Deciding Game in Pasadena Sets Ware Playoff Final
In the North and South ware playoffs, AEL and Brazosport meet in a deciding game Friday at Pasadena's New Field. Both teams show even batting averages in zone play, with Pasadena leading in team highs and individual standouts like Rupert Garcia, Eddie Carroll, and David Pratt contributing. The third game pits Ganders Mike Henderson against Pratt as Pasadena and Texas City claim top zones, with kickoff at 8 p.m. and local scrimmages prior to the decisive matchup.
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Sitton Ables Top Bowling Honor Roll
Sitton and Carlos Ables led weekly bowling with top overall scores. Ables opened with a 237 game then 270 and 253 for a 760 series, while Dot Sitton posted a 581 series including a 203 start and 174 final game in the Morning Glory League. Willie Simmons and Audine Dixon trailed in women’s totals, with Simmons at 568 and Dixon 546. Art Hutchinson moved to second among men with a 629 series.
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Industrial League & Mh
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Sharon
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Record runless streak by A's in 1906 drives baseball trivia
The Athletics set a major league record in 1906 by producing 48 straight innings without scoring a run. The team endured a long drought, highlighting the era's tough offensives and pitching dominance.
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