Baltimore Breaks Slump With Yankees 5 4
Orioles rally to beat the Yankees 5 4 and push the White Sox into AL first place. Bernie Allen regains form for Minnesota, hitting two homers and four singles to fuel a 6 3 win over Kansas City, lifting the Twins within two games of Chicago as late-season pennant races heat up.
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Eagles Triumph as Yanks Rally in Teen Age Action
The Yankees edged the Red Sox 7-5 behind Ronnie Wailes four hitter in the Senior Teen Age League. Eagles beat Indians 1-5 to widen their lead while Red Sox slide to 2-21 as Oilers join them at 2-2. Rincon and Ammons pitched for the Eagles in a wild opener with 14 total hits.
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Giants Power Wonders Dominate Opening Series At Colt .45s
The San Francisco Giants swept Houston in a power drenched opening series, led by Mays Cepeda and Alou as fans packed the stands for 53 000 plus crowds. The Colt .45s showcased defensive plays by Staub Goss Warwick Campbell and Fazio, with notable double plays and stellar catches highlighting Houston’s eight game stand. Staub and Spangler stood out infield and outfield defense while Halder’s first inning double was the lone bright spot for the Colt .45s as New York’s rival teams battled for home-run glory.
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Mets Turn Predictable Losers In A Predictable Era
By J M Hackleman New York AP the Mets, once lovable losers, have become mechanically improved but less fun to watch. Trades and promotions sharpened them yet they still lose, outhit and outplayed, while drawing loud, partisan crowds nicknamed the New Breed. Jim Piersall emerges as the latest idol amid the mass media frenzy and enduring questions about the team’s appeal and identity.
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Women's West Texas Golf Finals Staged in Wichita Falls
Sandra Palmer of Fort Worth faces Mrs. John Hansen of Midland for the championship of the Women's West Texas Golf Tour in Wichita Falls. Palmer, aiming for a fourth straight title, defeated Mrs. John Griffith Jr. of Fort Worth 4 and 2 in the semifinals. Hansen advanced with a 2 and 1 win over Mrs. Fim Terry of Seminole.
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Lubbock Golfer Fires Six Under On Four Holes
AP report from Lubbock details Gene McDonald, a utilities executive, shooting six under par on four holes at Lubbock Country Club. He carded a hole in one on the 153 yard second with a No 7 iron, a double eagle from 19 yards with a 1 wood, and a 2 foot birdie chip. He opened with 33 on the front and finished 41 on the back for a 74.
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Henke Night at Colt Stadium honors Henke with 2 for 1
Sunday night June 30, Henke Night features the Houston Colt 45s hosting the St. Louis Cardinals in the second Sunday night major league game. Fans can pick up a Henke coupon at stores to admit two for one with no purchase required. Tickets may be exchanged daily 9 am to 3 pm at Colt Stadium or by mailing the coupon with payment to Tickets Houston Colt 45s P. G. Box 1691 Houston Texas.
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San Antonio Beats Albuquerque Behind Courtney Homer
San Antonio defeated Albuquerque 4-3 as Clint Courtney delivered a two run homer. The win tightened the Bullets grip on third place, widening the lead over Tulsa in the Texas League race. Austin crushed Tulsa 14-4 to stay in first, El Paso edged Amarillo 6-5 with Jose Cardenal's 23rd homer, and the Sun Kings lingered in second.
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