Twins Top Bengals 7-4 Behind Killebrew and Green
Harmon Killebrew delivered a timely hit and Lennie Green supported with RBIs as Minnesota Twins defeated the Detroit Tigers 7-4 behind pitcher Jack Kralick's three hitter Friday night.
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Utley Pitches No-Hitter as First Christian Triumphs
L. W. Utley hurled a no-hitter to lift First Christian to a 17-0 win over First Baptist of Amarillo in five innings under the mercy rule in the Regional Church Tournament. Pete Price drove in three runs with a homer, a double, and a single.
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Colts Whip Cards by 9 with big rally in fifth
The Houston Colts defeated the St Louis Cardinals with Carl Warwick driving in four runs on four hits. The scoring spurt included Warwick's 11th homer and three unearned runs in the eighth, after a three-run first inning and a two-run fourth. Royce Elam earned the victory.
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Norm Larker
Oners
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Cotton Sumner
Jackie Hayes
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Baseball calendar from multiple leagues
Texas League games include Tulsa at Albuquerque Amarillo at Austin San Antonio at El Paso. American Association features Dallas-Fort Worth at Denver and Indianapolis at Oklahoma City. Omaha visits Louisville. International League matchups Rochester at Richmond and Syracuse at Columbus. National matchups Atlanta at Toronto and Jacksonville at Buffalo.
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Spearman Over Hamlin In Nine-Run Racket
Spearman bolted ahead early and never trailed as nine batters drove in runs in the seventh inning. Hamlin unraveled in the eighth with four errors and walks, while Ray Brown pitched seven solid innings for Spearman.
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Weatherford Cheks Sink Texas Crew to State Tournament Bid
Cheris Win continued on page one as Frost returned home. MacDougall singled and advanced on errors, bringing in a run as Barrett grounded out. Haggard lifted a long sacrifice fly scoring MacDougall. Fox struck out 14 but issued nine walks. The Cheks left 11 on base and will travel to Austin for the State Tournament starting Thursday and ending Saturday, with only one Austin team assured a berth late Friday.
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Commodity futures mixed as export sales lift wheat slightly
Chicago trading notes strong export demand lifting wheat futures with 7.6 million bushels to India and 1.45 million to Pakistan, while soybeans and other grains eased on liquidations. September wheat at 2.12, corn steady to down, soybeans down modestly amid hedge lifting and selling pressure. Fort Worth grain reports varied prices across wheat, corn, and oats with mixed moves.
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Pony Title Game Set Between Hereford and Barnesville
In Childress special coverage Bartlesville faces Hereford and Barnesville in the Pony League sectional double elimination semifinals. Both teams carry one loss and the winner advances toward the next level. Lou Martin Dale pitched to win with support from Larry King and Danny Tope. Bartlesville edged Littlefield 2-1 in ten innings in the consolation bracket, a pitchers duel as Richie Hopper and Billy Henderson struck out 13 each.
Farmington routs Portales 28 to 5 in Babe Ruth clash
Farmington crushed Portales 28 to 5 to eliminate the Eastern New Mexico club from the Babe Ruth tournament. Franklin Roberts limited Portales to four hits, with Jim Harp collecting three. Farmington exploded for seven runs in the fifth and nine in the seventh to seal the win.
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SW Bell Tourney Opens at Mimosa Hills
The Southwestern Bell Telephone Co tournament tees off at Mimosa Hills Golf Club at 8 30 a m today with Arch McCasland in charge of arrangements. Winners receive awards from the club pro shop as Hills Country Club hosts a busy day and visitors are welcome.
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Packers Win Third of Four All-Star Showings
The Packers secured their third win in four All-Star game appearances. In 1940 they defeated the All-Stars 45 to 28 in the series high scoring game. All-Stars 7 310 0-20 Packers 77-2- -42.
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Yanks Pirates Split Jr Tilts at Optimist Club
The Yankees beat the Pirates 11 9 in a Pee Wee tilt as Clifton Chandler drove in the go ahead runs with a two run double for Lannie Bales. The Buccaneers 10 7 won the Junior League game with Aubrey Bishop the winning pitcher and Alvin Anderson leading the hitting with a double and a single.
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David Kounter
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Vandalia First Baptist win YMCA games
Vandalia Village crushed the Bible Chair 18 3 as Charles Harris held Norman Crow to two hits. Eddie Gotcher went 4-for-4 with two singles and two doubles, while John Faris and John Avinger had the Bible Chair hits. First Baptist scored eight runs in the seventh to beat the Blues 14 7 and Freddy Dickson. Robert Hale earned the Baptist win and Barry McNeil went 4-for-4 with three singles and a double.
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British Drivers Escape Unhurt After German Grand Prix Practice Crash
Adenau Germany British racing drivers Graham Hill and Tony Maggs escaped injuries when their BRM and Cooper collided with a television camera and spun off during Friday practice for Sundays German Grand Prix. Both cars suffered about 5000 dollars in damage, casting doubt on their Sunday start. Hill leads the world championship at present.
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