Two Hitters Grow Into Big League Power Signs
Keough of Oakland and Campbell of Detroit each homered in the Tigers win as Oakland defeated the Yankees 4-3 in the second game of a Wednesday doubleheader. Campbell also got his first major league hit and Jackson delivered the winning run. Boston, California, and Baltimore posted wins while Detroit completed a 5-2 victory over Cleveland in a rain-delayed game. San Francisco and Atlanta won in the National League, with Houston and Los Angeles also victorious.
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Harry Walker Sparked Mets Astros Brawl in Houston
In a 4 3 Astros win, a benches clearing melee erupted after Doug Rader tripled. Kevin Collins was injured, while Mets and Astros players exchanged punches led by Joe Pignatano and Mel McGaha. Harry Walker claimed he sought peace but fought back, as teammates fought amid the chaos.
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Solunar Schedule From Knight's Tables for Outdoor Planning
Solunar periods printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES guide daily activity. Major periods start at listed times and last about 90 minutes to two hours, while minor periods are shorter. Times reflect Central Daylight Time to help anglers and hunters plan prime fishing and hunting windows.
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Rookie Bats Win Sparks Braves Rise in National League Action
George Stone, 27, near 28th birthday, pitched and batted the Braves to a 10-4 win over Chicago. Stone drove in three runs, limited the Cubs to six hits, and brought a strong start with a midseason expansion draft reference. Cardinals, Dodgers, Giants, and Astros won in other MLB games as bench players shone and a benches-clearing brawl erupted in Houston.
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Orioles, Red Sox Lose in Slow MLB Action
Baseball roundup from The Associated Press covers Wednesday results and standings across the American and National Leagues. Highlights include Boston and Chicago losses, Detroit beating Cleveland, and key leaders like Harrelson and Rose among American and National League leaders. Major League schedule for today lists Cleveland at Detroit and other matchups.
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Revolt of Golfers Stalls as PGA Talks Continue
In Akron Ohio touring pros meet after a 44 stalemate with the PGA Tournament Committee over a separate sectional tour. Sam Gates says no boycott will occur this year and amendments to the PGA constitution may be required. Jamaica wins Caribbean series team title defeating Trinidad 5-1.
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Millweed Lake Information Summary
Inland water report outlines Millweed Lake conditions. Elevation and tailwater levels discussed with fishing visitation notes and weekly spray control data. Details reference specific forecast numbers and dates, including tailwater and lake elevations.
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Palmer Set to Break Long Stump At Firestone Classic
Arnold Palmer leads 128 pros and three amateurs at Firestone Country Club in Akron for the $125,000 American Golf Classic first round on a tough 4180 yard par 70 layout. Palmer seeks a breakthrough after a weak year, while Jack Nicklaus, Tom Weiskopf and other stars vie for early momentum. rain delayed start and crowds watch with autograph seekers in hot contention.
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West Texas and Arkansas fall in Southwest Reunion tourney
In Abbeville Louisiana West Texas from Dumas loses 4-3 to East Texas on a sixth inning blooper. Arkansas falls 2-1 in extras to a Kansas team from Arkadelphia as Russell Broussard doubles in the eighth for the winner.
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Itching Sweaty Feet Cure Ad From Gibson Drug Store
An advertisement touts T-4-L as a powerful germ killer for itchy sweaty feet and foot odor. It promises overnight relief and a 48 cent money back guarantee at Gibson Drug Store if not satisfied.
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