Phillies Sweep Two as 45s Suffer Hex in Tuesday Finale
The Philadelphia Phillies won both ends of a doubleheader against the Houston Colt .45s, 3-2 and 5-3, sealing a streak of 16 and 17 straight victories. Key plays included Callison’s homer, Mejias and Taylor contributing, and strong relief from Jim Golden and Umbricht. The Colt .45s, led by Farrell and Larker, struggled with mistakes and timely hits, failing to clinch the series.
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Four Bay Tex grid season openers share starers
Bay Tex area coaches name potential starters as Crosby Barbers Hill Anahuac and La Porte prepare for Friday play Channelview starts next week Anahuac leads in offense and defense weights with a heavy lineup while La Porte fields the lightest squad in the group and key players include Ronnie Moore Carroll Wilborn and Ezer along with tackle David Harrison and center Tommy Wilcox
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Sanford Wins 20th As Giants Top Dodgers 7 3
Jack Sanford earned his 20th victory by limiting Los Angeles to eight hits in a 7 3 win that tightened the NL standings with the Dodgers. Willy Mays and Tom Haller supported the effort with a homer, ending San Francisco’s 10 game skid at L A and marking Sanford’s first victory against the Dodgers in 15 tries.
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Reed Shrugs Pressure in Third Round at Forest Hills
Whitney Reed the top ranked U S tennis player faced pressure after a year of poor form and a late start to the tournament He beat Cliff Buchholz 6 3 6 0 7 5 and prepared to meet Rafael Osuna in a tough match Reed blamed heavy touring for burnout and joked about switching to brokerage work while denying a lasting playboy image
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Yanks Split With Angels- Twins Gain Half Game
The Minnesota Twins swept the Washington Senators 9-3 and 4-3 as Bob Allison fueled the offense with a first game single and a second game three-run homer. Minnesota closed within three games of the New York Yankees while the Yankees split with the Los Angeles Angels.
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Baseball Scores and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Scores recap from Monday include New York, Los Angeles, and Cleveland with multiple results across the American League. Tonight's games feature doubleheaders and matchups at Boston, Baltimore, Washington, Pittsburgh, and San Francisco among others.
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A&M Unveils New Offensive and Heat Wave Strain
The Southwest Conference drills reveal fatigue and risk as teams push workouts in extreme heat. Texas practices center on defense while coach Abe Martin shifts focus amid a veteran Texas Tech unit. Blackouts and heat stroke incidents prompt medical caution as players, including Kelsey and Grob, suffer heat related issues. Rice and Arkansas adjust routines and line play as coaches stress stamina and discipline.
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