Quickness Asset For 6-5 Grambling Grad Harris Shines In All-America Game
Richard Harris, 6-5, 270 pounds from Grambling, showcased speed and agility at the Funay Coaches All-America Game. The defensive end said he expects to play defensive end with the Eagles after growing from 6-0 200 pounds at Bethune High School to 6-5 265 by his senior year. Harris recalled his rookie camp at Philadelphia, ran a 4.6 40, and noted Grambling’s family-like atmosphere under coach Eddie Robinson, who will attend the Lubbock all-star contest.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Eagles
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Shreveport Bethune High School
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Lubbock
Northwestern
Alex Agase
Tech
Joe Don Buckner
Angels Beat Royals Split Sunday Doubleheader in KC
California Angels erased a 3-2 deficit with a four-run fourth inning highlighted by Tom Murphy two-run double and a five-run fifth surge to an 8-4 victory and a split of the doubleheader at Kansas City. Bruce Dal Canton led Royals 5-1 win in the opener.
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Angels
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Alex Johnson
Jim Spencer
Repez
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Stargell's Grand Slam Cleans Sweep for Pirates
Willie Stargell hit a grand slam in the seventh to ignite a seven run burst and power the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 7-3 win over Montreal, completing a doubleheader sweep. Stargell also homered in the opener as Al Oliver and Mik May contributed homers.
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Pirates
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Gene Clines
Bill Mazeroski
Dave Cash
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Mik ‘May
Ron Fairly
Reds Sweep Braves Behind Gullett and Carroll Five
Cincinnati Reds complete the doubleheader sweep of Atlanta 2 0 as Don Gullett and Clay Carroll combine for the win. Foster belts a fourth inning homer and steals home. Lee May hits a ninth inning RBI single to seal the game.
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Garral
Bosox rally past Senators in ninth for 4-3 win
Boston and Washington traded runs as Pete Broberg held Boston to two hits through six, but the Red Sox erased a three run lead in the seventh. John Kennedy delivered a go ahead run with a ninth inning single off Horacio Pina after Doug Griffin reached on an error and was advanced by a sacrifice. Broberg had just 323 hitless innings before the ninth inning.
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Washington Senators
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Dave Nelson
Bob Montgomery
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Horacio Pina
Griffin
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Dartmouth
Happy Mentors Lose Two Coaches This Weekend
Milton Fitts resigns as Happy High School head basketball coach to join Seminole as coach. John Fritsch resigns as head football coach to become assistant coach at Gallup New Mexico. Interested applicants contact Sam Bryan, Happy superintendent of schools.
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Brewers Snap A's Win Streak With 7 4 Twin Bill Victory
Milwaukee Brewers rally for seven runs to beat Oakland A's 7 4 in the nightcap, snapping Oakland’s five game winning streak. Kosco's three run homer capped an eight inning surge after a late A's lead, while the opener went 11 4 in favor of Oakland with homers by Epstein Jackson Duncan and Bando.
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Peden Team Takes Stoltz Memorial at Lovington
Roy Peden Ronny Huckabee fired a 61 for a 54 hole total of 189 to win the Stoltz Memorial Partnership at Lovington Country Club Eddie Robinson Dwayne Glover finished second at 194 Four way tie for third at 195 included John Gilkey Gene Murphy and others Lees Huckabee led after two days with two eagles and five birdies in final round Championship Flight results list multiple pairings and scores across flights
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