Bibby fanfare as Rangers no-hits A's 6 0
Jim Bibby pitched a no hitter with 13 strikeouts as the Texas Rangers defeated Oakland 6-0. Jeff Burroughs hit a grand slam and Bill Sudakis added a solo shot in the first inning. Vida Blue took the loss for the Athletics. The night also saw White Sox, Red Sox, and Tigers win while Montreal, Philadelphia, Chicago, Atlanta, and Los Angeles won in the NL.
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Jim Bibby
Texas Rangers
Oakland
Bibby
Strikouts
Rangers
Bob Short
Berance
Vida Blue
Jeff Burroughs
Bill Sudakis
Chicago
White Sox
Kaat
Pat Kelly
Jerry Hairston
Bill Melton
Buddy Bradford
Red
Yankees
Jim Ray Hart
Rico Petrocelli
Baseball schedule and standings snapshot from a 1970s regional page
The page lists upcoming Tuesday and Wednesday games including Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at Atlanta with pitchers noted. It then shows American League East standings led by New York with 59 wins, followed by Baltimore and Boston, plus West and Midwest matchups and Monday results such as Chicago 9 Minnesota 1 and Detroit 4 Baltimore 3.
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Cincinnati
Norman
Grimsley
Atlanta
Morton
Niekro
St. Louis
Foster
Montreal
McAnally
Pittsburgh
Ellis
New York
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Los Angeles
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Houston
Roberts
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California
Texas
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Perry
Coleman
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Slaton
Dobson
Lee
Splittorff
Stone
Blyleven
Hallaman
Clyde
Wright
Nestay
L. Pet
Agi
Rainbow Tourney Pairings Ready
Pairings are set for the Rainbow Leaguers post-season double elimination softball tournament for ages 13 to 15. Eleven teams compete over Thursday Friday and Saturday across Cleaver Major League East and West fields with 18 to 19 games, 50 cent gate, and trophies for the top four teams. Friday night matchups at Cleaver include Orangel vs Whites and Golds vs Orange White winner, Blues vs Browns, plus losers bracket.
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Rainbow League
Golds
Cleaver
Cleaver Field
Prairie
Coyotes
Groundhogs
Chipmunks
Bunnies
Skyline
Skyline League
Eagles
Hawks
Falcons
Orioles
Cardinals
Owls
Eagle-Falcon
Cardinal-Owl
Indians
Pilots
Holcomb
Oflerg
Royals
Twins
Osler-Holcomb
Sports Center Wins District Slow-Pitch Championship
Scott City Sports Center clinched the district slow-pitch tournament title with an undefeated run in a 15-14 final over Dizhion American Legion. The victory advances SCSC and the Legion to the 18-team sub-state at Garden City starting Friday, after two Monday games to finish the three-day event.
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Scott City
Scott City Sports Center
Scott City District
SCSC
Dizhion American Legion
Garden City
Dighton Legion
Healy Coop
Healy
Wheatland Implement
Scott City News- Chronicle
Farm Bureau
B&b Implement
Aluminum Products
Dairy Queen
Blick’s Re Service
Senator Stennis Released After Gunshot Wounds
Senator John C. Stennis, 71, was discharged from Walter Reed Army Medical Center after gunshot wounds suffered January 30 during a home-front robbery. He said the discharge marks progress toward resuming full duties, though medical staff expect several weeks before a return to full work. Three youths were arrested in the robbery and shooting.
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Washington
John C. Stennis
Mississippi Democrat
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Stennis
Aie
Mustangs Clinch Benefit Victory At Clint Lightner Field
A Sunday night youth baseball benefit at Clint Lightner Field featured the Garden City Mustangs beating a High Plains League 11 to 15 year olds 3 to 1 in a seven inning game. Proceeds of 122 went to Norma's Beauty Shop girls softball team aiming for a national tourney in Satellite Beach in August. The 16 to 17 year old Mustangs finished 9-4 overall, coaches include Francis Pratt, and the game served as a season finale with plans for an annual event and a follow up youth inclusion.
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Clint Lightner
Garden City Mustangs
High Plains League
Mustangs
Norma
Beauty Shop
Satellite Beach
Fila
Francis Pratt
Bison
Mustang
HPL Grup
Lew Lyman
Kim Rhodes
Bill Preston
Ed Rutter
Clyde Hammon
Andy Flint
David Pratt
HPL
Bruce Baker
Phillip Garcia
Postseason league tours crown multiple youth divisions
Libra wins Zodiac Leaguers championship 6-5 over Leo after an extra game at Planet Zodiac Field. Gemini placed third in the league, Taurus fourth, while Mars beat Jupiter in a separate Planet League final setup. Prairie Prairie League, Skyline League, and other minor divisions highlight boys and girls aged up to 15 in double elimination postseasons across Cleaver Field and City Reservoir venues.
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Libra
Zodiac
Planet Zodiac Field
Leo
Scorpio
Virgo
Gemini
Aries
Taurus
Padres
Giants
City Reservoir Fields
Braves
Vikings
Planet
Ulysses District Co op Wins Slow Pitch Crown
ULYSSES ULYSSES Co op emerged from the losers bracket to win the district slow pitch tournament for men. Nine teams in double elimination, with Co op beating Burger Queen twice after an 8 6 loss. Final games 9 6 and 15 10 earned the district title and a sub state berth in Garden City.
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Ulysses
Ulysses District
Co-op
Burger Queen of Ulysses
Burger Queen
Garden City
Liberal
Dodge City
Seon
Leou City
Regular League Softball Scores Reported Here
Five regular league softball games were played Monday evening in City Recreation Dept programs. High Plains League Holcomb 14 4 over Deerfield. Rotary 10 8 over Sublette. Garden League Daisies 19 15 over Sunflowers. Roses 21 13 over Violets. Rainbow League Maroons 22 T over Holcomb.
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City Recreation Dept
High Plains League
Holcomb
Deerfield
I Rotary
Sublette
Daisies
Sunflowers
Roses
Violets
Raibow League
Maroons
Women's District Tourney Opens at Cleaver Field
Action started at Cleaver Field Monday night for the annual district women's slow pitch tournament featuring nine teams in a double elimination format. Top two finishers earn berths to the state tournament. Sublette is not entered, as league champion and host. Results opening day: Garden National Bank beat Holcomb 10-1, Deenfield won 20-6 over Ansel's Angels, Dodge City defeated Smith Sand Co. 29-18, Farm Bureau won 25-1 over Oswalt Industries. Tonight schedule includes Smith Sand vs Oswalt at 7, Dodge City vs Garden By-Products at 8, Holcomb vs Lakin Ansel's Angels at 9, and the Dodge-Garden-By loser vs Smith-Oswalt winner at 10.
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Cleaver Field
Sublette
Garden National Bank
Holcomb
Deenfield
Ansel’s Angels of Lakin
Dodge City
Smith Sand Co
Farm Bureau
Oswalt Industries
Smith Sand
Dodge City Vs. Garden By-Products
Liberal Tourney crowns Vi's Liquor in district meet
LIBERAL Vi's Liquor Store of Liberal won the district slowpitch tournament with a double elimination format. Eight teams competed. Vi's dominated until a late loss to Compion's Sporting Goods, then defeated Compion's 19-5 in the final. Third place to National Carriers. All three teams advance to the 18 team sub state tournament starting Friday in Garden City.
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Liberal
Vi's
Compion's Sporting Goods
Compton
Garden City
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Boston Red Sox
New York Yankees
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Baltimore Orioles
Jim Keaat
Metropolitan
Sparky Lyte
Rick Miller
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Paul Blair
Mickey Lolleh
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Dick McAuliffe
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Jim Northrup
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Knapp Shoes
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Billy Preston
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Tim Warren
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Ansel Manufacturing
Johnson Photos
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Scott County Lake
Bob Shields
Scott Lake
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