Yankees Clinch Narrow Lead With 62 Win Over Angels
The New York Yankees beat the Los Angeles Angels 6 2 to move two games up in the American League standings. Mickey Mantle homered and reached his 2000th career hit as Roland Sheldon earned the win in relief of Mel Stottlemyre. In the National League, Philadelphia edged Los Angeles 4 3 to reduce their magic number to 19 and shorten the pennant race.
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Three-Homer Salvo Helps Reds Beat Cubs
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 15 to 1 in a one-sided NL game aided by a three-homer salvo. Don Drysdale’s rough outing for the Phillies followed a rough stretch, as Philadelphia fell to the Dodgers 6 3 and the slate highlighted a busy day of games with several pitchers yielding unearned runs amid erratic defense.
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Suiciders Clinch Second Victory Over La Porte 26-0
The Robert E Lee Suiciders dominated La Porte to win 26-0. Billy Allen scored the first TD from the 6 yard line, with Savell and Littlefield delivering key plays. The defense stifled La Porte, led by Barringer, Boyd, Sanders, Johnson, Littlefield, Hollaman, with Linemen and backs praised for their effort.
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Bear Game Re Set Rescheduled After Rain Delay
Coach Kevin Lounsberry praised defensive backs and two halfbacks Hunter and Ricky as Cedar Bayou and Hazelwood players shone. Norman Creek led quarterback play for Montgomery in a weather delayed game at bail field. Ronnie Pittman wingback impressed as League City High School prepared for Saturday reschedule at 4 p.m.
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Carver Eyes First Win Against 63 Victim Wallace
Carver prepares to host Orange Wallace after a tough 14 12 defeat at Memorial Stadium last Saturday. coach Peoples cites bad weather limited scrimmage time, emphasizes blocking and short yardage improvements, and notes quarterback Arthur Pitre’s progress and Melvin Graves knee injury.
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High School Football Scores From Regional Showdowns
Baytown beats Port Arthur 14 to 6 as Ganders slow the Pirates. Lamar 14 Ball High 0 in a decisive early-week win. Brazosport 6. LaMarque 19 over Angleton 8. Spring Branch Memorial 20 Texas City 6. Houston Oilers 27 over Oakland Raiders 24. Arkansas 21 over Oklahoma State 6. Auburn 26 over Houston 14. Texas 25 over Tulane 7. LSU 13 over Texas A&M 0. Kansas 38 over TCU 0. Texas Tech 12 over Mississippi 8. Florida 0 over SMU 0. Crosby 7 over Cleveland 20. Anahuac 19 over East Chambers 8. St Thomas 21 over Channelview 7. LaPorte 20 over Cypress-Fairbanks 34. Alvin 14 over Lamar Consolidator 12. Deer Park 14 over Campo 22. Dulles 28 over Dickinson 12.
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