Benham Chiefs Rally For 5 1 Win Over Honey Grove
Bonham Chiefs defeated Honey Grove 5 to 1 after a four run sixth inning. Reece led Bonham with two hits while Dawson allowed five runs and seven walks. Stevens held Honey Grove to three safeties and struck out five.
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Dawson
Stevens
Baylor Assistant Resigns to Head Whittier High School
Wayne Tank Harris, Baylor assistant coach for four years, resigns to take a head coaching job at Whittier High School in California. Harris played as a tackle at Whittier College and previously coached high school football in California. Baylor expects a successor to be named soon.
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UPI
Wayne
Tank) Harris
Whittier High School
Whittier
Calif
Baylor University
Harris
Whittier College
Calfornia
Baylor
Athletic Department
Texas Signs Grid Pact With OSU
The University of Texas and Oklahoma State signed a two year non conference football series for 1967 and 1968 to be played at Memorial Stadium in Austin on October 7, 1967 and October 5, 1968. Texas, with seven Southwest Conference games plus the yearly Cotton Bowl, has two open dates each season.
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Oklahoma State
Texas
O'Dell Notches 10th Win as Giants Blank Braves
Billy O'Dell pitched a two hit shutout to lead the San Francisco Giants to a 3-0 victory over the Milwaukee Braves at Milwaukee. O'Dell went the distance for the sixth time, raising his season total to 10 wins. Ed Bailey drove in two insurance runs with a ninth inning single after a trio of Giants singles in the sixth produced the first run. Den is Menke and Frank Bolling had the Braves' only hits. Sequences of double plays and a fielding error limited threats as the Dodgers stayed within reach in the pennant chase.
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Milwaukee
UPI
Billy O'Dell
Hts
San Francisco Giants
Milwaukee Braves
O'Dell
Giants
Ed Bailey
Denis Menke
Frank Bolling
Braves
Jim Davenport
Jose Pagan
Chuck Hiller
Orlando Cepeda
Reds blank Astros as Tsitouris notches third win in four starts
Cincinnati pitcher John Tsitouris hurled a six‑hit shutout to lift the Reds to a 3–0 victory over the Houston Colts, their fifth straight win keeping them in NL pennant contention. The game featured singles in each of the first three innings and Tsitouris’ strong complete game.
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UPI
John Tsitourig
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Colts
Reds
Bob Bruce
Tsitouris
Colts
Culp Leads Phillies Past Mets in Polo Grounds Victory
Ray Culp pitched five hitters and fanned 11 as the Phillies defeated the Mets 2-0 at the Polo Grounds. It was Culp’s second win of the season against New York and raised his record to 9-5. Roger Craig took his ninth straight loss and 11th of the year.
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UPI
Ray Culp
Philadelphia Phils
Roger Craig
New York Mets
Culp
Scond
Mets
Phaillies
Polo Grounds
Craig
Cardinals Rally Behind James Homers To Defeat Dodgers
Charlie James belted a sixth inning homer powering the St. Louis Cardinals to a 2-1 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers on Saturday. The Redbirds seized control in a tight game and held off LA for the victory.
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UPI
Charlie James
Fedth
St. Louis Cardinals
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Redbirds
Merchants Praise Support for Bonham Boys Baseball Program
Bonham merchants were thanked for aid to the Bonham Boys Baseball Inc. program. President Bryce McIntyre noted four leagues with over 15 teams and about 200 players. He cited nearly universal merchant participation in purchasing team pictures and praised Dean Chambers of Southwest Pump and Floyd Whiddon Roofing Co. for water coolers in the dugouts.
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Bonham Merchants
Bonham Boys Baseball, Inc
Bryce McIntyre
Whch
McIntyre
Saul Ash
Dean Chambers
Southwest Pump
Floyd Whiddon Roofing Co
Twins Rally Behind Dailey In Relief To Beat Orioles 3 1
Bill Dailey delivered another strong relief performance as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Baltimore Orioles 3 to 1. Zoilo Versalles homered twice and Vic Power added a solo shot to back Dailey after Jim Perry left with an injury in the eighth inning.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
UPI
Bill Dailey
Minnesota Twins
Baltimore Oroles
Zoilo Versailles
Vic Power
Dailey
Minnesota
Jim Perry
Pirates Blank Cubs 3-0 Behind Friend's Shutout
Bob Friend pitched a nine hit shutout for the Pittsburgh Pirates who beat the Chicago Cubs 3-0. A three run third inning featured Dick Schofield's first homer of the year with Bob Bailey aboard and Roberto Clemente driving in a first inning run. Friend extended his streak to nine wins with his control lasting 47 innings since his last walk.
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Chicago
UPI
Bob Friend
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Pirates
Friend
Dick Schofield
Bob Bailey
Roberto Clemente
Cub
Niners Restock Ends With Veteran Kept Contract Trio
San Francisco Forty Niners will not boast an end this season as Cyde Conner Monte Stickes and Bernie Casey return with contracts and join rookie Hugh Campbell already in the fold.
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San Francisco
UPI
Lakers Sign King to NBA Contract
Los Angeles sign Jim King of Tulsa University to an NBA contract as the Lakers make him their second draft choice. King, a former Missouri Valley Conference scoring leader, joins the team in Los Angeles.
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Jim King
Tulsa University
National Basketball Association
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Los
Yankees edge Senators 5 4 as Houk ejected in New York
The Yankees defeated the Washington Senators 5 to 4 in New York. Manager Houk was thrown out during the game while Senator catcher Don Leppert stands at right in the NBA Telephoto shot.
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New York
Houk
Yankees
Don Leppert
New York Yankee
Ralph Houk
John Rice
Clete Boyer
Washington Senator
Jim Coates
Barker and Felty Lead Pinspotters Bowling Scores
Mrs. Alene Barker and Miss Eunice Felty posted the top high series and game in the Pinspotters league at Benim Lanes. Barker 490 series and Felty 177 game led, with Maudine Carey and Delia Jaker also factoring in top finishes. Team results showed Turbyfill Texaco 741 team game and Wingate Fence 2 180 series, with matches Combs Cig 4 Bonham Mfg 0 and others.
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Alene Barker
Eunice Felty
Benim Lanes
Barker
Miss Felty
Maudine Carey
Delia Jacker
Dorothy North
Wingate Fence
Combs Cig
Bonham Mfg
Turbyfill Texaco
Charles Carter Chevrolet
Vera’s Style Shop I
Texans and Oilers Rally For Friday Wins
In a double feature, the Oilers powered to a 16 4 victory over the General Cable Sparks with two big innings. The Texans pulled off a 12 11 win against the Washers after a seven run bottom of the fourth, though the rally fell one run short of tying.
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General Cable Sparks
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Washers
General Cable Hosts Pottsboro in Sunday Baseball
General Cable's baseball team will host the Pottsboro Owls at VA Center Field at 2 p.m. Sunday afternoon. The game pits the Cable nine against Pottsboro in a local showdown.
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General Cable
Cable Nine
Pottsboro Owls
Wolfe City Voters Consider $25,000 Fire Station Bond
Wolfe City residents vote Monday on a $25,000 bond issue for a new fire station to be built on the present meeting hall site on Santa Fe street. The tax levy would be 10 cents per $100 valuation. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at city hall with election judges J. C. Jordan Mrs. Sherd Davis and Mrs. G. D. Merrell.
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Wolfe City
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Santa Fe Street
J. C. Jordan
Sherd Davis
G. D. Merrell
Standings Top Players Across Leagues
United Press International lists leaders in batting and pitching for National and American Leagues. Notable names include Davis, White, Santo, Banks, Kaline, and Koufax among leaders in games, at bats, runs, hits, and earned run averages. The tables cover home runs, runs batted in, and pitching records for key clubs.
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GAB
RIH Pet
Davis
Great
Sth
White
Wills
Clemente
Pitt
Cyngton
Phil
Santo
Chi
Pinson
Cin
Willams
Buyer
Stl
GAB R H
Fox. Chi
Davalillo
Clev
H. Aaron
Braves
Banks
Cubs
Cepeda
Giants
McCovey
F Alou
Stuart
Red Sox
Allison
Twins
Wagner
Angels
Kaline
Tigers
Butney
Ring
Robinson
Reds
Cards
Boyer
Malzone
Maloney
O'loyle
Broglio
Koufax
Dodgers
Marichal
Radualz
Walker
Indians
Bouton
Yanks
Fescher
Athletics
Ford
Guy Glenn Attending Lions Club Convention in Miami
Mrs. Guy Glenn and Mrs. Linda Welch visit Silver Springs Florida as Guy Glenn attends the Lions Club International convention in Miami Florida. They plan to return by July 1.
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Guy Glenn
Miami
Linda Welch
Park Avenue
Silver Springs
Fla
Glenn
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