Gander team to hold first real contact scrimmage
The Ganders near spring drills with a Friday Memorial Stadium scrimmage at 3:30 to 4 pm after a week of light 30 minute practices. Coach Pete Sultis trimmed injuries and illness as 57 players prepared, with a six man defensive line and fullback candidates shaping the varsity outlook.
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Pro Veteran Clatterbuck Signed By Oilers
Houston Oilers land Bobby Clatterbuck a 1950s UH record holder and former Giants quarterback. native of San Angelo, Texas, he starred for the Cougars, guiding UH to a strong passing attack and owning multiple school records. now living in San Angelo with his wife Judy and three children, Clatterbuck joins the Oilers as a AFL pro.
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Baseball Standings and Thursday Results Across Leagues
Summary of American League results with Boston beating Chicago 1 to 0 and Cleveland over New York 3 to 2 in a one inning game. Detroit and Washington postponed by rain, plus Baltimore and Kansas City rain delays. Other league notes include Cincinnati routing Chicago A and Milwaukee down St Louis, with San Francisco and Waterpia fixtures. Pan American Association and Texas League results list multiple city matchups and postponements with teams like Houston Louisville and Dallas-Fort Worth.
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Buffs Hold Lead With 3-0 Win Over Dallas Fort Worth
Houston's Al Lary pitched a one hitter as the Buffs beat Dallas-Fort Worth 3-0 to maintain their lead in the American Association standings. Sam Drake homered in the first, Mack Jones homered in the eighth to put Louisville ahead, and Denver powered past Charleston with three homers for five runs. Indianapolis won in 13 innings, Denver ended a three-game skid with a 10-8 victory, and Louisville moved ahead of St. Paul 3-2 in a tight race.
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Little League Standings and Friday Games Summary
East League shows Dodgers, Tigers, Cardinals, Giants with scattered scores. Batters include Lewis Boswell, Paul Bradbury, Randy Buckman and Sonny Baughman. Next Monday features Dodgers at Giants and Tigers at Cardinals. West League lists Yankees, Tigers, Indians, Cubs, Red Sox with Thursday results and battery pairs noted.
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Record Bowling Scores Highlight League Standouts
Carolyn Hansen set a new high series 592 and high game 222 in the Early Birds League while Mae Cole posted 207 and Babe Weaver 201 in Coffee Breakers. Warren and Johnny Dahn led Wednesday Merchants with 236 and 234. George Farrell and Elayne Webber topped Worcester Baptist and women's leagues respectively with 213 and 210. Stub Dahn led men in Guy's and Dolls with 218 as Carolyn Hansen nearly reached 600. Ann Smith team captured first, high ladies 225 by Velie, high men 650 by Dahn, and Bobby Nichols achieved a 1M game and 501 series.
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Cards Cut Dodger Lead in Slugfest Night
East and West League games produced big innings as the Cardinals surged to a key win to pull even with the Tigers in second place. The Yankees and Indians split, the Red Sox stay in a first-place tangle, and Palmer clinched a playoff win at Houston Open, while Collins collected prizes.
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Billy Maxwell Leads Colonial Open Front Rounding Fort Worth
In Fort Worth Texas AP Maxwell holds a one stroke edge over Barber and Deery as 34 players compete in the Colonial National Invitational. The 14 year pursuit of a tournament title continues for Maxwell who has long chased championships and posted consistent finishes this season and previously in Las Vegas Yorba Linda DeSoto and other venues.
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Red Sox Threat To Leader Of American Loop
Boston's Red Sox win four in a row and move within a half game of the AL lead after a 4 1 victory over Chicago. Pete Runnels drives in the decisive run with a ninth inning single, while Tom Brewer allows two hits. Yankees fall further back after extra inning loss. In the NL, San Francisco extends lead and Cincinnati wins big. Yogi Berra birthdays noted.
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