Colt Stadium rally powers Colt .45s to split with Pirates
Houston Colt .45s staged a ninth inning rally to sweep the two game series with Pittsburgh, loading the bases on Ferd Pendleton's bunt red by Face and scoring on Dave Roberts' two base hit. Pendleton scored the winning run as Rev Kemmerer earned the victory on church night.
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Osuna Ousts Red and Upset Wins Spark Davis Cup
Rafael Osuna, 28, advanced to the US Open fourth round after a five set win over Whitney Reed and discussed Mexico City Davis Cup plans with teammate Antonio Palafox. Vic Seixas upset Jan-Eric Lundquist as Vicky Palmer and Margot Dittmeyer also pulled shocks in the women’s draw. Top seeds Rod Laver, McKinley, Froehling won comfortably.
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Spotty Offense Shows Some Promise REL Downs Reagan
Baytown Ganders beat Houston Reagan 4 1 in a scrimmage as a flip-flop line produced a 4 1 edge. Richard Hargraves connected with Robert Oliver and Steve McAfee for two scores while McAfee also starred as No 1 singback. Gander power blocked by missing Kenneth Parker and blocking issues limited fullback David Mangum. Baytown injuries included Virgil McGahee with a left hand, X rays pending.
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Frick Nixes .45s Training Camp in Houston
Baseball Commissioner Ford Frick banned players signed under 193 contracts from workouts until season end, derailing the Houston Colt .45s planned fall camp at Colt Stadium September 12 to 30. The camp will move to Apache Junction with rookies reporting September 30 and others on September 17.
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Oilers Visit Bills in AFL Preseason Showdown
Houston aims to rebound as the Oilers, defending AFL champions, travel to Buffalo for a 2 p.m. ET Sunday telecast at War Memorial Stadium. Oilers boast a reshaped lineup with 10 veterans out, while Bills pace the attack behind Dorow, Rabb, and a strong receiving corps including Dubenion and Crow.
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Yanks May Order World Series Tickets Any Day
The Yankees, with 20 games left, face 11 against Boston and Washington as Ralph Houk eyes possible World Series tickets. New York sits 205 with those clubs, while Angels and Twins chase in a tight AL race. Tresh sparked a key win, aiding a 22 series split with Los Angeles as Dallas–Fort Worth awaits.
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Telephone Repairman Helps Two Good Causes
Wichita Falls Texas AP report says Ter ry Turner, a telephone company employee, assisted the Red Cross by donating blood after a misread order to remove his cast. He followed directions to lie on a bed and soon gave a pint of blood, aiding the blood bank which was short of supply.
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Player Needs 50000 Top Prize At Firestone Golf Event
South African PGA champion Gary Player says winning the $50,000 top prize is needed to break even at the World Series of Golf at Firestone. He joins Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus in NBC telecast as three champions prepare for par 70, 7650-yard course play. Player notes travel costs and family entourage as expenses mount, while Palmer and Nicklaus endure mixed practice rounds ahead of the weekend showcase.
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Keane Signs 1965 Cardinal Contract With Cards
ST. LOUIS AP. John Keane signed his 1965 contract for about $55,000 as Cardinals manager. He said the team cannot contend next year without changes and esprit de corps but ruled out large moves. It was his first full season after taking over midseason.
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Scorecard recap of American League and National League results
The scorecard summarizes results from the American League and National League with scores for New York, Los Angeles, Boston, Detroit, Chicago, Baltimore, Cleveland, Washington, Kansas City, and others. It includes Thursday results, today’s games, and weekend schedules with pitchers and matchups listed in compact game notes.
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Pitt and Houston Fight For Lead In Narrow Victory
Pittsburgh edges Houston 7 to 5 as Clendenon homers and Clendenon drives in two runs. Key players include Smith, Aspramonte, Materaski, and Groat with Sturdivant and Marshall contributing on defense and offense.
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Kuenn Bats In Three Giants Close Gap In NL To 1/2 Games
San Francisco beat Los Angeles 9 6 to move within a half game of the Dodgers as Harvey Kuenn drove in three runs with a late double and Orlando Cepeda walked with the bases loaded to force in the tie breaking run. Cepeda later drew a walk that set up Kuenn's game clincher in the ninth.
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