Baseball Scorecard From Major Leagues And Standings
The scorecard lists AL results with Cleveland and New York entries, notes postponements for games at Baltimore and Chicago, and schedules including Washington at New York and Detroit at Boston. NL standings show San Francisco, Pittsburgh, and Chicago in action with several matchups and rain delays noted across leagues.
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Cleveland
New York
Nesucre
Washington
Ftianeseta
Renea City
Chiazgo
Ciertana
Baltimore
Omy Pames
Washington Fosten
Hew
York
Creston
Wasi
Baltimora
Eppax
Los Angele
Peetneky
Peters
Detroit
Silekerstrain
Boston
Unon
Minnesota
Kanuce City
Agit
National League
Wen Lei Pet
Sehind
Zovradellia Oe
Francisco
Lied S. Fs
Pittsburgh
Houten
Ste Louis
Houston
Owens
Pattecelani
Eae
Ct Milwoukes
Major League Leaders in Batting and Pitching Toppers
The Associated Press recaps top players in batting and pitching leaders. Highlights include Free tolden Detroit and Mays leading in batting averages, Oliva and Rollins high in hits, Wagner and Colavito among home run leaders, Aparicio and Wagner with stolen bases, and stacked pitching tallies with Kralick and Drysdale among the strikeout leaders.
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Associated Press
Detroit
Fregosi
Los Angeles
Oliva
Minnesota
Stuart
Bowinn
Wagner
Cleveland
Rollins
Robinson
Colavito
Gentife
Knsas City
Skowron
Washington
Aparicio
Baltimore
Stack
Lamabe
Boston
Puzhardt
Chicago
Sherry
Dermit
Kralick
Kaat
Pleis
Penn
Kansas
Cly
Rain Forces Eagle Relays Warmup Meet To Saturday
Pasadena Eagle Relays were reset to Saturday due to thunderstorms. Finals begin 7 p.m. with two events completed before rain halted Friday action. Baytown rivals Clepper and Bowers posted discus and shot results, while Harper and Lucas of South Houston won weight events. Dudley, Day posted sprint and hurdles marks. no 440 or relays qualified.
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Pasadena
Frnay
Baytown
Marcus
Clepper
Mike Bowers
David Daley
Ken Day
John Harper
Lee Lucas
South Houston
Harper
Lucas
Bowers
Dudley
Day
Texas Beats TCU To Stay Close In Title Race
The Longhorns defeated Texas Christian 3-1 as Charley Hartenstein pitched a four-hitter and Joe Hague hit a two-run homer. Texas rose to 9-3-1, a half game behind Texas A&M, with Baylor close. Lance Brown yielded five hits in defeat.
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Associated Press
Texas
Longhorns
Texas Christian
Charley Hartenstein
Texas A&m
Baylor
College Station
TexasChristian
Fort Worth
Southern Methodist
Rice
Houston
Joe Hague
Lance Brown
Hartenstein
Baytown Competes In Buccaneer Days Net Tourney
Baytown diversions highlight the Buccaneer Days net tennis open in Corpus Christi with top seed Steve Stockton of Baytown teamed with Gwen Bussa in doubles and Sherwood Stewart leading Baytown’s contenders into the quarterfinals in singles and doubles as the three day event proceeds.
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Baytown
Corpus Christi
Bay
Sherwood Stewart
Sec
Steve Stockton
Jondof A
University of Corpus Christin
Gwen ‘Bussa
Marshall Stewart
Schubert
AEL
Camille Bunting
Fredna
Action
John Drouilhet Tillery
Mary
Darrell Fullick
Com- Ann O'Conor
Houston
Lai
Miss O'Connor
McAllen
Jody Ramsey
Miss Bussa
Edinburgh
Sissy Skinner
Annie Langham
San Antonio
Miss Tillery
Miss O’connor
Corpus Christi’s
Barbara Collins
Celeste Carte
Miss Skinner
Ramsey
Miss Langham
Stewart
Stockton
Wayne Mathews
John Phelps
State Meet Card Puts Ad Finals On Friday Night
University Interscholastic League officials announce a revised state meet schedule in Austin for the upcoming weekend. 4A finals move to Friday night with 2A and 3A intertwined, while other classes run Friday prelims and Saturday finals. The new plan aims to ease Bay Tex fan travel and accommodate track, tennis, and golf events across Friday and Saturday.
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Austin
Bay- Tex
Silgay
Jay Ram
Raley Bom
Vevard
Weyore
Grand Slam Sparks Cubs Past Colts In Rain Delayed Tilt
Cubs hammer Colt Stadium with 15 hit first inning including a grand slam by Billy Williams to lead 11-3. Williams drives in six as Chicago overpowers Houston in a rain disrupted game. Larry Jackson wins as Cubs rout Colts in the opener of a three game set.
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Fred Partitan
Houston
Colt Stadium
Cubs
Billy Williams
Giam
Bob Brice
Joe
Hoerner
Dave Giusti
Rick Hoerner
Larry Yellen
Lou Brock
Williams
Ble
Hicego
Larry Jackson
Giusti
Jackson
John Beteman
Welter Bond
Mike White
Walter Williams
Hertz
Harry Craft
Jim Owens
Bob Buhl
Harr
Skinny Brown
Fred Norman
Chicago
Royce
Wiley
Bateman
Bruce P
Siusi
Misa
Susi Ia
Yellen
Koerner
Brock
Banks
Poa le
Houston Wi
White
Rained Out Baytown Game Alters District Race
Baytown Galena Park rained out as Pasadena tops Ball High for crucial District 124 baseball results. Brazosport beats Texas City 5-2 behind Ray Young’s complete game. Baytown tops Brazosport and Ball High suffers a loss, changing standings and sparking coach debates on rescheduling and venue plans for Saturday games.
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Texas City
Brezosport
Pasadena
Ball High
Baytown
Ae Barber
Beaumont
Memorial Stadium
Treuhardt
R Jset
Galena Park
Barber
Bare
Tain
Pastponmert
Brazesport
Ray Young
John Kelley
Heming- Way
Pat Pryor
Bobby Reed
Earle Lindsey
Jim Larser
Brazosport
Roger Zwahr
Pryor
David’ ‘Larsen
Surgarees
Ronnie Mills
Bullets Hold Three-Game Lead In Narrow Win
San Antonio built a three game edge over Tulsa then defeated Albuquerque 7 4 thanks to a late three run homer and a crucial unearned run. Bob Pfeil’s run scoring hit and a late rally by Austin kept the Senators within striking distance as the lead moved elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Sean Antonio
Ivately Ague
Assis
Austin
M- Government
el Paso
Tulsa
San Antonio
Aso
The
Senators
Albuquerque
Bob Pfeil
Bil Lucas
Battey Grand Slams Athletics- Big Don Beats Giants
Battey hits a grand slam and Minnesota wins 10-5 as he leaves with a toothache. Willie Mays homers for the Giants but Los Angeles Dodgers win 7-1 behind five hitter Don Drysdale. Richie Allen homers for the Phillies in a 5-3 win over Milwaukee.
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Battey
Big Don
Giants
Willie
Mike
Rathet
Associated Press
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Don Drysdale
Tommy Davis
Dodgers
Los Angeles
Mays
Drysdale
Jets
Philadelphia
Phillies
Richie Allen
Milwaukee
Roger Craig
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Gordyn Coleman
Marty Keough
New York Mets
Braves
Warren Spahn
Sime
Sox Blank Feds and Oilers Nip Eagles Before Rain
Little Leagues played two of three scheduled games Friday night as Central League’s White Sox shut out the Federals despite a rain halted no hitter by Mike Moliason. Oilers edged the Eagles 4 2 3 in East League action, with Bill Draper doubling and Larry Johnson scoring the decisive run. Moliason pitched four innings of no hit ball with eight strikeouts, while Ricky Stubbs took the loss for the Federals.
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Ace Foyle
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Donnie Smith
David Hurst
Calvin Bleck
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Donald Wright
Tim Jones
Jims
Prate
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Ricky Stubbs
Mike Bremlett
Bill
Draper
Larry Johnson
Joe Foyle
Ielief
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Hurst
Anson Jones Hosts Four Grade Elementary Track Meet
Anson Jones school staged a four event elementary track meet for boys and girls across four grade levels. Sixth grade winners included Mrs Hughes room with 43 points and Mrs Cloud’s fifth grade team with 59 points. Fourth grade winner was Mrs Hoskins room with 44 points and Mrs Benders room won third grade with 47 points. Results released by principal W C Herring. Event winners across boys and girls divisions featured yard dash, baseball throw, standing broad jump and shuttle relay with multiple top finishers listed.
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Shyord Dash
George Whitaker
Richard Endery
Steven McCouley
Jona Walker
Willie Sucrez
Mike Clepper
Tony Mortlens
Standingbrood Juma
Johnny, Carrel
Thomas Durham
Jerry Bryant
Tony Multens
Wyard Shuttle Jetsy
Keren Hansers
Mercelia McCormick
Jackie Mosler
Jon Storing
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Jackie Mosley
Nancy Reb
Barbara Forts
Rosenna Lowery
Wendy Stevens
Efien Thorpe
Richard Turners
Michael Holmes
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Loxton
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Gary Conwan
Richard Turner
Jim Baker
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Randy Meretin
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Oliva Miller
Terry Anderson
Glends Rice
Rona Wolker
Kathy Armhill
Aan Pieter
Brood Juro
Debra Dorcow
Eugenia Rontera
Patricks Patterson
Elizabeth Martinez
Eg. Devord Shuffle Reicy
Sonnie Primore
Terry Angersen
Maritin Merton
Jeenene Roush
Cynthia Anderson
Elizabeth Estrads
Any Lou Gray
Jailie Richardson
Linda Badge
JoAnn Clawson
Sandra Payne
Karen Sirott
Stuard Dash
Bobby Sanford
Dariny Palmer
Forrest Storener
Mike McCarey
Regay Gilly
Michael Reney
Gayle Bee
Beatry
St. Romain
Genny Palmer
Richard Copps
Chauncey Eaves
Michael Seamen
Soeee
Regan Giitls
Dannie Umdstram
Micha Rosey
Bobsy SR Romeins
Lee Milghel
Mike
Diane Steve
Ture
Dinnice Fishers
Laura Prot
Karen Bicker
Leanne Harrison
Jankins Curtie
Jenniifer Peerce
Meteal Roush
Melodie Young
Nancy ‘Dickerson
Jocee Prigemore
Linda Rhoades
Linds Woodall
Jeanie Adams
Jon Enlis
Laura Boralee
Marsha Wegner
Chi Chi Defies Wind To Lead Cham pions Third Round
Chi Chi Rodriguez, a 120-pound Puerto Rican, defied strong winds and sand to take the lead midway through the Tournament of Champions. He carded a two under 70 for a 26 hole total of 139, two strokes ahead of Jack Nicklaus who shot 73 for 141 as conditions remained tough.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Chi Chi
Bae
Jack Nicklaus
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