Mets Hold Off Expos For Fourth Straight Victory
The Mets won their fourth in a row and seventeenth in twenty two starts as Montreal's lineup faltered late. Clye Mashore doubled, a balk, a wild throw and a walk aided New York scoring plays. Montreal scored a fourth inning run before the Mets pulled away in the final frames.
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White Sox crush Twins to stretch win streak to five
Richie Allen and Bilelton provided fireworks as the Chicago White Sox topped Minnesota 4-1. Wood allowed one unearned run, Perry took the loss, and Harmon Killebrew hit a ninth inning homer for Minnesota. The win marked Chicago's 12th in 12 home games.
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Carew
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Kelly
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Rich Morales
Eric Soderheim
George Mitterwald
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Terry Forster
Hobbs Hosts World’s Largest Blind Bogey Golf Tourney
The Southeastern New Mexico API Chapter hosts its 25th Annual Scholarship Blind Bogey Golf Tournament May 25 to 27 at Hobbs Country Club. Entry draws winners from bogey entrants for 7,500 in golf equipment prizes. Net proceeds fund a college scholarship fund. A 100 prize is awarded for a hole in one on the 17th hole Saturday. Door prizes and a barbecue prize drawing cap the event.
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American Petroleum Institute
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Fryman Shuts Out Cubs as Phillies Win 4-0
Philadelphia pitcher Woodie Fryman allowed six hits and backed by Mike Anderson and Willie Montanez homers, the Phillies beat the Chicago Cubs 4-0. Fergie Jenkins took the loss ending his eight-game win streak against Philly.
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Don Money
Nets Rally Past Pacers for 110 105 Victory in New York
Ollie Taylor Rick Barry John Baum and John Roche sparked a fourth quarter rally as the New York Nets overcame Indiana Pacers 110 105. Nets trailed 84 78 entering the final period before Baum and Barry key bursts, with Billy Paultz leading all scorers with 30 and 18 rebounds. Barry 26 and Lewis 22 paced Indiana for a balanced attack. Pacers led 59 54 at halftime, but Nets surged ahead late and held on for the win.
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Watsons Homer Drives Astros Past Braves 8 2
Houston topped Atlanta 8 2 aided by Jimmie Watson who hit his second homer and drove in Runs as Jim Hardin debuted in the National League. An infield hit and a bases loaded walk helped spark a five run second inning for Houston.
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Baker
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Baseball Calendar Mixed results and standings lack details
Baseball calendar notes Monday results from the National and American Leagues with incomplete scores. Philadelphia defeated Chicago 4 0 while New York beat Montreal 5 7 Pittsburgh 4 St Louis 0. Houston topped Atlanta 8 0 and Los Angeles played San Diego. Standings incomplete.
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Race driver Jin Males Eagle heads to Indianapolis
An AP report notes driver Jin Males Eagle preparing for a race in Indianapolis with focus on improving performance and securing a strong finish.
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Rangers rally falls short in 5 4 loss to Royals
Monday night at Texas Stadium, Lou Piniella led off the rally with a single and Horacio Pina began a reshaped Texas pitching effort before Rojas stroked a game winning hit. The Royals tied the game with a tying run and then pulled ahead in the final innings to win 5 4.
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Royals edge Rangers in late dramatic fashion
Reliever Tom Burgmeier earned his third win in four decisions as Kansas City overcame Texas. John Mayberry and Fi niella led a 4-0 burst in the fourth with run-scoring hits, while a late rally tied the game in the eighth on Nelson’s walk and Billings’ RBI single.
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Anton seeks new assistant coach at Anton high
Anton superintendent Jim Gwaltney announces Rick McKay resigns to take Meadow head coach job effective year end. John Paul Jones now seeks applications for assistant social studies teaching position tied to coaching. Contact Box 508 Anton or call 997 2301.
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Padres Nate Colbert Named NL Player of the Week
San Diego slugger Nate Colbert was named the National League Player of the Week after hitting three home runs and two doubles across five games last week for the Padres.
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Orioles Rally To Beat Tigers 3 2 In Monday Night Showdown
Orioles defeat Tigers 3 2 as Palmer improves to 3-3 with eight strikeouts and a key third inning homer from Rettenmund, while Don Buford delivers a run-scoring bloop and Cain exits after the decisive rally. Gates Brown opened with a first inning homer for Detroit, but Baltimore answered in the second and third to erase the lead.
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