A’s Batter Yanks Cards Fell Giants
The Athletics toppled the Yankees 12-2 behind Randy Keller and Mark Gilstrap in a three-inning burst of offense. Brad Morgan and David McGinnis each had two hits. In another game, the Cardinals beat the Giants 10-3 as David Smith limited the Giants to two hits and Billy Blythe homered.
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Snyder Among Raider Stops
Texas Tech coaching staff accept 12 invitations from Red Raider Club members for June and July 1963 visits. Arranged by Leete Jackson coaches attend golf, dinner meetings, and speak at service clubs in Gaines County Sea graves Seminole Abilene Abernathy Hobbs Plainview Midland Levelland Snyder Muleshoe Andrews Amarillo Brownfield with appearances expected in Post and Slaton.
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Powell's Bat Boosts Baltimore Into Lead
Orioles beat the Yankees 3-1 as Boog Powell homered twice in the fifth off Ralph Terry driving in two runs. Powell increased his season total to nine homers and 27 RBIs with a .292 average, lifting Baltimore a game ahead of New York. Other scores: White Sox 0 Angels 1. Twins 5 Royals 0. Senators 1 Red Sox 0. Indians 6 Tigers 4. Cubs 6 Giants 1. Dodgers 2 Astros 1. Brewers 3 Mets 2.
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Hamlin JCs Plan Tourney Dates and Divisions
Hamlin Jaycee Tennis Tournament set for June 21 to 23 with four divisions Boys and Girls 18 and under 16 and under 14 and under and open. Entry deadline is Friday June 14 with mail entries to Box 668 Hamlin. Winners in the 16 and 18 divisions receive fee-paid entry to the State Tournament in Rosenberg in July.
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Arruza predicts peak bullfighting boom at Tijuana
Mexican matador Charles Arruza says bullfighting enthusiasm in the United States will boost Tijuana into a world class bullring. He notes Tijuana’s higher prices and 80 percent U S attendance, with Americans seeking top bulls. Arruza also joins the National Tourist Bureau as a goodwill ambassador.
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Texans College Baseball Finals Narrow Down Title Hopefuls
Two time champion Houston Bellaire faces Lufkin in the Class AAAA final while South San Antonio meets Castleberry in the other title game. Dumas illness sidelined starter Vern Stafford as Castleberry advanced 12 2 to reach the finals with Fort Worth support. Jasper pulled the tourney's first triple play as Dumas falls into third place game against Jasper.
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Giants Nudge Cardinals In Farm League Thriller
The Giants remain undefeated in the National Farm League by rallying past the Cardinals 9 to 8. Bruce Kenner paced the win with a two run homer a double and a single while Ronald Grant added a double and a single. Steve Boydston started for the Giants and Laddie McMillan took the loss as the Cards led 4 0 before the comeback.
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Baseball Roundup National League Standings and Results
National League results show San Francisco trailing Chicago by one game as Milwaukee and New York split. Tuesday night scores include Chicago over San Francisco and New York, while Cincinnati and Pittsburgh faced a rainout with suspended play. Today’s schedule features Milwaukee at New York and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh with twiNight games against San Francisco Chicago and St Louis Philadelphia.
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Sox Triumph In Pony League After Ninth Inning Stand
Canyon Reef Sports Center Sports beat the Optimist Club Braves 2-0 in ten innings as O L Cooper opened the tenth with a home run and Tom m y Hartley drove in the insurance run. Larry Stokes earned the win in relief of Kenny Haskell.
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Baseball Leaders Of The Associated Press
A compilation of batting and pitching leaders in the National and American Leagues. Highlights include H Aaron and Cepeda among batting leaders. Flood and Brock among runs. Drysdale and Koufax leading strikeouts. Wagner and Allison high in RBIs. Versalles and Hinton notable in doubles and triples.
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League Leaders Triumph in Narrow Victory
The league leaders secured a hard fought win as their fourth triumph in five outings. The victory extended their grip on first place and showcased their edge over rivals in a tense matchup.
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Four Froggies Fail To Make The Grades
FORT WORTH AP Football letterman Brooks Hill an end and three freshman players were found scholastically ineligible at Texas Christian Tuesday. The freshmen who failed in the classroom are tackle Bill Satterwhite and guard Porter Williams both of Corpus Christi and Jay Alley tackle from El Paso Bel Air.
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