Richard Garcia Shuts Out Pirates in West League Title Clincher
The Ingfang won 4-0 behind five win, no-loss Richard Sardi as Garcia shut out the Pirates. Beauchamp and Urban sparked the offense with timely hits, while Ruddy Urban scored on Beauchamp's double and Beauchamp drove in two. The victory clinched the West League title for the team and extended their strong run, with the Cubs, Dodgers, and other clubs posting varied results across the league.
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Ruddy Urban
Alan Beauchamp
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Tribe
Jim Ponder
Barringer Burch Duel Ends 0 0 In Ten Yorks Eagles Thriller
In Baytown senior Teen Age League action the Yankees and the Eagles battled to a 0 0 tie after 10 innings for first place. Pitcher Scott Barringer allowed one hit with 18 strikeouts for the Yankees while Ricky Burch held the Yanks to two hits and 12 punchouts. Key hits came from John Black and Dean Littlepage as both teams kept immaculate records heading into Friday night.
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Robert As. Garcia
Bellixey
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Askey
Allen
Bi Welle
Le2imonsiella
Driver Johnson
Ngiello Singen
Glenn Balke
Dean Allen
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Ricky Burch
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RBI
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Braves
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Orioles
Gary Kappler
Pirates
Artie Presley
Yank Allen
Dade Pacer
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Alto
Dodgers
Kyle Fullick
Royce Laurence
Baytown Tracksters Place Second in Midget Meet
Baytown Junior Olympic boys post strong showings in Houston with Seniors finishing second and Intermediates fourth. Billy Littlefield won the 320 yard high hurdles in 15.5 seconds and placed in the 80 yard low hurdles. Kenny Fenelon nabbed fifth in the 100 yards while Bill Askey ran 220 in 2.4. Dwight Denson joined the 440 relay third. Coach Dunlap cited a poor handoff as a lost chance to win. Joe Thomas led intermediates in the 440 and broad jump, with Eddy Kenney taking shot put fifth. Memorial Stadium hosts a Midget Track Meet Friday at 4:30 p.m. for ages 11 and under.
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Kenny Fenelon
Bill Askey
Jimmy Lavell
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Askes
Drew Dunlap
Joe Thomas
Steve Thorpe
Ben Haynes
O. G. Smith
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Eddy Kenney
Amon
Rastond
Central Press Sports Qs and Auto-Corrected Quandaries
Questions cover NFL commissioner identity and a dubious note on baseball great Nellie Fox, plus a mock critique of Roy Loya and Johnny Weisnuller. The piece is a garbled Central Press distribution with assorted sports trivia and misprints.
Nicklaus and Palmer Struggle as Open Leaders Break
ST. LOUIS AP Nicklaus battles wobbling swing and strong winds finishing back of Australian Ke Nagle who led with 68. Arnold Palmer trailed with 76 as Venturi faltered amid hand trouble. Halfway cuts loom for leaders among 136 pros in a 191-yard course test at Hotterive. Nagle, 44, said wind favored him while Gary Player posted 79.
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Arnold Palmer
Ken Venturi
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Ted Ray
Tnok Itouns
Hollywood Name Origins And Golf Glory Revealed
Falstaff by Don Faust notes Hollywoods naming tale from a horse race winnings and real estate, plus a trivia shout about Sam Halt and Roberts Hofftson. It recalls Bobby Jones and Ben Hogan greatness and highlights Willie Anderson as Open champion in 1903 04 05 era.
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Bobby Jones
Ben Hogan
Arnie
Palmer
Willie Anderson
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Anderderson
Alston Gives Osteen No 24 Shirt Then Accepts No 23
Dodger manager Walt Alston offered to modify his roster to help pitcher Claude Osteen after Osteen asked for uniform No. 24. He settled for No. 23 and joked about sharing, with Osteen delivering a shutout over the Giants as the Dodgers' pitching staff anchored the win. Osteen, teaming with Koufax and Dresdale, posted a 1-0 game as the Dodgers stay strong in the NL race. Vern Law earned his sixth win as Pittsburgh beat St. Louis and the Cubs edged Houston in 11 innings. In the AL, the Yankees were held, and the Dodgers took a strong early lead behind timely hitting from Roseboro.
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Dan Dresedale
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