A's Top Washington With Sal Bando Grand Slam Five RBIs
Sal Bando drove in five runs including a grand slam and a single as the Oakland Athletics defeated Washington 10 to 6 in Oakland. Bando's performance paced the A's offense in the nightcap, snapping a skid and fueling the win.
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Bando’s Grand Slam Sparks A’s Rally Return From Illness
Chuck Dobson struck out nine over seven innings for Oakland and Rollie Fingers finished. Bando hit his 19th homer after a five run second inning rally marking his return from a four day illness leave. Dobson allowed nine hits as Oakland built a 2-0 lead before later scoring.
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Phillies Rally Past Giants for Split Doubleheader Victory
Rick Wise drives in five runs with two homers including a seventh inning grand slam as the Philadelphia Phillies beat the San Francisco Giants 7-3 to split a Saturday twin bill after San Francisco won the opener 5-2 on Willie Mays 645th career homer.
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Boyer Takes First Round Lead At Big Spring Invitational
Abi lene’s Duncan Boyer fired a 2-under 69 to lead the Big Spring Invitational after the opening 18 holes. Ronnie Broadrick and Jerry Barron of Big Spring are one stroke back, with several others in the chase as the event concludes with another 18-hole round today.
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Tahoka Bulldogs Eye Balanced Wing-T Attack
Tahoka high school football looks to a balanced wing-T attack under second year coach A. J. Viertel with 10 returning lettermen. Leading the offense is senior quarterback Jeff Atwell, with receivers led by Louis Zedlitz and Gary McCord, while line and backfield depth includes Ladd Roberts and John Thomas. District 4-4A schedule features Stanton, Crosbyton, Olton, Frenship, Denver City, and Roosevelt.
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Levelland Squad Clinches Two Wins in Regional Tilt
Levelland's Clark's Sporting Goods went 2-1 in the state regional softball tourney held Saturday. Larry Hays won both games as Levelland blanked Cammack Plumbing of Houston 1 run and Parrias Ice of San Antonio 7.
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Tigers Edge Chisox 5-4 in Detroit win
DETROIT AP Four walks and an error by Chicago first baseman Mike Andrews produced two Tigers runs in the seventh inning as Detroit beat the White Sox 5 to 4. Les Cain improved to 7-8 with his first homer of the year in the fifth, while Tom TIMmerman and Fred Scherman aided in relief. Scherman tied the club save mark with 18th save in his 61st appearance.
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Nfl Exhibitions Show Late Scoring From Jurgensen Kopay
In a continued exhibition game narrative, Sonny Jurgensen connects with Kopay on a 15 yard TD and later a 1 yard score as the Redskins top the Colts. A fumble by Norm Thompson aids the Cardinals in a late fourth quarter comeback.
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Jones' two run homer lifts Mets to sweep of Dodgers
Cleon Jones hit his 13th homer with two outs in the bottom of the ninth to give the Mets a 2-1 win and a two-game sweep over the Dodgers. Tom Seaver earned the victory with a two-run single earlier, while Don Sutton took the loss and the Dodgers failed to solve Mets pitching in the late innings.
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Maroons Top Whites 41-7 In West Texas Scrimmage
West Texas State Maroons rolled past Whites 41-7 in a preseason scrimmage. Sophomore Billy Pritchett stacked three TDs and 158 rushing yards while Ed Holwig went 8 of 15 for 148 yards and two scores. Whites’ lone TD came on a 70 yard pass from Louis Jarrett to Matias Garza.
Wilson Fires Five-Hitter For Astros Victory
Don Wilson pitched five strong innings and Bob Watson drove in two runs with two singles as the Houston Astros defeated the Pittsburgh Pirates 4 to 0. The loss drops Pittsburgh from first place. Joe Morgan walked and Cesar Cedeno and Watson had run-scoring hits, with Cedeno later doubling and Watson driving in another. Rich Chiles added a base hit as Steve Blass took the loss.
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Carson Duo Wins Meet in Treasure Island Championship Flight
Carson duo Will and Johnny Carson retain the first round lead to win the championship flight with a 105 two day total. DeLoach Copeland and Schrampfer Zarate tied for second at 112. Wat son Warren led first flight with 112. Conine-Conine second at 115. Morre-Rossen won second flight with 322. Hawking-Garrett and Blankenship-Warren second at 123. Cas tie led third flight at 128. Reddell-Drennen second at 129.
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Tulane Flanker Barrios Sidelined With Shoulder Fracture
Tulane flanker back Steve Barrios has a left shoulder fracture and may be out up to six weeks, team doctors say. Coach Rennie Blendor noted the injury showed on X rays after Thursday scrimmage. Quarterback Hussty Lachaussee sustained only a bruised hip and should return to practice next week.
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