Drysdale Fires Three Hitter In Houston Debut
Don Drysdale dominated the Colt .45s, holding them hitless from the second to the ninth as the Dodgers routed Houston. Bruce struggled with control, walking five and allowing runs, while San Francisco’s power trio faces the Giants in Frisco. Attendance neared 22,000 with tense moments as Jim Gilliam was ejected for tossing his helmet in the Houston major league game.
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Baytown Relays Sparks Accusations Of Rigging Victory
Lee Relays saw Bill McGee of Lamar accuse Baytown of rigging the home meet as they edged Ganders for the team trophy. Baytown won the half mile sprint medley and the Redskins earlier beat Baytown in the mile relay, ending Ganders five year reign amid sharp exchanges and a prior Houston Relays rumor.
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Baytown Relays Face Ganders In Tough Meet
Baytown track squads rely on relay strength to topple the Ganders who seldom lose. After beating Ganders in Austin last week, speculation arises about the integrity of Dr. Rhea Williams, athletic director of the University Interscholastic League, and potential rigging.
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Brownwood Lions win 3A state track title by 40 38
Doug Young, a discus thrower, scored the decisive points as Brownwood edged Robstown 40 to 38 for the Class 3A team title. Young, initially third in Region II, was later cleared to compete after a dispute led to a late qualification. Robstown led by default until the final tally. In 4A region action Galena Park’s Tommy Moore was allowed to participate after a disputed scratch, shifting final placements. Baytown’s David Conway watched from the sidelines as Adams upset unfolded. In girls tennis, Midland Lee’s Barbara Laine and Caral Nix defeated Beverly Gatlin and Gwen Bussa to claim the 4A state title.
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Johnson Victor In Court Tries It In Ring Next
Harold Johnson, the NBAs light heavyweight champion, won the first round in a legal dispute with his manager over purses and now targets Doug Jones in a 15 round title bout broadcast nationally. Johnson, 33, had threatened to pull out unless his purse was escrowed or the manager could take his share immediately after the fight, but conferences among lawyers, a judge and an athletic commissioner aide led to a ruling that Johnson's 50 percent share would be held in escrow.
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Lamar Tech Faces Lone Star Ruling on Olivieri Pact
Beaumont AP report notes Lamar Tech awaits ruling in a dispute over Olivieri's 50 percent cut and a $4600 claim tied to a fight last August. NCAA re hearing set for June 4, with Johnson and Jones leading a slate of track, tennis, and golf events as teams prep for the regional tourney.
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Schunck Faces Allison In SWC Tennis Semi Final
Top seed Britz Schunck of Rice advances to the Southwest Conference semifinal against Texas Tech's Daryl Allison after a tight win over Jerry Walters. Other semis feature Tom Howarth of SMU facing Neal Marcus of Rice while Allison and Sutherland beat Marcus and Bertram.
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Oklahoma City Nets Sixth Straight Win 4-3
Oklahoma City won its sixth consecutive game with a 4-3 score as Omaha moved into a virtual tie for first in the American Association. Omaha shut out the Denver Bears 3-1 and closed within eight percentage points of the league lead, while Indianapolis and Louisville postponed their game due to wet grounds.
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Four Teams Open Hot Race For Lead In Texas League
The Texas League title race tightens as El Paso holds first place while Albuquerque Tul sa and Austin sit one game back. San Antonio beat Sun Kings 7-5, Albuquerque beat Amarillo 16-5, and Austin defeated Tulsa 11-9. The Dukes moved into second place by percentage as Albuquerque piled up 16 hits and El Paso dropped a loss.
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O'Dell Shuts Out Cards For Giants
Giants pitcher Billy O'Dell pitched a complete game for a 6-0 win over the St Louis Cardinals, extending San Francisco's NL lead to four games. Don Drysdale followed with a three hitter and Dodgers beat Houston 6-2. Milwaukee edged Pittsburgh 4-3 as Frank Bolling hit a ninth inning homer.
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Texas Captures 35th SWC Title
Texas rallies from a 9-2 deficit to beat Texas A&M 10 innings in the Southwest Conference baseball final. Gary London doubled home the winning run after Ed Kasper tied the game with an infield hit. Texas earns the 35th conference crown and advances toward NCAA playoffs, likely facing Arizona in Tucson starting May 17.
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