Khoury League Opens As Many Teams Take Field Sunday
The Mexico Khoury League starts a two month run with seven games Sunday night at Plunkett Park. About 650 players in 50 teams across eight divisions will compete with supervision from 7 to 9 30 p m most nights through Aug 1. Opening matchups feature Mavericks vs Chiefs and Rangers vs Bears in Khoury Field 1, Mavericks vs Cardinals and Blues vs Saints in Field 2, and Raiders vs Colts plus Bulls vs Tigers in Field 3. Senior and junior squads, plus girls divisions, include numerous named teams and managers such as Giants Ray Oliver Pirates Roy Murray Royals Larry Herndon Yankees Mark Thoenen Saints Garland Callihan Blues Dawson Brown Cardinals Marion Page Mavericks Bill Lotz and others.
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Larry Herndon
Yankees
Mark Thoenen
Garland Callihan
Dawson Brown
Marion Page
Bill Lotz
Charles Martin
Les Tate
Dave Kemp
Bob Pasley
Reds
Bill Fountain
Royal Treats
Walt Duffen
Larry Mitchell
Steve Hagan
Kaiser Giants
Terry Anselmi
M.G. Hoberman
Mets
Earl Ingram
Sharks
Nathan Jackson
Kevin Nichols
Braves
Pete Wilson
Pirates
Ron Teague
Bob Harris
Atom
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Astros
Bob Snell
Dave Riser
Bill
Crossword puzzle clues and sports updates from Indianapolis and Portland
Crossword puzzle clues are listed with numbers and partial answers across multiple entries. Sports news reports Tom Binford becoming general manager of the Indiana Pacers and James F. Bindley named as full time assistant. Portland Thunder signs two offensive tackles Thur sday, Mike Askea and Buzz Brazeau, veteran players from Portland Storm.
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Stanford
Buzz Brazeau
Washington State
Maddox Delivers Ninth Inning Lift For Yankees
Elliott Maddox four hits and four RBIs lead New York to a 7-5 win over Texas. He closes spring beef over Billy Martin with a clutch two run double in the ninth, after earlier beanball controversy.
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Prefontaine Dies in One Car Crash in Eugene
Steve Prefontaine, a leading U S distance runner and 1972 Olympian, died in a one car crash near Eugene at about 1230 a m PDT He had recently clocked the second fastest 5 000 meters in U S history and trained with the Oregon Track Club A native of Coos Bay and a University of Oregon graduate he had been critical of amateur athletic treatment in this country and had spoken of competing for himself rather than country
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Celebrities Honor Devine and Wife at MS Fundraising Dinner
Notre Dame coach Dan Devine and his wife Joanne were honored at a 25 dollar dinner in Columbia Missouri to raise money for Multiple Sclerosis research. Over 500 attendees included Marvin Barnes Larry Young Stan Musial Hank Stram Chuck Fairbanks and Barclay Plager. Devine said he was overwhelmed by the turnout and noted MS cripples young people.
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Missouri fishing outlook shows varied creek water conditions
Missouri Department of Conservation reports fishing conditions across streams and lakes, noting muddy, dingy, or clear water and variable species success. Channel catfish, bass, crappie, walleye, bluegill, and trout are listed by water body with notes on level, clarity, and overall fishing potential.
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United States wins Walker Cup in lopsided victory
In St Andrews Scotland the United States captured the Walker Cup for the 22nd time in 24 outings against Britain with a 15 to 8 victory. Hale Irwin birdied three of his last four holes to share the first round lead at the Atlanta Golf Classic alongside Billy Casper and Joe Inman while Debbie Austin and Sandra Spasich posted five under par 68 to lead the LPGA championship in Baltimore.
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