upcoming games listed.
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Giants Triumph in Optimist Junior Teen League Clash
In Monday action the Giants defeated the Pirates 5-1 behind strong pitching by Gary Novosad who held the Pirates to four hits and did not walk a batter. The Giants took the lead with a seventh inning rally after a 1-0 game, aided by timely singles from Barke Garcia Jameson and Novosad and two walks. Bud Dean took the loss for Pittsburgh.
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Clay to Get Fight License in Mich
Detroit AP reports the Michigan Boxing Commissioner will issue a license for Cassius Clay to stage two three round exhibitions at Cobo Hall in Detroit. He will face Alvin Lewis and Orville Qualls in a brief bout set four days before a federal court appearance on induction defiance charges.
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Supreme Court upholds Wally Butts $460,000 libel award
The U S Supreme Court with a 5 to 4 vote sustains the $460000 libel judgment against Curtis Publishing Co The decision affirms that a 1963 Saturday Evening Post story alleging Butts shared secret Georgia football information was highly unreasonable Our sources note four opinions emphasize lack of hot news and need for careful reporting involving responsible publishers.
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Bear) Bryant
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Hook Line Sinker and Coastal Fishing Tales
A lively Chesapeake Bay area fishing column recounts Lynn’s claim of a 23 pound bass from a Chambers County reservoir and Liz Holland’s lost wedding ring at Cedar Bayou. It also covers a large Sem Rayburn Lake family fish fry with over 200 fish, mixed Trinity Bay speckled trout catches, and Sam Lester’s backto back exceptional bass hauls.
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Butch Moody
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Mickey Jenkins
Mickey
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Lester
Sam Lester
Hank's Creek
Sam Rayburn Lake
Walter Rouse
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Bill Bradshaw
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Now It's the Oakland Clippers Official Name Change
In Oakland California the National Professional Soccer League team announced the club formerly known as the California Clippers is now officially the Oakland Clippers. Spokesmen stated the change reflects the team’s home base and local identity.
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Changes Many At Indy Since Beginning
BY JO KYLE. Ray Harroun won the first 500 mile race at Indianapolis driving Marmon a 74.59 mph average, with a three by five inch rearview mirror mounted on the shield marking the birth of the automobile’s rearview device. The piece highlights ongoing Indy lore, safety debates, and the turbine car controversy led by Andy Granatelli as USAC weighs horsepower limits and future race developments, noting Parnelli Jones earlier in the race and the evolving tech landscape around tires and engineering.
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