Tol E Tex Girls Softball Team Wins Local Tournament
Tol E Tex claimed the 11 12 13 and 14 year old division title with final 15 7 over West after opening 5 4 win over TG Y and 18 11 over KXAR. TG Y placed third tied with KXAR. In 8 9 10 division Country Kourts beat Foster s Shoe Store 104 to capture the title after earlier 14 10 win by Kountry Kourts over TG Y and 13 11 Foster s Shoe Store over Ladies Specialty.
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Jennifer Branch
Penny McIver
Peggy Mcliver
Carolyn Loudermilk
Shalah Lockhart
Rosemary Branch
Clyda Kay Park
Lisa Schultz
Sharon Reed
Donna Freel
Jennifer Jones
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Tol- E-Tex
Sylvia Dixon
Donna Kosh
Linda Gross
Pam Banks
Teresa White
Sherry Watson
Debbie Stone
Tammie Odom
Beth Winters
Jean Collums
Tina Majors
Judy Murphy
Lana Parks
Sheryl Pendergraft
Jambra
Country Kourts
Foster’s Shoe Store
Kountry Kourts
Ladies Specialty
Ashe and Nastase reach Louisville Classic final
Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe and Ilie Nastase will meet in the Louisville Classic to decide the finalist to face Guillermo Vilas in the 100000 event. Vilas beat Jaime Fillol 6 2, 6 2 as rain delayed semi finals and shifted tonight’s schedule. The winner faces Vilas Tuesday for the title.
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Nastase
Associated Press
Arthur Ashe
Guillermo Vilas
Vilas
Ing Jaime Fillol
Ashe-Nastase
Tom
Gorman Wins Marathon Clash for Major Title
Gorman claimed his first major tournament victory in nearly two years with a 7-5, 2-6, 6-4 win over unseeded Sherwood Stewart. Cynthia Doerner of Australia stopped Jeanne Evert’s 17-match streak to win the Ms. America Tennis Classic in New York 6-1, 3-6, 6-1. Jimmy Connors heads to North Conway while the U.S. Clay Court championships start in Indianapolis with Vilas top seed on the men’s side and Evert leading the women.
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Cynthia Doerner
Australia
Jeanne Evert
New York
Jimmy Connors
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U.S
Indianapolis
Ind
Hot Springs Prevails in Legion Baseball Tournament Opener
Hot Springs defeated Camden 93 in the first game and won 5-3 in the second, advancing to represent area six in the State Tournament to be held in Fayetteville from August 6 to 10.
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Camden
American Legion
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Fayetteville
Pearson takes Pocono victory
David Pearson edged Richard Petty by about five seconds to win the 500-mile NASCAR Grand National race at Pocono International Raceway after oil smoke plagued Pearsons Mercury. Petty earned over 10,000 dollars, pushing his career winnings past two million. The race ran five and a half hours, was halted by a thunderstorm, and Pearson set a race speed record since it was the event first to complete the distance.
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Auto Club
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Kinsser
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Argentina
France
Jacques Lafitte
Doyle's 21st straight hit helps Red Sox beat Tigers 6 4
Bruce Lowitt AP Sports Writer reports Denny Doyle extended the majors best hitting streak to 21 games with a first inning two run homer as Boston defeats Detroit 6-4. The win keeps Boston hot as Claudell Washington knocks in Splittorff but Oakland is blanked 5-0 by Kansas City.
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Midland tops El Paso to pull even in Texas League West
Wayne Tyrone slammed a solo homer and scored on a grounder as Midland beat El Paso 2-0 to pull within a game of first in the Texas League West. Steve Hamrick earned the win, scattering nine hits with four strikeouts.
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Reggie Smith
Louis
Associated Press
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Midland
el Paso
Shreveport
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Lafayette
Steve Hamrick
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Texas league standings snapshot and results
Standings show L. Pet 58 39 508 and team gaps. Results include Midland 2 El Paso 0, Shreveport 9 San Antonio 1, Arkansas 2 Jackson 0, Alexandria 7 Lafayette 4, Lafayette 6 3. Monday schedule lists El Paso at Midland, San Antonio at Shreveport, Lafayette at Alexandria, Jackson at Arkansas.
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Aces
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Scott
Randy Benson
Travelers
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John Young
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el Paso
Midland
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Jay
WFL Roundup Highlights Davis Passing Debut in Sun Win
Anthony Davis, previously a runner and returner, throws a key fourth quarter pass as the Sun beat Portland 21 15 in the league opener. Mike Ernst threw 65 and 25 yard TD passes and ran 39 yards to set up the winning score. Davis added 102 rushing yards. Memphis edged Jacksonville 27 26, Birmingham beat Chicago 10 0, San Antonio and Shreveport 19 3. Csonka and Kiick debuted with 99 and three TDs respectively for Memphis.
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Anthony Davis
University of Southern California
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Larry Csonka
Jim Kiick
Miami Dolphins
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Kiick
Alfred Haywood
Dallas
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Bell
Sonny Sixkiller
Art Cantrelle
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Hope High Darwin Football Physicals Set for Tuesday
All football players in grades seven through twelve must report to Hope High Darwin’s gymnasium Tuesday at 7 30 p m for their physicals. The event prepares players for the upcoming season and ensures eligibility.
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Solunar Tables From Richard Alden Knight
Solunar Tables schedule printed from Richard Alden Knight's SOLUNAR TABLES. Plan your days to fish in good territory or hunt in good cover during these times to find the best sport each day offers.
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Richard Alden Knight
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