Pirates blank Colt .45s as Mazeroski drives in three
Pittsburgh Pirates defeated the Houston Colt .45s 5 to 0 behind three runs in the fourth and two more in the fifth. Bob Bailey and Mazeroski led the attack with key hits while Don Cardwell and the bullpen shut down Houston’s offense. Temple and Spangler argued with umpires triggering a brief bench dispute.
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Dodgers Sweep Mets Behind Koufax And Perranoski
Dodgers move within one game of the Giants after a doubleheader sweep of the New York Mets. Sandy Koufax pitched a two hitter for a 10 win, while Ron Perranoski threw seven innings of relief in a 4-2 victory. Frank Howard's 13th inning homer decided the second game, as Los Angeles extended its streak to six straight wins.
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Malzone Bats Home as Faul Highlights Red Sox Rally
Mike Ratheld reports a hypnotism influenced Boston win as Bill Faul shines in his first major league start, allowing three hits in a 5 1 victory while Norm Malzone powers the Red Sox with six hits including two home runs and five RBIs. Boston splits a doubleheader with Kansas City. Baltimore, Chicago, and the Angels also win their games.
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Associated Press
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Washington
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Red Sox
Parkhurst Enters Gulf Federation Meet in Gulf coast action
Parkhurst of Baytown and Johnny Morriss of Houston Jones High lead a group of schoolboy track stars entering the Gulf Federation Meet. Parkhurst returns from an injury. Morriss is a state high jump champion. Filings include Wheatley Columbus Galveston and Texas City athletes.
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Ters
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Jimmie Maker
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Mike Singleton
Sonny McCloud
Johnny Wilson
Joe Calhoun
Tommy Bohannon
Miss Wright Wins Muskogee Open in Record Stroke Victory
Mickey Wright opened the season with a strong showing at the Muskogee Women’s Open in Oklahoma. She blistered the course to post a 6 under par stroke victory, tying the course record and securing her fourth tourney win of the year.
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Okla
Mickey Wright
Tors Hope Choate Can Pitch Monday In Playoff
Galveston in bidistrict playoffs with ace righty Choate possibly starting after a 7 2 loss to Port Neches Groves. Choate left with a foot injury but no swelling noted. rain-friendly forecast for Monday as list List and 4 Streets Pony League Park hosts game one with potential third game at Port Neches Tuesday. Port Neches Groves built early lead and held on behind Hollomon on the mound while Preston Berwick led the offense with 3 hits.
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Houston
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Preston Berwick
Indians
Pat Holloman
O'Brien's and Brunson Win Softball Opener in Bay Town
O'Brien's beat Buck Turner 1 4 at Roseland Park with Mac McClain earning the win and Elmer Burns taking the loss. Brunson defeated Hathaways 26516 in the nightcap as Richard Oviedo and Leroy Wilcox teamed for the victory with Burlton Ratliff losing.
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Baytown
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Buck Turner
Roseland Park
Hathaways
Mac McClain
Elmer Burns
Richard Oviedo
Leroy Wilcox
Burlton Ratliff
Kenny Day Wins First Decathlon At Baytown Track Finish
Baytown hosted its season end decathlon open to juniors and sophomores with Kenny Day winning 3990 points. Charles Kilgore, Johny Bolmanski, Douglas Haddle and Rex Kulbeth follow in scoring as 38 starters and 34 finishers competed across ten events over five days.
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Davis May Have Known Of His Impending Death
Davis close friends say the Syracuse Heisman winner and Cleveland Browns star Ernie Davis likely sensed his death from acute leukemia. He died at 23 in Lakeside Hospital after stopping by to say goodbye to Browns president Arthur Modell. Davis signed a 1962 Browns pact plus a 15 000 bonus but never played in the NFL. Funeral in Elmira, New York, with Browns officials planning to honor his memory and start a leukemia research foundation.
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Jim Brown
New Salem
NFL Faces TV Deals and Bylaws at Open Meeting
The NFL opens its first post-Razelle meeting to decide on future TV contracts and bidding rules, with 14 teams under CBS and a one-year NBC championship deal in place. Officials weigh closed circuit TV, pay TV, and player benefits funding while continuing Rosenbloom's suspension and other winter-berth issues, including a revived look at rules on safeties and double shifts.
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National Football League
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Baseball Scorecard Highlights From AP Roundup
In American League results Boston swept games, Los Angeles beat New York, Cleveland topped Minnesota, Baltimore defeated Chicago in ten innings, and Detroit routed Washington. Sunday standings are mixed with several tight divisional battles noted. National League results include Chicago over Milwaukee, Philadelphia over San Francisco, and Cincinnati over St. Louis in tight contests. Pacific Coast and Texas Leagues also feature varied scores with Seattle, Dallas Fort Worth, and Denver posting wins.
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Fairfield Beats Boros By Stroke At Oklahoma City Open
Don Fairfield ended a three year drought with a one stroke victory over Julius Boros at Quail Creek which hosted the muddy seven thousand yard course. Fairfield capped a par closing 72 hole 280 total as a thundershower earlier in the day turned the red clay fairways to sticky mud.
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