Astros Top Phillies 4 3 as Walker Sees Wins
Astros manager Harry Walker earned his fourth win since taking over as he guided Houston to a 4-3 victory over Philadelphia in the home series finale. Denny Lemaster pitched well, Rusty Staub and Denis Menke fueled the offense, and Walker's lineup decisions started showing results.
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Fook Line and Sinker doubles up in fishing fun at Trinity Bay
Mrs. Elizabeth Holland and husband J R Holland of Beach City enjoy big drum sport fishing on Trinity Bay. Elizabeth landed a 31 pound drum after a string of failures with smaller rigs, then a five fish limit topped by a 42 pound drum. Mr Holland joined in with multiple catches. They visited with Odessa guests at J E Craig’s house and later heard Paul Edwards bought a used camper for trips to Sam Rayburn Lake.
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First Series Win Since May 22 Astros Beat Phillies 7 4
The Houston Astros won their first series since May 22 by defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 7 to 4. The win kept the Astros on track as they face the Cubs and Reds in coming games, with emphasized leadership from Leo Durocher and a late rally in the series opener.
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Long Island Marathon renamed New York Grand Prix and race details
The Long Island Marathon will be renamed the New York Grand Prix and is set for July 17 with only boats at least 20 feet allowed. The course includes a 13 mile East River parade and a 25 mile race from the Verrazano Narrows, looping Montauk Point and finishing at the World's Fair Marina in Flushing Bay before returning.
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