Rader Drives Astros Past Cardinals with Six RBIs
Doug Rader delivered six RBIs in the first three innings starring a grand slam and a double as the Houston Astros defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 12 to 4. Rader's slam came off Jerry Reuss in the first, sparking Houston's 17-hit attack and tying a club RBI record. Dierker won his sixth of the year with six innings pitched. Julian Javier had three hits for St. Louis.
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Liquori Outsprints Ryun For Super Mile Crown
In a tense showdown at the meet, Peter Liquori of Listerfield edged Lee Ryun of Kansas in the super mile finishing 4:07. Liquori led early with split times around 61 seconds per quarter and held off Ryun’s late surge. Evans won the 440 with 45.9 seconds, while Turner placed second in 46.0.
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Weston-Welles Dimmitt Winners Celebrate Sudden Death Victory
Weston and Welles won the championship flight in a sudden death playoff over Butler and Etheridge after four such playoffs in the Dim mitt Partnership event. Glenn and Cook took third in a playoff. Martz won the first flight and Walker-Chesshier the second with a playoff victory.
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Wise Winner Phillies Edge Braves 4-3 On Montanez Late Hit
Willie Montanez drove in three runs with two homers and scored the winning run as Philadelphia beat Atlanta 4-3. Montanez tied the game with a fourth inning homer and gave the Phils the lead with a seventh inning shot before Don Money's ninth inning single produced the decisive run. Rick Wise worked five hitless innings before the ninth and Woody Fryman earned relief. Pat Jarvis took the loss for Atlanta.
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All-South Plains picks drive runs to state tourney
Plainview powers to state tourney behind All-South Plains forward Bassett who scored 504 points and 253 rebounds for a 32-2 season. Davis, a 64 senior, posted 524 points and 424 rebounds while guiding Lamesa to a regional final. Hobbs, led by Hutchings and Pugh, reached New Mexico state tourney but fell to Albuquerque High.
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Giusti Quiets Mets Rally In Pirates 4-2 Win
Pittsburgh pitcher Dave Giusti closed out a late New York push as the Pirates beat the Mets 4-2. Richie Hebner Manny Sanguillen and Bob Robertson drove in runs, with Robertson later scoring on a wild pitch. Nolan Ryan took the loss after seven innings.
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Expos Beat Reds 9-3 Behind Bateman Four RBI Homer
John Bateman drove in four runs with a homer and sacrifice fly as the Montreal Expos routed the Cincinnati Reds 9-3. Ron Hunt opened the scoring, Clyde Mashore and Coco Laboy added run producers, and Steve Renko earned the win with help from Mike Marshall.
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Harper Leads Brewers Past Angels With Four Hits
Tommy Harper collected a triple, double and two singles to spark Milwaukee's 12 hit attack in a 6-2 win over California. Eliie Rodriguez and Ed Kubiak homered, building a 2-0 lead before Milwaukee pulled away with a five run fifth inning as Skip Lockwood weathered an eighth inning threat.
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Royals Rally Late to Split Twin Bill with A’s
In Kansas City, Bobby Kropp's two run single sparked a seven inning rally as the Royals beat the A’s 10-4 to split a doubleheader after Oakland won the opener 4-2. Key moments include Paul Schaal’s two run homer and Knoop’s seventh inning RBI single.
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NM State Meet Results Highlights from Division AAAA
At the New Mexico state meet several events crown champions with Highland and Hobbs stars taking multiple titles. Notable performances include Powdrell and Edwards leading sprints, Dobbs and Hardin dominating field events, and Sandia and Silver City posting strong relay results amid a crowded field of schools.
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Kent Hale Wins Ocotillo Club Pro Am Championship Flight
Kent Hale fired 67 and 71 to 138 total and win the Championship flight at Hobbs Ocotillo Country Club Pro Am. Ralph Lester was runner up with 142, while David Lara and Jesse Blackwelder tied for third with 143. First flight winner Ted White posted 143, with Bill Harkins taking second flight at 152 and Eddie Robinson winning third flight with 154. Beames and Peoples won fourth and fifth flights with 162 and 168 respectively.
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Fisher doubles in cycle races at West Texas Raceway
Lubbock rider David Fisher won two classes at West Texas Motorcycle Raceway on Sunday. He took first in both the 125cc and 200cc divisions amid a field of about 60 riders in 12 events on the South University Avenue track, with over 400 spectators. Minibikes featured Don Shobert Jeff McVey David Fisher Randy Reynolds Larry Beall Jr. 175cc David Fisher 250cc Amateur Silat Pruitt Billy Moyers Ray McFarlan 250cc Expert David Fisher James Gray Warner Salisbury Open Eddie Patton Roy Richardson Les Reynolds.
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Cash and Stanley Power Tigers Past Senators 5-4
Mickey Stanley homered twice including a eighth inning shot off Denny Riddleberger to lift Detroit over Washington 5-4. Joe Coleman earned the win with four shutout innings after a four run lead was blown, while Norm Cash also homered and drove in runs to put Detroit ahead earlier.
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Padres Bow Cubs Extend Win Streak To Six In 9-8 Open
Chicago Cubs beat San Diego 9-8 in 10 innings as Jim Hickman belted a two run homer in the 10th. The nightcap was suspended due to darkness with Chicago leading 6-3. it will resume Aug 4. In the second game Ron Santo delivered a two run double lifting the Cubs over the Padres 5-3.
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Romo Balk Sparks Twins Victory Over White Sox
The Minnesota Twins rally from a slow start to defeat the Chicago White Sox 6-2 at St. Paul. Vicente Romo balked in the tie-breaking run in the sixth, after which Leo Cardenas added a two-run homer in the seventh and Mitterwald delivered key hits to seal the win.
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Green Edge: Green Wins Playoff After Tight Golf
Arnold Palmer drew a huge crowd as a 75 294 effort kept him in contention, but Green steadied with pars early and a late birdie on the first extra hole sealed the victory. The win lifts Green’s year earnings to 59 300. Dale Watkins cards a hole in one at Slaton Golf Course.
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Nick Lopez Leads TG Y Classic With 82 Victory
Nick Lopez shot an 82 to win the TG Y third annual golf classic in the Hub City this weekend. David Herring and Bob Chapman tied for second at 89. Handicap winner Bill Seaman posted 62 with Jerry Hurd 67 and Jack Cook 69. Participants hailed from Dallas Waco Wichita Falls Vernon Kansas City Oklahoma City and Lubbock.
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