Hope Bobcats Rout Taylor Tigers in Southern State Tourney
Hope High School crushed Taylor 9-1 as Wyatt McGaugh pitched six strong innings and Clay Osteen powered the offense with a second inning double and a first pitch homer in the fourth. Osteen drove in Rhodes, and Harris added a sixth inning home run to seal the win. Hope advances to play Wednesday at 3:30 against Ouachita or Camden Fairview.
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Ouachita
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Rodgers sets Boston Marathon record in dramatic run
Rodgers, a Boston College graduate, shattered the marathon record with a 2 hours 9 minutes 59 seconds finish from Hopkinton to Boston. He led a field of 2,000, outpacing rival Jerome Drayton who faded near the end as Steve Hoag finished second in Minneapolis.
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Derek Clayton
Australia
Jerome Drayton
Steve Hoag
Minneapolis
Fire kills about 35 horses at Detroit Race Course
In Livonia Michigan a wooden barn fire at Detroit Race Course killed about 35 thoroughbreds and left a groom missing. Up to 40 horses were saved as investigators sealed Barn W while flames still smoldered and track officials searched for missing animals and confirmed no Derby bound horses were present.
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Standings and schedules across major leagues listed
Standings show California Oil and Texas Gettoes atop groups with multiple 0 20 results noted. Tuesday and Wednesday games listed include San Francisco Cincinnati Los Angeles Atlanta San Diego Houston and others with results and upcoming matchups across leagues.
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Wilkes Named Top Rookie of 1974-75 NBA Class
Oakland AP Wilkes of the Golden State Warriors is named the NBA rookie of the year for 1974-75. The 6'1" forward posted 14.2 points and 8.2 rebounds, edging Hawks guard John Drew in Rookie of the Year balloting. Former UCLA teammate Bill Walton had been favored to win before season start.
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Hawks
Bill Walton
Padres Rally Behind Jones. NL Slim But Leading Padres Win
Randy Jones pitched six scoreless innings to run his 1975 record to 2-0 as the San Diego Padres, atop the NL West, beat the Houston Astros 6-0. Dave Winfield and Tito Fuentes drove in runs, while Randy Hundley provided a run-scoring triple. Dodgers edged Braves 2-1 as Henry Cruz homered for LA. Giants beat Reds 4-3 in 10 innings on Gary Matthews’s RBI double and Flynn error plays.
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Cincinnati Reds
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Roger Matzger
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Tito Fuentes
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Braves
Henry Cruz
Los Angeles
RBI
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Lee Lacy
Jimmy Wynn
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Lacy
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Capra
Ron Cey
Joe Ferguson
Cruz
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Reds
Gary Matthews
Cincinaati
Pedro Borbon
Doug Flynn
Matthews
Flynn
Chris Speier
San Francisco
Marc Hill
Twins Beat Angels 6 0as Williams Fumes Over Gomez
Twins hammer the California Angels 6 0ver 14 hits as Larry Hisle homers and drives in four while Rod Carew adds a tying sac fly in the eighth. Angels manager Dick Williams fumes over Luis Gomez being ejected for helmet throwing, then protests the call. Yankees rout Red Sox 12 1 as Roy White stars with homer, double and two singles. Oakland tops Texas 11 6. Baltimore and Kansas City rained out.
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New York
Return grudge wrestling bout headlines Coliseum card
Tonight at Hope's Fairpark Rodeo Arena the second wrestling show of the season features a return grudge main event. England’s Johnny Eagles and Ted Heath face The Masked Pro and The Beautiful Hippy Mike Bayeatt in a 3 of 5 winner take all match okayed by the National Wrestling Alliance. An $100 offer to back out was rejected as promoters and wrestlers push toward a high stakes clash. Tom Jones meets Ronnie Garvin in the semi final with an opening bout featuring Argentina Zuma next Tuesday.
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