Baseball Scores and Schedule Roundup in the News
A chaotic collage of baseball results and schedules across American and National Leagues. Highlights include Cleveland beating Chicago 8 4 Detroit, New York rain delays, and Baltimore hosting Washington as teams chase standings. The piece also describes a Goose Creek Country Club golf tournament with 35 teams, shotgun starts, and round-by-round pairings.
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Cubs, Oilers Take Leads in Three-Way Tie
Baytown Little League action left most teams beaten as the Cubs earned their second win with a 7-0 shutout of the Orioles. The Oilers remained undefeated, while the Cardinals and Giants surged in the East, and the Pelicans overwhelmed the Buffs 14-2 in the Central League.
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Falcons Defeat La Porte 5-2 for Second Win
Channelview Falcons beat La Porte 5-2 to improve to 2-4 in 12-3A baseball. Richard Boykin earned the win with five solid innings and the offense plated five runs, including early two-run first inning. Castell led La Porte with a 3-for-3 day as the Falcons pulled away in the fourth and held on.
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Reservation tourism plan eyed for Alabama-Coushatta lands
Washington AP brief notes the Area Redevelopment Administration will study whether tourist and recreation facilities can be feasibly developed on the Alabama-Coushatta Indian reservation in East Texas. The tribal council aims for the reservation to become self-sustaining through tourism, located about 90 miles northeast of Houston.
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