Giants Rally Past Mets Behind Hart and Haller
San Francisco built a 7th inning surge led by Jim Hart’s grand slam and Tom Haller’s homer, powering an 11-1 win over New York to keep a one game NL lead over Pittsburgh. Gaylord Perry improved to 16-2 while the Mets suffered.
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Former LHS Ace Will Be Honored
Jack Ware, Lubbock High School tackle from the 1937 team, will be honored tonight at the Coaching School All-Star game in Houston. He played on the 1938 North roster which lost to the South 7 to 0 in Lubbock, under coach Weldon Chapman and mentor Harry Stuhldreher of Notre Dame.
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Harry Stuhldreher
Four Horsemen of Notre Dame
Washington Tops Athletics 4-3 on Nen's two run double
Pinch hitter Dick Nen delivered a two run double in the sixth to lift the Washington Senators to a 4-3 win over Kansas City. Washington built a 2-1 lead after Frank Howard's two run single while John Odom faltered in his second start. Dick Green homered for the Athletics in the seventh, cutting the gap to one run.
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Blue Moon) Odom
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Bert Campaneris
Mike Hershberger
Washington
Frank Howard
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Phillies Edge Astros 7-6 on White Grand Slam
Philadelphia defeats Houston 7-6 as Bill White hits a seventh career grand slam in the fifth inning to turn a 4-2 deficit into a lead. John Briggs, Cookie Rojas, and Rich Allen set the stage before White launched the ball for his 19th homer. Larry Jackson earned the win as Chuck Harrison and Bob Aspromonte hit homers for Houston. Bateman homered for the Astros in the ninth as they dropped to 11 losses in 12 games.
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Cookie Rojas
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Minnesota Twins Top Boston Red Sox 7 2 in Minneapolis
Earl Battey delivered a two run double fueling a four run fifth as Minnesota defeated Boston 7 2 in Minneapolis. Zoilo Versalles and Jim Hall sparked the rally with a double and bunt beat, leading to Harmon Killebrew and Battey scoring. Boswell earned his 11th win despite allowing only four hits while fanning 10 Red Sox for a season high.
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Don Demeter
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Texas Panhandle Class A Football Preview Leaders
Class A teams Farwell, Kress, Springlake Earth, Sudan, Bovina and Idalou show solid returners with nine to fourteen lettermen and five to seven starters. Notable players include Eddie Broyles Sudan Doug Messer Springlake Earth Bobby Fields Farwell and Tommy Curry Kress, with Ollie Patterson among the spark players.
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Ray Cannon
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Dewaine Agnew
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Kool Patterson
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Lonnie Arthur
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Kress
Springlake- Earth
Sudan
Bovina
Eddie Broyles
Doug Messer
Springlake
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Bobby Fields
Tommy Curry
Bill Mart
O'Banion Praises Reserve Play In Tight South Victory
O'Banion lauds his deep rotation as South players logged less time while reserves shined in a hard fought contest. He defended wide playing time for nonstarters and praised Bobby Harrison, Raymond Wray, and Russ Byington for rebounding and effort despite height disadvantages.
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Raymond Wray
Russ Byington
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Kroll
Retirement plan discussed by coaches association
Proxy Wicker in Fredericksburg reports 2,600 coaches discussed a retirement plan as a supplement to the regular school retirement plan but no decision was reached though adoption seemed probable. The association already runs a memorial benefit plan paying $2,000 to beneficiaries of deceased members, with two payments already made.
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Fredericksburg
Clemente Homer Sparks Pirates Past Dodgers 3-1
Roberto Clemente hit his 17th homer to back Bob Veale as the Pirates beat the Dodgers 3-1. Veale earned his 12th win with 11 strikeouts over Don Sutton, who fell to 9-9. Alou and Alley added insurance in the eighth while Maury Wills scored LA’s lone run.
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Roberto Clemente
Don Sutton
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Jeff Torborg
Matty Alou
Gene Alley
Clemente
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Alley
Maury Wills
Jose Pagar
Dick Stuart
Sutton
Reds edge Cardinals in 16th inning marathon
Pete Rose drove in the go ahead run with a sacrifice fly in the 16th inning and Dick Simpson added a run scoring single as the Cincinnati Reds defeated St. Louis 3 1 to run their winning streak to nine of ten games.
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Tigers Chisox Split Twinbill in Detroit
John Romano hit a two run homer as the Chicago White Sox rallied for a five run eighth inning to beat Detroit 6-3 and split the doubleheader after Detroit won the opener 3-1 on Jim Northup’s pinch hit two run homer in the ninth.
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Pete Ward
Ken Berry
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North Triumphs In All Star Classic Behind Kroll's Free Throws
Kroll scored 13 of his 14 points from the line as the North built a 48-41 halftime edge. Huffstetler poured in 13 for the North while McGuire tied the South at 71-71 before Dick Davis and Deweyville swung the momentum for the South. Kroll fouled out with 72 seconds remaining as the North held on.
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Bill McGuire
Clear Creek
Dick Davis
Deweyville
Hubbers shown as seasoned rivals to Raiders in semipro scene
Burle Pettit praises Rip Griffin's Hubbers for their pitching depth power and experience as they face the Raiders in semipro competition. He highlights the Hubbers as proven winners who have defeated top national teams while defending young players from stigma and saluting their inspiring manager.
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All Star QBs Lead Teamwork In Northwestern Drills
All-Star players work through two man tandems at running positions while Sauer praises big backs for blocking and protecting passers. A trio of quarterbacks Sloan Lane and Anderson vie for the start as Nobis and another star co captains coordinate drills at Northwestern University amid uneven long pass practice.
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Jim Lindsey
Bobby Crockett
Milt Morin
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Davis Opens PBA Coast Guard Open Lead
Southpaw Dave Davis of Phoenix posted a 249 average over six games to lead after the first day of the $30,000 U.S. Coast Guard Open in Grand Haven Michigan.
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Football lineups preview with multiple player weight notes
The article lists anticipated players for North and South football squads including Ted Roy Bellville and Bob Wuensch Houston Jones in backs, Jim Bennett Amarillo Tascosa and Joe Norwood Texarkana, among others, with lineups and weights. It notes captains, guards, centers, tackles and ends, plus potential alternates and injury fill ins. The rosters show varied schools and cities such as Amarillo Tascosa Brady Carrollton Dumas Highland Park Nederland Nederland Port Neches Corsicana Dickinson and Longview.
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Amarillo Tascosa
Joe Norwood
Texarkana
Ronnie Collieflower
Weatherford
Marty Whelan
Jefferson
Jim Adams
Houston Waltrip
Mack McKinney
Cameron
Barney Harris
San Antonio
MacArthur
Halsell
Vanderslice
Bennett
Hunt
Rohrer
Rumsey
James Street
Longview
Randy Beck
Hurst Bell
Dennis Lane
Brady
Bill Bridges
Carrollton
Trent Phipps
South Garland
Joe Shaw
Brownwood
Glen ‘Frantzen
Palestine
Robert David
Robert Hall
Port Neches
Ken Powers
Magnolia
Adams
Tommy Fraser
Nederland
Bill Gillian
del Rio
Heartbreak as North falters from 13 point lead
The North suffered a costly collapse after Kroll made a free throw. O'Banion's squad had led by 13 in the first half before reserves were played and four turnovers shrank the advantage to seven, tipping the game away.
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Indians Rally Past Orioles 9-6 Behind Alvis and Whitfield
Cleveland defeats Baltimore 9-6 as Max Alvis drives in three with a three run triple and Fred Whitfield adds a two run homer among five early runs. Whitfield later drives in another in the third inning while Powell and Robinson also homer for the Indians.
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