Baseball scoreboard and Monday results across leagues
Scores show Boston a 8 Washington 3 and Los Angeles 7 Detroit 0 as night games. Monday results include St. Louis over Milwaukee 4-2 and New York 4-2 in a late game. Today’s games feature New York at Cincinnati, Chicago at St. Louis, and Los Angeles at Philadelphia among others, with several night contests on tap.
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Andy Says Do You Know We Use Special Cleaning
A speaker notes that special chemicals and cleaning equipment ensure the job is done right. The message warns that an automatic transmission will fail if even a single grain of sand enters a vital spot, implying the need for thorough precautions.
Collins' 67 Tops Pro Am Purses in Dallas
Twenty touring pros en route to the Oklahoma City Open played a pro-am at Oak Gulf Country Club in Dallas. Bill Collins shot 3 under par 67 for low pro honors and his team tied for first, earning 875 dollars. Bob Charles and Billy Maxwell matched 68s, each taking 350 dollars.
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Red Sox pull into second place as AL chaos unfolds
Boston moves to runner-up in the American League after a 5 3 win over Washington as Chicago leads and Kansas City slides. The Angels rout the White Sox 7 3 while Houston tops the Mets 4 2 to climb into ninth with Milwaukee. Bob Tillman hits a decisive third inning homer for Boston along with Malzone and Stuart doubles. Bernie Williams.
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Channelview Students Earn Three Track Marks
Channelview Junior High eighth graders Keith Martin and Kenneth Musgrove set district track marks at a Baytown meet and an Austin meet. Keith vaulted 12 feet 6 inches and broad jumped 18 feet 5 inches while running 100 yards in 10.7 seconds. Kenneth placed second in broad jump with 19 feet 6 inches and ran 100 yards in 10.7 seconds. both play football and basketball and hold solid grades.
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Palmer Seeks Rest From Golf Amid Health Woes
Latrobe, AP. Arnold Palmer, tired and wary of poor form, says he plans a break from golf to rest and reassess. He disclosed a painful back cyst hampered recent rounds, though no operation was scheduled. He will abstain for a week then begin light practice, aiming for a fresh start after a tough Colonial Invitational showing. Palmer trails in money list and lost Masters bid to Jack Nicklaus.
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Courage to choose a Volkswagen Station Wagon
This vintage ad notes the wagon’s large interior and air cooled engine. It claims space for eight adults plus luggage, about 24 miles per gallon, and easy ownership with modest costs. It playfully contrasts size to larger wagons and teases attention from rivals in Baytown.
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Mickey Herskowitz A Texas sports prodigy rises
Houston Post writer Mickey Herskowitz, age 30, earns praise as Texas top writer for 1962 Colt 45 coverage. Dubbed a born multitasker, he writes for The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated, hosts radio shows, teaches at Sam Houston State College, and writes a book for Doubleday.
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Chateaugay Eyes Preakness Jinx at Pimlico
In Baltimore AP reports Chateaugay prepared for the $150,000 plus Preakness Stakes with a stubborn Pimlico track and a jinx surrounding Derby winners. If he wins, he becomes only the fifth Derby winner in 19 years to take Pimlico, part of a rare triple crown pursuit amid mixed odds for runners-up from Churchill Downs. Odds favor second-place Derby finishers or Preakness winners, a trend that offers relief to Never Bend’s connections.
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