Craft Gives Lou Credit Bobby Shantz Saves For 45s
Houston Colt .45 manager Marty Craft credits Lou Boudreau for reviving Bobby Shantz career. Shantz blanked the Boston Red Sox for six innings in Scottsdale, Arizona, in 1962, as Craft and Boudreau discuss Shantz’s comeback influence amid Colt .45 plans and team press events.
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Baytown Baytown Baytown dominates Gulf Coast Relays
Baytown Baytown Baytown clinched the team trophy with 70 points at the Gulf Coast Relays behind multiple relay wins and top sprints. Milby led early events, but the Ganders surged, with Don Parkhurst earning the outstanding performer trophy after a 9.8 in the 100. Anahuac placed fourth at Dayton, led by Bill Mun Ber in the 440 yard dash and Joe Hudec in the high jump.
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Baytown Ganders Roll Past Greenies in Baytown Win
In a high scoring conference clash, Baytown Ganders defeated Pasadena Greenies 15 to 2. Samny scored for Baytown on a fourth inning unearned run as Richard Walker and Don Treu led with hits. Oliver worked four innings for the Ganders, yielding one hit and no runs, while Everett Nix closed out the win with relief pitching.
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Ganders Sweep Sprint and Relay Titles In Track Meet
The Ganders won the sprint relay in 44 flat and the 886 yard relay in 1 32 1. They also ran a mile relay in 3 25 3. Clark clocked 50 5 in the quarter and Ingen posted a 4 49 0 in the mile.
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OSU Set for Wake Forest Semi Final Showdown
Ohio State aims for a rematch with Cincinnati as it meets Wake Forest in the NCAA semifinal in Louisville Freedom Hall. Cincinnati faces UCLA in the nightcap after earning Mid East regional title with 74-64 by Jerry Lucas 33 points for Ohio State.
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McKinley Top Seed In Rice Tennis Tournament
HOUSTON AP Chuck McKinley of Trinity the No 2 ranked U S amateur and national indoor champion is expected to be top seeded in the Rice Invitation Tennis Tournament this week The field includes Frank Froehling Chris Crawford Antonio Palsfox Davis Cupper Don Russell John Sharpe Cuff Buckholz Butch Newman Fritz Schunck Neal Marcus
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Colts Invite Fans To Watch Stadium Construction Progress
Houston officials urged people to stay away after 2000 watched the site, then 8500 to 9000 attended a subsequent event at Colt Stadium to view the work. They planned another exhibition game broadcast from Arizona with a similar setup this weekend.
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SWC baseball race sees Texas Texas A&M Rice clash at Austin
Texas, A&M and Rice are in the SWC title chase with a key clash at Austin on Saturday to decide if Texas or Rice can lead or if a tie remains. Texas beat Baylor 43, A&M defeated SMU 72, and Rice edged TCU 16 in the conference openers last week.
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Deer Park Wins Bulldog Relays in Nederland
In the Nederland Bulldog Relays Deer Park captured first with 115 points. Channelview finished fourth to help Deer Park, La Porte was sixth, and Deer Park top sprinters and distance runners dominated events including a high jump record by John Butter and standout mile times.
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Bearcats Defend NCAA Cage Title as Tech Wins First
Cincinnati opens title defense in NCAA Midwest semifinal doubleheader with Creighton while Texas Tech and Colorado face off. Notable players include Paul Silas for Creighton and Ken Charlton Wilky Gilmore for Colorado as the Buffaloes seek upset potential against a veteran Tech squad.
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Phenom Lou Brock Leads Cubs Past Bosox Twice
Lou Brock drove in three runs as the Chicago Cubs beat the Boston Red Sox 6-4 in a spring exhibition. The Cubs used timely hitting and solid relief to secure the win, leaving Brock as a standout in the early- season showcase.
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Baseball Exhibition Results and Schedule
Sunday results feature New York leading Chicago 10 3 and Philadelphia edging New York 3 2. Other games show St Louis beating Milwaukee 7 6 in 11 innings and Detroit routing Cincinnati 12 6. Schedule includes St Louis Cincinnati Palm Beach Los Angeles Kansas City Fort Lauderdale and others.
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REL Defeats UT Loses In Austin Play
In Austin the Lee team swept a one victory over the Texas Freshmen then failed to win a championship for the first time in four outings. Lamar Roemer of Houston ousted Bill Marshall in the semifinals. Austin pair David Nelson and Bill Driscoll won the boys doubles finals. Nelson and Driscoll claimed the title 6-4 2-6 2-5. Patsy Whalen fell to Ann Lowden in the girls singles. junior high champ Amie Langham swept Ann Tobin before exiting.
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