Pittsburgh Pirates Rally Past Cardinals 6-2 in Key Eighth
Gene Alley sparked a tie breaking eighth inning rally as Pittsburgh defeated St Louis 6 to 2. Alley and Mazeroski drove in runs after a Brock error, with Clemente purchasing the later scoring. The Cubs led 4-3 in Houston before further context.
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Reds Dominate Mets 7-1 in Friday Night Game
Cincinnati Reds routed the New York Mets 7-1 as Vadal Pinson and Pete Rose each notched three hits. Sammy Ellis held the Mets to six safeties to move to 2-2. Ed Kranepool homered for New York. In Atlanta, Henry Aston sparked the Braves to a 9-8 win over Philadelphia after overcoming an 8-0 deficit.
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Gilbert Norwood Shine In AT Tilt At Texas Scrimmage
In a Texas spring scrimmage Friday night Chris Gilbert ran for 171 yards on 23 carries and scored twice while Joe Norwood caught seven passes for 114 yards as the No. 1 offense tallied five touchdowns in 11 drives. Rob Layne kicked 45 and 46 yard field goals and added four extra points in the Orange victory over the Whites.
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Baylor Tumbles Texas A&M 5-0 in strong 10-hit win
Baylor rode a 10-hit attack and shutout pitching by John Bevil Friday to defeat Texas A&M 5-0. Rickey Head doubled, Rusty Clark singled to drive in two in the third, Bob Black homered in the fourth, and Baylor added two more in the sixth. Head Clark and Larry Boone had two hits each.
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Races Continue as Tattersall Dominates USAC Card
Tattersall leads early in the USAC feature at Arena Park, edging Mell Kenyon of Davenport with McGreevy, Parkinson and Frye close behind. Track slickness improves through prelims while Bettenhausen declares high hopes after winning the trophy dash and heat races.
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Ilefary Stars In Oriole Win
Ilefary stars in an Orioles victory as New York bonds ABW rise. Wheat shows periodic strength and soybeans trade higher. Corn advances on reports of late Midwest spring planting due to wet fields amid export buying and commercial purchases.
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Sporadic Scores Amid Streaks Across Multiple Colleges
In a noisy tally of college games, Methedit edged Met Sul Rose 10 to 4 while Sam Hourton and Friary split a 4s game, New Mexico defeated Arizona State 5 to 2, Lone Toland blanked 0, and Montclair State topped Kings 6 to 3. Texas Tech and TCU posted minor results as overall play includes Fairleuh Dickinse and other scattered outcomes.
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Plains Girls Volleyball Win to Reach Finals
Plains beat Malakoff 15 7 15 12 in two sets while Tidehaven defeated Munday 15 13 15 8, earning a place in Saturday’s finals in Class A at the Texas Interscholastic League volleyball championships.
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