USSR Cage Squad Humbles AAU Stars
The Soviet national basketball team upset the American AAU champions 109 to 87 in Lexington. Led by Salnikov and Dvornin with 24 points apiece, Russia wore down the AAU squad after a close start, while UK players Andrews Grevey and Bryant contributed but could not stop the Russians.
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Rudi and Green Spark A’s Rally Past Rangers
In Arlington, Joe scored on Rudi’s fly and Vic Rudi plus Dick Green drove in two as the Oakland A’s beat the Texas Rangers 3 runs to 2. Campaneris, Fosse, and Green contributed key hits to tie and edge ahead in the game.
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Astros Beat Reds 5-1 as Durocher Returns
Lee May hit a two run homer and Don Wilson pitched a three hitter to lift the Houston Astros to a 5-1 victory over Cincinnati. The win marked manager Leo Durocher's first game back since April 18 after his hospitalization for an intestinal infection.
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Mets Top Pirates Behind Iger Rally And Parker Win
Jim Iger drove in the tying run with a fifth inning single and rookie Harry Parker won his third game with help from Tug McGraw as the New York Mets beat the Pittsburgh Pirates. Cleon Jones walked and moved to second on a Kranepool single before Gosger's late RBI single up the middle.
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Baseball Results From Friday in American and National Leagues
Friday results show New York edged Boston 4 to 0 while Cleveland beat Milwaukee 5 to 4 and Texas defeated Minnesota 8 to 2. In the National League Boston lost to New York 4 to 0, and Chicago defeated Pittsburgh 2 to 1 with other scores noted for the day.
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Kennedy's Homer Gives Red Sox 4-2 Victory
Luis Tiant tossed a four hitter to earn his fourth win as Boston beat Cleveland 4-2. John Kennedy connected for a two run homer in the second inning to tie the game, and Carl Yastrzemski scored the eventual winner in the third.
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Monterey Heads Golf Elite Team District
Monterey dominated the 4A district golf selections announced Friday by the league coaches. Jobe Moss and Bill Donnithorne led the district first team with Hereford’s Keith Kuens Plainview’s Kelly Hinds and Snyder’s Ronnie McFaul. Second team includes Bobby Casanova Snyder Steve Talbott Mike Pate Plainview Charles Williams and Monterey Greg Sherrod.
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Mayberry Sparks Royals Victory With Big Night
Jonn Mayberry slugged a two run homer a triple and a single driving in three as the Kansas City Royals beat the opposition. Mayberry's ninth homer of the season came in the fifth scoring Amas Otis. Otis had been driven in earlier when Mayberry's single sent him home in the first. Ed Kirkpatrick extended his hitting streak with a double and Mayberry scored on it as Rojas later scored on a sacrifice fly and a stolen base by Rojas helped set up the late scoring sequence.
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Ten City Youths Enter Olympics in Texas
Ten students from Ballenger School and Wilson Junior High School will compete in the Texas Special Olympics held May 17 to 19 at the University of Houston. Five boys from Ballenger and five girls from Wilson will participate in track basketball and softball. Shirley Greenrewy is the Wilson special education coach, Wayne McFadden coaches Ballenger boys, and the event is coordinated by the Galveston County Mental Health Mental Retardation Center and the University of Houston.
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Brownfield Edges Lamesa 3-2 in District AAA Thriller
Brownfield rallies to a 3-2 victory over Lamesa in eight innings as Mike Harrelson delivers an RBI single after Giddens halves the lead with a first inning double. The win tightens the district race to share the top spot with 33 standings points.
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Friday Scorecard Fragments Reflect Uneven Games
Fragmentary OCR text shows scattered sports scores and team names, with unclear authorship and locations. Referencing partial lines, teams like Firetighters Healers and Investors appear with low reliability scores and no clear context or dates.
Lorenzo-Slaton Tourney Opens at Two Courses
The Lorenzo-Slaton Partnership golf tournament begins with rounds at Lorenzo Country Club and Slaton Golf Course. The top flights play at Lorenzo, while later flights compete at Slaton, with action starting at 2 20 p m and a list of players including Walker Watson Scarborough and many others.
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Orioles blank Yankees as Palmer wins three hitter
Jim Palmer pitched a three hitter to lead the Baltimore Orioles past the New York Yankees 3 0. Hendricks homered for Baltimore and Blomberg added two runs with a fifth inning fielding error helping set up the third tally. Belanger and Coggins contributed in the late innings as Palmer struck out three without a walk.
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Cardinals Crush Expos 12-0 in St Louis rout
Alan Foster and a 15-hit Cardinals attack overwhelmed Montreal as Foster notched his first NL win in nearly three years. Joe Torre contributed a run producing hit while St Louis built a four run first inning and finished with 12 runs on Friday night.
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Canyon Downs Levelland 3-2 in district finale
Canyon tops Levelland 3 to 2 in the final District 1-AAA baseball game. Bill Moore hit a solo homer in the sixth for Canyon. Levelland finishes 10-11 overall and 4-4 in district. Canyon ends 6-11 and 2-3 in district.
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New Arena Planned by Boston Teams Near South Station
The owners of Boston's hockey and basketball teams reported they are near a joint venture to construct a new arena in the South Station area.
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