Red Sox Sweep Baltimore In Day Night Doubleheader
Mike Andrews drove in the winning run with a 10th inning double and later homered to spark a 3-2 win in game one. He then hit a go ahead homer in the second game as Boston routed Baltimore 8-3, with Joe Foy also homering and contributing two RBIs.
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Coaches Pick Tough District After Strong Returns
Keese notes Estacado returns 11 offensive and 10 defensive starters with speed. Dunbar, last year’s district winner, loses some stars but fields fast substitutes. Brownfield, ranked third in the poll, brings eight offensive and five defensive regulars, with Lamesa and others following.
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Yastrzemski and Pirates Dominate in Slugging Showdown
Carl Yastrzemski hit three doubles and scored twice as his team rallied with a double steal featuring Ken Harrelson. Boog Powell Paul Blair and Dave Johnson homered for the Orioles in a 3-2 loss to Juan Pizarro with Culp fanning 12 to lift his record to 7-4.
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No-Hitter Highlights City Church Softball Tourney Opener
Calvary Baptist pitcher Marvin Devoracek threw a no-hitter as Calvary routed Oakwood Baptist 10-0 in the opening round. John Knox Presbyterian beat First Baptist 7-3. Tonight Oakwood meets First Baptist at 7 30 and Calvary faces John Knox at 9 at North Mackenzie Field.
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Eight Teams Accept NCAA Baseball Tournament Invite
Riverside California AP reports eight teams have accepted invitations to the Third Annual National Collegiate Baseball Tournament next spring. The defending NCAA champion Southern California is among the entrants for the event featuring top college programs.
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Yankees Top Tigers Behind Pepitone and Gibbs Homers
Joe Pepitone delivered a two run bases loaded single in the fifth as New York bolstered by Jake Gibbs two run homer and Roy White’s 11th, beat Detroit 7-2 leaving Tigers atop AL standings while Baltimore and Cleveland faltered in separate twin bills.
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Brock Cards Rally Past Mets in 5-1 Victory
Lou Brock drove in two runs and scored, while Ray Washburn claimed his seventh straight win for the St. Louis Cardinals as they defeated the New York Mets 5-1. Washburn allowed seven hits and no walks over a strong 10-3 record, with an eighth inning sacrifice fly by Brock breaking a 1-1 tie.
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Dixie routs Sudan Amherst 15-0 as McIntyre no-hits
Dixie pitcher Tommy McIntyre threw a no-hitter with 13 strikeouts, adding a grand slam and a run-scoring double to power a 15-0 Sub-Sectional playoff win over Sudan Amherst. Alec Cabrera produced the lone fourth inning hit bid but failed to reach base.
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No-Hitter and Rally Highlight Dixie Victory
The Dixie team showcased a no hitter by Tommy McIntyre, with 12 year old McIntyre striking out the side in the first, third, and fifth innings and allowing only three baserunners. Dixie built a big early lead, added runs in the third and fourth, and advanced to the Sectional Tournament in Abilene.
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Stars Trade Puls for Kubala in NASL Move
St Louis Stars acquire forward Bronco Kubala from Dallas Tornados in exchange for half back Joe Puls. Kubala, son of Toronto coach Laddie Kubala, scored both goals in Dallas 2 1 victory over Los Angeles July 1. He will join St Louis tonight against Kansas City Spurs, who lead Gulf Division 11 6. Stars stand 8 9.
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San Antonio Shuts Out Marshall in NBC Tourney Feature
San Antonio defeats Marshall 9 1 in Monday NBC Tournament feature as Lon Falcon and Tony Gutierrez lead the offense with three hits in support of Don Falcon. Earlier games saw Amarillo Hereford and LaGrange Electric split late inning battles with tight scores.
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Cuellar Shuts Down Dodgers as Astros Win 2-0
Mike Cuellar pitched four hits and an RBI squeeze bunt doubled down Houston's lead. Denis Menke doubled and scored on a Bob Watson grounder after a Boyer collision. Ken Boyer left for X rays as Houston ties Dodgers for ninth place with four straight losses for L A.
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Russians Plan Entry In International Race
In Baltimore Joe Cascarella of Laurel Race Course said Russians intend to have an entry in the 17th Washington International on Nov 11. They have no specific horse yet but possess several promising runners and will decide after their big races. Russia has previously started in eight of the past ten Internationals and is encouraged by Aniline’s 1966 second place.
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Hacker hits rare 90 yard hole in one at Ranch Golf Course
Los Angeles golfer Louis A. Hacker aged 68, after thirty years in the sport, aced the 90 yard fourth hole at Ranch Golf Course on Sunday with a 9 iron. It marked the third ace of his career.
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