Houston Bombards Cincinnati By 7-1
Houston Astros pulled away with a four run sixth inning to beat Cincinnati 7 to 1. The surge came as Roger Metzger Cesar Cedeno and Jerry Reuss backed a strong bullpen effort led by Bob Watson and Lee May to fuel a season high 17th win in 20 games.
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Bob Wat Jover
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Clay Carroll
Roger Metzger
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Lee May
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Dave Concepcion
Doug Rader
John — Edwards
Tommy Helms
Renard
Cedleno
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Saturday Scorecard highlights mixed results across leagues
The scorecard summarizes multiple youth and amateur leagues with varied outcomes. Indiana and Wesleyan show competitive performances while teams like Fe MAS RIALE and TWENTE PONY LEAGUE players posted notable contributions. Several names including Furey Heb Weaver and Johnwin Mamufacturin appear amid scattered game results and standings.
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Intaya Go
Keturke S
Indiana
Trans Wesleyan
Furey Heb Weaver
Jon Hesling
Mamdara Sh, Bubiowle
Monterey Dominates 4A Baseball Elite Team Selections
Monterey led the 4A district baseball all star list with Larry Horn named as pitcher and outfielder. Tommy McIntyre was Player of the Year with Brad Hartel and Steve Rowley named coaches of the year. other MHS notables included Jimmy Shankle Gary Ashby and Marion Hamilton.
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Larry Horn
Tommy McIntyre
Las
Brad Hartel
Steve Rowley
Coronado
Horn
MeIntyre
Jimmy Shankle
Gary Ashby
Marlin Hamilton
Snyder
Marvin McClanahan
Charles Cain
Tim Holder
Corona
Weston Boeka Nab Golf Lead in Muleshoe Partnership
Weston and Boeka fashioned a first round lead to command a two stroke lead in the Muleshoe Partnership Golf Championship. Tommy Wilson and club owner trailed the leaders as final 18 holes start at 9 a.m for the second flight with championship golfers to follow at 2 p.m.
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Gary Boeka
Saurday
Tommy Wilson
Lub Coneine
Wesion
Tial Lathon
Lorenzo
Malaise
John Ethridge
Lorenzo-Slaton
Cabal
Baltimore
Aeenao
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Sandra Haynie
Powell
Miss Mann
Blue Moon Tosses A's Top-2 Win
Oakland edges Texas 4-2 as Campaneris Johnson Green Rudi and Splittorff lead in a 4-2 win over the Rangers. Key plays include North Campaneris double and Rudi sacrifice fly with Jackson adding a run later. Splittorff held Minnesota to one run until Roof's double sparked late scoring.
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Rankin Leads Open as Pine Ridge Scores Highlight Round
Judy Rankin, age 28 from Texas, shot a six under 67 to tie the course record and lead the Lady Carling Open at Pine Ridge Golf Course with a four under total after 36 holes. Chako Higuchi stood second at 145, as the field prepared for the final round and a $4,500 winner’s prize.
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Pine Ridge
Williams Ties Century Mark In Sprint Record
Fresno AP Steve Williams 19 year oldSan Diego Track Club sprinter equalled the world record in the 1Q yard dash with a 9.1 second win at the West Coast Relays. Don Quarrie 9.3 and Herb Washington 9.4 finished behind him as Williams joined the 9.1 club. Al Feuerbach set a meeting record in the shot put with 71 feet 7 inches. Jay Silvester won the discus with 205 feet while John Powell threw 202-1. The Doral Open golf title went to Lee Trevino by one stroke over Bruce Crichton.
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Rela Williams
University of Texas el Paso
Don Quartie
University of California
Herb Washington
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John Carlos
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Pacific Coast Club
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Jay Silvester
John Powell
Lee ‘Treving
Bruce Crangton
Australia
Atlanta routs San Diego with explosive five and six run innings
Atlanta bats explode in the third and fourth frames to chase Padres starter Mike Caldwell. Ralph Garr and Dave Johnson drive in runs as Hank Aaron adds RBIs. Johnson homers to left as Atlanta builds a decisive lead and preserves win over San Diego in a high scoring ball game.
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Pavel Johnson
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San Diego Vadis
Raves
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Mike Caldwell
Giventry
Nate Culbert
Ralph Garr
Mike Lum
Johnson
Ona Wasess
Duster
Johnny Oates Yin
Hank Aaron
NAIA Lifts Sanctions for six Institutions. 16 Penalized
NAIA executive committee lifted sanctions on six members and imposed penalties on 16 others for eligibility violations. Montana Tech gains 1973 Division II football eligibility. Arkansas Pine Bluff reinstated for all sports. Four schools released for basketball include Gannon College and Delta State. nine others forfeited last season’s games for ineligible players and miss district playoffs. Virginia Union and Alabama A&M face one year probation in all sports.
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National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Montana ‘Tech
University of Arkansas
Pine Tuff
Gannon College
Ama State
Delta State
Miss
Southampton
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Dyer
Virginia Union
Alabama
A&m
Death Bout Atop Local Mat Card Highlights New Signings
The article lists college basketball signees and rosters from Texas schools including Texas Tech Baylor and Midland. Notable mentions include Randy Lloyd from Akron, 6-3 guards Denis Stanka and Bob Arnold, and Duke signings Dukes and George Campbell.
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Randy Lloyd
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Ruben Triplett
Denis Stanka
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Bob Arnold
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Keith Kitchens
Hereford Iand
Steve Dunn
Dallas Spruce
George Campbell
Dukes
Texas
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Carroll Dawson
Clear Lake
George Carlisle
Moose
Cisco Runners Capture Crown at State Junior College Meet
Cisco won the mile relay in 8.7 seconds and edged Odessa 61 60 in the team race at the state junior college track meet in Fort Worth. South Plains finished fourth with 41 points as Abel Villarreal and Joe Gipson led field events and sprint legs for the Cisco squad.
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Okyir Leads ASU in Rainy Cinder Meet Sprint Wins
Angelo State sprinter Kofi Okyir of Ghana clocked 9.3 in the 100 yards with a strong leap to beat SMU’s Gene Pouncy as Hilton claimed a three mile triumph. Relays and other events featured LSU, Louisiana Tech, and Rice in a rain-flushed meet at Pasadena Memorial Stadium.
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Angelo” State
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Pipkin Signs with Tyler Junior College After Monterey Season
Robby Pipkin rushed for 1380 yards last fall and scored 11 touchdowns for Monterey. He signed with Tyler Junior College, becoming the sixth Plainsman to secure a football scholarship this year as part of a dozen Hub City players earning deals for next fall.
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Monterey
Tyler Junior College
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Bike Races Set In Slaton Today
The J Bock County Wheelmen host a weekly race at 1 p m in Horseshoe Bend Canyon near the Slaton golf course. Classes cover all riders with an 11 mile novice event. contact Randy Sanders at the site for details.
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Texas Girls Set National Track Marks In State Meet
Center pitcher Retha Swindell set a national triple jump record at 37 feet 10% inches while Linda Montgomery of Rivercrest and Suzie Snider of Union City broke national marks in discus and shot put. Conroe edged West Columbia for Class A team title as Eldorado won Class B with relay sweeps. Kathy Jones of Baird led in multiple events and double winners included Louise Ritter Red Oak and Karen Arp Ropesville.
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Billie Jean King Reaches Toray-Silook Final
Billie Jean King of Long Beach California defeated Rosemary Casals of San Francisco 65 7 to reach the Toray Silook Women's Professional Tennis Tournament final in Tokyo. Her finalist opponent will be Nancy Gunter of San Angelo.
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Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Mrs. King
Nancy Gunter
San Angelo
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