Gobblers Edge Trojans In Tight Beeville Tilt
Cuero Gobblers defeated Beeville Trojans 6 to 5 in Beeville for north zone District 14 AAA play as Dale Murray earned the win over David Bright and Cantu. Key hits by Larry Smith Mark Fischer and Pat Clarke sparked Cuero’s late rally setting up a May 7 home game against Gonzales.
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Cuero Gobblers
Beeville
Trojans
Mike Gahmert
Gobblers
Dale Murray
Murray
David Bright
Cantu
Larry Smith
Mark Fischer
Pat Clarke
Jay Bramlette
Clarke
Robert Saenz
North Zone
Cuero
Gonzales
Quero
H Spears
Smith
Pirates Top Cubs in tense late rally
The Pittsburgh Pirates beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 after a ninth inning rally sparked by Willie Stargell and Bill Mazeroski. Adolfo Phillips nearly made a game-saving catch on Manny Mota’s two-run double, while Cubs manager Leo Durocher reacted with frustration in the clubhouse.
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Leo Durocher
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Chicago White Sox
Dorocher
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Manny Mota
Cub
Durocher
Cubs
Adolfo Phillips
Mota
Phillips
New York
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Atlanta
Hous
Baseball Standings and Probable Pitchers Roundup
United Press International tables show Minnesota leading Boston by one game with 7 6 and 6 5 records while Baltimore sits 6 5 and New York 5 6 after 12 innings. Probable pitchers listed for today include Bertaina Merritt McLain Odom Stottlemyre Leonhard Bra bender Clark Wasilewski with games California at Boston Minnesota at Detroit New York at Baltimore and California at Boston on Thursday night.
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Boston
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New York
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Detroit
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Chicago
Bertaina
John
Merritt
McLain
Odom
Cleveland
McDowell
Stottlemyre
Leonhard
Brabender
California
Clark
Wasilewski
Jimmy Ellis Named Fighter of the Month by Ring Magazine
Ring Magazine named Jimmy Ellis Fighter of the Month for April after his upset victory over Jerry Quarry last Saturday to claim the World Boxing Association heavyweight title.
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Jimmy Ellis
Ring Magazine
Elis
Jerry Quarry
World Boxing Association
Sports Comments by Claire Howerton on letters and golf notes
A column mixes sports notes and editorial asides. Mentions Chicago Nye, McBean, Jarvis, Drysdale, Giusti and Pappas with game times and matchups. References Texas Woman’s Public Links Championship with Helen Fetters advancing and other area players noted. The writer jokes about hiding letters and delaying publication while reflecting on political figures.
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Nye
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McBean
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Jarvis
Los Angeles
Drysdale
St. Louis
Gibson
Houston
Giusti
Cincinnati
Pappas
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McCormick
Cuero
Valley Inn and Country Club
Brownsville
Helen Fetters
Wilma Taylor
Corpus Christi
Sam Chapman
Jucia Joliff
Vectoriz
Leu Par‘low
Mary Day
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McMullen Tops Chisox With Late Homer for Senators
Brooks Robinson praised Ken McMullen's rise as a power hitter. The 26-year-old Oxnard native hit a two run double to tie and a solo homer in the 12th, lifting the Washington Senators to a 5-4 win over the Chicago White Sox, their fourth win in five games and narrowing the gap to Detroit.
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UPI
Washington Senators
Brooks Robinson
Ken McMullen
Robinson
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Senators
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Bob Humphrey
White Sox
Tommy Davis
Gary Peters
Luis Aparicio
Qualkdand Athletics
Tigers
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sos
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Calfornia Angels
Cleveland Indians
Dodgers edge Spurs as Sudakis belts two run homer
In Texas League action the Albuquerque Dodgers beat the Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs 3-1. Bill Sudakis hit a two run homer in the bottom of the sixth to push Albuquerque a half game ahead of the San Antonio Missions in the Western Division race. Jerry Hudgins held Dallas-Fort Worth to four hits until the ninth. San Antonio topped Arkansas 3-0 as Archie Reynolds won and Bill Fresh beat Jim Bethke. Amarillo beat Memphis 3-1 on Roger Stewarts homer and a six hit effort by Bill Fresh. Shreveport’s loss to El Paso left Shreveport 112 games behind in the East.
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United Press International
Bill Sudakis
Albuquerque Dodgers
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs
Dodgers
Albuquerque
San Antonio Missions
Arkansas Travelers
Ararillo Giants
Memphis Blues
Paso Sun Kings
Shreveport Braves
Shreveport
Memphis
Jerry Hudgins
George Gerberman
Spurs
San Antonio
Archie Reynolds
Bryan Sinnott
Amarillo
Bill Fresh
Roger Stewerts
Jim Bethke
el Paso
Bob Trevino
John Lervig
Skip Quinn
Dallas-Fort Worth
Arkansas
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