Hondo Edges Cole in 12 Innings Bi-district playoff
Hondo High School defeated Cole of San Antonio 4 to 3 in 12 innings to take a 1 0 series lead in the Class A bi district playoff. Potsie Groff drove in all three Hondo runs and scored the winning run in the 12th. Clyde Parsons led Hondo with a single and a triple in four at bats. The series resumes at Cole next Wednesday with a potential deciding game.
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Cole
San Antonio
Owls
Cougars
Potsie Groff
Clyde Parsons
Hondo
Broch
Bobbitt
Munoz
Flowes
Klag
Jones
Faseler
MacArthur tops Edgewood 7-3 in bi-district baseball opener
MacArthur built a 3-2 lead with a three run fifth inning and added two in the sixth to beat Edgewood 7-3 in game one of the district bi district series. Rick Kramer worked four innings in relief, allowing two hits and one walk while fanning three. Edgewood’s Raul Martinez had two RBIs while Leo Heain and Terry Tuck drove in runs for the Brahmas.
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Edgewood
Brahmas
Don Falcon
Leonard Trejo
Ofttimes
Raider
Falcon
Leo Heain
Terry Tuck
Hearn
Tuck
St. Mary's University
W. J. Keefe
Raul Martinez
Pace Edgewood
Martinez
Ramon Estrada
Self
John Cevallos
Jesse Cadena
Raiders
Val Estrella
Simon Guajardo
Estrella
Kramer
Perez
Faris
Shirey
Jeff Davis
Cadena
Davis
Barney Harris
Trejo
Seabright
Tom Leyendecker
Tommy Tipton
Tome
Teff Davis
Rico
Trelo
Estrellog Self
Bell Leads Indians Past White Sox 3 2 in Calf of Unearned Runs
Gary Bell pitched the Indians to a 3 2 win over the Chicago White Sox, aided by three unearned runs in the first inning. Bell improved to 2 1 while Chicago dropped to 12 losses in 16 games, falling below .500 as Max Alvis, Rocky Colavito, and Jim Landis figured in the rally. The White Sox used starter Tommy John to allow the unearned runs.
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Max Alvis
Rocky Colavito
Gene Freese
Fred Whitefield
Alvis
Jim Landis
Battimore
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Boxscore Highlights From A Split Twin Bill And Exhilarating Home Run Parade
In Detroit, Bill Freehan and Norm Cash sparked offense with multiple hits and RBIs as the Tigers split with the Red Sox, while Frank Robinson notched two homers in the nightcap. Elsewhere, Al Downing fanned 11 as the Yankees toppled the Twins, Don Lock scored on a bunt miscue in Washington’s 6 5 win over the Angels, Jose Santiago fired a shutout for Boston against Kansas City, and the Braves slugged five homers in Chicago to beat the Cubs 12 2 led by Mack Jones Hank Aaron Joe Torre and Felipe Alou.
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Hunt's Belts Race Giants to 7 5 Victory
Ron Hunt drove in five runs with a homer and bases loaded single as the New York Mets beat the San Francisco Giants 7-5. Hunt reached base in all five plate appearances, broke a 4-4 tie with an eighth inning homer, and helped lift New York’s offense with three runs in the sixth.
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Doug Clemens
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Johnny Callison
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Tommy Helms
Deron Johnson
Cincinnati
Reds
St. Louis Cardinals
Softball Results From Friday Exhibitions and Leagues
The report lists numerous softball results across divisions and venues. Teams such as Flyers, Kiddie City, Highland Crowns, and Corpus Christ Raiders are shown with mixed victories and losses. Key players notch home runs including Poindexter, Roamer, Perez, and Urbanski, while exhibitions span Mexico City to Denton Texas with varied scores and standout innings.
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Zapata
Pacheca
Lujan
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Perez
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Roya
Morales
Castit
Acosta
Corpus Christ! Raiders
Denton Texans
Raest
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Hamby
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Beaumont Meet Faces Weather Halts and Star Jumpers
Rain threatens the fourth annual Gulf Federation Track Meet in Beaumont and San Antonio. Clarence Johnson aims to break the schoolboy high jump record of 7-14 while facing rivals from LSU and Southern University. Trinity’s Clyde Glasson withdraws, and the meet may be called if rain continues.
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Terrell
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Southern University
Richard Lee
Falfurrias
Homer Martinez
Trinity University
Clyde Glasson
Sacramento
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Local league action ties leaders as Our Lady of Good Counsel forfeit
In Hot Wells League play Our Lady of Good Counsel Aces forfeited to Alamo City to create a first place tie with Alamo Enterprises. A 3:30 p.m. loop game features City Lumber vs Losoya Guerra, with Mayo Aguilar pitching. Garza Finance and Villagran AC lead the Spanish-American League at 3:30 p.m. at De la Garza Field.
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Tony's
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Randy Anderson
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Julius Tolbert
Ben Jonietz
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Robert Villarreal Wocktart
Jojof Cardona
Jack Kraus
Rick
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