White Sox Rally Tightens Chase On Indians
White Sox win 5 2 at Washington to close within two games of the first place Indians. Billy Pierce returned from a sore arm with 2 2 3 innings of hitless relief. Cardinals rookie Brooks Lawrence debut four hits allowed in a 4 0 win over Pittsburgh. Giants pitcher Willie Mays hits his 24th homer as New York holds a one game lead in the NL. Morgan wins in Detroit as Yankees top the Tigers. Cleveland walloped by Athletics 5 1 as Portocarrero notches five hits. Dodgers stay one game back after 9 8 victory over Reds. Phillies beat Cubs 3 1 in night game on Torgeson RBI single. Willie Mays leads NL with 24th homer as Giants beat Braves 2 1.
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Three Texans Survive In NCAA Golf
Eight of the nation s top collegiate golfers advanced to the quarterfinals of the NCAA tournament in Houston on Friday. Texans A J Triggs Benny Castleo and Floyd Addington reached the rounds joining survivors from LSU and North Texas State with Don Albert Purdue and others remaining in contention.
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Camp Tahoe Open House Promises Free Eats and Fun
Camp Tahoe invites Baytonians to a Sunday open house at Tri-Cities Beach Road offering free drinks eats games and swimming from 4 to 6 pm. Owner Tom Manison will host a party with boating group games and a year’s tour films to New York and Canada. Tours named Eastern Lone Star and Western begin June 26 after the weeklong camp.
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Dallas Gets Back Into Win Column in Texas League
Dallas Eagles halt a five game losing streak with a two run ninth inning rally led by Les Fleming after a trade that sent three players and cash to Beaumont. Fort Worth and Shreveport won key games as Tulsa and Oklahoma City posted varied scores in a busy Texas League slate.
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Patty Sets Up Fourth Round At Wimbledon
Seventh seed Budge Patty and dark horse Gil Shea advance toward the fourth round in the men's singles at Wimbledon as Americans seek progress with Trabert Seixas and Mulloy also moving on. Women's side sees five U.S. players reaching third round though Connolly not at peak yet.
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Ham Faces Livingston in National Collegiate Tennis Semi
In Seattle on June 26 17 Tu Lane s Ham Richardson defending champion and top seed faced third seed Ron Livingston UCLA in the singles semi finals of the 70th annual National Collegiate tennis tournament. Richardson defeated UCLA s Dick Doss 6 2 6 1 while Livingston beat Allan Cali USC 7 5 8 2 to reach the semis. Jacquie Grigry USC meets second seed Bob Perry UCLA in the other semi final battle.
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Oilers Top Merchants 3-0. Martinez to Start Sunday
Pan-American Oilers shut out Baytown Merchants 3-0 as Ronnie Zeller dominated with three hits allowed. Oilers scored all runs in the first inning aided by two walks, two errors, and a hit. Billy Tom Satterwhite left with sore arm and Joe Martinez allowed one hit in six relief innings. Martinez set to start Sunday at Wildcat Park against Alvin while manager Cherry Acosta contemplates a pitching change. The Salvation Army reports over 5,000 officers in the United States.
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