Baseball scorecard and upcoming games in the National League
The AP wired snapshot lists NL standings and results with teams like San Francisco St. Louis Cincinnati Milwaukee and Philadelphia, plus Thursday and tonight schedules. Notable results include St. Louis 1 Chicago 0 and Cincinnati 2 Milwaukee 0, with key pitching matchups such as Koufax at San Francisco and Bruce at Chicago noted among several scheduled games across leagues.
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SWC's Top Athlete To Be Picked Friday
The Southwest Conference athlete of the year will be chosen from eight nominees at a lettermen's association dinner in Dallas. Nominees include Texas A&M football’s Sam Byer, Pat Culpepper. Arkansas’ Danny Brabham. SMU’s Ray Schenke. Texas’ Jacky Upton. Christian’s Chris. Rice’s Fred Hansen. Texas Tech’s Ramey Brandon. Baylor’s Ronnie Goodwin, who excel in multiple sports.
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Orioles Strike Early In 6-0 Win Over Senators
Robin Roberts pitched a 6-0 shutout of the Washington Senators as Baltimore moved into a half game lead. Ed Brinkman and the Senators could not muster a hit against Roberts, while Al Smith and Jerry Adair homered for the Orioles.
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Cardinals advance to Region II playoffs with strong unearned runs
Galveston Tors swept Houston Reagan and Smiley to reach Region II playoffs, powered by unearned runs and timely errors. Ball High boasts a regional bid after a long drought, while Bellaire Cardinals face Galveston in Jeppesen Field’s opener.
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Tors rally falls short in Bi District second game
In the Bi District series second game the Tors led off with an error, then hit two singles and a double driving in three. They later allowed Port Neches Groves a scoring sequence on an error and a squeeze bunt. Catcher Danny Teer dropped Noble’s throw, unearned at the first run.
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Leaders Get It On Chin No-Hitter
Major and minor league action produced several no hitters and dramatic wins. The Central Federals idle while East League Dodgers lose 6-1 to the Tigers. Pirates beat Orioles 19-7 as Larry Sandlin homers three times to lift the Pirates into a share of the league lead. Lance Prater and Roger Andrews combine for a four inning no hitter as Sports blank Pelicans 17-0. Cubs topple Red Sox 9-6 in West League with Reggie Johnson 3-for-4. Braves top Phillies 4-1 in Central League opener. Cubs win sixth in a row aided by timely errors and solid hitting.
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Regional playoffs open for region schoolboys baseball
Regional playoffs begin as teams eye the June 4-5 finals in Austin. Remaining Class AAA and Class AAAA contenders include Houston Bellaire, Lubbock Monterey, El Paso Jefferson, Fort Worth Arlington Heights, Lufkin, Galveston, Corpus Christi Carroll, San Antonio Lee, and past titlist Campa eliminated by Alvin. Game schedules outline two to three games across sites in Texas with potential deciders midweek.
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