Astrodome Opens as Fabulous Home for Astros
Houston opens the dome era with a 2-1 12 inning exhibition win over the Yankees in a nine acre, indoor home touted as the eighth wonder of the world. Critics call it grand opera and Taj Mahal while some Yankee players note minor clubhouse shortcomings.
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Gamecocks Edge Tar Heels In Close ACC Baseball tilt
South Carolina rallied with four first inning runs and held on 4-3 over North Carolina. Pitching trio of Ravan Chester and Evans shut down UNC after starter McMichael left with a sore arm. Gary Black and Barnett produced key hits for SC as Murrell and Leonard led Carolina with early runs.
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Marines top Atlantic Christian in wild six as Nay and Dollar spark 10-6 win
Camp Lejeune Marines defeated Atlantic Christian 10-6 in a high scoring game. A five run sixth inning included four singles, two walks, a wild pitch, an error and two stolen bases including home. Ron Nay had two singles in four trips and John Dollar collected three singles.
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Barr Breaks His Own Record In 15 Lap Car Pace At VIR
Roger Barr of Glastonbury Connecticut broke the Formula Vee record during VIR practice then lowered his own mark by three seconds in the 15 lap class race to win the opening day of the national championship sports car races. Whit Pharin finished second in a form car and Warren Shamlan led after his Formula Junior car ran out of gas on lap 11. James Miller took third in a Form car.
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