Ringling like circus dazzles crowd in Texas City ball game
A chaotic Texas City game mixes circus imagery and baseball antics as Ringling references mingle with onfield chaos. A fan suffers a heart attack. players clash with umpires. crowds chase balls into stands, while amid the action Bellaire and Stingarees fight for a run in a high drama seventh inning.
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Bellaire Rockets reach state with 16-7 playoff win
In Texas City, Jay Walwrath sparked Bellaire with a first pitch triple by Floyd Bailey as the Cardinals exploded for seven runs in the sixth and six more in the seventh to claim the regional schoolboy title and advance to the state tournament. Texas City’s Stintan comeback fell short as Bellaire’s bats wore down pitching and no-hits faded.
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Floyd Bailey
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Rem Ca
Corpa
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Ben Cummings
Steve Cosgrove
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John Crain
Dickie Elisondo
Jack Dancavage
Atings
Efige
Florin
Erry Braswell
Jin
Sears
Tom Hillary
Gary Scheasler
Forse Bragwell
Tippen
Mike
Crain
Pia
Tee Pruitt
Hillary
Bunker
Pascavage
Regia
Baseball Leaders Highlight 1960s Era Stats and Moments
A garbled recap of major league leaders from the National and American Leagues lists top batting, runs, doubles, home runs, and stolen bases. It notes notable players like Clemente, Mays, Pinson, Boyer, Mathews, Lollar, Kubek, Minoso, Aparicio and others with scattered game anecdotes and misread game events affecting several teams.
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Pittsburgh
Mays
San Francisco
Skinner
Pinson
Pittaburg
Pinean
Cincinnati
Boyer
St. Louis
Mathews
Milwaukee
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Blasingame
Law
Ie Sanford
Rumor on Williams as Red Sox manager in Baltimore
Rumors swirl that Will Ted Williams may become Boston Red Sox manager as the team sinks to 12-20 after a weekend split with the Orioles. Williams, 41, faces uncertainty, with owner Yawkey and GM Harris met but Williams stating no contact, while the club reels from a poor stretch and his health limits action.
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Boston Red Sox
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Sandy
Texas
Red Sox
Boston
Williams
Sey
Yawkey
William
Bucky Harris
Harris
jYawkey
Rice Owls 1960 Football Tickets Go On Mail Order
Application forms for Rice Owls 1960 football games are mailed to option holders and recent ticket buyers. Orders must be postmarked by July 31 with payment by check or money order to Rice Athletic Association. Tickets include six home games and four road games with prices from 2.50 to 4.00 for end zone and grandstand seats. Season books run 24.00 for grand stand and 17.00 for end zone.
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Austin Splurges In Texas League Race
Austin leads the Texas League race with six wins in seven starts after a 7-2 win over Amarillo. Rio Grande Valley remains close, seven games ahead of the Senators, who trail in second place after a doubleheader win by San Antonio.
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Victoria
Louisville Leads In American Association Race
The Associated Press reports Louisville overtook Denver for first place in the American Association after sweeping a doubleheader, with Kentucky Colonels beating Kentnel Lone and Dallas-Fort Worth posting a 42 to 2 score to gain a half game on Denver and a win over Houston.
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Denver
Bears
Kentucky Colonels
Kentnel
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Houston
Baltimore's Kids Fly High In American League
The Orioles surged to a 6 1 victory over Boston as Bobby Thomson and Steve Barber led a strong starting effort by the Baltimore pitching staff. The win put Baltimore two games ahead and showcased the club’s young pitchers known as the Kids. The Red Sox fought back late, but Woodling's timely hit and Piersall's heroics kept the march to another win intact for Baltimore.
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Angeles
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Orioles
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Boston
Barber
Bobby Thomas
Haverson
Steve Barber
Jedge
Bostons
Willie Tashy
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Ronnie Hasen
Clint Courtney
Woodling
Gene Woodling
Milt Pappas
Tom Bar
Land
Piersall
Jimmy Piersall
Detroit
Homer Cleveland
Ped
Dick Stigman
Stec
Johnny Briggs
Chicago White Sox
Ken Johnson
New York
Washington
Hector Lopez
Bob Turley
Pittsburgh
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Larry Jackson
Giants
Ty Rain
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Braves
Vada Fin
Heerua
Ituke Snider
Beatty Rivals to Fill Track Hole in Rome Bid
MODESTO Calif AP Jim Beatty the 12% pound former North Carolina University distance runner raced to a new American citizen’s record in the mile at 3 minutes 5 seconds at the California Relays. Beatty hinted he may focus on the 5 000 meters for his Olympic bid with coach Mihaly Isley calling signals on his racing choices.
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United States
Jim Beatty
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Rome
Mihaly Isley
Sam
Ray Norton
Bud Winter
San Josn State College
Ace
Norton
Los Angeles
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University of Oregon
Marty Jerome
Vancouver
Jeroma
Herb Elliott
Oregon
Cyrol Burleson
Beatty
Sunnyvale
Santa Clara Valley
Burntson
Don Bawdent
Land Burleson
Anahuac League Sets Start for Little League Action
Anahuac area boys will begin Little League play June 13, with 56 players aged nine to 13 signed to date. Four managers lead Cardinals Yankees Indians and Tigers, with games on Monday and Thursday and makeup tilts on Wednesday. Womack is league commissioner, with Pinchback Jr assisting and several women officiating.
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W. R. Womack
Charlie M. Beckett
Cardinals
Melvin Sparks
Yankees
Clyde Wiggins
Indians
George de Vore
Tigers
R. T. Pinchback Jr
Lions Club
Womack
James Kindle
Consessions
T. T. Fahring
J. M. Aadhy
Beckett
Sensational rookie shines in Indianapolis speed event
In Indianapolis the annual Memorial Day weekend speed classic drew a massive crowd up to 240000 as veterans, rookies, and former winners competed. Jim Rathmann led a star field in a 350000 prize race with new machines, while Roger Ward and Troy But ward chased wins in a grueling one mile course noted for a high prize pool and record attendance.
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Bud Tin
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Roger Ward
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Baseball Standings With City Names and Scores Amid Turbulent Update
A garbled standings list shows many city and team names, with Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, Houston, Denver, Dallas, Austin, San Antonio, and others scattered. The text includes partial scores and mentions several teams in a chaotic echo of a league table, with no clear final results.
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New York
Kansas City
Renee
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Han
Neinnath
Behina San Francia
Pittsburgh Asia
Cincinnal Verges
Aues Coulertile & Dalecren
Charleston
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Convells
Laulpville
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Challentan
Ye Hougian
Bae
Paul Seeeseer
Dallag-Fl
Optimist Baseball Opens Wednesday At New REL Field
Baytown’s Optimist Club opens at a new REL Field with junior and senior leagues taking the field. Robby Adams serves as secretary treasurer and K Rathsway chairs the stand. Managers include Paul Matley for Hansie Celman, Carl Hartrick for Eliig Club Dodgers, Buck Bonds for Seaice League Indians, Tony Ne Dudley Slusier for Tigers, and C J Steed for Red Sox with four junior teams listed.
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Ieave
Robert Lee
Bert
Pete Ay
Calvinell
White Foon
Eliig
Dodgers
Carl Hartrick
Seaice
Buck Bonds
Culpenter Indians
Hay Mara Kemp
Tony Ne
Dudley Slusier
Pau Anderton Tigers
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Ivy Smith -Mrs. Pirates, Charles Smith,f.w. Orioles
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