Mets Rally With Consecutive Homers To Pulse Past Pirates
New York Mets beat Pittsburgh 9-5 as Dave Marshall and Cleon Jones hit consecutive fourth inning home runs off Steve Blass. Bud Harrelson drove in three, Ray Sadecki earned the win after Gary Gentry was ejected.
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Cleon Jones
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Ray Sadecki
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Steve Blass
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Weaver Recovers From Early Troubles To Rally At Course
Weaver faltered early with a disaster at No 6 and a bogey at No 10 but then found his form, pulling off long birdie putts from 20 and 35 feet, a near miss at several 6-footers, and finishing strong with a four-foot and a five-foot approach to finish out the round.
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Pinch HR Propels Triumph In 15th Inning Win
Washington defeats Detroit 4-3 after Don Mincher delivers a two out pinch homer in the 15th. Lolich held Washington to two hits through seven-plus innings before the comeback. Casanova and Unser supply the Senators' eighth inning rallies as Detroit faltered late.
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Aurelio Rodriguez
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Braves Hand Phillies Sixth Straight Defeat 6-2
Atlanta pitcher Phil Niekro held Philadelphia to five hits as the Braves beat the Phillies 6-2. Clete Boyer hit a three run homer and Ralph Garr drove in runs with a single, a bunt single, and scoring from first on a ball misplayed in the rain. Felix Millan added key hits as Hank Aaron and Garr supplied speed and power in a rain soaked game.
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Clete Boyer
Ralph Garr
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Felix Millan
Garr
Hank Aaron
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Orlando Cepeda
Panthers fall to Lake Highlands in 1968 finals
Cage Coach UIL Panthers finish 28 6 1968 state AAA runners up after a 50 48 loss to Lake Highlands. The next season Dunbar exits regional finals. Rangers place second in state. In 1970 Lamesa ends Dunbar rule in 3 A while Tors reach state meet. This season they start 6 11 then end 16 14 and third in district.
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Motorcycle Race Card Set Today at West Texas Raceway
About 50 to 60 riders from West Texas and eastern New Mexico will compete in a second round of short track motorcycle racing at West Texas Raceway. Events include 125cc and 250cc classes for pro and amateur riders, open class exhibitions, and mini-bike races for youngsters. Practice starts at 11 a.m. with racing beginning at 2 p.m.
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New Mexico
West Texas Raceway
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American Motorcycle Association
Pinch Hitter Burda Delivers Card to Oust Astros
Bob Burda singled home the tying and winning runs in the sixth as the St. Louis Cardinals beat Houston 6 to 5. The Astros erased a 5 4 lead with a five run fifth before Burda’s clutch hit. Jose Cardenal and Ted Simmons helped key a late offensive burst for St. Louis.
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Julian Javier
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Jose Cardenal
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Hall of Famer Goose Goslin Dies at 70 in New Jersey
Leon Goose Goslin a Baseball Hall of Famer and 1924 World Series standout died at Bridgeton Hospital at age 70. He played for the Washington Senators St Louis Browns and Detroit Tigers from 1921 to 1938 and later ran a boat rental business in South Jersey. He retired after a long career and leaves two brothers and a sister. He will be buried in Salem Baptist Cemetery.
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Crutcher Resources Corporation
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50Th Street
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