Montgomery Tops Texas U S Open qualifiers for Dallas sectional
Fort Worth golfer Jack Montgomery led 35 players to the Dallas sectional for the U S Open qualifiers. He shot 71 and 66 at the Dallas Athletic Club course, posting one of the nation’s best totals. Dallas qualifiers include Shackelford, Maxwell, Kitesh, Schlee, Courtney, Dit, Spray, Allen, Voss, Collins, Andrick, Baxter, Lawrence, Shields, Hadiock, Dixon, Ferry, Conrad, and Whittenton. The sectional is set for June 3 at the same DAC course.
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Major League Leaders Highlights and Top Stat Leaders
The Associated Press lists leaders by league with notable figures in batting runs RBIs and home runs. Key names include F Howard of Washington and Rose of Cincinnati leading batting, McCovey San Francisco with RBIs, Aaron Atlanta and Fenn Cleveland among top pitchers, plus Wills and Johnson in steals.
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Ganders End Spring Training With Young Roster
Robert E. Lee Ganders wrap spring drills under head coach Ron Kramer. The 1968 squad is young with limited experience but strong determination, returning ten lettermen and three starters. Key players include Garcias, Malloy, Herrera, Contreras, Lemmon, Pullick, Jenkins, and others as coaches plan a four-team structure and hopeful depth for varsity play.
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Robert E. Lee
Tino Garcia
James Malloy
Daniel Herrera
Albert Contreras
Robert Lemmon
Kyle Pullick
Les Rie Jenkins
Edfie Contreras
Berry Brunson
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Tommy Clark
Sophocre Jerry Jamison
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George Franco
Monster Jman
George Whitaker
Ralph Galde
Roy Martinez
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Marcos Bryant
Ferrera
Malfcy Cr Adiong
Ted Watson
Cecil Hayes
Joe Richardson
Monster Man
Leslie Jenkins
John Moore Garcia
Rudy Wagner
Paul Cheek
Ploeger
Giants Move Into Tie For 1st In East Side League
The East Side League Giants blanked the Oilers 8 0 to seize a temporary share of first place with idle Cardinals. Chuck Irwin tossed a complete game for the Giants with 19 strikeouts, seven walks, and three hits allowed. Darrel Volack took the loss.
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Baytown Women Excel In Senior Golf Tournament
Five Baytown golfers led by Alma Morgan and Malley Bates dominated the Texas Senior Women's Golf Tournament. Bates reached the championship flight semi finals, Morgan was runner up in the championship consolation, Turner won the first flight, Love runner up in that flight, and Sanders runner up in first flight consolation. In baseball, Rams beat Hornets 10-8 in West League action, while Orioles edged Cubs 4-1 as Lemley struck out 15 for the win and Shepherd took the loss. Cubs errors cost them.
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Thelma Sanders
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Gary Juenger
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Pat Shepherd
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Johnson Nips Astros In 9th Frame 3 2 Victory
Johnson drives in the Reds 3 2 win over the Astros with a ninth inning double after a earlier two run homer by Ed Charles. Mets beat Pirates 2 1 on Ed Charles homer as Koosman earns six win. Jaster shuts Dodgers 2 1 with two hitter to end night action.
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Larry Jaster
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Jerry Koosman
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Paul Popovich
Wes Parker
Major League Standings and Monday Results Summary
Baseball standings show St. Louis leading the National League with 21 wins and 11 losses, followed by Atlanta and San Francisco. In the American League, New York leads with 35 wins and 21 losses as Detroit and Baltimore trail. Monday results include New York beating Pittsburgh 2-1 and St Louis defeating Los Angeles 2-1. Upcoming games list Pittsburgh at Chicago and New York at Philadelphia among others.
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Johnson traded to St Louis flops after failed Philly run
Johnson, traded to St Louis after failing to win a starting job with the Phillies, flopped over two seasons with the Cardinals before being acquired by Cincinnati for Johnny Edwards last winter. He won the left field job and drove in a run in the seventh inning against the Astros, tying the game in the ninth as Mack Jones walked and Pete Rozs delivered the tying hit.
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Angels Fregosi Bombs Bosox
Angels shortstop Jim Fregosi powered a 4 for 5 night with a homer a triple and a double as Los Angeles defeated Boston 4 1 in the ninth inning a decisive series ending play came after an intentional walk to Fregosi Boston stranded runs in the final frame and Detroit Baltimore and New York posted late wins Fregosi drove in three and scored twice while Rico Petrocelli homered for Boston Los Angeles built a 3 0 lead before hard pitching from Jim Hardin aided Baltimore and New York victories including Boog Powell and Joe Pepitone homers in their wins
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Joe Pepitone
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