Tiant drives Indians past White Sox 5-4 in sixth inning
Cleveland rookie Luis Tiant earned his eighth win and drove in the decisive run with a sixth inning single as the Indians beat Chicago 5-4. Tiant improved to 8-2 since July and helped widen Cleveland’s lead over the White Sox amid a seven game span.
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Juan Pizarro
U S Olympic Trials Finalize Tokyo Track Team Picks
The weekend trials determined the U S team for Tokyo with top performances by Carr and Hayes in sprints and Schul Dellinger in distance. Disappointments included Stevenson and high jumpers Caruthers Thomas while pole vault and other events showed mixed results as organizers finalize the squad.
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U.S
Jim Stevenson
Baltimore
Frank Covelli Lof
Pasadena
A.A
Henry Carr
Army
Paul Drayton
Richard Stebbins
Bob Hayes
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Hayes
George Eastment
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Fred. Hansen
Ed Caruthers
John Thomas
Tokyo
Bob Schul
Bill Dellinger
Gerry Lindgren
Spokane
Wash
Jay Silvester
al Oerter
Morgan Groth
Tra Davis
Bill Sharpe
Philadelphia Pioneer Club
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Dick Emberger
Marines
Russ Hodge
Santa Clara
Emberger
Paul Herman
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Phillies top Giants in 10th for 4 1 victory
Johnny Callison singled home the tie breaking run in the 10th and Richie Allen followed with a homer giving the National League leading Phillies a 4 1 victory over San Francisco. The win kept Philadelphia six games ahead of St Louis San Francisco and Cincinnati. Jim Bunning improved to 17 4 in a seven hitter duel with Giants rookie Dick Estelle. In Detroit Don Lock homered twice and Don Zimmer had four hits as the Washington Senators beat the Tigers 5 1.
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Johnny Callison
Richie Allen
Philadelphia Phillies
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Cincinnati
Jim Bunning
Giants
Dick Estelle
Groat Leads Cardinals to 15-2 rout of Cubs
Dick Groat collected four hits and three RBIs as St. Louis totaled 18 hits to pound the Chicago Cubs 15-2 on Sunday. The Cardinals offense exploded with a dominant performance at the plate.
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Stewart
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Santo
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Lawe
Burke
Es'inger
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Brock Ellsworth
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Elston
Washburn
Bidette
Elston Slaughter
Gregory
Slaughter
Cardwell Shuts Out Astros in Pirates Comeback Victory
Don Cardwell pitched a four hitter in his first appearance of the season guiding Pittsburgh to a 3-0 win over Houston. The veteran right-hander walked two, hit two and fanned four as he returned from the minors where he spent most of the year recovering from arm trouble.
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Don Cardwell
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Cardwell
Reds derail Spahn in return as Braves drop home game
Cincinnati Reds crushed Warren Spahn in his first Milwaukee start since August, chasing him after three innings with eight hits and five runs allowed. Tommy Harper hit a two run homer and Vada Pinson added a 20th homer as Cincinnati built a 9 2 victory, while Dan Schneider yielded four more runs in the fifth.
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Vada Pinson
Baxter Wins In Tascosa Meet
Rex Baxter Jr. won the Tascosa Country Club Pro-Member tournament at Amarillo with a 17 stroke margin over par and seven strokes over the nearest challenger earning $1,000. Horace Moore took $750 for second. Lubbock’s Roland Adams finished fourth with a 209 total. Other listed players include Dick Turner San Angelo, Everett Vendant Lubbock, Jimmy Russell Odessa, Bobby Westfall, Dale Newman, Jack Walker, Ken McGuire, Wayne Wash, and Fred Pendergrass among the scores and names shown.
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Baxter Jr
Horace Moore
Lubbock
Roland Adams
Dick Turner
San Angelo
Everett Vendant
Jdimmy Russell
Odessa
Bobby Westfall
Floydada
Tered
Fred Pendergrass
Olion
Dodgers Edge Mets 5 4 On Gilliam Walkoff Run
Los Angeles dodged a Mets rally as Jim Gilliam scored the winning run on a ninth inning error by Ed Kranepool. Don Drysdale earned his 18th win with six Mets hits allowed.
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Jim Gilliam
Ed Kranepool
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New York Mets
Gilliam
Dennis Ribant
Willie Davis
Tommy Davis
Kranepool
Ron Frakly
Don Drysdale
Mets
New York
Roundup of Friday football games in Texas districts
Wichita Falls hosts a roundup of Friday games with Lubbock at home against deflated Odessa and Monterey opening at Odessa Permian. In 2AAAA San Angelo visits Corpus Christi Ray as district favorite Bobcats chase their first 1964 win. the piece ends noting the opal known as the queen of gems.
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Monterey
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Corpus Christi Ray
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Bobcats
Eagles Dominate Giants 38-7 in NFL Opener
Philadelphia forces a disastrous day for Y A Tittle as the Eagles rout the Giants 38 to 7. Tittle completes 13 of 25 for 122 yards with four fumbles and two picks, while Philadelphia showcases early-season offense led by Earl Gros's 59 yard score.
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Packers top Bears with late trick play and 92 yard kick
Football lore-shaping finish as Starr fakes handoff to Moore for a seven yard TD then Elijah Pitts calls for fair catch with eight seconds left. Rule 3 11 allows a free kick and Hornung belts a 92 yard kickoff to tie the club record before 42 327 fans.
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Detroit Defeats 49ers in NFL Opener 27 to 17
Detroit Lions overcome San Francisco 49ers to win 27-17 in the NFL opener. Wayne Walker kicked four field goals and added two conversions while Nick Pietrosante scored two rushing touchdowns. The Lions led 13-7 at halftime and expanded the margin with three more Walker field goals.
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Wayne Walker
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Orioles rally as Kansas City edges past in nine inning affair
The game featured multiple lead changes and costly miscues. Charles doubled off Sam Jones in the ninth to bring Kansas City home. Colavito hit his 33rd homer as the A’s moved ahead before Baltimore tied again. Wes Stock, a former Oriole, relieved in the fifth and allowed the first hit only after a walk. Baltimore used six pitchers amid walks, wild pitches, a hit batsman, and two errors.
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Lema Wins at Firestone in Record 138 for Third Place
Lema led the Firestone series event with a 138 total, earning a $5,000 third place prize as crowds surpassed 8,000 at the 7,165 yard course. Venturi faded to ninth after a missed late charge. Nicklaus was absent from the year’s cast.
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Jack Nicklaus
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Baltimore
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Betrada
Tonight's Major League Baseball Schedule Log
American League games list Minnesota at Baltimore with Grant facing Pappas. Kansas City at Boston with Penn and Connolly. Also St Louis at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at Houston, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles. All games scheduled for night.
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Pappas
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Sadecki
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Cloninger
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Women's Meet Opens With Qualifying Play Tuesday
South Plains hosts the 16th annual Women's Golf Assn tournament. Play day and qualifying rounds begin Tuesday with match play from Wednesday through Saturday. The paired groups list numerous players from Hillcrest LCC Plainview Meadowbrook Brownfield Tahoka and Tahoka locales.
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Justine Kerr
Hillcrest
Eloise Moore
Verone Glenn
Plainview
Merle Grove
Jo Hickman
Meadowbrook
Evelyn Cruce
Brownfield
Doris Wright
Jerry King
Katie Quest
Minnie Hazel Bowman
Kathy Sullivan
Ethlyn Campbell
Floyce Leach
Lera Ohnemus
Tee
Cathleen McElroy
Dot Lewis
Pegsy Jones
Norma Griffin
Betty Stumbaugh
Audrey Moorehead
Beth Hill
Mary Palmer
Florence Lawrence
Pernie Ford
Zella Huffman
Lottie Jo Walker
Tahoka
Betty Moore
Doris Magzard
Ruby Moore
Imogene Williams
Betty Rushing
Martha Chatham
Barbar McNeeley
Frances Pennington
Hillcreat
Marion May
Brownfelld
Etta Solnik
Annie May Tucker
Hopkins Wins Post Tourney at Caprock Golf Course
Charles Hopkins lowered five strokes on the final round to win the George Sam son Men's Handicap Golf Tournament. Defending champion Jimmy Handley and Louie Burkes tied for second at 142, after 36 holes. O. C. Garner and Leo Acker tied for third at 141.
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George Samson
Jimmy Handley
Louie Burkes
Hopkins
Area AAA Standings This Week Schedule Featured Games
Area AAA standings and this week’s schedule list matchups including Monahans versus Colorado City Kermit versus Carlsbad Ft Stockton versus McCamey Roswell versus Pecos Lamesa versus Andrews Amarillo Caprock versus Odessa Ector and Canyon versus Levelland Plainview versus Littlefield Brownfield versus Hobbs Abilene versus Sweetwater Stamford versus Snyder Mason versus Lakeview Lamesa versus Andrews.
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Amarillo Caprock
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Levelland
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Snyder
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Buffalo and Chiefs Trade Scoring in Wild AFC Showdown
Buffalo beat the Chiefs 31 3 with Kemp passing to Bass for two scores and Dubenion catching a six yard TD. Sestak forced a fumble and intercepted Dawson twice as Buffalo surged ahead in a rough game at the 30 157 attendance.
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Haynes
Area AAA gridiron action highlights Dumas and Tulia
In District 1-AAA Dumas and Tulia show power while Muleshoe suffers a 6-0 loss to Morton. Tulsa blanks Olton 14-0, and Olton faces Muleshoe next. District 2-AAA features Ft Stockton Odessa Ector Andrews and Kermit tied at 1-1. District 3-AAA includes Sweetwater’s 22-16 win over Breckenridge. Levelland remains 0-0 with Seminole. Lake View San Angelo drops to 48-12 against Brady. Littlefield Lamesa Brownfield Snyder winless after one game.
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Snyder
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San Angelo
Winters
Radatz Sets Loop Pitching Mark
Boston reliever Dick Radatz set an American League record for most appearances in a season with his 72nd mound appearance. He pitched in the eighth inning against the Los Angeles Angels Saturday.
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Dick Radatz
Radatz
Los Angeles Angels
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