Orioles Rally Past Brewers On Seventh Inning Homers
Frank Robinson hit his second homer of the game off Marty Pattin in the seventh, and Ellie Hendricks added his second of the season as Baltimore came from behind to beat Milwaukee 4-3. Brooks Robinson and Dave Johnson drew walks before Mark Belanger singled for the goes-ahead run, extending Baltimore’s win streak to five and seizing a 1½ game lead in the AL East. Dave McNally improved to 8-4 after allowing five hits, with Eddie Watt finishing the last out for Milwaukee.
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Frank Robinson
Marty Pattin
Ellie Hendricks
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Brooks Robinson
Dave Johnson
Mark Belanger
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Dave McNally
Reese Sparks Twins Past Indians with Two-Run Homer
Rich Reese hit his first homer of the season a two-run shot in the third as the Minnesota Twins beat the Cleveland Indians 4-3. Jim Perry allowed a two-run homer to Graig Nettles in the eighth, but Brant Alyea’s pinch single and Chris Chambliss’ ninth inning homer narrowed the deficit. Reese had been benched recently and was grabbing a key moment with Rod Carew away on Army Reserve duty.
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Jim Holt
Leo Cardenas
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Jim Perry
Graig Nettles
Brant Alyea
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Chris Chambliss
Indians
Tom Hall
Rod Carew
Army Reserve
Goolagong and Kodes Win Ner Titles at Paris Open
Evonne Goolagong defeated Helen Gourlay 6 3 7 5 to claim the French Open title becoming the first woman since 1953 to win this clay crown on her first attempt. Jan Kodes captured the men's crown with a four set win over Ilie Nastase 8-6 6-2 2-6 7-5 before about 8000 spectators at Roland Garros.
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Australia
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Czechoslovakia
Ilie Nastase
Romania
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Mrs. Court
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Harshman Coaches Career Span Across Tacoma and WSU
Harshman served 13 years in Tacoma before moving to Washington State University in 1958 where he spent 13 more years. A Pacific Lutheran graduate, he compiled a 236 win 110 loss record at the Tacoma post and 155 victories against Eight losses at WSU.
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Pacific Lutheran
Yankees end Royals streak with 5-2 win on Bat Day
Stan Bahnsen pitched a six-hitter and the Yankees exploded for a five-run third inning to beat Kansas City 5-2. The victory halted the Royals six-game win streak and completed Bahnsen’s third straight complete game. Run singles by Murcer White Munson and Alou powered the rally.
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Stan Bahnsen
Yankees
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Bahnsen
Jim Holt
Royals
Amos Otis
Ed Kirkpatrick
Dick Drago
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
Thurman Munson
Felipe Alou
State Meet Tally and Team Streaks Highlight Texas Results
The article covers Class AAA leaders Taylor 28-2 and Dumas 25-3 with Wharton and Kilgore also top contenders. It notes Wharton’s first trip to Austin, Taylor’s prior title, Dumas as runner up in 1966 and last year, and Kilgore’s 1960 fourth place. AAAA mentions Monterey’s 14 straight wins and Lufkin Bellaire streaks, plus Lufkin and LeeCongrats.
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Bellaire
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Belmont Stakes Fallout and Canonero IIs Future Plans
Canonero II faced a skin rash and infected hind leg before the Belmont where Pass Catcher upset the field to win. Trainer Juan Arias considered scratching the colt but he recovered enough to run. Pass Catcher’s victory capped a dramatic Triple Crown race, while Canonero IIs syndication and ongoing buyout talks continue amid renewed interest from buyers.
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New York
Juan Arias
Canonero II
Pass, Catcher
United States
Peter Kissel
Jim French
Monmouth Park
New Jersey
Eddie Yowell
Van
Canoneroll
Victor Scialom
Baptsista
Baptista
Juan Quintero
Belmont Park
Lietzke Clinches State Junior Crown With Late Rally
Lietzke described a monotonous round until the final holes as he won the state junior title in 1968. He sank a 15-foot birdie at 17 and finished with birdies at 17 and 18 after 15 and 16 setbacks. Whiteham, recently discharged from the Army, sought U S Open qualification in Dallas, reversing a prior Texas A&M stint.
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Dickinson Wins Dramatic Playoff Over Nicklaus and Trevino
In a final showdown among golf greats Nicklaus and Trevino, Dickinson sinks a clutch two foot putt in the playoff to win after both players miss key chances. Dickinson and Player tied at 12 under par after late holes before the decisive finish.
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Hubbers Rally Behind Mitchell in Weekend Win
Hubbers build lead with Mitchell and Owens driving in runs as Engbers, Bowman and Runyan add hits. Mitchell hits a homer in the second inning while Haggard scores on an error. Engbers finishes strong 6-for-11 weekend, Bowman 6-for-12, Mitchell 6-for-14 in the series. Albuquerque games feature two wins with late scoring, including a 5-3 and 6-8 final.
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Gary Dement
Alan Runyan
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Parker Family Prepares for Willy's Pro Football Move
Willy Parker of North Texas State signed with the San Francisco 49ers plans to move his wife Gail and son Scotty to California. The Parker family maintains daily workouts and routines with Gail timing runs and coordinating meals while Scotty enjoys football and plans for his father’s new pro career.
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Ledbetter Wins Nine Year Pitch Hit And Throw Contest
Randy Ledbetter of Lubbock won the nine year old division with 363 points in Amarillo. He led accuracy with 175 of 200 and a 108 foot hit. he advances to the Astrodome semis Saturday with other regional winners.
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Broncos acquire Walter Roberts from Redskins in draft pick swap
The Denver Broncos obtain wide receiver Walter The Flea Roberts from the Washington Redskins in exchange for a Denver conditional draft choice in 1973.
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Local Signees From Coronado and Plainsmen Announced
Coronado students share signees Joe Byrne Angelo State Dee McCurry Rice Mike Calcote Rice Mike Redden Rice Gary Olivo Angelo State and Dickie Craddick ENMU. Plainsmen signees Jim Upshaw SMU Randy Barnett Rice Jim Hart West Texas State Joel Staley Rice Jackie Crawford Air Force Academy. Also Kinney Glassen LCC Mark Davis Texas Tech and lone LCHS signee Ricky Russwurm to LCC.
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Joe Byrne
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Dee McCurry
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Mike Redden
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Dickie Craddick
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Jackie Crawford
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Ruidoso Horse Race Cards Report
Results detail for ten races at Ruidoso with post positions and payout lines. Notable finishes include Ladylike horses like Mr. Tatto and Cadet Natur along with various claiming and allowance events across distances from 350 yards to one mile. Bold odds appear for multiple runners across each race, reflecting early wagering patterns.
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Rock Candy Man
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Wills Worth
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Charm Gain
Richter
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Charlie Cowan
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Cee Bar Deck
Junior Meyers
Cinder Lee
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Radio Stations List for Broadcast Area
A historical snippet lists radio stations including KLBK on 140 KHz, KCBD on 159 KHz, KDAY on 580 KHz, and KSEL FM 93.7 with others like KLLL 1460, KSEL 050, KLYB 1426, KLBK-FM 94.5, and KWGO-FM 99.5 in the region. It distinguishes network and non network stations and notes CBS NBC MBS affiliations.
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NBC
KDAY
MBS
Khnon
Ksel FM
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