Dodgers Shut Out Astros Behind Sung era Singer
Dodgers righty Bill Singer pitched a six hit shutout to beat the Houston Astros 3 0. He improved to 6 13 on the season while enduring a career plagued by injuries including a 1970 no hitter and a hepatitis setback. Dodgers tallied two runs in the fourth and one in the ninth and contained Houston’s bats with only three hits.
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Willie Crawford
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Wes Parker
Jim Wynn
Cesar Cedeno
Doug Rader
Broncos Lose Punter Van Heusen to Appenix Surgery
Denver Broncos announce veteran Billy van Heusen will miss about four weeks after an appendix operation. Gertrude Ederle is honored at Flushing Chamber luncheon for her historic 1926 English Channel swim. UPI notes high pest losses reduce U.S. crop and livestock output by about one third yearly without pesticides.
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South All Stars Dominate North in 65-0 Football Victory
South trounced North 65-0 in the Texas High School Coaches Association all-star game. Quarterback Robert Armstrong of Sam Houston led with four touchdown passes and 224 passing yards on 13 completions, earning outstanding back honors as the South set multiple records. End Bryan Willingham of Cuero caught four TD passes and 166 receiving yards, while Kent Ballard of Friendswood added two passing TDs and a rushing TD. The South jumped to a 23-0 halftime lead and exploded for 28 points in the fourth quarter, marking the highest score in the all-star game history.
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Spring Branch Spring Woods
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Baylor
Bryan Willingham
Kent Ballard
Friendswood
Garrison
South Basketball All Stars
Cedrick Joseph
Chuchu Malave
Walker Pitches 15 Innings No Hit No Run In Dixie Victory
Tom Walker, Dallas-Fort Worth’s 21 year old righthander, threw 15 innings of no hit no run ball to beat Albuquerque 1-0. He retired 21 straight after the 15th, ending the longest no hitter in Dixie Association history.
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Major League Standings and Results Snapshot
Major League standings show East leaders Baltimore Boston New York and Cleveland with tight runs. Results list Boston over Detroit 5 4 New York blanking Baltimore 5 0 and Chicago edge by California 1 0.
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