Farrell shuts out Giants as Colt 49 beat San Francisco
Houston’s Dick Farrell tosses a five hitter and blanks the Giants 4 to 0 in a standout Friday night game. Carl Warwick drives in three with a double, while Norm Larker and Pidge Browne also score. Farrell belts a 420 foot homer and is assisted by Larsen in relief as Houston rallies past San Francisco.
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Norm Larker
Pidge Browne
Carl Warwick
Bob Aspromonte
Warwick
Perry
Don
Larsen
Merritt Ranen
Farrell
Honigan
Don Newcombe
Ranow
Aspromonte
Pop
Willie Mays
Bob Lillis
Giants
Mays
Felipe
Willie McCovey
Mr. Big
Tom Haller
Chuck Hiller
Dublin
Umy Kuenn
Houston
Cepeda
Lillis
Ume
Juan Marichal
Hal Woodeshick
Ken Johnson
Jack Sanford
Francisco Woustor
Hiller
Llllis
Malias
Lorker
Pendieton
A. Holter
Browne
Pagan
Warwik
Ranew
Perry P Dogo
Kluch Chooses Sam Houston Walker Oliver Lead Gander Stars
Ronnie Kluch, joining Richard Walker and Robert Oliver, heads to Sam Houston State College on a baseball scholarship. The Gander trio fueled a strong season, with Walker hitting .432 in 113 district games and Oliver posting a 5 1 record with a low ERA, as Gander finished second in district play and Baytown dominated the league.
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Ronnie Kluch
Richard Walker
Robert Oliver
Kluch
Henry V. Kluch
Highlands
Sam Houston State College
1860
Vernon Olney
Jimmy Dodd
Bearkats
Walker
Oliver
Baytown
Jerry Kemplay
RBI
Sammy Masters
Ronnie Clanion
Kemplay
Kelly Rushing
Three SWC marks set first day in Waco
In the South west Conference meet, three records were set on day one. Danny Roberts of Texas A&M posted a varsity shot put mark of 57 feet 14 inches to lead preliminaries and finals, topping Baylor’s John Fry from last year. Baylor led in several events while Texas A&M and Texas also advanced strong showings as Baylor claimed primacy in the freshman division.
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Danny Roberts
Texas A&m
Roberts
John Fry
Baylor
Bears
Texas
Jong
Cubs
Dodgers beat Cardinals as Minoso injures on the field
The Dodgers won a frustrating game against the Cardinals as Minoso was carried from the field with a skull injury after colliding with a concrete fence. The win moved Los Angeles to second place in the NL, with Dick Farrell delivering a 7-0 shutout of the Giants to trim San Francisco's lead.
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Bob Green
Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Cardinal
Minnie Minoso
Minoso
Farrell
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Dodgers
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Thresenames
Cards Win Golf, 220 Mark Set
BEAUMONT AP Lone Star Conference stars set marks in the track meet. East Texas’ R L Lasater ran 220 yards in 20.5 seconds to break the conference record set in 1937 by Delmer Brown, now his coach. Lamar Tech won golf and led toward the tennis title with players in singles and doubles semifinals.
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Beaumont
East Texas
R. L. Lasater
Delmer Brown
Lasater
Lamar Tech
Tech
Indians Edge Louisville 1-0 For 7th Win In A Row
The Indianapolis Indians broke a scoreless tie with a ninth inning run to beat Louisville 1-0, sweeping the American Association series and widening their lead to a full game. Oklahoma City's 89ers extended their win streak to seven with a 3-2 victory over Dallas-Fort Worth as Joe Wooten, a sacrifice, and J. C. Hartman drove the deciding runs.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis Indians
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Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Dallas-Fort Worth
Joe Wooten
J. C. Hartman
Texas Faces Arizona For District Crown
Texas will meet Arizona for the NCAA District 6 championship in a three game series starting Thursday in Tucson. The winner advances to the NCAA tournament in Omaha, Neb. Texas holds a 2 175 record.
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Omaha
Neb
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Iin
REL Honors Lettermen at Spring Banquet
Letter winners in literary and athletics will be honored at 7 p.m. Saturday in the REL cafeteria during the annual spring banquet. Notable athletes include Ray Gothring and Ellis Smith, Ronnie Kluch as baseball MVP, and six state champion track teammates Bert Hill Joe Lee Freddy Clark Don Parkhurst James Vegas 4am Wayne Hosea. Dr George Walmsley will be master of ceremonies. Coaches will present letters and Sun sports editor Jimmie Woods will present the MVP award.
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Robert E. Lee
REL
Ray Gothring
Ellis Smith
Ronnie Kluch
Bert Hill
Joe Lee
Freddy Clark
Don Parkhurst
James Vegas
Wayne Hosea
George Walmsley
Sun Sports
Jimmie Woods
Liveley Takes SWC Golf Crown
John Lively of Texas A M won the Southwest Conference golf title with 284 over 72 holes and 144 for 36 holes Friday finishing four strokes ahead. Texas A M also won the team championship as Fetters placed second with 288 and Sikes was third at 289, while Rice appeared strong in tennis with Sebrick and Howorth meeting for the singles crown and several other players advancing to finals.
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WACO
John Lively
Texas A&m
Ifinals
Lively
Tim Fetters
R. WH. Sikes
Arkansas
Rice
Fritz Sebrick
Tom Howorth
Southern Methodist
Schunck
Daryl Allison
Texas Tech
Haworth
Jeal Marcus
Angles Third As Grant Halts Yanks and Cubs Beat Mets
Belinsky dominates White Sox for a no-hitter through eight as the Angels rally, while Grant limits the Yankees to five hits in a 7-2 win for Cleveland. Detroit, Washington, and Kansas City post wins amid a slate of NL results including Dodgers, Astros, and a 10-inning Reds-Pirates finish.
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Belinsky
Angels
Little Rock
White Sox
al Smith
Cleveland Indians
Army
Jim
Mudcat) Grant
New York Yankees
Cleveland
Detroit
Boston
Paul Foytack
Washington
Baltimore
Kansas City
Minnesota
Los Angeles Dodgers
St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Associated Press
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Angeles
Ienice
Detraly
Washington Frida
Might
Chicago
Los Angeles
Burnside
Barber
Newark
Brotford
Horlen
Agm Baston
Canley
Mars
Player's 138 Leads Field At Colonial
Gary Player holds a one shot lead entering the third round of the Colonial National Invitation after a 70 as Arnold Palmer and Johnny Pott chase. Doug Ford and Jack Nicklaus stand two behind, while defending champion Doug Sanders and Ben Hogan are in the 142–143 range.
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Colonial
Bort Worth
Tex
Gary Player
Sizaling
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Johnny Pott
Byron Nelson
Pott
Bruce Crampton Palmer
Player
Doug Ford
Jack Nicklaus
Ford
Nicklaus
Doug Sanders
Ben Hogan
Southwest Conference drafts standard letter of intent
Waco AP The Southwest Conference winds up spring meeting with plans for a standard letter of intent among major conferences. Dr. J William Davis of Texas Tech, head of an NCAA committee, optimistic all big conferences will adopt it while ACC already lines up. Youth issues and possible basketball fix investigations also surface.
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WACO
William Davis
Texas Tech
NCAA
Texas A&m College
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Texan
Lions Beat White Sox 33 in Six Inning Little League Clash
The Central League Lions upset the unbeaten White Sox 33 in six innings Friday night as two other leagues saw tight leader boards. Lions pitcher Mike McCune allowed one hit with two outs in the sixth, while Larry Cryer led with three of four Lions hits. Giants and Indians each rallied for wins while other games produced close scores in a busy Friday slate across the minors.
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Milwaukee
New
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Associated Press
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Yan
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Cubs
Ker
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White Sox
Indians
Tiger Stadium
Bo Belinsky
Belinsky
Gene Woodling
Smith
Ralph Terry
Dan Dillard
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John Romano
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Smuth
Nellie Fox
Woodie Held
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Aish Sc Byler
Sig Alist
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Unclear sports schedule with scattered matchups
A jumbled weekly sports list shows games including Houston Colts versus San Francisco Giants, Red Sox versus Cubs, and Dodgers versus Ward Road, with venues like Colt Stadium and Lakewood mentioned amid many garbled terms and inconsistent times. The fragmentary text closely ties teams to cities and venues but lacks coherent structure.
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San Francisco Giants
Colt Stadium
Houston
Red Sox
Cubs
Loxewood
Tigers
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Get
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Word Road
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Federola
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Lee
Granty
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Yankees
A.m. Miner Mignicant
Fractured Skull Sidelines Minoso For Weeks
St Louis Cardinals star Minnie Minoso fractured his skull in a diving collision with the left field wall and will be out for several weeks. Doctors report the fracture is three to four inches long above the right ear with no brain pressure, though risk remains. The injury comes after a rib pull slowed his season and comes during a 8-5 Dodgers victory that dropped St Louis to third in the NL standings.
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ST. Louis
Minnie Minoso
St. Louis Cardinals
Stan London
Minoso
Redbirds
Grid Drills In Final Week For Spring Football
Spring practice moves into its last week as Ganders hold scrimmages and a squad game. Coaches seek backfield prospects to solve the quarterback problem with five days remaining after Richard Hargraves missed time with an infected foot. Head coach Peta Sultis expects two scrimmages and a likely spring game next Friday to wrap the three week period.
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Richard Hargraves
Cash hits lone roof-clearing homer at Tiger Stadium
Detroit first baseman Norm Cash belted a historic home run that cleared Tiger Stadium’s 350 foot arch, the sixth fair ball ever to leave the park. Pitcher Paul Foytack, the winner over Boston 5-1, recalled similar blasts as fans and staff retrieved the ball outside the stadium.
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Norm Cash
Tiger Stadium
Detroit Tiger
Cash
Paul Foytack
Tigers
Boston
Foytack
Foylack
Red Sox
Tiger
Ted Williams
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankee
Homer
Harold Wenzel
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