Mendoza Shuts Out Ector In 12-5 Pecos Victory
Rudy Mendoza entered in the first inning and allowed no runs on one hit while striking out eight as Pecos overcame a five run first inning deficit to beat Ector 12 to 5 at PHS field. Don Walker Rene Galindo David Maddux and Kyle Johnson led Pecos with key hits while Mendoza held the visitors scoreless over the final eight innings. Pecos improves to 4-2 in district and hosts Ker mit Yellow Jackets on April 24 at 7 30.
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Seaver Faces Scoring Gap After Mets Fall 1-0
Mets ace Tom Seaver acknowledged the need to score after Ferguson Jenkins two-hits Chicago, as Chicago Cubs won 1-0 on Rick Monday’s lead-off homer. Seaver allowed five hits in eight innings, while the Cubs broke through in the fourth.
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Duffy Daugherty Sees Big Ten Decline In Football Power
Former Michigan State coach Daugherty says the college conference has fallen from all power to poor due to lack of redshirting and weaker nonconference play. He predicts a return to supremacy and notes the Big Ten will reintroduce redshirting this year as other leagues rise.
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Pinch hitter Walton belts grand slam in Twins rally
In a dramatic seventh inning, pinch hitter Danny Walton lined a fly ball into the left field seats for a grand slam lifting Minnesota past the California Angels 10-5. Tony Oliva, benching as designated hitter, had suggested Walton start later. Bill Melton hit his 100th major league homer for Chicago, sparking a 5-run fifth as the White Sox beat Texas. The day also saw Dallas sign John Smith, world sprint king Bob Hayes’ former teammate, to a multi-year contract as a wide receiver.
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Women fight for place in pressbox and locker room
A 1970s era commentary argues women press box entrants face bias in baseball and boxing coverage. It highlights cases like Stephanie Salter, Bernice Gera, Lynda Fillmore, Elinor Kaine, Sheila Moran, and Joan Ryan, noting historic barriers and payoffs for women pursuing sports journalism and umpiring.
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Texas League Standings and Schedule for Amarillo and rivals
The Texas League standings show Amarillo M8 208 2. Wednesday games include El Paso at Midland and Amarillo at San Antonio with 2. Arkansas at Shreveport and Alexandria at Memphis also listed. Thursday schedules: El Paso at Midland, Amarillo at San Antonio, Arkansas at Shreveport, Alexandria at Memphis.
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Lakers cling to late win in series opener over Warriors
Los Angeles coach Bill Sharman warned last minute wins are not planned but the Lakers edged Golden State 101-99 to take a 1-0 lead in the Western Conference finals. Jerry West hit a 15 footer with eight seconds left as Wilt Chamberlain and West carried the rally after a late Golden State surge.
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TCU Coach Billy Tohill Plans Sidelines Return
Billy Tohill, recovering after a near fatal car crash, outlines strong plans to coach from the sidelines again and to return to football duties by June. He speaks of hospital routines, his wife Bobbie Jean’s support, and naming players like Dede Terveen and Mike Luttrell as potential contributors while eyeing a June release and a return to spring training films.
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