Supreme Court rules parks protected from highways in Overton Park decision
The Supreme Court unanimously bars federal highway funds for parkland except under extraordinary factors. It remands the Memphis Overton Park case to determine legality of Transportation Secretary decisions and stresses park protection over paving in most routes. A second item notes the death of a Texas defector to Russia via a banded pintail duck tagged in 1967.
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Johnson's Hit Gives Palmer Win
Dave Johnson delivered a two out single in the ninth to plate Frank Robinson and lift the Orioles over the Tigers 2-1 in Baltimore. Jim Palmer earned the win as Detroit handed him a run in the third on an error and a Brinkman score, but Johnson’s ninth inning hit sealed the game.
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Twins rout White Sox on Oliva and Powell homers in Chicago
In Chicago the Minnesota Twins defeated the previously unbeaten Chicago White Sox 5-3 as Tony Oliva and rookie Paul Powell homered. The game featured late scoring and a key error by Ed Herrmann allowing two runs. Oliva’s blow came with Powell's first major league hit later lifting Minnesota.
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Money's first homer powers Phillies past Expos at new Veterans Stadium
Don Money opened the sixth with a homer to tie Montreal and sparked a three run inning that sent the Philadelphia Phillies to a 4-1 victory in the inaugural game at Veterans Stadium. Roger Brown and Billy Davis contributed for Philly as the Expos tailed after an early lead faded.
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Clendenon Delivers Walk-Off Win On Passed Ball
Donn Clendenon scored from third on Johnny Bench’s passed ball with bases loaded in the 11th, giving the New York Mets a 3-2 victory over the winless Cincinnati Reds. Bernie Carbo homered to tie, while Pete Rose singled and Tony Perez doubled in the Reds’ run set.
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Tommy Davis Delivers Pinch Hit For A's Win
Tommy Davis doubled home the tying and winning runs with two out in the ninth, lifting the Oakland A's to a 5-4 comeback victory over the Kansas City Royals in a dramatic late rally.
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Lamesa Beats Darryl Carter In Closely Fought Opener
The Bulldogs survive a tight opener as Darryl Carter goes the distance. Key players include Mar Foote, Clyde Field, and Matt Foote for Lamesa while SLAINVIEW and Plainview figures appear in the box. Final notes list Dave Hamberser and Barry Carter with winning and losing pitchers.
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Saints sign Trout Moore to 197 NFL contracts
The New Orleans Saints signed tackle Bill Trout of Miami Florida and cornerback Reynaud Moore of UCLA to 197 contracts.
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West Texas Karate Championships Headed For Monterey High
Lubbock hosts about 1000 karate hopefuls Saturday for the second West Texas Karate Championships at Monterey High School. Rick Vaughn of Karate Institute says entrants join from across the country including 1970 International Middleweight Champion Skipper Mullins. Local competitors include three black belts from Lubbock in divisions for black brown green and white belts plus peewees juniors and women.
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ENMU Wins Track Meet in New Mexico Quadrangular
Eastern New Mexico University claimed first with 62 points in the NM State quadrangular in Las Cruces. West Texas State scored 78, New Mexico State 73, Western New Mexico fourth with seven. Steve Ross led Eastern with 10 points including a discus win and second in shot. Bob Ramzy of New Mexico State won the 100 in 9.7, the triple jump, and placed second in long jump. Rex Maddaford set an Eastern mile mark in 4 minutes 21.6 seconds.
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Willie Mays Hits Fourth Home Run To Lead Giants
Willie Mays belted his fourth homer in as many games to power the San Francisco Giants to a 6 3 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals in the NL opener. Mays, age 39, drove in Chris Speier in the third inning as part of a 2-0 lead, with Dick Dietz adding a two-run blast in the next inning. Frank Reberger earned the win for SF as the Giants extended their early-season run.
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Walter Godfrey Shares Lead in China Open Fight Night
Walter Godfrey of New Zealand tied for the lead at 214 after a five under par round in the China Open golf tournament. San Sacristan, weighing 113 pounds, scored a split decision on the Manila bout night, with Chang Chung-Fa also in contention.
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