Nellie Fox First Homer Of Season Sparks Split For White Sox
Nellie Fox hits his first homer of the season as the White Sox split a doubleheader with the Red Sox. In the opener Jerry Kindall homered in the seventh to lift Cleveland 4-3. In the nightcap Kindall again homered for a four run rally in a 4-3 win. Early Wynn pitched but failed to secure his 3rd straight victory.
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Tigers Sweep Doubleheader With Indians and Twins
In the opener Fred Whitfield homered twice for Cleveland as he propelled the Indians to a 1-0 win while Hal Wolstenholme started and Gary Bell pitched the final two innings for the victory. Bill Kindall belted a go ahead homer in the second game after John Romano sparked a 2-2 tie with a single in the sixth.
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Yanks lose nightcap as Sox split holiday doubleheader
New York Yankees fall 4-2 in game two to Chicago White Sox after Nelie Foxs two run homer in the sixth. White Sox snap back with Juan Pizarro winning aided by Hoyt Wilhelm in relief. Ford earns win in opener as Yankees take series three games to one.
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Nats Sweep A’s in Doubleheader Wins
Washington Senators defeated the Kansas City Athletics in a doubleheader, scoring the decisive runs on a balk with the bases loaded and a bases loaded walk. John Wyatt earned both wins, escaping two late threats as he kept the A’s offense scoreless in the final innings.
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Questad Dominates 100 Meters at World Athletic Games
Helssink Finland report says Questad of Stanford and NCAA sprint champion won the 100 meters in 10.3 seconds. Willie Williams of Los Angeles finished second in 10.5 with Pauli Ney of Finland third at the event.
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Odessa Athletes Standout in Regional Track Meet
Readable names of Odessa athletes join crews from Midland and San Antonio in a fragmented meet list. Pairs from Odessa including Sonny Edwards and Pam Pa St Brint, plus Jaykeen Bradley, Kermit and Joe Moore feature among competitors across Texas venues.
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Birds Rally Past Angels To Sweep Series 7-4
Baltimore Orioles defeated the Los Angeles Angels 7-4 to complete a three game sweep. Russ Snyder and Jim Gentile driven in two runs each with Gentile delivering a bases loaded double in the fifth. Luis Aparicio sparked rallies with two walks and a double as Baltimore improved to six wins in eight since returning home.
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Mahaffey Sparkles in Phillies Doubleheader Win Over Pirates
Art Mahaffey pitched a two hit shutout and scored the winning run in the 10th inning of the opener as Philadelphia defeated Pittsburgh 1 0. In the second game Bobby Wine drove in four runs with a two run double and Don Demeter and Tony Taylor contributed key hits in a 5 1 Phillies win. Ryne Duren earned his third win in five decisions, while Joe Gibbon took the loss.
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Cubs Sweep Mets with Pair as Williams Santo Lead
In Chicago, Billy Williams and Ron Santo hit first inning homers and Paul Toth allowed three hits as the Cubs defeated the Mets 3-0 to complete a doubleheader sweep. Earlier, Glen Hobbie threw a two hitter in a 2-1 opener, while Roger Craig took the loss for New York.
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Ford Leads In Canadian Open at halfway mark
Doug Ford of Tuckahoe New York surged to a two stroke lead at halfway in the Canadian Open with a four under par 68 giving him a 1 3 60 total. Herman Keiser Ohio joined second at 138 while Ed Mochling trailed after a 78 and fell eight back. George Bayer and George Knudson sat four behind Ford as the cut fell at five over par.
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Texas Tech season tickets selling in most option areas
Mrs Mildred Wright Texas Tech ticket manager said option area seats in Jones Stadium are mostly sold out with remaining spots in sections 4 6 19 and parts of 104 195 108 119 at 30 each and in the SOQ area 103 104 106 and W070 at 27.
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Palmer To Seek British Crown
Palmer arrives in England for a British Open title defense at Royal Lytham and St Annes. Masters winner Jack Nicklaus and Phil Rodgers tour the 6,886 yard par 70 course as Gary Player days ahead of the championship practice rounds. Forty four golfers are exempt from qualifying including Palmer Nicklaus Rodgers Sanders and Player with 26 others attempting to qualify.
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Tennis Tourney Opens on Highway 80 Circuit in Lubbock
The three day Highway 80 circuit tournament starts Monday in Lubbock with seven cities on the SO circuit. Lubbock hosts the fourth event of the year. Entries may be called in to George Philbrick or Don Cannan until noon Saturday. All divisions with four or more entrants will be sanctioned.
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Griffith Breaks Amateur Girls Track Record in Dayton
Sally Griffith of the Santa Clara Valley Girls Club clocked 49.6 seconds in a qualifying heat at the 1963 AAU Girls and Women's Track Championships in Dayton. Her time surpassed Mary Rose’s 1961 American girls mark of 60.6 seconds, with 19 qualifiers remaining for Friday semifinals.
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Thursday Baseball Scores Across Leagues
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Levelland Boxer Still In Critical Condition
AMARILLO UPD reports boxer Luther Ray Hubble 28 of Levelland remains in critical condition a month after a boxing match. He is semiconscious and unable to speak but can move his arms and legs. Hubble, an oilfield worker who earned $10 for the bout, collapsed after striking the back of his neck on the ropes.
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Grand Slam Caps Astros Nightcap Sweep of Reds
Jim Campbell hit a grand slam in the eighth off Joey Jay to lift Houston to a 6-2 win over Cincinnati and complete a sweep. The Astros pitcher and offense handled the Reds in a late inning breakout.
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Maye homers lift Braves over Giants 6 3 in seventh inning
Lee Maye slugged a tie breaking homer in the seventh as the Milwaukee Braves beat San Francisco 6 3. Giants manager Al Dark was ejected after a chest to chest clash with the plate umpire. Frank Bolling drove in two with a bases loaded single and Tony Cloninger won in relief after 13 innings.
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Automen End Play In Olton
The Lubbock Auto American Legion baseball team finishes its regular season with a game at Olton. They have secured a district legion tournament berth starting in Limefield Monday. The tournament runs through Saturday with bracket drawing on Sunday.
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