Major League Standings and Saturday Games Notes
Major League standings show Chicago 0 and San Francisco lead with 9 and 8 runs, while New York, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Atlanta, Philadelphia and others trail. Saturday games include Cincinnati at Montreal, Pittsburgh at New York, Atlanta at Philadelphia, Houston at Los Angeles, St. Louis at San Diego, and Chicago at San Francisco.
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Cuero High Girls Qualify for Regional Meet in Hebbronville
Cuero High School girls finished third in district action in Port Lavaca as 4 A schools competed. Glodeane Mitchell led with a 16 feet 8 3 4 inches broad jump and a second in the 220 yard dash. Dorothur Barnett placed second in the 80 yard low hurdles and third in the 100 yard dash. Clemmie and Ann Green ran on the second place 440 yard relay. Marilyn Wesley narrowly missed regional by third in discus.
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Dorothur Barnett
Clemmice Green
Ann Green
Glodeane
Clemmie
Dorothur
Cuero Gun Club Announces Spring Clay Shoot April 25
The Cuero Gun Club plans its 5th annual Spring Clay Pigeon Shoot on Sunday April 25, 1971 starting at 1 p.m. with three divisions Men Ladies and Youth. Entry is 7.50 including targets barbecue drinks prize fee and patch. Spectator fee is 1.25. Practice days are April 18 and 24.
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Cuero Gun Club
Ners
McClung Grocery
Cuero
Texas
Nickel Beer at Astrodome Opens Home Stand
The Houston Astros host a nine game home stand starting Friday April 23 against the Expos Phillies and Mets with Old Fashioned Night. Beer 5 cents a cup is served all evening as a Dixieland band performs. The Expos start 7 30 p m and the Phillies visit April 26 27 and 28 while the Mets return April 30 May 1 and 2.
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Dodgers edge Astros in 10th to take 6-5 win
Richie Allen delivers a pivotal 10th inning single with two outs as Bill Buckner follows with the winning hit. Dodgers rally from behind, overcoming Houston after a four-run second inning. Mikelsun earns 1-0 relief win while Culver takes a second loss.
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Richie Allen
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Don Wilson
Duke Sims
Garvey
Astros
John Edwards
Denis Menke
Roger Metzger
Doug Raider
Jack Hyatt
Edwards
Wilson
Joe Moeller
Sandy Vance
Norm Miller
Metzger
Dodgers
Maury Wills
Davis
Mikkelsen
Baseball pay myth. Sadaharu Oh tops 1970 salaries
Ed Rumill reports baseball star Sadaharu Oh, of the Tokyo Giants, as the highest paid player in 1970 and likely 1971, with an estimated salary around 200000 dollars plus potential 100000 for transfer. Dodgers manager Walt Alston recalls Oh’s superiority and the Japanese context. An amusing closing overheard gag notes a child’s prayer for clothes for magazine models.
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Ed Rumill
Christian Science Monitor
Johnny Bench
Bob Gibson
Brooks
Frank Robinson
Willie Mays
Harmon Killebrew
Carl Yastrzemski
Sadaharu Oh
Tokyo Giants
Babe Ruth
Japan
Nippon Sports
Walt Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Alston
Ted Williams
Dodger
Toru Shoriki
Tokyo
Prize money hikes for Tourney of Champions golf classic
In Los Angeles the prize fund for next week's Tourney of Champions golf classic was raised to 165000 dollars. The event gathers top players and offers a significant payout.
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Coppedge Tire Service
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