AL Freshmen Managers See Bizarre Plays In Narrow Losses
Washington manager Ted Williams watched Ed Brahma hit into a double play as California edged the Senators 1-0. Baltimore’s Paul Blair stole a late homer from Rod Carew, and Minnesota fell behind 9-2 before rallying to 9-8. Boston beat Oakland 2-1, New York topped Seattle 5-4, Cleveland edged Kansas City in 11, and Chicago shut out St. Louis 6-0.
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Softball Schedule for Church and Open Leagues
The schedule lists games for Thursday and Friday including First Baptist versus Memorial Baptist in slow pitch at 7:00 and Gulf Oil versus Baytown Aces at 8:00 on Thursday. Friday features First Baptist against Central Baptist at 7:00 and St Mark's Methodist versus Crosby Baptist at 8:00 with St Johns Methodist against Pitch at 9:00.
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Astros face Cubs with strong pitching in open series
Houston and Chicago square off as Harry Walker plans to use top arms Friday and Saturday, with Don Wilson and Larry Dierker set to start. In Montreal, Lemaster earns his first win as Astros beat Expos 3-1 on a Jesus Alou homer and a late inning run.
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