Yankees Sell Williams To Tribe In Cash Deal
Stan Williams, a righthander once with the Lost 90s, was sold to Cleveland for an undisclosed cash amount. Yankees and Indians officials say the sale has no link to last year's Ramos trade. Houk says Gabe Paul made a good offer. Paul calls the purchase a gamble. Williams, troubled by control problems, starred for the Dodgers with Drysdale Koufax and Podres, peaking in 1960 with 14 wins and 10 losses.
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Bullets Win in Playoff Clash as Pettit Retires
Pettit played 14 minutes in a closing 11 year career finale scoring six points. He finishes with 23,344 career points across seasons All-Star and playoffs. Johnson scores 18 for Baltimore and Bailey Howell adds 14 before fouling out. Ha gan tops St. Louis with 34 and Guerin adds 20. Baltimore opens the division finals in Los Angeles Saturday against the Lakers.
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Finley and Lane Debate Mule and Milwaukee Baseball Future
Finley argues a mule could answer questions while Lane, now with the Orioles, bets Milwaukee will join the American League next year. Lane says Commissioner Ford and NL President Giles vowed to pursue a Milwaukee franchise, and questions blockability of Finley under those circumstances.
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Amarillo Bullpen Drives Win Over Dumas 5-4
Amarillo High rallied with two runs in the bottom of the seventh to beat Dumas 5-4 in a non conference baseball outing. The late surge capped a tense game with key moments from Amarillo hitters and a strong defensive effort.
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Raiders sweep Gas Meet as ENMU and Sul Ross compete
Texas Tech Raiders dominated the Gas Meet at Eastern New Mexico with a 96 to 72 win over ENMU. Sul Ross placed third with 37 points as Hardin-Simmons scored 51 in a high powered sprint and relay sweep led by Tech in multiple events.
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Griffiths Satisfaction Follows Fight. Pastrano Considers Quit
Emile Griffith described his bout as adequate despite an ear injury, saying he needed the rounds and worked ahead with jabs after a late surge. Manny Gonzalez blamed Pastrano for a poor showing, while Pastrano hinted at retirement, noting the bout exposed his limits and left him uneasy about continuing.
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Westerner rally falters as Levelland holds edge in late show
Jerry Brown opened with a double for the Westerner. Lindley followed with a single, then Danny Strawn drove in Brown and Lindley before a throw ends a double play threat. Levelland left runners aboard in key frames while Clawson steadied the mound. Lubbock to play Big Spring Friday at 4 p.m.
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Plainview Secures 74 Win With No-Hitter Over Steers
Baxter McAllister pitched a no-hitter guiding Plainview to a 74 win against Farwell in a non-conference baseball game. The Steers were unable to muster a hit as Plainview dominated on the mound and at the plate.
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Linksmen Start District Race At Amarillo Meet
The MHS golf team opens the District SAAAA race at the par three courses in Amarillo with two ace players entered. Treasure and others join the field as practice begins.
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Lamesa and Andrews battle to 66 tie in high-scoring game
In Lamesa, Andrews, a Tuesday game ended 66 after eight innings. Lamesa led with six runs in the second inning while Andrews scored four in the first and two in the third. Players Bett, Jones, Atwood, Canale, Bevis, and others contributed mixed results amid a windy, chaotic box score.
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Pastrano Faces London Rematch Hinting Olympic Card Turn
The report notes Pastrano’s troubling decline with a 35 1 1 record including 26 KOs and a second technical stoppage from Brian London in London years earlier. It highlights Torres adopting peek a boo defense as he pressures Pastrano, trading blows from corner to corner while Pastrano’s left jabs fail to deter the relentless assault.
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New Mexico Triumphs Over Tech In Slow Sixth Inning Rally
New Mexico defeated Tech 11-4 as a late rally in the sixth inning broke a 2-2 tie. Stan Quintana and Jim Kalk opened the inning with back to back hits, Joel Lambson was hit by a pitch to load the bases, and Mark Johnson followed with Quintana scoring. Tech starter Eldon Fox left after four and a third.
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Eastern Drops Pair To NMMI
NMMI swept a doubleheader from Eastern New Mexico at Portales winning game one 5 3 and game two 6 5. Statesman starred in the opener with a run batted in and single while Riddle drove in two runs in the nightcap. Eastern rallied in the bottom of the fifth but fell short as NMMI improved to 44 4 8 on the year.
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Grain futures ease on light trading in Chicago
In thin dealings on the Board of Trade grains slipped to weaker levels as demand remained soft and market activity stayed slow. No major buyers or price catalysts emerged, leaving values pressured by tepid interest.
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Caracas Venture Marks Venezuela Highway Push
A brief note from Caracas reports Venezuela plans to launch new highway projects as part of a broader economic push. The item cites government focus on infrastructure to spur growth.
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