Mets Hand Durum 8-3 in St Louis Night Win
Ken Boswell drove in three and Ed Kranepool added three as the Mets beat the Cardinals 8-3. Jim McAndrew allowed six hits to improve to 8-3, snapping a two-game skid for New York and ending St. Louis’ three-game win streak. Lou Brock sat out, and Boswell hit a sixth inning homer as New York piled up 11 hits. The Mets closed within 8.5 games of Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Baseball scoreboard snippets and game results from 1st to 2nd day
Summary of American League East standings and recent results. Entries show team records and win percentages for Boston Cleveland Baltimore Minnesota Kansas City California Texas Oakland Chicago Minnesota Milwaukee New York Detroit. Wednesday results include Boston 5 Cleveland 2 Baltimore 10 Milwaukee 0 Kansas City 5 Oakland 2 Detroit 6 New York 0. Thursday games list Palmer Brett Coleman Kline Corbin May and Bradley Holtzman with matchups Chicago California Oakland.
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Recruiting The Accent Has LUBBOCK Texas Tech coach Carlen shifts to personal recruiting
LUBBOCK Texas AP Jim Carlen arrives at Texas Tech two years ago bringing energy and a personal recruiting emphasis. He notes more coaches on the road, a preference for staying close to home, and a rigorous evaluative process with two coaches approving prospects. He explains visits, campus life exposure, and the use of on campus housing over lavish entertainment. last year 110 prospects came to campus for games and ratings.
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Dolphins Aim for Super Bowl Title in 1972
Miami, 3-10-1 last season, builds toward a championship under Don Shula. Key additions Paul Warfield and Marlin Briscoe bolster the passing game alongside Bob Griese. The defense targets improvement to match Dallas and future road tests versus Kansas City and Minnesota. Morris asserts the team is ready to win and embraces a professional training camp atmosphere.
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Bears Oilers Exhition Clash Opens NFL Weekend
The pass oriented Houston Oilers and the cheerful Chicago Bears meet in an Astrodome exhibition. Oilers face quarterback plans with Lynn Dickey and Dan Pastorini, while Bears expect Bobby Douglass and Kent Nix to share duties. Fun prospect of an eight game weekend follows with multiple matchups across Friday to Monday.
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Wellsville Giants win Khoury League title at Bowling Green
Wellsville Giants, managed by Tom Barr with coaches Wally Spiers and Billy Kemp, beat Vandalia 9-5 to claim the Northeast Missouri Khoury League championship. The 11 to 13 year olds won 15 straight after dropping the season opener, then beat Mexico 4-0, Montgomery City 9-4, Louisiana 7-1, before final defeat of Vandalia. Players include Randy Carrington, Kevin Brown, Scott Romans, Harold Lewis, James Gooch, and others. Mexico All-Stars earned hosting rights for the Midget Division 1 playoffs by beating Bowling Green 12-7 in eight innings Wednesday. Richard Toalson and Terry Biggers each had three hits.
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