Texas Pounds South Carolina to Reach CWS Final
Texas blasted South Carolina 17-4 to advance to the College World Series final, avoiding third or fourth place. Arizona State edged Oklahoma 10 in the other game as Texas seeks a title Saturday night after a bye into the finals.
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Aaron homer sparks Brewers in victory at Milwaukee
Hank Aaron hits his first regular season homer in Milwaukee County Stadium since 1965. The 41-year-old slugger also singles, scores, and doubles as the Brewers beat the Oakland A's 9-7. The game featured other AL results including White Sox over Red Sox 9-2 and Royals over Indians 2-1 in 10 innings.
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Nolan's heat keeps Reds in game with the Cards
Cincinnati pitcher Gary Nolan wins his sixth straight start with a 10-1 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals. Nolan also contributed two RBIs with a two-run double in a seven-run sixth inning. Expos beat Padres 4-2 in 15 innings, Carlton shines for Phillies, Mets-top Dodgers 2-0, Pirates top Astros 4-2, Braves split doubleheader with Cubs amid rain delay.
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New York
Los Angeles
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Chicago
Cubs
Bussell Leads Top Pigeon in 200-Mile Race
Glen Bussell of Brighton Colorado won a 200 mile pigeon race that started in North Platte Nebraska with AV73V TR2964 Blue Bar Cock at 1105.356 yards per minute. Donald Kesley placed second and third with his AV74Gly225 Blue Chuck Hen at 1070.58 and AV74Gly677 Blue Bar Hen at 1051.149. Ron Miller finished fourth with AV74Gly716 Blue Bar Cock at 998.98. Next races include a 300 miler from Kearney and a 500 miler from Omaha Nebraska.
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Kearney
Omaha
Floyd favored to shine at Philadelphia pro-am
Ray Floyd, 32, star of the Philadelphia Golf Classic pro-am, tied the course record with 63 and aims for momentum toward the U S Open at Medinah. Floyd, after Kemper Open victory and a career resurgence spurred by his wife Maria, is seen as a contender alongside Weiskopf Miller and Casper while green and weather improve.
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Jack Nicklas
Lee Trevino
Arnold Palmer
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Weekend Baseball Schedule and Results Glance
Friday results show Cincinnati beating Chicago 16-1 and Pittsburgh 4-2 at Atlanta while Houston defeated St. Louis 2-1 and New York tied Los Angeles 2-0. Saturday and Sunday plans include Cincinnati Chicago Montreal San Francisco matchups and multiple city pairings across the league with several n designation games.
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UNC grads coach all state basketball all stars
Three University of Northern Colorado graduates are among four coaches chosen for the annual All-State basketball games to be held this summer. The selection highlights UNC’s influence in coaching ranks and the upcoming event.
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UNC News Service
University of Northern Colorado
North and South AAA squads set for meet with coaches
Péle Peterson, UNC 1999 graduate now at Leadville, will lead the South AAA squad while Tormer Bear Leerey Needens, born 1958, will coach the North squad in the game.
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UNC
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Colorado high school games set for Wheat Ridge event
The games will be held at Wheat Ridge on August 15 in conjunction with the annual summer meeting of the Colorado High School Coaches Association.
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Wheat Ridge
Colorado High School Coaches Association
Rain Delays Start of Philadelphia Golf Classic
Persistent rain washed out first round at Whittmarst Valley Country Club forcing a postponement in the Philadelphia Golf Classic. The two inch downpour left the course too wet, moving the schedule to begin Monday with 11 hole rounds Saturday and Sunday and a double 36 hole Monday.
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Whittmarst Valley Country Club
Lennon Wins Highland Hills Invitational Championship Flight
Mike Lennon carded a two under par 140 to win the Highland Hills Invitational championship flight last weekend. Dave Sehey finished second at 142 and Tom Reed third at 145, with Greeley’s Bob Eaks fourth at 145 and Ory Herring eighth with 148 as par for 3 rounds was 142. Other flight winners included Might Jeff Reich 153, Bill Stevens 155, Mike Connor 156, Ron Kolbert 163, Danny Goodsale 170, and Jim Conrady 183.
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Dave Sehey
Tom Reed
Bob Eaks
Greeley
Ory Herring
Mike Connor
Ron Kolbert
Danny Goodsale
Jim Conrady
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