Alvin Community College Dolphins sweep Rebels in twin bill
Woody Williams belted a three run homer in the seventh to cap Alvin Community College’s 4-3 win and complete the doubleheader sweep over Lee College. Alvin improves to 24-31, while SC faces a final stretch eyeing a state berth.
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Walker shines for LC as 1986 season wobbles on
Walker emerges as LC’s bright spot amid a rocky 1986 season. He highlights his defensive prowess with throwouts of would be base stealers and expresses a desire to play senior college ball next season. San Jacinto College North coach Wayne Graham is impressed, and Walker seeks a respectful program with a real chance to win.
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Thurmond Thwarts Cardinals In One Hit Bid For Padres
San Diego pitcher Mark Thurmond carried a perfect game into the seventh inning against St. Louis, finishing with a one hit 5-0 win after a seventh inning bloop single by Willie McGee. Thurmond walked one and struck out three as the Padres blanked the Cardinals.
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Astros edge Phillies 1 0 on pitching bullpen duel
Houston remains in first after a 1 0 win in Philadelphia as Mike Scott earns the decision and Charles Kerfeld sets up Dave Smith for the save. Kerfeld worked the eighth after issuing a walk to Mike Schmidt and Smith closed out the ninth for his seventh save in seven appearances.
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Snow Chief Favored as Derby Favorite Despite California Roots
California bred Snow Chief trains with trainer Mel State in Louisville seeking the Derby win. The colt rides a five-race winning streak and $1.7 million in earnings after wins in the Florida Derby and Santa Anita Derby. State, 58, compares his star to baseball legend Joe DiMaggio while predicting a Derby victory over up to 16 rivals.
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