Cubs edge Mets in 12 innings as split completes
Ted Abernathy earned the victory in relief as the Chicago Cubs beat the New York Mets 2-1 in 12 innings to gain a split of a doubleheader after the Mets won the opener 14-0. Galen Cisco and Ray Culp pitched well for the Phillies in a 5-0 win over Pittsburgh.
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Ted Abernathy
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New York
Mets
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Cleveland Indians
Hurler
Indians
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Bill Faul
Johnny Lewis
Charley Smith
Gary Kolb
Ron Santo
Larry Bearnorth
Galen Cisco
Chicago
Ray Culp
Pirates
Phillies
Wes Covington
Pat Corrales
Cookie Rojas
Culp
Pirate
Bob Veale
Cecil's Blanks Pump Service advances to finals in district tourney
Cecil's Blanks Pump Service crushed Lubbock Pumping Service 10-0 as Dan Rankin drove in four with a triple and a double behind L W Utley's three hit pitching. Cecil's remains undefeated and advances to the finals with Farm Pac or Cash Adams to meet Saturday. Farm Pac beat Southwestern Public Service 1-0 on Jud Miller's ninth inning homer.
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L. W. Utley
Cecil
Lubbock Pumping Service
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Farm Pac
Southwestern Public Service
Cash-Adams
Jud Miller
Elvin Johnson
Boyd Reynolds
SWPS
Mike McElrath
Jim Miller
LPS
Utley
Glenn Dipple
Weldon Fletcher
Four Pros Qualify for Carlson World Golf Championship
Four touring professionals earned spots in the $200,000 Carl ing World golf championship based on their finish at the Insurance City Open last week. The qualifiers are Bob Crowley of Weston Ohio Tom Weiskopf of Columbus Ohio Dave Philo of Gainesville Fla and John Berry of Gladywnne Pa.
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Ohio
Bob Crowley
Weston
Tom Weiskopf
Columbus
Dave Philo
Gainsville
Fla
John Berty
Gladwynne
White Sox Rally Behind Romano in 9-4 Win Over Indians
John Romano belted two homers and drove in five as the White Sox revived his stalled timetable and defeated Cleveland 9-4. The comeback followed a winter trade that brought Romano back from the Indians, plus Tommy John and Tommy Agee.
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Associated Press
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Chilcago White Sox
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Cleveland
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Indians
Jim Landis
Mike Hershberger
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Camilo Carreon
Tommy John
Tommy Agee
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New York
Detroit
Frank Malzone
Red Sox
Athletics
Jim Gosger
Diego Segui
Don Messi
Bob Duliba
Messi
Joe Pepitone
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
Tigers
Stottlemyre
Whitey Ford
Morrison Gets Shallowater Athletic Director Post
Shallowater named Dalton Morrison as athletic director and high school boys and girls basketball coach. B J Thompson announced the appointment to succeed Tom Buchanan, who left to coach in Canyon. Morrison previously coached junior high and high school girls teams. contact Morrison Thompson or superintendent Weldon McCreary for details.
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Dalton Morrison
B. J. Thompson
Tom Buchanan
Canyon
Morrison
Thomson
Weldon McCreary
Oil Bowl Adds Two Big Backs
All-Staters Chris Gilbert of Spring Branch and Ronnie Scoggins of Garland were named to the Texas squad for the August 20 Oil Bowl against Oklahoma. The 21st Texan selected, with three more to come after the coaching school all-star game, gives Texas a 14-4-1 edge in the series. Coaches include Joe James and Ernest Hawkins for Texas, Don Reiderer leading Oklahoma.
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Chris Gilbert
Spring Branch
Ronnie Scoggins
Garland
Texas
Oklahoma
Joe James
Howard Payne
Ernest Hawkins
East Texas State
Texans
Don Reiderer
Baseball Night Scores and Standings Across Leagues
Scores from American League and National League games plus Eastern, International, and Pacific Coast leagues. Highlights include New York and Chicago blowouts, doubleheaders, and upcoming night games with pitchers like Siebert and Lolich listed for Friday.
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Cleveland
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Elmira
Reading
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Pittsfield
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Montgomery
Ashe
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Washington
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McCormick
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Chance
Jackson
Belinsky
Brogue
Cardwell
Nottebart
Nuxhall
Osteen
Simmons
Bhaw
Fischer
Canadians To Open Season In CFL Clash At Edmonton
The CFL begins its season with Western Conference games on opening night. Edmonton Eskimos host Winnipeg Blue Bombers after both finished last season. Saskatchewan Roughriders meet Calgary Stampeders Monday, with Calgary hosting. Eastern matchups follow in Toronto and Ottawa.
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Stampeders
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British ‘Columbia Lions
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Alouettes
ger-Cats
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Tankers Named Northeast Minor League Champs
Members of the Tankers, Northeast Minor League champions, are pictured with coach Chuck Dunn and manager Bill Hall. Back row includes Mike Smith Noland Harmon Herman Couch Wayne Politte Royce Hanes Ricky Welson Mark Malone. front row shows Kelly Utley Jimmy Mankin Kelly Brannan Tony Flores Junior Chapa and Bobby Joe Putman.
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Tankers
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Mike Smith
Noland Harmon
Herman Couch
Wayne Politte
Royce Hanes
Ricky
Mexican Captain Predicts Davis Cup Victory Over United States
Pancho Contreras, captain of Mexico's Davis Cup team, predicts the greatest victory for Mexico in the American Zone final against the United States. He and players Osuna and Palafox train in Dallas as U.S. stars Ralston Ashe and Richardson prepare for three days of competition at Samuels Grand Tennis Center with an expected 3,107 in attendance.
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Pancho Contreras
United States
Contreras
U.S
Mexico City
Mexico
Rafael Osuna
Antonio Palafox
Texas Sun
Pancho Gonzales
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
Ham _ Richardson
Ral‘ston
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Palafox
Vicente Zaruza
Joaquin Loyo Mayo
Baulsten
George MacCall
Ralston
Ashe
Ard
Richardson
Gonzales
All-Lubbock finals set in District Little League tourney
Crosbyton special notes an all-Lubbock final as Lamasa defeats Lynn County 10-3 and Western beats Lynn County 7-2 to reach the title game. Lamasa and Lynn County meet for third place at 6 p.m., with the championship at 8 p.m. winner advances to the regional in Dumas next Monday. Floyd Ellis homered three times and Lester Newman added two solo shots as Ellis allowed four hits.
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Lubbock
Eastern Little League Siack
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Lynn County
Dumas
Floyd Ellis
Lester Newman
Nathaniel Cage
Delouts Robinson
Ellis
Robert Harburger
Worley Stine
Stine
Gary Schaffner
Jim Fillingim
Dennis Smith
David Weld
Scots Move To Higher Ground Dalmahoy Festival of Golf Opens
Dalmahoy Scotland hosts the $28,000 Dalmahoy Festival of Golf after rain flood messes the course. Officials cut 72 holes to 54 and move to the Dalmahoy West Course for the first 18. Ray Floyd of St Andrews is the favorite among 200 players as the field will be cut to 40 after today’s round.
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Scotland
Dalmahoy West
West
Ray Floyd
St. Andrews
First British Open 1860 sparse field in Prestwick
In Prestwick Scotland the 1860 British Open drew only eight golfers. Willie Park won the 36 hole event with a total of 174 strokes.
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Prestwick
Scotland
UPI
Willie Park
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