Repoz Homer Sparks Angels Past Indians in Sixth Inning
Roger Repoz hit a two run homer and Syd O'Brien added a two run triple in the sixth as the California Angels defeated the Cleveland Indians 5-2. The Indians dropped their 18th in 23 games. Ken McMullen and John Stephenson added RBI singles in the sixth before O'Brien's triple and May's run scoring single. Ray P- Rosse scored for Cleveland in the second as May walked in a run. California tied the game in the fifth on Stephenson's single and a Nettles error.
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Yankees edge White Sox in 11th on Murcer RBI
Thurman Munson sparked a 11th inning rally with a leadoff triple and scored on Bobby Murcer's single to lift the New York Yankees to a 2-1 win over Chicago. SteveK ine pitched the complete game for NY as Joe Horlen took the loss.
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Double plays lift Cerrillos past Ralston in nightcap setback
In the nightcap Ralston avoided jams with help from two double plays as LCC built a late lead. Rippee walked and Vittitow singled while Becker’s wild throw helped trigger a four-run sixth for a 5 1 4 final. Houston Philadelphia game postponed due to rain. no makeup date listed.
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East Team Adds Lee and Others to 13 Signees
The East squad adds quarterback Lee and Hardt Will to its roster as the signing class grows to 13. Earlier signees include Bill Atessis and Bobby Weunsch from Texas, Chuck Dicus of Arkansas, Clarence Scott of Kansas State, Bob Jacobs of Wyoming, Joe Profit of Northeast Louisiana, and Joe Theismann of Notre Dame. Tickets for the All-America contest are on sale at the Texas Tech ticket office.
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Lubbock Pair Grabs Lead In Muleshoe Championship First Round
Steve Thompson and Jon Sheperson of Lubbock shot a best ball 64 to lead the Muleshoe Partnership championship. Tommy Wilson and John Conine of Lubbock were second with 67, as tee times set for today across flight divisions with ties in all but the third flight led by J W Coppedge and Earl Smith of Muleshoe at 76.
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Dome surprises UH as fans react to Astrodome
Pettit notes continued excitement from fans in the Astrodome as Houston football draws attention beyond press boxes. A conference coach quips that press boxes are for writers but football should not be played there.
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Pepi Slaps Home Run For Cubs
Montreal Expos fall 3 0 as Ken Holtzman authorizes a three hit shutout with six strikeouts for Chicago. Joe Pepitone belts a sixth inning two run homer breaking a scoreless duel with rookie Ernie McAnally. Ron Hunt boots Beckett grounder leading to the Cubs insurance run in the seventh.
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Lightfoot Ties Mark In Humid Memorial Meet
Lincoln Crowell and Rule win titles as Lightfoot roars past Kemp and Grant in a high humidity meet at Memorial Stadium. Lightfoot clocks 13.5 in the hurdles, aiming for a national mark with a favorable wind, while Kay Jarnagin and Darrell Jarnaginstar in sprint events. Four class records fall led by Al Stewart in the mile 4 13.3 as Richard Son and McAllen athletes also shine.
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Nelson Meet Sees Tight Race After Round Three
Sixteen players are within three strokes of each other as Nelson leads with a good position. a tie after 72 holes would trigger a sudden death playoff for the $25,000 first prize.
Padres Rout Reds 10-0 in opener of doubleheader
San Diego erupted for nine runs in the first two innings and rolled past Cincinnati 10-0 behind rookie Steve Arlin. Clarence Gaston hit a three run homer, Ed Spiezio drove in three with a single and two sacrifices, and Ivan Murrell added a triple and two other hits driving in three.
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State Track Meet Results Class AAAA 440 relay and events
Report of multiple events at the State Track Meet across classifications AAAA and 1-1 with results in sprints relays hurdles and field events. Highlights include Houston Lines led 440 relay with Cornell Nowlin Michael Ross Carl Reades and Rodney Williams in 40.8 AR time and notable marks across long jump high jump and mile relay. Teams such as Port Arthur Lincoln Dallas South Oak Cliff Midland Houston Jones and others postedTop times and conference records in events like 120 hurdles, mile, and relay races.
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Abilene Clinches Share Of Crown With 14-1 Win
Abilene High defeated Abilene Cooper 14-1 on Saturday to clinch a share of the District 5-AAAA second-half title with a 7-0 record. Midland Lee and Odessa High were set for a Monday playoff at Midland to determine the overall winner. Other scores: Big Spring 4 San Angelo 3 in 10. Odessa 3 Permian 2. Lee 10 Midland 0.
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Baseball results and standings from Saturday games
In the American League Boston beat Milwaukee New York defeated Chicago in 11 innings Minnesota topped Washington California downed Cleveland Detroit edged Kansas City Oakland postponed at Baltimore In the National League Chicago shut out Montreal Pittsburgh at Los Angeles St Louis at New York postponed Atlanta defeated San Diego Cincinnati at Houston postponed Standings show Boston Baltimore Detroit New York Cleveland Oakland California Kansas City Minnesota Milwaukee Chicago Montreal Pittsburgh St Louis Los Angeles Atlanta Houston Cincinnati San Diego Philadelphia. Today games include McLain at Minnesota Perry at Milwaukee Babnsen at Chicago Wright at Detroit Murphy at Cleveland Hunter at Baltimore Pappas at Montreal Stoneman at New York Billingham at Philadelphia Lersch at Cincinnati Kirkwood at San Diego Niekro at San Francisco Stone at Oakland.
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McCutchin Hurls No-Hit Game
Levelland Lobos pitcher Jim McCutchin threw a no hitter in a 3-1 win over Canyon to stay tied with Dumas for first in District 1-AAA. He struck out 15 and allowed only one base runner, as Canyon's John Comer matched with five hits and 11 strikeouts.
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