Night of Little League Cards versus Yanks in Cuero
Tonight the minor league Yanks face the minor league Cards in the opener with Bobby Goebel coaching the Yanks and Martin Torres guiding the Cards. The night cap features the Major League Yanks under Frank Kuecker against the Cards led by Nathan Garrett. A Little League Standings preview will be printed soon.
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Astros Blank Padres 2 0 In Monday Win
Don Wilson pitched a two run shutout for the Houston Astros over the San Diego Padres 2-0. Key plays included a sensational pop foul catch by catcher Jack Hiatt ending a Padres threat in the seventh. Morgan and Wynn drove in runs for Houston while Ro berts pitched well for San Diego. The clubs next meet in a three game set before Houston faces the Giants in the Astrodome. In other NL action Garr homered in the 12th for Atlanta over the Mets and Pittsburgh edged Montreal 6-5. Yankees beat Baltimore 6-3. Boston downed Detroit 3-2. Cleveland topped Washington 6-3 amid a three player collision injuring Vada Pinson and sidelining others.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Night Games
Standings show New York 6 Baltimore 3 and Cleveland 6 Washington 3 with other results. Tuesday games list matchups including Milwaukee at Oakland Minnesota at California Chicago at Kansas City Cleveland at Washington Baltimore at New York Detroit at Boston Pittsburgh at Montreal and more with several night games and doubleheaders.
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Tagliabue Dominates Aloe Speed Way Dash and Feature
Paul Tagliabue wins five of six Trophy Dash events and takes the %0-lap feature at Aloe Speedway after a near miss on the home turn. He escapes injury as his car overturns but returns to claim victory amid a growing crowd. Other winners include Pesek and Densman across heats and races.
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Montreal Rallies Past Chicago 4-3 In Finals Opener
In a tense NHL playoff opener the Montreal Canadiens edged the Chicago Blackhawks 4 to 3. The game set the stage for a best of seven finals with the next meeting scheduled in Chicago.
Shiner Clippers Rally Past Cuero 11-10 In Extra Innings
The Shiner Clippers defeated the Cuero Toms 11-10 in ten innings in Shiner. Shiner built a six run first inning and added small bursts later, while Cuero answered with multiple frames but fell short. Winning pitcher Mathis with Fikae catching. losing pitcher Orosco with Gohmert catching.
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Final games loom in ABA and NHL
Kentucky Colonels meet Utah Stars in decisive ABA game to crown kingpin while Black Hawks clash with Montreal Canadiens in NHL finale. Hubert Green won $25,000 Houston Tournament after beating Don January in sudden death playoff. Marty Liquori edged Jim Ryun in the mile in 3 54.6.
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Wood Honored As Winningest Texas High School Coach
Gordon Wood of Brownwood High School, the state’s winningest high school football coach with seven state titles in 26 years, was honored by President Lyndon Baines Johnson and other Texans. Johnson praised Wood as a good man as Wood recalled his 1970 AAA title win over Cuero Gobblers 14 to 0.
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