Cards strengthen second place hold in big inning win
The St Louis Cardinals defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 8 to 1 as a five run first inning and key defensive plays fueled the victory. Sal Maglie’s five hitter and a late Gene Green homer padded the lead, while Curt Simmons struggled in his return for St. Louis. Pirates pitcher Curt Raydon got the win as Bob Porterfield closed out the late rally.
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Harry Anderon
Cards
Phillies
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UPI
Philadelphia Phillies
Sal Maglie
Gene Green
St. Louis Cardinals
Maglie
Brooklyn Dodger
Carl Sawatski
Barber
New York Yankees
St. Louis
Curt Simmons
Green
Still and Lawson Lead Local Golf Tourney Action
Littlefield golfer Still shot two-under 70 with a late birdie to win his match. Lawson dominated with two-under 70 as he cruises through the tourney, while St Clair fell to Still in a tight finish. Freer and Daugherty advance in the first flight as other local players win their matches.
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Garrett
Dr. Still
Muleshoe
Bill St. Clair
Still
St. Clair
Lawson
Lubbock
Plainview
John Morehead Saturda
Artesia
John Daugherty
Sam Wicks
Woods
Brownfield
Paul Woods
David Keithley
Littlefield
Jim Stewart
Hillry Ranson
Levelland
Stewart
Woode
Daugherty
Freer
Saturday Scores and Nearby Games Report
Scratched notes show scattered results from New York, Detroit, Chicago, Washington, Cleveland, Baltimore, and other cities. The fragmentary list mentions teams, venues, and partial scores with multiple unreadable items, including references to Pine Kress and regional matchups like San Antonio, Dallas, Plainview, Midland, and San Angelo.
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New York
Kaveas City
Botton
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Ieveland
Biatimore
Ye. Aang Jr
Anasio
Carina
Ponds
Tras
Reston
Paul
Atlanta Mobile
Hirmingharne
Nasheile
Emi Chattanooga
Cam Rau
Calceado
Amarillo
San Jouston
Hirminenaia
Nashville
Chattans
Memphis
Ama
New Orleans
Fenrir Amari
Colunwa
Lincoln
Blouw City
Amen
Terry Bonnivan
Ramee
Serine
Chloe ‘Wenn
Monte
Poriocarrel Mell
Constant Pe
Piggly Wiggly Upsets Lubbock Sons Club in Southwest Loop
Piggly Wiggly edged Lubbock Lions Club 6 to 5 in a Southwest Pony League game Saturday night. Andy Welch vs Bob Black pitched a tight duel for six innings before Piggly Wiggly pulled ahead in the final inning. The loss dashed Lions Club hopes of catching league leader Club Grain.
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Lubbock Sons Club
Southwest Loop
Piggly Wiggly
Lubbock Lions Club
Andy Welch
Bob Black
Grain
Wigglies
Tech budget outlook for 1960 athletic program
The Texas Tech athletic department outlines a $119,150 salary bill and a $141,858 dormitory cost, excluding $8,300 rent, with football expenses around $80,000 for four home games and travel costs for six road games. Basketball, track, and six other sports total about $69,176 in nonrevenue costs, offset by football and basketball profits and club revenues. Officials acknowledge a cautious path to self sufficiency with hopes for better SWC revenue, stadium completion, and continued support from Red Raider clubs.
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Boston Whips Tigers In 12th On Ted Lepico's Pinch Hit
Ted Lepico delivered a pinch hit homer in the 12th to lift Boston past Detroit. Jackie Jensen added two homers and Harry Agganis contributed, as the Red Sox rallied past the Tigers with late offense and strong relief. The game featured Sievers and Zauchin homers for Washington, while Porter delivered the deciding hit for Cleveland in a 6-5 win over Baltimore.
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Herman Wehmeier
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Chicago
Washington
Roy Sievers
Chicago White Sox
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Midland Loses as 13 Walks Doomed Effort
Pete Fisher struggled early and left with three runs allowed after a rough first inning. Manuel Sanchez earned his sixth win with a nine hitter and 10 strikeouts. Stan Patykula and Fred Hernandez hit back to back home runs for the Giants as Midland’s bullpen and offense faltered in a game hampered by walks.
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Pete Fisher
Manuel Sanchez
Stan Patykula
Fred Hernandez
Giante
Oo Fisher
Dean
Wilcox
Gaxart
Sanches
Wiaher
Rangers dominate all district team in NBC Tourney finals
The NBC Tourney saw Ranger players dominate the 12 man all district selections with seven Rangers named to the team. Final performances were not counted in selections and several listed names appear with affiliations to Rangers Porter Oil and Port Pete Price among others.
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Krhut
Rangers
I. B. Pallmer
John Fatis
Rang
A. Thompson
Porter Oil
George McDuff
Walter Bingham
Porter
Dave Allen
Chariie Lawrence
E. C. Leslie
Rinenam
Palmer
Farley
Orteaky
Allen
Parker
Kelcher
BP Leni
Allen Potter
Bridges
Orewa
Pinkham
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Lubbock and Levelland Wrestlers Dominate In Open Meet
Lubbock and Levelland athletes headline a rugged wrestling meet with numerous wins and close bouts. Names like Dave Lawson, Leroy Breshers, Danny Filiston, and J. Re Charmberlain appear amid a field of competitors from Littlefield, Plainview, and Artesia. Multiple bouts end in decisives 2 and 1 or 4 and 2 margins, showcasing talent across divisions and weight classes.
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Tibbork
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Dewitt Weaver
Je. Lubbock
Raymond Marshall
Tack Stil
Littlefield
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Get Sam
Frank Freer
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Falie
Jane Morehead
Plainview
Tomcat Vernon Bazan
Hittetild
Danny Filiston
Lubnoce
Bilsinley
Kittetinid
Rhenacd McCary
Little
Felis Arty
Hines
Lunberk
Livers
Morton
Alvin
Macky Greer
Lite Recon
Tlefield
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