Thunderstorm Teeters as Anglers Consider Leaving Lake
A fishing party watches a developing storm roll toward the lake with a silver bolt flare lighting the horizon. The men debate whether to stay or head to the ramp as the weather seems to shift and a weather bureau saying rings in their memory about storms creating their own weather.
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Astros optimism grows as new management reshapes club
Houston fans see a rebound in 1976 as Tal Smith and Bill Virdon earn trust, Sidney Shlenker steers the franchise, and players like Rob Andrews Joaquin Andujar and Gil Rondon contribute. Attendance rises nearly 10,000 over last year as the team forgives past tensions and embraces a more open, hopeful clubhouse atmosphere.
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Ali Inoki Bout Sets Rules Shift In Charity Exhibition
Ali and Inoki, both 63, face altered rules in a May 25 exhibition with mock combat elements. The match blends boxing and wrestling, includes kicks, pins, and unusual gear limits, as Astros Reds game broadcasts loom. The 15 three-minute rounds aim to attract fans and large purses despite uncertainty over outcome.
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