Colts' Farrell Fires 3-Hitter at Dodgers
Houston right-hander Dick Farrell pitched a three hitter as the Colts upset the Dodgers 4 1. He struck out two and retired 13 in a row. Norm Larker and Carl Warwick opened the scoring with a fourth inning run on an error and a bloop double. The Dodgers remain a game ahead of the Giants who beat St. Louis as L.A. failed to score more than six runs in their last five games. Podres took the loss ending a winless stretch since May 13.
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Ump-Otero Scuffle Sparks Phillies Comeback Win
The Philadelphia Phillies rallied from a three run deficit to beat the Cincinnati Reds 43. Roy Sievers and Sammy White homered in the victory. Umpire Jocko Conlan ejected Reds players Leo Cardenas and Regie Otero, then theatrically discarded his gear in a heated seventh inning incident.
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Orioles Nip Sens 4-3 in Washington
The Baltimore Orioles beat the Washington Senators 4 to 3 in Washington, extending their dominance with a 13th win in 14 meetings there over the past two seasons.
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Towne Travelers to Battle Lulacs at Katy Park
The Towne Service Travelers meet the Waco Lulacs for the second time this season at Katy Park on Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. Towne Service won the first game. Admission is 75 cents for adults and 35 cents for children.
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Casey Deals For Woodling To Mets
Gene Woodling, who will be 34 on August 16, was sold by the Washington Senators to the New York Mets Friday night just before the midnight deadline. The Senators reportedly received more than the $21.50 waiver price in the deal.
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Hernandez Stops Rosi In Early Madison Square Garden Bout
Carlos Hernandez a Venezuelan with a mustache halted Paolo Rosi at 2 11 of the first round in a scheduled 10 rounder at Madison Square Garden. Rosi, a 34 year old New Yorker, went down three times under New York State Athletic Commission rules a fighter who hits the canvas three times in a round is finished unless in a world title fight. Both weighed 13 stone.
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Red Sox Cliff Tigers 4-2 in Detroit Victory
The Boston Red Sox beat the Detroit Tigers 4-2 before 11,447 at Briggs Stadium. Earl Wilson helped his cause with a bases-loaded double in the second to drive in two runs and spark the early lead.
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Haynie Extends Lead at Rockford Cosmopolitan Golf Tourney
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas shot 37 35 72 to pull three strokes ahead after 36 holes at the St Ap lead Rockford Cosmopolitan Women's Golf Tournament in Rockton Til.
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U S Women Retain Wightman Cup At Wimbledon
Darlene Hard of Montebello California clinched the deciding match as the United States defeated Britain 4 3 at Wimbledon. Ann Haydon defeated Karen Susman, and Deirdre Catt won in her first Cup singles. The Americans lead the series 28 to 6.
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Braves End Pirates Streak With 2-1 Victory
Roy McMillan drove in both Milwaukee runs on the road as Lew Burdette scattered eight hits to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1, snapping the Pirates seven-game win streak Saturday night.
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Big Night for Junior Teens in Slugfest Win
American Legion exploded for four runs in the bottom of the seventh to edge RDC 12-11 in the Northern Junior Teen-Age League. Michael Larren homered for the winners while Richard Garza and Gary Herbert homered for RDC.
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Softball League Set for 18 and Under Girls in Waco
The Waco YWCA and Parks and Recreation Department sponsor an 18 and under girls softball league. play begins about June 22. Teams from churches or schools should contact the Parks and Recreation Department at Plaza 3-4012.
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Little Leaguers In Close Races
Westview Playland tops the Midwestern race with its fourth win as Jack Nokes and Richard Horsak homered. In Northwestern First Federal and Black Englander tie after Billie Bob Pittman’s 10 strikeouts and a three-run homer. Coca Cola clings to a one-game Northern lead as Amicable Life and Seven-Up battle behind.
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Softball Winners Score Big In City Parks Play
Rainbo Bread defeated Central Freight 6 to 2 while Safeway crushed the Rebels 9 to 2. The Flames edged Eisen Brothers and L. L. Sams stopped Italian Village 4 to 2 in Saturday league action.
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Big Tennis Schedule On Tap for Waco
Waco tennis opens a busy season with junior classes at Lions Park and Sul Ross. The Jaycee junior tournament at Sul Ross, with two age divisions, leads to the state tourney at Wichita Falls July 18 19. Ball and chain doubles June 8 July 1, entry $2 a team.
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Weekend Baseball Scores and Standings Across Cities
Weekend results show multiple MLB and city matchups with scores ranging from 2 to 5 runs. Notable games include St Louis and Chicago in tight wins, and Los Angeles, Milwaukee, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia grinding through competitive showdowns.
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Track stars shine as Jerome and Jerome sweep sprinters
UC and Pac-8 athletes dominate the meet with top times in the 100 and 200 yard dashes. Jerome and Johnson place ahead of the field while Jerry Tarr defends his 120 yard hurdles title with Mel Renfro close behind.
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Holt's Grabs Early Lead In Teen Play
Holt's led the Senior Teen-Age League with a 9-2 win over McMullin Auto Parts as Steve Landon limited opponents to three hits. Davis Iron Works and South Waco Merchants trailed close, with Davis Iron posting key wins and Merchants showing strong batting and pitching across a busy week.
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Jets Thrash Barksdale Jets at Katy Park
The Waco Air Force Jets routed Barksdale Air Force Base Bombers 17 to 5 at Katy Park. Jim Stoiph doubled twice, Carl Tucker slugged a triple and a double, Chuck Buzzuto went 3-for-3, and Gary Moore earned the win as the teams set to meet again at 1:30 p.m.
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Michigan Wolverines vs Santa Clara Broncs tied 3-3
In the College World Series final, the Michigan Wolverines and Santa Clara Broncos were knotted at three runs apiece after 13 innings, as the game went to press in the early hours of Sunday morning.
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Pinch Hit Gives White Sox 4 3 Victory Over Angels in 11th
Rob Farley lined a game winning infield single from third in the 11th, scoring Charley Smith who opened the inning with a double and advanced on a sacrifice. The White Sox defeated the Angels 4 3 in Chicago.
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