Lopsided Week Drives Pee Wee League Action
In a busy round of junior leagues last week, the Southern and Western divisions featured numerous blowout wins and near no-hitters. Angels used strong pitching in two no-hit efforts while Byrne's Cafe posted a 30-0 shutout with four no-hitters in the Western League.
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Jimmy Sides
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Spahn and Friend Win Eighth Games of Year
Braves beat Pirates 7-3 as Bob Friend earns his eighth win in five-hitter. Ted Savage and Donn Clendenon homer off Denny Lemaster. Cardinals take game one 8-7 but lose nightcap 10-4 as Mets rally in seventh and Phillies tie Reds in ninth with late power. Banks hits his 13th homer for Dodgers in a 6-? win over Cubs, while Koufax suffers a loss in the mid game flurry.
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Radio Lab
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David Breand
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Gordon Moore
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89ers Gain Steam in Pacific Coast League
In a doubleheader against San Diego, Jim Golden pitched seven innings to win 6-3 in the nightcap, while Ben Johnson allowed only one bad pitch in a 9-4 opener as the 89ers stay hot. Hawaii swept Denver 7-2 and 9-8, Seattle beat Portland 1-0, and Spokane toppled Tacoma 10-0.
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Gravestock wins Texas State Trapshooting titles in Amarillo
Larry Gravestock of Amarillo captures the high all around and high overall at the Texas State Trapshooting Tournament with 393x400 in singles, doubles and handicap. He ties Malcolm Bottoms 724x750 to win the high overall shootoff. Darro Handy takes state singles. Mary Gae Parr wins women's singles and handicap.
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Larry Gravestock
Texas
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Quanah
Darro Handy
Lackland Air Force Base
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