Hex Misses Again as Phils Take Colts 5 2
Houston Colt .45s lose to Philadelphia Phillies 5 2 as Ray Culp wins in six innings. Key moments include Demeter’s homer for Philly and Rusty Staub triple for Houston. Managerial notes touch on Gena Mauch’s Philadelphia team and draft-era context.
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Never Bend Stepping in Preakness Contenders Scene
Baltimore AP report outlines a deep Preakness field with Never Bend and Chateaugay in the spotlight. Trainers pace for Saturday as Never Bend displays sharp speed in workouts and jockey Manuel Ycaza prepares to strike early, while Candy Spots and other top entries threaten the early pace.
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Woody Stephens
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John W. Galbreath
Rex Ellsworth
Aliso
Michael and
Jack Stein
T. D. Buhi
William B. Robinson
Man Jules
Candy Spots
Clinton Bais BoSox Back To AS Lead
The Red Sox move into American League lead after a 3-0 win over the Angels as Earl Wilson fires a two hitter. Baltimore also wins, moving to third with a 9-1 rout of Washington behind Brooks Robinson and Jackie Brandt.
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George Thomas
Bob Rodgers
Brooks Robinson
Jackie Brandt
Orioles
Robinson
Chuck Estrada
Little League Leaders Keep Three Races Tight
In a busy score sheet night, top teams in multiple leagues held firm as leaders stayed close. Notable performances included Garrett’s no hitter for the Dodgers and strong pitching from Cavaretta for the Phillies, while West and Central standings remained tight with several two to three game separations.
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Baseball Opens Bi-District Play
Bidistrict playoffs began in Texas schoolboy baseball with eight teams advancing per class. State champions Bellaire and El Campo remain in contention as district titles are settled. Class AAAA tie-ins include El Paso Jefferson vs San Angelo and Lubbock Monterey vs Fort Worth Haltom, among others. The Class AAA pairings feature Dumas against Pecos and Fort Worth Castleberry against McKinney, with the state tournament set for June 4-5 in Austin, featuring four teams per class.
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el Campo
el Paso
Jefferson
San Angelo
Lubbock
Monterey
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Haltom
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Dallas
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Galveston
Austin
Corpus Christi
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Lee
Edgwood
Dumas
Pecos
Snyde
Burkburnett
Castleberry
McKinney
Kilgore
Cleburne
Jasper
Huntsville
Alvin
la Vega
San Marcos
Mission
Stone tops field in Oklahoma City Open round one
Bob Stone fired a 68 to lead the Oklahoma City Open after windy conditions at Quail Creek. Doug Sanders George Bayer Ken Still and host pro Ernie Vossier trailed by one stroke. Rex Baxter Jr. briefly led with a 33 start but faded to finish 70 as Art Wall Jr. withdrew after a 84.
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Bob Stone
Junction City
Kan
PGA
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Quail Creek
Doug Sanders
George Bayer
Ken Still
Ernie Vossier
Rex Baxter Jr
Tith
Baxter
Art Wall Jr
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Gilliam Sparks Dodgers Comeback In Narrow 1-0 Win
Dodgers edge Pirates 1-0 as Jim Gilliam scores the decisive run. Johnny Roseboro adds a two out single in the ninth for the Dodgers. Gilliam homers later, while Johnny Podres earns the win. Giants beat Mets 6-5. Cubs blank Reds 2-0. Brewers topple Cardinals 5-2. Phillies down Astros 5-2.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Davis
Pirates
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Johnny Podres
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Giants
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
New York Mets
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Milwaukee
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Philadelphia
Houston
Baseball scores from scattered leagues and a Cubs win
Texas League results show El Paso defeating Albuquerque 17 to 6 and San Antonio over Austin. Pacific Coast League reports Seattle and San Diego games plus Hawaii routing Portland. In a Cubs win Ernie Banks drove in a run in the seventh as Larry Jackson allowed six hits to beat Jim OToole. Musial and Oliver homered late for the Cardinals, Lemaster got the win.
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Portland
Ernie Banks
Cubs
Larry Jackson
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Diller Wil Ne Arawa
Wright Faulk Lead Muskogee Open Round One
In Muskogee Oklahoma Mickey Wright and Mary Lena Faulk carded 70s to lead the Muskogee Women’s Open. Faulk went one under early, stayed even after a bogey, while Wright was one under at the turn before a costly three putt on the 18th denied sole lead.
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Mary Lena Faulk
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New Conference Sets Organization Today
Arlington AP reports the new Southland Conference with five colleges will be formally organized today. The group will draft its constitution bylaws recruiting rules and schedules. Football schedules likely cannot form a championship race this season and may not start until 1963. Basketball begins this fall with track golf and tennis next spring.
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Arlington
Southland Conference
Bucs Beat Cubs as Pirates move to 4-1 in league play
The Channelview Little League saw the Pirates top the Cubs 5-2 to keep their lead at 4-1. Bobby Boykin earned the win with five strikeouts and two walks over three hits allowed. Wayne Stenton delivered a two run double for the Pirates, while Sonny McCloud took the loss for the Cubs.
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Adams
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Tony la Fluer
Unclear OCR Sports Box Notes From Philadelphia Houston
Fragmentary text shows names Taylor Covington Staub and Calilsan with teams Philadelphia Houston referencing Demeter Gemeter and DP DP Demeter. Mentions scores 71 27 percent 8 dollars. Lacks coherent event or date.
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Houston
Demeter
Taylor
Gemeter
Covingtan
Staub
S—Calilsan
Gonzatex
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