Bonham Debuts Soccer With Red Warriors Coaching Duo
The Bonham Red Warriors, coached by Claud Devenport and Noel Smartt, mark Bonham's first organized soccer season. They have a 2 win 2 loss record, play in Sherman's Fairview Park, and aim to start a local league next year depending on youth turnout and volunteer help.
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Bullets Take 2-0 Lead Over Celtics In East Finals
Washington Bullets dominated Boston 117-92 to seize a 2-0 series lead with balanced scoring from Elvin Hayes Phil Chenier and Nick Weatherspoon. In Chicago Bulls edged Golden State 90-89 as Tom Boerwinkle hit a last second layup after Norm Van Lier’s final pass.
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Rangers Roll By White Sox 8-2 Behind Spencer’s Four RBIs
Jim Spencer drove in four runs including a homer and a double as the Texas Rangers defeated the Chicago White Sox 8-2 for their fourth straight win. Jim Bibby earned his first victory despite a hand injury, pitching 7 2 3 innings with five hits and six walks.
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Padres end losing streak with 4-2 win over Astros
San Diego Pirates Padres snap a five game skid beating Houston 4-2 at Houston. Johnny Grubb key two run double in a four run fifth inning as Sonny Siebert wins his third straight start. Grubb and Hernandez drive in runs while Winfield doubles home Grubb. Bob Watson homers for Houston in fourth. Jose Cruz and Tommy Helms add eighth inning hits.
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Bonds Delivers Game-Winning Shot for Yankees
Bobby Bonds sparked a dramatic 6-4 win at Shea Stadium, homering in the ninth to spark memories of the Yankees’ late inning heroics. The newly acquired slugger delivered when the team needed it most, guiding New York past Baltimore.
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Homer Delivers Yankees Win With Late Home Run
Homerun by the Yankees’ slugger off reliever Bob Reynolds caps a four run rally after Roy White and Maddox singled. The comeback erases Baltimore’s 4-2 lead as Brooklyn’s Bonds reflects on his role while Reynolds gains his moment and Virdon hails the big win.
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Houston Open Sees Rain Delay Hinder Top Pros
Heavy rains drenched the Piney Woods course forcing pro-am cancellation and longer play at the Houston Open. Doug Sanders warned of possible 14 under par scores as 140 plus golfers started, with stars like Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino among entrants though top money winners like Nicklaus and Weiskopf skipped.
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New Haven to House Nation's First Teletrack Facility
Connecticut officials announce the state and the nation will host the first Teletrack facility in New Haven. Teletrack, built by General Instrument Corp. American Totalisator, uses closed circuit TV to show live Thoroughbred and harness races for wagering.
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Four Warriors Qualify for State Track Meet
Honey Grove will send entrants in three events to the Texas state track meet in Austin on May 10. Competing individuals are Tom Bulings in the 880 yard dash and Ken Grifin in the 100 yard dash, with Bulings, Grifin, Bobby Clark, and Ted Ells forming the mile relay crew. Bulings clocked 2:63 in the 880, Grifin won the 100 in 9.9, and the mile relay won in 3:62 at the district meet. Bryan Clark placed sixth in the mule run, Bobby Clark was third in the long jump, and his 440-yard relay team finished fourth.
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TV Package Changes Stir NY Market Amid Rising Costs
The filing outlines a new television package in New York with fees around 150 dollars. It notes the involvement of local firms and indicates a planned rollout ahead of the 197 runnings, though details are obscured by OCR errors.
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