McNally Shoves Orioles To Win Over Tigers In Tight Game
Baltimore beat Detroit 4-1 as Dave McNally notched his 11th win of the season and 13th straight decision since 1968. Boog Powell and Paul Blair drove runs with Blair's 17th homer fueling the Orioles, who improved to 13 of 16. Wilson took the loss for Detroit, yielding an early two-run frame before fading.
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Baltimore
Dave McNally
Desontroit Tigers
Wilson
Orioles
Boog Powell
Dave Johnson
Dick McAuliffe
Tresh
Blair
Frank Robinson
Powell
Johnson
Robinson
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Wert
Stanley
McMahon
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D. Johnson
Freehan Hendricks
Buford Powell
Timmerman Peas
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Landis and Lyle Lead Red Sox Past Senators 4-2
Washington hosts Boston as Bill Landis in his first start of the year and Sparky Lyle combine to hold the Senators to six hits. Reggie Smith belts his 13th homer to break a tie, with Boston scoring two more on a sequence that includes OBrien and Coniglia. Ed Brinkman drives in Washington’s final run in the eighth.
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Washington
Bill Landis
Sparkdy Lyle
Red Sox
Senators
Landis
Boston
Reggie Smith
Jedfing
Ore
Iyn O’brien
Tony Conigliayoga
Don Lock
Dick Scho‘tien
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Alyea
Expos edge Phillies 8 7 in tense Montreal comeback
Larry iid belted a three run homer in the third and added a run producing single in the fourth as Montreal hung on to beat Philadelphia 8 7. The Expos won on the road in a high scoring affair.
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Ontreal
Larry Iid
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal
Astros rally to 5-4 win for 10th straight
Marty Martinez singled Curt Blefary home with two outs in the ninth inning to lift the Houston Astros over Atlanta 5-4. The win ties the club record 10-game streak and puts Houston in fourth in the NL West, with Jim Wynn driving in two runs earlier and Hank Aaron hitting his 20th homer of the season for Atlanta.
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Houston
Marty Martinez
Curt Blefary
Houston Astros
Atlanta
Blefary
Martinez
San Francisco
Astros
Astrodome
Jim Wynn
Wynn
Jim Britton
Hank Aaron
Felix Millan
Aaron
Rico Carty
Braves
Cecil Upshaw
California Angels edge Mariners in twi-night opener
In Anaheim, Jay John's bases-loaded pinch hit single in the fourth drove in two runs polishing a 5-3 Angels win over Seattle to start the twi-night doubleheader.
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Anaheim
Jay Johnstone
California Angels
Seattle
Pirates Rally To Silence Mets 3-1 Victory
Jose Pagan's RBI single in the first sparked the Pirates to a 3-1 win over the Mets. Steve Blass pitched eight innings before Joe Gibson finished, despite two walks and J. C. Martin's RBI single. Jerry Koosman entered with two straight shutouts but took the loss as Manny Sanguillen and Fred Patek provided key hits.
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NEW York
Jose Paigan
Jerry Koos
Pittsburgh Pirates
New York Mets
Steve Blass
Mets
Joe Gibbon
J. C. Martin
Koosman
Pirates
Manny Sanguillen
Willie Stargell
Pagan
Fred Patek
Sanguillen
Bill Mazeroski
Blass
Art Shamsky
Playoffs Decide Jaycees Golf Champions in Texas
Arlington special report states Charles Reilly of Baytown and Mavs Williams of Dallas won state Jaycees golf titles after playoffs. Williams beat Fort Worth's John Granger in a 36 hole senior final after a tie at 154. Reilly defeated Joey Hager of Garland in a 157 playoff. Jackie Watson of Lubbock shot 169 to place third in seniors with 156.
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Arlington
Charles Reilly
Baytown
Mavs Williams
Dallas
Willams
Fort Worth
John Granger
Reilly
Joey Hager
Garland
Jackie Watson
Lubbock
Ex Raider Named Head Coach at Buena Vista Imperial
Tom Davis, a Granbury High School and Texas Tech graduate, has been named head football coach and athletic director at Buena Vista High School in Imperial. He comes from McCamey where he served as a junior high coach.
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Imperial
Tommy Davis
Buena Vista High School
Granbury High School
Texas Tech
Davis
McCamey
Royals Edge Twins 9-8 in dramatic ninth inning comeback
Bob Taylor's bases loaded single with two out in the ninth capped a two run rally for Kansas City as the Royals beat Minnesota 9-8. Jerry Adair started the rally with a single and Ellie Rodriguez moved him to scoring position before Joe Foy tied the game with a single. Rodriguez advanced on the hit and Pat Kelly was plunked before Taylor delivered the winning run off Al Worthington. The Twins had led 6-1 early behind Tony Oliva and Rich Reese but the Royals narrowed the gap with two in the fifth and tied it in the sixth on Bob Oliver's RBI double.
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Bob Taylor
Kansas City Royals
Minnesota
Jerry Adair
Ellie Rodriguez
Joe Foy
Ron Perranoski
Rodriguez
Pat Kelly
Taylor
al Worthington
Twins
Perranoski
Ted Uhlaenidher
Bob Oliver
Royals
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McDonald Surges to NCAA Golf Lead in Windy Colorado Springs
Indiana’s Wayne McDonald fired a final-hole birdie 3 to post 72 and a 223 total, seizing the 54 hole NCAA Championships lead as Ray Leach faltered with 81 and Wake Forest grabbed the team lead at 923.
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Wayne McDonald
Indiana University
Ray Leach
Brigham Young
Terry Diehl
Georgia
Bob Clark
California State
Los Angeles
Drue Johnson
Arizona
Wake Forest
Florida
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Baseball scores from Friday in American and National Leagues
In the American League Boston beat Washington 4 to 2, Baltimore defeated Detroit 4 to 1, Cleveland won 5 to 1 over New York, Kansas City edged Minnesota 9 to 8, California beat League 5 to 3, Chicago at Oakland on the night. In the National League St Louis toppled Chicago 3 to 1, Pittsburgh beat New York 3 to 1, Philadelphia won 8 to 7 over Montreal, Cincinnati swept 4 to 9 against San Francisco, Houston defeated Atlanta 5 to 1, Los Angeles versus San Diego on the night. Final standings referenced.
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Washington
Baltimore
Detroit
Cleveland
New York
Kansas City
Minnesota
California
Chicago
Oakland
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Montreal
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
Los Angeles
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Peters
Nash
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Drysdale
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Stoneman
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Giusti
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Lego
Unclear schedule of baseball games across multiple venues
Fragmented OCR lists matchups including Gee at Oakland and Minnesota at Kansas City with various pitchers and records. Several lines mix teams and players without clear outcomes or dates, leaving an unreadable slate of night games and cross league pairings.
Jones Wins In Net Bout At Midland Open
Midland special report shows Jeff Jones from Lubbock advancing to the third round in the Midland Open tennis tournament. He won 6-2 6-4 over John Cockerell and then defeated Bill Keyes 6-2 8-6 in the second round, as other standings list regional entrants across 16 and 18 singles.
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Jeff Jones
Lubbock
Jones
John Cockerell
Bill Keyes
Corpus Christi
Firet Hound Boys
Lee Butler
Abilene
Scott Matouf
Bill Hameyer
Tim Brown
Danny Smith
Andrews
Glenn Bede
Ant Teddy Kimbreil
Odessa
Ae Pe Mares
el Paso
Reddick
Jeff .Jones
Larry Swartz
Tom Robertson
Geary Garton
Wayne Robbins
Nolan Smart
John Moore
Terry Meinturiff
Mike Cannon
Don Presley
Local Scores From Various Minor League Matches
The report lists numerous scorelines across leagues and teams including Little League Major Brercroft Savings & Loan 14 over Mrs. Baird's 4 and Hemphill-Wells 8 over T&D Sporting Goods 5. Other results show United 7 over Pantex 25 and American Iron 19 over Condra's ENCO 10, with several smaller bouts like Reeves Photography 9 over Western Peewaes National Fire Extinguisher 24 and Bears over Texas Industrial Laundries 2.
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Little League Slxle
Major
Brercroft Savings & Loan
Mrs. Baird's
Hemphill-Wells
T&d Sporting Goods
Midwest
Gibson
KSEL
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L @H Krug
Peewees Pantex
United
American Iron
Condra’s Enco
Fields & Company
B&q
Fastern
Major Monarchs
Indians
Graya
Barons
Western Peewaes National Fire
Reeves Photography
Joe Plumbing
Lubbock
White Ruc Byers Garber
Carnation
Two Jewelers
Ruidoso Racecard Results and Payouts Summary
Horse racing results from Ruidoso show numerous races with detailed payouts across positions. Notable entries include Breath ed paying 2.20 to show 2.60 for rare display, and Sherry's Playmate at 8.20 4.60 3.60 in a claiming event. The card lists distances from 240 to 400 yards and a total pool around 135,950 with quin pool 75,886.
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Roman Wager
Breathed
ISEC
Sherry
Nick A Beck
Decklinbar
Brazil
Promalene
Patross
Elgin Boy
Sailor Sulit
Lale Adat
Felix Call
Rose's Homer Gives Reds Two Victories
Pete Rose delivered a decisive two run homer in the opener and Jim Merritt allowed six hits in the nightcap as the Cincinnati Reds swept a twin bill from the San Francisco Giants. Bobby Tolan homered and Lee May added a 22nd as Cincinnati rallied from an early deficit to win 4 3 and then routed SF 9 1 behind Merritt reaching seven victories in his last eight decisions.
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Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Jim Merritt
Cincinnati Reds
San Francisco
Bobby Tolan
Reds
Rich Robertson
Lee May
Merritt
Giants
Rose
Juan Marichal
Tribe Blasts Yankees 5-1 in Sam McDowell Gem
Sam McDowell scattered five hits and struck out 12 to move past 1500 career K's as the Cleveland Indians beat the New York Yankees 5-1. The win, his seventh in a row and 10th of the season, featured a three-run seventh inning with Duke Sims driving in the go ahead run.
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Cleveland
Sam McDowell
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
McDowell
Ron Woods
Indians
Duke Sims
Joser Lindy McDaniel
Ken ‘Harrelson
Joe Pepitone
Robby Murcer
Frank Fernandez
Yanks
Stan Bahnsen
Vern Fuller
Winners Shine at Arena Park Raceways Feature Night
Charles Bolton secured his first supermodified feature of the season while Carl Sayles drove the No 44 sprint to a heat win. Larry Johnson swept both trophy dash and feature in sportsman action amid a late crash damaging a car beyond repair.
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Arena Park Raceways
Charles Bolton
Carl Sayles
Larry Johnson
Jerry Garry
American Legion Linescores Reported Game Details
In a Red Cheks versus Holt's game small group of players led scoring with Rick Bickley Bruce Backus and Al Stennett contributing. Bob Baker and Duane Griffith provided power as Ricky Little and Lee Shed aided offense. Henrich earned the win with Shed taking the loss and Holt's and Lee Shed each doubled.
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Factney
Cee Cree
OOMOT
Red Cheks
Seco
Rick Bickley
Bruce Backus
al Stennett
Jimmy Taylor
Rickiettle
Bob Baker
Duane Griffith
Ricky Little
Red Cheka
Roatamoo
Holt
Floyd ‘Tamez
Henrich
al Fondy
Lee
Nathaniel Cage
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Holt’s
Vaulters Eye 18-Foot Barrier At AAU Meet
In Miami AP report Bob Seagren calls 18 foot pole vault the most psychological barrier in track today. John Pennel also believes it may be breached at the National AAU meet. Pennel cleared 17 feet 4 inches at Sacramento California.
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Bob Seagren
John Pennel
Pennel
Sacramento
Cal
Seagren
United States
Canada
Mexico
Central
South America
Jim Ryan
Villanova
Marty Liquori
Liquori
Ryun
Lee Evans
San Jose State
Curtis Mills
Texas A&m
Mills
Penner
Giants Furr's In Pony Wins Dixie Monterrey Tourney
The Giants and Furr's in Pony win games at the Dixie Monterrey Optimists tourney. Stumbaugh Drugs of Southern Pony lost the opener to the hosts while Western Furr's defeated Southwest Furr's with early rallies. Larry Sneed and Clovis Pendgraph homered for Dixie, and Bailey and Askins starred for Western. Final day matchups set for Ek. R. Simmons vs American Trailer and Monterey Optimists vs Western Farr's, with a championship at 8. Gary Page reflects on Seagren’s world record prospects and Miami meet highlights.
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Dixie Monterey
Stumbaugh
Southern Pony
Western Furr'’s
Southwest Furr's
Giants
Larry Sneed
Clovis Pendgraph
Dixie
Western Furr
Mustangs
Terry Bailey
Dewayne Askins
Southwest Furr
Bailey
Western
Askins
Ricky Green
James Ahrens
Southwest
Rodney Allen
Ek. R. Simmons
Monterey Optimist
Western Farr's
Abernathy Golf Opens With Eight Under Par Lead
Ted Watts and Jim Fullingim shot eight under 64 to lead the Eighth Annual Abernathy Partnership after the first round. Watts added a 67 to push the duo ahead as majority of teams finished under par. Tee times span multiple flights with numerous pairings and participants listed for each flight.
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Ted Watts
Jim Fullingim
Watts
Tee
Ray Allbritton
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