Dave Hill Aims First Major Win At Pebble Beach Open
Dave Hill, a rebellious 14 year veteran and nine time tour winner, seeks his first major at the United Gate Open at Pebble Beach. He promises a strong start and notes the course changes on the Monterey Peninsula while rivals praise his ball striking and potential to claim golf history.
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Edwards Helms Drive Astros To 3 1 Victory Over Expos
Houston tames Montreal 3 1 as John Edwards and Tommy Helms drive in runs in the fourth inning off Ernie McAnally. Jerry Reuss scatters six hits for the win, supporting May and Wynn who set up the scoring with a fourth inning rally. Reuss improves to 4 5 while Expos stranded after a two run second.
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Brock Lifts Cardinals In 3-2 Victory Over Dodgers
Lou Brock starred for St. Louis driving in the go ahead run with a fifth inning single and then made a dazzling seventh inning catch to rob the Dodgers as the Cardinals edged Los Angeles 3 2. Brock also scored Cal Maxvill on a sixth inning sacrifice and provided the key offense in a tight game between the Dodgers and Cardinals.
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Tribe Tips Reds In Exhibition
In Cleveland the Indians topped the Reds 5-4 in an exhibition game. A ninth inning error by Cesar Geronimo allowed Frank Duffy to reach third and set up the winning run, with Ray Lamb credited for a game deciding infield single that scored Duffy.
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Indians shortstop Lou Boudreau hits five extra bases in nine innings
Lou Boudreau of the Cleveland Indians became the first American League player to collect five extra base hits in a nine inning game on July 14, 1946, showcasing a historic batting display for the Indians.
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Tigers Edge Twins 2-1 Behind Cash and Stanley Homers
Detroit defeats Minnesota 2-1 as Norm Cash and Mickey Stanley homer. Joe Niekro and Fred Sherman work out of jams for the Tigers, with Cash hitting his first of the season in the second inning and Stanley breaking a 1-1 tie in the fourth.
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Rangers top Brewers behind three-hitter and Mincher big day
Texas Texas Rangers pitcher Mike Paul and Casey Cox combined for a three-hitter as Don Mincher homered and drove in four. Dalton Jones also went deep, giving Texas a 6-3 lead, before completing a 7-1 win over Milwaukee with Paul earning his first decision of the season.
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Trinity Shares Lead At NCAA Tennis Championships
Trinity University led by Dick Stockton tied for the top after two rounds at the 88th NCAA tennis championships. Stockton defeated Tim Marks 64 61 as Eddie Dibbs and others posted wins for Stanford Georgia Houston and UCLA in a four-way share of the early lead.
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Bruins-Plan New Head Scout Jack Ferreira
The New England Whalers of the World Hockey Association named Jack Ferreira former All America goalie at Boston University as head scout in Boston. Ferreira previously starred for BU and is tasked with talent evaluation and player scouting duties for the Whalers.
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Local Peewee and School Soccer Scores
The report lists several match results among youth and school teams. Notable scores include Southwest Minors over G&G Honda 6 to 3, Temple 7 over Connecticut 4, Texas 7 over Oklahoma 1, Arizona 3 over Southern Cal D ay Dengue Alexandria 6 to 1, and El Paso 1 over fuan Antonio 5 with Memphis 4.
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Lamesa Optimist Invitational Fastpitch Tourney Set
The Fifth Annual Lamesa Optimist Invitational Fastpitch Tournament runs Friday through Sunday as a 16 team double elimination event. Fifteen teams have entered so far with a $350 entry fee due from first teams. trophies will be awarded for first through third place, MVP pitcher, most valuable player, and all tournament team.
Andretti Unofficially Tops Pocono Lap Record
Mario Andretti posted an unofficial time at Pocono International Raceway that was ten miles per hour faster than the official lap record on Sunday, signaling a standout performance during the event.
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Dusty Baker Sparks Braves Late Comeback to Beat Mets 8-7
Atlanta trims New York 8-7 on a fourth inning rally and a crucial eighth inning error. Dusty Baker caps the surge with a sacrifice fly as Darrell Evans, Hank Aaron, and Sonny Jackson score on a misplay, erasing a 7-4 deficit after Rusty Staub and Ken Boswell homers.
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Meetings Continue as Pro Hockey Franchises Face Shifts
Fogerman vents amid reports of Florida teams moving to Montreal and Pittsburgh possibly relocating to New Haven. Each club has 10 days to raise funds or face forced sale as the league cannot yet revoke franchises. Meanwhile the Virginia Squires settled their league debt, though figures were not disclosed.
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