Cardinals Hold Lead Slot In Colt League Thriller
Gary Darkworth started and won for the White Sox while Alan Powell took the loss. White Sox had four hits by Victor White Richard Williams Don Villars and Steve Villars all singles. Dale Biehl sparked the Yankee five hit effort with two singles as the game progressed, with other White Sox players contributing.
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PEE WEE BRAVES ROUTED IN THREE GAMES
Tommy Braden pitched six one hit innings for the Cardinals in a 10 0 win over the Braves as Gary Turner took the loss Williams and Adams led the Cards with multiple hits Ward Collier Houser and Bau tsch contributed. In White Sox 13 Braves 4 Don Villars earned relief win while Turner again took the loss Duckworth and Williams homered for the Sox and Williams added a single. In Cardinals 9 Yankees 4 Ricky Collier got the win and Dishough the loss as both started and finished. Collier Ward Windle and Houser collected Cardinals hits while Powell homered for the Yankees.
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Pee Wee Tigers clinch league title with two games left
The Sports team secured the Minor League championship Thursday night by routing the Cardinals 13-3 and improving to 12-1 on the season. They finish the schedule against the Indians and Giants. Team members include Ronny Wingo Kelly Chambers A C Cash David Fancher Clyde Dover Timmy Coffey Jamie Huskey Bill King Timmy Kirby Keith Kerby Brian White Kenneth Marsh Shane Wilson plus manager Bill Coffey and assistant Gordon Kirby.
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Red Sox’s Scott Gorton hits grand slam in win over Yankees
Scott Arnold Gorton belted a grand slam to lift the Red Sox past the Yankees, securing a second place finish in the American League. Born May 18, 1962, he previously played for the Cardinals in T-Bail and Pee Wee, boasting a .437 batting average despite early city championship losses.
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Orioles top Pirates in ninth for 11 to 8 win
In the Pony League Orioles beat the Pirates 11 to 8 as Bobby Hart earned the win in relief and Alan Moody took the loss. Orioles rallied with three ninth inning runs on two singles eight doubles and two walks after 27 total hits in the game.
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Cubs hold off Astros 9 7 behind Wells and Betty
National League action saw the Cubs edge the Astros 9 7 as Steven Wells earned the win and Lynn Ford took the loss. Shannon Betty led the Cubs with a four hit day including a homer, a triple and a double, while Craig Smith led the Astros with a homer and two singles.
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Lynn Ford
Shannon Betty
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