Senators blank Yankees as Coleman fires two hitter
Joe Coleman pitched a two hitter for his third straight shutout to lead the Washington Senators past New York 40. Coleman struck out 11, allowed only a third inning single by Jake Gibbs and a seventh inning single by Bobby Murcer, matching his 7 7 season mark. The doubleheader opener saw Mel Stottlemyre hold the Yankees to nine runs in a 9 0 win.
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Red Sox edge Orioles 5-3 on Jones late blast
Boston defeats Baltimore 5-3 as Jones, back from Army duty, cracks a decisive two-run double after a 2-2 tie. Buford homers for Orioles, Yastrzemski ties game with 29th, Siebert allows two runs in loss. Stottlemyre secures 11th victory for the Yankees with a six-run second.
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Philly Golf suspense as late drama reshapes lead
On the Philadelphia course the leader parred the 16th and missed an eagle on the 17th before tapping in for a par on the 18th. Jacobs birdied the 18th to share the lead after a 50 foot downhill putt that settled the outcome.
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Ohio State and Army dominate early college football era
The piece notes Ohio State under Les Horvath in 1944 and 1968 headline eras with unbeaten runs, including a 27 16 Pasadena win over USC and O S U's multiple perfect seasons. It also highlights Army’s Cadets under Dee Blanchard Glenn Davis Arnold Tucker achieving three straight undefeated campaigns and two 32 and 28 game strings by 1950. The South leads top 25 with eight teams, the East five, and the Midwest four, listing notable teams and rankings from the era.
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Pirates Edge Cards 3-2 in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
In Philadelphia Bob Murphy faced a stolen golf bag and a later 0-2 loss by the Pirates as he offered $100 a stick to recover his clubs. In Pittsburgh Carl Taylor drove in a run to back Bob Veale in a 3-2 Pirates win over the Cardinals as Roberto Clemente contributed an early RBI triple.
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Padres Hammer Braves 6-1 In Atlanta Showdown
Padres pitcher Joe Niekro held Atlanta to one run over eight hits to score a 6-1 victory. Ed Spiezio hit a three run homer in the fifth after a 3-0 lead earlier, while Al Ferrara and Ivan Murrell contributed key RBI hits in the first inning.
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Levelland advances in Babe Ruth Region Tournament after win
Levelland crushed Lubbock 10 to 0 to end Lubbock's Babe Ruth hopes. Darrel Weaver pitched the win for Levelland while Jerry Mungie took the loss after being relieved by Randy Covington in the third. Levelland hit three homers to Lubbock's one and moves on to Graham to face Breckenridge on Monday.
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Thompson Dies Washington Icon of Sports Journalism
Den man Thompson former sports editor of the Washington Evening Star and former president of the Baseball Writers Association of America died Friday at Sibley Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was 81.
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Tech routs foe as coach fears upset subside
King frets over a possible upset as Gurle Pettit narrates a chaotic scene. Matt Lair, defensive coach, reassures and the team takes the field. A 48-0 rout looms while spectators misread the tension before cool heads prevail.
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Frigosi Takes Winter Managerial Step with Puerto Rican Leagues
Anaheim AP Jim Fregosi, Angel captain and 8 year veteran shortstop, accepts winter league pilot role with Ponce in Puerto Rico. He calls it a stepping stone to big league managing while aiming for a future in player management only in the majors. Fregosi, 27, will soon play in his fifth All Star game in Washington.
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Levelland Partnership leads entering final 27 holes
South Plains coach Dub Malaise and Mike Sims of Houston led the Levelland Summer Partnership after 18 holes with a 94 total, two strokes ahead of defending champions Ronnie White and Jim Arnold. Jimmie Johnson and Gene Rush sit third at 98 as action resumes at 2:30 with later flights starting at 8:30 a.m.
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Saturday Results Spark Wide Major League Action
Reston over Baltimore 3 1 2, Cleveland tops New York 4 0, Washington blanks New York 4 0. Kansas City hosts Oakland and California hosts Minnesota while Seattle hosts Texas in National League play.
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Shepperson Opens Final Round Lead at Lorenzo Invitational
San Angelean John Shepperson carries a three stroke edge into the final round after a 69 on Saturday and 136 total. Bubba Brooks remains second with 139 as Jim Fullingim and Robert McKinney sit seven back in a wide leaderboard at the Lorenzo Invitational.
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Bianchi Receives Piper Offer After NBA Resignation
Seattle captain Bianchi says the Minnesota Pipers approached him after resigning as Seattle coach. He plans to listen but notes no money mentioned yet and will discuss further with Gabe Rubin, Piper owner. The Pipers recently relocated from Pittsburgh to Minneapolis St Paul and may return to Pittsburgh in the fall.
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Neals Lead in Hillcrest Father-Son Golf Meet
Neal and CM Neck, with son Neal, shoot strong 18 holes to take the lead at Hillcrest Country Club two day Father-Son tournament. First flight leaders Ford and Randy Robertson 144, Second Flight led by Leon and Wayne Davidson, Third Flight topped by Sherman Land and Jay Norton with 137.
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Ruidoso Race Meet Summary and Payouts
Racing results from Ruidoso show multiple races across distances from 400 to 870 yards. Notable finishes include Countess Topper in first with a 6 furlong dash, Despacho claiming second in 870 yards, and Hustling Miss winning a 400 yard sprint. Payouts include Quinella and other exacta/triol sums, with attendance listed at 5,800.
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Tolan Hits 17th Homer Tie as Astros Rally Past Reds
Continued from page one Tolan's seventh inning single preceded the tie. Savage's 1969 homer and a pair of Beauchamp and Rose hits cut the lead to 9-6 in the eighth. Jim Stewart walked, then Tolan's 17th homer tied the game. Houston plated three in the second and chased Clay Carroll with a four-run fourth. Edwards and Rader doubled and Lemaster bunted in a run in the second, with Menke adding two RBI in the fourth and another in the sixth.
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Northeast Wins Area One Meet in Little League Final
Northeast shut out Eastern 6-0 to claim the Area One Little League title. Eddie Garcia earned the win, Monty Beckham hit a three run homer and finished with three shore runs in the tournament. Crosbyton beat Rails 1-0 in the consolation. Teams include Crosbyton Slaton Rallis Northwest and Eastern. Northeast advances to the District Tournament at Maxey Park next Thursday and Friday.
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Northeast Wins 6 0 District Title in Little League
Monte Beckman belted a three run homer pacing Northeast Little League to a 60 victory over Eastern for the District TL championship Saturday night. Eddie Garcia pitched all nine innings to earn the win for Northeast. In the consolation game Crosbyton took third with a 30 win over Ralls. Northeast's regional opponent remains undecided.
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Regional series set with Midland and Connie Mack venues
Coach Mark Saunders and Coach Ernie Johnson chose playing sites for the American Legion Regional series between Furr Foods and Bleor Chemicals. First game in Midland Monday at 6 p.m. Second game at Connie Mack Field Friday at 6. If needed a third game Friday at 8 p.m. Furr Foods holds 14-1 record and won District 19 by beating the Bell Red Checks 5-2.
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Hancock Wins Title In City Softball Championship
Hancock Manufacturing defeated Clark Equipment 9 to 7 Saturday night to capture the City Champions title in the Employee Softball League tournament. Gail Abney pitched a five hitter for Hancock and Burl Rich led the offense with a homer.
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Chisox Defeat Royals 5-4 on Bases-Loaded Walk
Chicago White Sox won 5-4 as reliever Dick Drago walked Gail Hopkins with two outs in the ninth to force in the winning run. Kansas City Royals suffered their sixth consecutive loss after JoKeough tied the game in the eighth with a single and wild pitch, scoring Lou Piniella.
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