Brenham Cubs Triumph in AAAA State Final 4-0 Pitching Win
Brenham Cubs exploded for eight unearned runs in the first two innings to defeat Dumas 11-2 and claim the Class AAA state title. Dumas starter Bobby Laughry departed after two. Delbert Beoker scattered five hits for Brenham. Ken Berry homered for Chicago in a separate game, as the White Sox blanked the Senators 6-0.
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Billy Don Hamilton
Hamilton
Dumas
Delbert Beoker
Chicago
Tommy
John
Washington
Ken Berry
No-Hitter Continues as Pirates Stumble in Padres Clash
The Padres create scoring chances with walks and steals as Cannizzaro and Colbert reach scoring position. Ellis earns win number five in nine decisions, while Stargell hits his 11th and 12th homers off Dave Roberts.
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Dave Campbell
Huntz
Ferrara
Padres
Colbert
Toopen
Cannizzaro
Ellis
Tommy Dean
Stargell
San Diego
Dave Roberts
Campaneris Delivers In 11th For A's 4 2 Win Over Orioles
Campaneris homered on the first pitch, doubled in the 11th to drive in the go ahead run, and scored on Reggie Jackson's double as the Oakland A's beat the Baltimore Orioles 4 2. Dick Green started Oakland's decisive rally after being plunked, Mudcat Grant bunted him to second, and Campaneris lined the decisive hit. Orioles had led 2 0 with Dalrymple and Buford homers.
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Baltimore
Campy Campaneris
Reggie Jackson
Oakland A’s
Baltimore Orioles
Dick Green
Eddie Watt
Mudcat Grant
Green
Campaneris
Jackson
Twins Top Red Sox 5-2 In Road Win Behind Perranoski's Save
Minnesota built a 3-0 lead and held Boston to two runs as Ron Perranoski earned his 19th save in relief. Jim Perry allowed five runs over eight innings for the win while Tom Satriano hit his first homer of the season and Rod Carew and George Mitterwald drove in late runs.
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ST. Paul
Minneapolis
Minnesota Twins
Boston
Ron Perranoski
Red Sox
Perranoski
Mike Andrews
Mike
Fiore
Stan Williams
Minnesotta
Twins
Jim Perry
Tom Satriano
Perry
Rico Petrocelli
Brant Alyea
Dick Schofield
Leo Cardenas
Alyea
Cardenas
Minnesota
Gary Peters
George Mitterwald
Rod Carew
Yanks Blank Royals as Peterson Extends Winning Streak
Fritz Peterson pitched five hitters for his eighth straight win and first shutout of Kansas City. The Yankees beat the Royals 3-0 as New York moved to eight wins in nine starts. Unearned runs in the third due to two miscues helped the visitors push ahead.
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Kansas City
Fritz Peterson
New York Yankees
Royals
Peterson
Yankees
Annning
Babby Murcer
Dave Morehead
Roy White
Danny Cater
White
Morehead
Jack
Brownfield Invite Golf Meet Faces Weather Hurdles
Bubba Brooks seeks to defend his Brownfield Invitational title this afternoon at 1 20 with 96 golfers signed for the event. Mike Dugger says 140 may win the title, while Tommy Gilbert of Texas A M aims to dethrone Brooks. Morning shotgun starts at 8 30 with a 1 30 afternoon wave, weather permitting.
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Brownfield
Bubba Brooks
Brooks
Mike Dugger
Tommy Gilbert
Texas A&m
Dugger
Matson Breaks Shot Put Record at U S Track Meet
Randy Matson crushed the meet shot put mark with 67 feet 9 inches at the U S Track and Field Federation championships in Wichita Texas A M alum and Houston stockbroker outdistanced collegiate champion Karl Salb who threw 60 7.
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Randy Matson
Karl Salb
U.S
Texas A&m
Houston
Salb
Kansas Star
Fregosi Stars as Angels Blast Tigers 5-2
Angel batters pace a 5 2 victory over Detroit led by Fregosi with two homers, Cowan adding a leadoff shot in the seventh, Messersmith earning his sixth win. Detroit scored on first inning singles by Stanley Northings and Horton and Freehan hit his 11th homer.
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Billy Cowan
California Angels
Detroit Tigers
Angels
John Hiller
Dennis Saunders
Fregosi
Cgowan
Sevnth
Andy Messersmith
Mackey Stanley
Jim Northings
Willie Horton
Detroi
Bill Freehan
Perez Directs Cincy Win Over Phillies
Tony Perez hit a two run homer in the fourth as Cincinnati Reds rookie Wayne Simpson earned his sixth straight win in a 3-1 victory over the Philadelphia Phillies. Perez extended his league leading total to 23 homers and 65 66 RBIs with the pacesetting shot off Woodie Fryman. The Reds added a ninth inning insurance run on a fumblescoring single by Tommy Helms.
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Philadelphia
Tony Perez
Wayne Simpson
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia Phillies
Perez
Reds
Woodie Fryman
Tommy Helms
Baseball Scores and Matchups From Evening Games
National League action lists Houston at Montreal with Cook and Stone as batters. Atlanta visits New York while Cinemat! faces Philadelphia. Chicago travels to Los Angeles and Pittsburgh goes to San Diego. St Louis plays San Francisco in one night contests. Regular lineups show various pitchers and hitters with noted scores and times.
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Brunet
Chicago
James
Catone
Murphy
Ketret
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Brabender
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Chance
Gekland
Hurter
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Houston
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Stoneman
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Jarvis
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Two Track Meets Set In West Texas Today
A pair of summer recreational track meets are scheduled in West Texas today with girls at Seagraves and boys at Andrews. The Andrews meet opens the Permian Basin circuit with five divisions for midgets juniors high schoolers and open. Preliminaries start at 2 pm and field events 1:30 pm. finals begin at 6 pm.
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West Texas
Seagraves
Andrews
Permian Basin
Western Little League Dedicates New Ball Park Tonight
Western Little League dedicates its new ball park at 26th Street and Frankford Avenue tonight at 7 p.m. The park sits on land leased to the Babe Ruth League for 20 years from Lubbock Christian College. This is the first of two fields to open on the site, with four more parks planned for use by the Babe Ruth League and Coronado High School. F. W. Mattox, president of ILO, will be the special guest.
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Frankford ‘Avenue
Babe Ruth League
Lubbock Chr College
Babe Ruthers
Coronado High School
F. W. Mattox
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Bateman Delivers Three-Run Shot As Expos Edge Astros
John Bateman belted a three-run homer in the Expos four-run first inning to lift Montreal past Houston 7-6. Bateman, his fifth of the year, followed a two-night string with another three-run burst off Ron Rock. The Expos held the lead after Fairly drove in a run in the fifth and LaBoy's sacrifice fly in the seventh produced the winning run. Howie Reed earned the win in relief, while Mike Marshall took the loss.
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White Sox
Senators
John
Washington
George Brunet
Syd O’brien
Wayne Comer
Ed Brinkman
Brunet
Luis Aparicio
Carlos May
Montreal
John Bateman
Expos
Houston
Bateman
Ron Rock
Astros
Ron Fairly
Coco Laboy
Howie Reed
Mike Marshall
Two Homers by Agee Lead Mets Past Braves
Tommie Agee collected four hits including two homers as the New York Mets downed the Atlanta Braves 8 to 1. Agee hit his 10th homer off Phil Niekro in the fourth inning. Cleon Jones stole second and scored on Dave Marshall's single. Orlando Cepeda belted a solo shot in the sixth.
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Tommie Agee
New York Mets
Atlanta. Braves
Agee
Phil Niekro
Mets
Cleon Jones
Duvon Dave Marshall
Brewers End Road Skid With Grand Slam Victory
Russ Snyder hit an eighth inning grand slam and Marty Pattin allowed six hits as the Milwaukee Brewers defeated the Cleveland Indians 4 1 to snap a 17 game road winless streak. The game remained scoreless through seven innings before Milwaukee broke through with six hits off Rich Hand in the eighth.
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Russ Synder
Marty Pattin
Milwaukee Brewers
Indians
Brewers
Rich Hand
Maidenstown track meet results show mixed placer outcomes
The report lists numerous times and placements across races with names and numbers tangled in OCR garble. It notes event stages including Fourth, Fifth, and Ninth races, with various entrants, times and prize references, though many details are unreadable.
Two Drivers Flip In Reno Park Raceways Action
At Reno Park Raceways in Sportsman action on Friday night Bobby Magee and Rudolph Royse flipped after contact in heats. Feature winners were Pest Crowder in sportsman and Chuck Bills of Amarillo in modifieds, with continued racing planned at the same track.
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Rudolph Roys
Upside
Coem N Club
Reno Park Raceways
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Royse
Pest
Crowder
Chuck Bills
Amarillo
the &Mile Speedway
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