Tech ACC Split Twinbill Both Clubs Smash Homers
The ACC twinbill produced multiple homers as both teams traded blows. Brandon Perry and Rich Perry delivered two runs in the fourth to narrow the gap to 6-5, while Doug Cannon opened with a homer to lift the visitors.
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Monterey edges Lubbock in high scoring baseball clash
Monterey loaded the bases with a sequence of hits and walks, forcing in runs as Coach Earl Parker managed pitching changes. Fullerton led Monterey with three hits, while Haggard and Smith added key hits as the teams head to Amarillo for weekend matchups against Palo Duro and Amarillo High.
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Indians Blank Senators 3-0 on McDowell Virtuoso Pitching
Cleveland pitcher Sam McDowell struck out 13 and allowed only two hits in a 3-0 victory over Washington. Woodie Held opened the scoring with a leadoff homer in the seventh, followed by John Romano’s solo shot in the eighth. Senators starter Claude Osteen matched him until the late innings as the Indians collected the offense on timely homers.
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Borger pounds Pampa 7-2 in district clash
Borger forges ahead of Pampa 7-2 as Joe Robinson earns his eighth win of the season. The Bulldogs exploded for five runs in the fourth inning and rode Robinson a full game. Preston Wilson hit Borger’s lone homer, with Lang, Robinson and Barron adding doubles.
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Long Shot Pays Off $47 611 at Lincoln Downs
In JeWETT CITY Conn Royal W Holmes 39 won 47611 by hitting a four race twin double at Lincoln Downs RI He planned to bet with a friend but refunded the stake and bet on four races The friend later reported winning the same amount Holmes doubted the claim before verifying the payout with his friend and accepting the windfall.
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Plainview Bulldogs blank Tascosa 5-0 in district baseball
Plainview used Ray Newton's complete game for a 5-0 win over Tascosa in District 3-AAAA play. Newton allowed three hits while Johnny Bowman started for Tascosa and Bruce Magness finished. Billy Carther hit Plainview's only extra-base hit with a double.
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Andrews Wins 2-1 Over Ector In Extra Innings
Jack Hines delivered a run producing single in the bottom of the tenth to lift Andrews past Ector 2-1. The pitchers Roy Jackson and Rodney Monahan went the distance in a tense District 2-AAA clash, keeping the Mus tangs in the title race.
Spahn and Mathews lift Braves in win over Phillies
Warren Spahn earned his 323rd victory and 56th shutout as the Braves blanked the Phillies 8 0. Ed Mathews teamed with Spahn, belting his 400th career homer to join baseball’s elite club in a 8 0 victory that extended Milwaukee’s winning streak to five.
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Snyder Tigers Rally To B defeat Lamesa In 3-AAA Tilt
Snyder Tigers edge Lamesa Tornadoes 5-4 to claim the District 3-AAA lead, 4-0 in league play. Raymond Matthews and Jerry Corbin pitched for Snyder and Lamesa respectively as the Tigers rallied with a five run fifth inning to regain the lead. Snyder next faces Colorado City after a week off.
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Reds Beat Mets 7-4 as Edwards Drives In Three
Cincinnati Ah Reds edge New York 7-4 behind Johnny Edwards three hits and three RBIs to halt a four game slide. Duke Snider collects his 2000th major league hit with a two run homer for the Mets but Cincinnati keeps Casey Stengel’s club in a rough skid.
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Lamar Tech wins its own golf tournament in Beaumont
Lamar Tech takes team title and places 1-2 in individual medal play at its own collegiate golf tournament in Beaumont. The team score was 914, twelve strokes ahead of Western Illinois, with East Texas State third and Bradley fourth.
Tuesday Baseball Scores and Evening Schedule
American League results include Detroit 7 New York 2 and Boston 6 Baltimore 1. National League scores show Milwaukee 8 Philadelphia 0 and San Francisco 7 Houston 0. Tonight schedules feature Detroit at New York and Chicago at Los Angeles among other matches with several night games.
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First two way swim of Strait of Messina completed by Mary Revell
Mary Margaret Revell of Detroit, 25, became the first person to swim the Strait of Messina from Sicily to Calabria and back. She completed the 13 miles two way non stop in 5 hours 28 minutes despite cramps and one arm use in the final stretch. She started at Lido di Martello eight miles north of Messina aiming for Bagnara then return but swam the shorter arc to Grotta due to cold water and cramps.
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Boston Stops Orioles 6-1 in baseball game summary
Boston defeated Baltimore 6 to 1 as Tillman and Robinson held the Orioles to a lone run. Bressoud Schilling and Snyder doubled for Boston while Stuart homered. Aparicio drew a walk for Baltimore in a game marked by early runs and late innings defense.
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Amarillo Sandies Rally To Edge Palo Duro 12 11 In Nine
In a District 3 AAAA baseball clash Amarillo Sandies beat Palo Duro 12 11 after nine innings. Trailing 8 3 early Palo Duro rallied to lead 8 8 through seven, then Sandies broke loose with three in the ninth to win. Jim Carrigan started for Amarillo with Rusty Alexander and Larry Jasper key later.
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British Bid For Walker Cup Title At Turnberry
Britain fields a youthful 10 man team to challenge the United States at Turnberry Scotland May 24 25. Newcomers include Richard Davies and Michael Lunt leads trial picks Christy Green and David Madeley with Joe Carr and Michael Bonallack among veterans. The Americans counter with five newcomers led by Labron Harris Jr and veteran players Robert Gardner Billy Joe Patton Charles Coe and Charles Smith.
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Dunbark Enters Clovis Track Meet Saturday
Clovis hosts a Saturday track meet featuring twelve teams from New Mexico and Texas. Participants include Roswell Hobbs Clovis Albuquerque Monzano Lovington Tucumcari Portales Fort Sumner Artesia New Mexico Military Institute Midland High and Lubbock Dunbar. A 12:15 p.m. scratch meeting precedes preliminaries at 1:30 p.m. with running finals at 7 p.m. MST.
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Friona Names Don Light Football Coach
Friona High School appoints Don Light as head football coach replacing Kenneth Miller. Light led Stinnett five seasons posting 38 wins 16 losses and 3 ties with a Class A quarterfinal appearance in 1959 and a semifinal in 1959. He was one of 70 candidates chosen.
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