Reds Rip Astros Behind Robison's Five Hit Night
Frank Robinson collected five hits including two homers driving in seven as Cincinnati crushed Houston 13-3. Vada Pinson and Jim Maloney also starred as the Reds built a 15 hit attack and Maloney earned his fourth win in five decisions. Jim Umbriht underwent cancer surgery months earlier and spoke about his comeback effort and the role of public awareness in early cancer detection.
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Robinson powers Reds past Astros with five hits and seven RBIs
Frank Robinson went 5-for-5 with two homers and seven RBIs as Cincinnati shellacked Houston 13-3. The 27-year-old righty slugger boosted his season totals to six homers and 22 RBIs, including a third inning double and a sixth inning two-run homer. The Reds' offense erupted behind Robinson as other stars contributed, sealing a dominant night across the league with notable wins by St. Louis, San Francisco, and Chicago clubs.
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Night Game Ends With Houston Loss to Cincinnati
Houston fell 3 to 2 at home as Cincinnati built an early lead. Rose homered for Cincinnati while Bateman and Robinson added RBIs for Houston, with pitching by Umbricht and Zachary. Davis and Pinson contributed for the Houston offense in a tight nine inning contest.
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Sikes Seeks SWC Golf Crown As Schunck Leads
ARKANSAS star R H Sikes aims for a Southwest Conference title at Fayetteville Country Club after a 36 hole, 6th place start. Rice players Schunck Parker advance to semifinals as Texas and Baylor compete for doubles. Results include Byrd 67 first round medal, Johnson 69, and several battles for top seeds.
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Jim Parker
Daryl Allison
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Baylor
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Rod Bliss
SMUU
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A&mt
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Jimmy Robinson
Ed Williams
Ricky Williams
Robert Peterson
Texas Tech
Robison
Pete Hennessy
Mike Lawless
Doug Sassman
Mike Amis
Southern Methodist
Peterson
This Week in Sports Schedule Fragment
Marketed as a local sports roundup, reads like a cluttered schedule with multiple team matchups across venues. Key items include Giants vs Tigers and Wolves at Ward Road four pm, Groves vs White Sox and Buffs vs Petteons at Lee Drive six pm, Steers vs Hornets and Cobbs versus Orioles at Lakewood six pm, Colt 455 against Chicago Cubs at Colt Stadium eight pm, Saturday events with Colt 455 versus Chicago Cuba at Colt Stadium twelve thirty pm, Cougars versus Salts and Beart versus Owls at Lee Drive six pm, REL Spring Senquet at cafeteria seven pm, and Colt 45s vs Chicago at Colt Stadium two thirty pm.
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Sanders Leads Colonial One Shot Into Round Two
Doug Sanders, known for a blazing putter, holds a one stroke lead after a 67 at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth. Don January withdrew after disqualifying himself for playing the wrong ball on the eighth hole. Collins, Barber, Rosburg and a six-way group including Nicklaus and Boros chase Sanders as Palmer sits in a large pack after a birdie start.
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Gardner Dickinson Jr
Phil Rodgers
Tony Lema
Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Dey Lands Phenom Poise Main Asset Of Nicklaus' Game
Jack Nicklaus’ poise described as his chief asset by Joe Dey of the USGA. At 23, the Columbus native is viewed as a potential all time great with power and superb putting. Open entry list shows 2410 players vying for Brookline crown. Hogan absent due to bursitis, list notes other exempt players and qualifiers.
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Pee Wee Leaguers Defeat Colts 13-2 In Tucson
In a Channelview Littles League Pee Wee game none of the Eagles’ innings saw a zero as they beat the Colts 13-2. Winning pitcher Robert Bifeld allowed two runs on four hits with 12 strikeouts and four walks. Kim Holland added two singles while Jimmie Keesese doubled to pace the Eagles' offense. Meanwhile flags of Spain, Mexico, the Confederacy and the United States flew over Tucson, Ariz.
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Kim Holland
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Ray Herbert Shuts Out Yankees in 2-0 No-Hitter
Rays Herbert improves to 4-1 with four wins in a row all by shutout as Chicago White Sox beat New York 2-0. He extends scoreless streak to 27 innings aided by a two run double from Ron Hansen. In other games, Baltimore and Washington win to stay near leaders. National League scores include San Francisco, Chicago Cubs, St. Louis, Cincinnati, and Mets victories.
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