Friday Baseball Scores and Today's Schedule
Major and minor league results from Friday across the American and National Leagues with several games completed and others postponed. Standout outcomes include Cleveland topping Chicago 4 3 and Chicago routing Philadelphia 4 3, plus Los Angeles routing Detroit 8 3 and St Louis defeating Houston 9 2.
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Behind Gibson Keys NL Lead as Cards Rout Colts 9-2
Bob Gibson pitched six solid innings and struck out 13 as the St. Louis Cardinals surged past the Houston Colts 9-2. Curt Flood drove in runs with timely hits while five Houston errors aided the Cardinals in maintaining the NL lead.
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Pee Wee League action spans Yankees to Red Sox routs
Friday results show the Yankees edge Dodgers 9-6 behind Wille Valdeza and Willie Gallegos three for three. Red Sox crush Pirates 13-3 as James Davis collects three hits. Other leagues feature Read Insurance over Fulton Pipeliners 9-4 and Pony, Major, and Colt results across multiple teams with key homers and stellar pitching.
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Grove Wins Consolation in Lubbock Club Women’s Golf
Merle Grove won the championship flight consolation with a 3 and 2 victory over Loys Patterson after Grove was upset in the first round. Margaret Splawn won the first flight 2 and 1 over Frances Cochran, Vivian Parks beat Flo Crowell, and Carol Hall triumphed 5 and 4 over Lorna Walker in the second flight. LaVerne Warren beat Bernice Whitmore 3 and 2, and Carrie Jane Miller defeated Margaret Williams 1 up in the Nene hole flight. Olive Fluke won two matches by 1.
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Telephone Golf Tourney Today At Morton CC
The Western General Telephone Golf Association tournament is set for today at Morton County Club golf course. About 50 members and their families are expected, with an 8:30 a.m. tee time. The event features 18 holes in flights using current handicaps to assign players and determine winners by score plus handicap, followed by a picnic.
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Country Club Tourney
Extra Small Little Leaguer Wins Big Game
Six year old pitcher Andy Watkins with braces on both legs and weighing 35 pounds pitched scoreless innings and delivered the winning hit for his Little League team in Birmingham. Doctors say the braces and treatment helped his legs while Andy has been hitting .345 this season.
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Area Players Selected For Greenbelt Bowl
Nine South Plains football players were picked for the Greenbelt Bowl to be played July 27. West team players include Happy Rogers Tulsa Mike Burkett Dimmitt Larry Fancher Olton Robert Worley Paducah Max Rucker Floydada Lloyd Martin Matador Danny Oliver Hale Center. East rosters feature Bobby Masten Sudan and David Hutton Turkey, coached by Red Ramsey. Proceeds go to charity in the 14th annual game featuring West Texas and Oklahoma athletes.
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Odessa Track Site Tonight
The summer recreation track and field meet moves to W. T. Baffett Stadium for the second tour stop. Preliminaries start at 5 p.m. field events finals at 1 p.m. running finals begin at 7 p.m. Girls may compete. No team champion or standings.
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Relko Favored To Win Irish Sweeps Derby At Curragh
In Dublin the Irish Sweeps Derby offers a 184000 dollar purse with Relko the prohibitive favorite among 17 runners. The French bred colt, owned by Francois Dupré and ridden by Yves Saint Margin, seeks another major victory after wins in the French 2000 Guineas and the Epsom Derby.
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Cubs Rally Past Phillies in 11th for 4-3 Win
Ron Santo homered in the 11th to lift the Chicago Cubs over Philadelphia 4-3. Dick Ellsworth allowed one run after the second inning and earned his 10th win with a 10 hitter, fanning 11 as the Cubs built a 3-0 lead before the Phillies tied it.
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Tigers Split Pleis Earns First Complete Game in Three Years
Pleis pitched a complete game in parts of three seasons with the Twins. Don Lock homered with two on in the ninth to end Pleis's bid. Killebrew drove in runs with a two run double and a homer, while Battey also homered. The Twins knocked Duckworth out in the fifth and Pleis faltered late but finished strong.
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Mets Fans Booing Over New York Winning Sparks Talk
A collage of sports notes reports Jimmy Piersall praising playing in New York while Mets fans boo for climbing from last to ninth. Other items include Chick Evans fund caddies to college, Chuck Dressen's Tigers role, Nicklaus girth, Pikes Peak entry by helicopter, college all star previews, a new pool hall for women, and pro tennis clinics at Forest Hills.
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Virdon Breaks Deck with Two-Run Shot Lifts Pirates
Pittsburgh 3 Mets 1 as Bill Virdon hits a two run homer into the upper deck in right after Dick Schofield reaches on a fielder's choice. Joe Gibbon and Al McBean pitch well, giving Pirates the lead and insurance run on Bob Bailey's seventh inning single. Roger Craig suffers his 10th straight loss.
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Two Races Set Today
Editorialist and Crewman headline two top stakes at Arlington Park and Monmouth Park. Editorialist carries 132 pounds in the Olympia Handicap while Crewman contests the Lamplighter Handicap at Monmouth with 128 pounds. Other notable races include the Vanity Handicap at Hollywood Park and Diamond State Handicap at Delaware Park with major contenders Linfta Red Belle Sing Along and Baggabee.
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Grain Futures and Ruidoso Racing Results Summary
Grain futures quotes for wheat corn oats and milo are listed for Fort Worth. From Ruidoso New Mexico horse racing results, multiple races are detailed with winners and payoffs across nine events, including first through twelfth races and daily double, quinella figures, attendance and handle totals.
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Golf Meet Thriller Nears Close at Heat Haze
Snead led with 69 while U S Open champ Julius Boros matched 69 for 138 total. Arnold Palmer 68 at 139, Ed Furgol 65 at 140, six straight birdies by Mason Rudolph and Aaron 135, Wininger 69 after a 65, and Player 66 on a hot day kept the field within eight of the leaders in a tight finish.
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Champion Team Gains Finals In Amarillo Classic
Barbara Fay White and Wanda Lowell Hendrix of Shreveport, La., reach the 18 hole finals of the Amarillo Country Club women's Invitation Championship. They face Sandra Palmer of Fort Worth and Julie Hull of Anderson, Ind., in a 9 a.m. final after edging Jeanie Butler and Mrs. Tom Jones 1 up in semifinals.
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Wheat Mixed In Early Afternoon Trading
Chicago AP report shows grain futures mostly weak in mid session though some soybeans held modest gains. Corn slipped over one cent as traders speculated on possible changes in surplus stock policy. Rainfall and moisture relief weighed on prices. government storage near 16 million bushels could ease cash pressure if large sales resume. July prices cited for wheat corn oats rye and soybeans.
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Fishing Rodeo Opens For Youth At Klapp Lake
The third annual fishing rodeo for youngsters under 16 begins at 7 a.m. today at K. N. Klapp Lake and runs to 7 p.m. daily. Sponsored by the Sportsmen Club and City Recreation Department with prizes for first fish largest fish and most fish. By Monday adults join in. A test indicated an overabundance of fish in the lake.
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