Siebert Breaks Through with Indians Win Over Orioles
Ex outfielder Sonny Siebert masterfully pitched seven hits and hit a two run homer and a run producing double as the Cleveland Indians defeated the Baltimore Orioles 5-1. Siebert, who once tried for baseball infield and basketball, now anchors the mound after a long road through minor leagues and four position changes.
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Cleveland Indians
Cardinals
St. Louis Hawks
Indians
Hoot Evers
Rocky Calavito
Baseball results highlight National League shutouts and extras
Kansas City beat California 6-1 while California defeated Boston 2-1. Atlanta shut out Chicago 4-0, Philadelphia edged Houston 1-0, San Francisco crushed New York 8-0, St. Louis beat Cincinnati 2-0. In 15 innings, Pittsburgh defeated Los Angeles 6-5.
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Boston
Atlanta
Chicago
Philadelphia
Houston
San Francisco
New York
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Quick-Drying T-4-L Promises Rapid Skin Relief
An ad touts a quick-drying T-4-L treatment that starts itching and burning relief within minutes and claims infected skin will slough in 3 to 5 days. It guarantees healthy skin in days, with a 48 cent refund if not satisfied within one hour, and lists Bonham Drug and McKnight Rexall as retailers.
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Palmer Defends Houston Champions International Title
Defending champion Arnold Palmer opened defense of his Houston Champions International crown at Cypress Creek course amid one of the year's strongest fields. The $115,000 event drew 63 of last year's top 70 money winners as rain threatened play for a second straight year with practice sessions disrupted and a 60 percent chance of more rain.
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Arnold Palmer
Spurs Rally Lifts Amarillo Within Half Game of El Paso
Amarillo beat Austin 6-1 to narrow the Texas League gap as Keith Lampard homered in the first inning and Don Arlich earned the win. Dallas-Fort Worth defeated Albuquerque 2-1, while El Paso’s game with Arkansas was rained out.
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Austin
Arkansas
Texas
Dallas-Fort Worth
Albuquerque
Keith Lampard
Sonics
Don Arlich
Gary Dotter
Glen Clark
John Stewart
Dallas-Fort Worth Spurs
Gene Etter
Spars
Mike White
Spurs
Etter
White
Davis Sacrifice Fly Sparks Narrow Victory
Don Davis drives in a run with a sacrifice fly. Dave Dixon earned the win in relief of Frank Finley for his first victory of the season. John Duffie pitched a complete game but took the loss, yielding seven hits in five decisions as the schedule remained unchanged from Wednesday.
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Boog Powell
Joe Adcock
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Detroit
Minnesota
New York
Washington
Ning Rim
Don Davis
Dave Dixon
Frank Finley
John Duffie
Soccer Fans Boost NPSL Attends 123735 in 20 Games
The National Professional Soccer League reported 123735 fans attend the first 20 games of the 1986 season. Commissioner P. K. Macker said the average attendance was 6186 per game and most spectators were new to soccer, signaling strong future public support in the United States.
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New York
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National Professional Soccer League
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Macker
Seven Texans Drafted by NBA Teams
Six Texas college players and one Texas track star were drafted in the NBA draft. Randy Matson of Texas A&M, a noted shot putter, went to Seattle in the seventh round and also drew NFL interest from Atlanta. David Lattin of Texas Western was a first round pick by San Francisco. Darrell Hardy of Baylor went to Detroit in the third round, Nevil Shed to Boston in the fourth, and Charles Beasley of SMU to Cincinnati in the seventh. Don Kruse of Houston and Willie Davis of North Texas were chosen in the tenth by Los Angeles and Cincinnati respectively, with Bubba Smith of Beaumont picked by Baltimore in the eleventh. Smith was an All American end for Michigan State last season.
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National Basketball Association
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Randy Matson
Matson
A&m
Pampa
Tex
Seattle
Atlanta
National Football League
David Lattin
Texas Western
San Francisco
Darrell Hardy
Baylor
Detroit
Lattin
Nevil Shed
Boston
Southern Methodist
Charles Beasley
Cincinnati
Don Kruse
Houston
Los Angeles
Willie Davis
North Texas
John Dickson
Arkansas State
Chicago
Bubba Smith
Beaumont
Baltimore
Smith
Michigan State
Ipswich library fines amnesty yields 1922 loan return
Ipswich Public Library announced an amnesty day for overdue books. A patron returned a book he had checked out in 1922, highlighting the goodwill of the event.
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Ipswich
England
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Ipswich Public Library
Change Your Address Week Prompts 215000 Social Security Checks
Area post offices and the Sherman Social Security office declare Change Your Address Week to alert 5000 checks totaling 215000 that may be misaddressed. Beneficiaries must notify the SSA of address changes to ensure proper delivery. Sherman office hours run weekdays 8:30 to 4:45 and Tuesday evenings to 7:45. Bonham contact times are Wednesday and Friday mornings in the county building East Sam Rayburn Drive.
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