Westerners End Spring Practice With Game Tonight
Lubbock High wraps spring drills with an 8 p.m. intrasquad finale at Chapman Field pairing the varsity-to-be against a seniors group led by coach Greg Lott. Quarters and lineups include Bowman at quarterback and King or Webb at fullback for the varsity, with Lott directing the exes on the other side.
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Baseball scores and pitchers dominate early games
In the National League Gibson and the Cards won 4-0, Baldschun blanked the Phillies 2-0, Perranoski led the Dodgers to 20-2 over the Giants, Marichal and Farrell each won 6-1. In the American League Pizarro and Hall shutout Orioles 4-0 and 3-0 respectively, Kralick blanked Indians 3-0, with six pitchers tied at 2-0.
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Western Pony Elks Lodge edge G & G Construction 13-1
Western Pony action Friday saw Tom Turner win for the Elk Lodge over Lynn Noel as hteve Carpenter and Robert Williams held G & G Construction to two hits. Turner, Turner, and Danny Smith led at the plate with two hits apiece and Turner drove in four runs.
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Colavito Wins It With 12th Homer In KC Victory
Colavito homered for his 12th of the season lifting Kansas City to a 4 to 3 win over Boston. He connected off Earl Wilson in the sixth after two singles, driving in two and erasing a 2-1 lead. Orlando Pena earned the win in relief.
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Dutch Dam Builders Urged to Work in Africa
The Hague reports dam construction teams are being invited to Africa to bolster regional water control. Officials say expertise from Dutch engineers could support major hydro projects and improve drought resilience across multiple nations.
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Leaking Gas Blamed For Race Track Fire
The Miles Park Race Track fire was caused by liquefied petroleum gas leaking from a loose tank connection in a horse barn. Sgt. William A. Foushee of the arson squad said the gas likely ignited by a water heater pilot light. Twenty nine racehorses were killed or euthanized after injuries while escaping the blaze. The track opened its season Friday.
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Cubs Rally Past Reds 9-1 on Seven-Run Sixth
Chicago Cubs explode for seven hits and eight runs in the sixth inning to erase a 1-0 deficit and defeat Cincinnati 9-1 Friday night. Jim Stewart and Billy Williams contributed key hits as the Cubs capitalized on Reds miscues. Williams, batting .402, went 1 for 5 with a double, lowering his average to .393.
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Yanks Advance In French Meet
Eugene Scott of St James New York and Karen Hantze Susman of San Antonio Texas reached the fourth round of the French Championships. Scott, seeded 10th and the only American man left, defeated Antonio Palafox of Mexico 6 4 11 95 3 in a ragged match. Susman overwhelmed Ann Marie Studer of Switzerland 6 3 6 2 in the day’s only third round women’s match. Susman, who had a baby last season, appeared to regain form Friday.
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Maricano Signs Boxer Chuvalo to Contract
Rocky Marciano announced on Friday that he had signed Toronto heavyweight George Chuvalo to a contract. The former world champion confirmed the deal in Toronto, marking a new chapter for Chuvalo in his boxing career.
Phillies nip Dodgers 2-0 as Short shines
Philadelphia pitcher Chris Short beat Los Angeles 2-0 extending his win streak against the Dodgers to five games. Richie Allen scored on a sacrifice and reached base on an error by Maury Wills as Drysdale struggled through seven innings, his third loss in eight starts.
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Mays Powers Giants To Win
Willie Mays hit his 17th homer and went 3 for 5 as the San Francisco Giants piled up 16 hits to beat the Pirates 8-3. McCovey and Cepeda homered back to back in the third, Mays tied for the league lead with a .405 average, and rookie Ron Herbel earned the win in his second big league start. Steve Blass took the loss.
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Refugee Hidden Aboard West Berlin Barge
A young East German escaped to West Berlin by stowing away on a barge loaded with gravel. The craft traveled up the Spree River from East Germany. As the barge neared a West Berlin lock, a man jumped overboard and swam to shore. He did not report to authorities and further details were unavailable.
Austin Senator pitcher killed in highway crash
In west Austin, 23 year old Jerry Hummitzsch died when his car wrecked at dawn and overturned after striking barriers. Teammate John Hriniack of Natick, Mass., was injured. Hummitzsch, a Milwaukee Braves prospect, had just pitched a 1-0 shutout over Fort Worth at Disch Field hours earlier.
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Tribe Defeats Detroit 5 to 3 in Cleveland Win
Cleveland pitcher Jack Kralick allowed Detroit’s two unearned runs, while Larry Brown homered twice and drove in three as the Indians beat the Tigers 5-3. Brown and Max Alvis both homered in the first, Brown added a second homer later, Jerry Donllodall also homered, and Bill Freehan replied for Detroit.
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Baseball scores and upcoming games across leagues and cities
Recap of multiple MLB results with scores from Chicago to Washington and Houston to San Francisco, plus minor leagues and upcoming twinbill night games. Highlights include Chicago beating Washington 3 1 and New York downing Cleveland 5 3, and Texas Leaguers El Paso over Albuquerque 12 2 with many intercity matchups and scheduled games tonight.
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Rookie of the Year honors for Paul Flatley
Paul Flatley of the Minnesota Vikings was named INFL rookie of the year for 1963, recognized as the league's top first year pass catcher and standout performer.
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Narleski Hit By Four Grand Slams In 1959
Detroit Tigers pitcher Ray Narleski endured a remarkable rough season as he surrendered four grand slams during the 1959 campaign. This odd tally marked a standout misfortune for the reliever amid a challenging year.
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