Yankees Hit Four Homers Beat A's 7-1 In Power Surge
Graig Nettles homered twice as the Yankees slugged four long balls to rout Oakland 7-1. Roy White, Bobby Murcer also went deep, boosting Ron Blomberg's .404 average with two hits. Houk praised the offense while platooning Blomberg against lefties.
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Cepeda Clouts Two-Run Shot as Angels Tie Ballgame
Orlando Cepeda hit a two-run homer in the second to erase a 1-0 lead, Reggie Smith aided a key defensive play, and Boston beat California. Brooks Robinson drove in the deciding run for Baltimore in the eighth against Kansas City, while Bert Blyleven silenced Milwaukee in seven. Cleveland outslug Texas as George Hendrick and Alex Johnson each fingered three hits.
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Gibson Discounters win in Chickasha Legion tourney
Gibson Discounters defeat El Reno 6 to 2 as Jeff Jones and Darrell Cofer combine on a three hit effort. Jones five innings, Cofer two, eight Gibson hits, unearned runs in first inning highlight the victory. Fort Cobb 15 Duncan 9 and Cagle's Cardinals advance with Marlow matchup set for tonight.
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Sooners Top Tulsa 4-1 in Fifth District Final
Oklahoma pitcher Jackson Todd threw a two hit game and drove in two runs as the Sooners beat Tulsa 4-1 to reach the NCAA Fifth District finals. Oklahoma seeks a spot in the World Series with one win. Tulsa must win twice to advance.
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Mountain Dew Snares Temple Slow-Pitch Crown
Mountain Dew rumbled to the Temple Slow-Pitch softball tournament title with five straight wins including an 11-4 final over the Wichita Falls Truckers. They beat WF Quality Mobile Homes 16-4, WF Truckers 5-4, Lawton Pioneer Realty 17-15, and Lawton Medical Arts 10-4 to reach the final. The WF Truckers finished second and Arts took third.
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It Pays to Attend Naval Reserve Meetings
A sailor earns a day’s pay for each Naval Reserve drill up to 48 drills yearly. Maintain skills and travel once annually for two weeks at the member’s chosen time. Contact Naval Reserve Representative at 817 723 6289 collect.
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Stars Homer Twice as Yankees Top A's 7-1
Tuesday's stars Graig Nettles and Thurman Munson hit two two run homers to lift the Yankees over Oakland 7-1. Bert Blyleven allowed six hits and struck out nine as Minnesota edged Milwaukee 1-0.
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