Astros Rally Past Mets In Sloppy But Clutch Win
Houston bats outslugged New York 4 2 as Rusty Staub and Al Spangler sparked a late rally. Bruce Bruce struggled early but steadied, while Carl Warwick and Jim Hickman produced for the Mets in a game marked by four Houston errors.
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Mets Fans Named By Psychiatrist As Mass Belief
A New York psychiatrist describes Mets fans as mass belief driven by group dynamics and rejection from moves of the Giants and Dodgers. He notes fans rally around a losing team to defy ostracism, viewing the Mets as a fresh, appealing focus for emotional release and social belonging.
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Umpires Under Fire as Pete Runnels Struggles This Spring
In a spring game, Pete Runnels struggles at bat amid claims umpires may be targeting him. The scene features lively debate over officiating and fan reactions to the Yankees and Astros, with notes on Roy Haney and the Angels boss George Kirksey visiting to assess players.
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Red Birds vs Bucs: CY Play 15-1 rout and 4-3 win
Red Birds pounded 13 hits and won 15-1 in CY play with heavy offense aided by Jimmie King’s early support. In the nightcap the Pirates edged the Steelers 4-3 for their third straight win after an opening loss, with Ronald Brown and Carlos Sanders each contributing multiple hits for the Steelers and King issuing a solid five innings.
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Longhorns win clinches NCAA bid after Baylor win
Texas tops Baylor 5 1 to earn a spot in the NCAA Baseball Tournament for the third straight year. Ed Kasper and Bill Bethea powered the offense with a two run homer and a grand slam while Charles Hartenstein twirled a two hit outing. The victory put Texas at 123 in SWC play and ensured at least a tie for the conference title as TCU battles Baylor for a co championship. A stray note mentions a mosquito bite causing itching from formic acid.
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Cardinals Top Dodgers in East as White Sox Fall to Sports
In a busy Monday lineup the Cardinals beat the Dodgers 7-2 to climb out of last place and narrow the East lead. The Sports routed the White Sox 10-3 in the Central, with Lance Prater belting two homers during a 9-0 first-inning burst, and Roy Martinez took the loss. The Buffs and Phillies battled to a 5-5 tie as Philadelphia surged with Phillip Prater and Mat Baker multi-hit efforts. In the West the Pirates edged the Yankees 6-3 as Jimmy Daniels earned the win, while the Oilers overwhelmed the Giants 13-5 with a big second inning.
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Draft Plan Boosts Raiders Jets From Other AFL Clubs
Dallas P A plan approved by club owners lets the Oakland Raiders and New York Jets pick players from Buffalo Boston Houston San Diego Denver and Dallas. Jets could gain 24 players and Oakland 12 with each of the six clubs designating 25 veterans and half of rookies and free agents unavailable. Selection runs June 10 to July 1 ahead of training camps.
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Women’s Slow-Pitch Softball Game Set at Roseland Park
The Guest Humble and Second Baptist Church women’s softball teams schedule a 7 30 p m game Tuesday at Roseland Park under slow pitch rules.
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