Baseball Standings And Results Summary
National League standings show Pittsburgh leading with 79 wins and St. Louis 5 games back. American League East has Baltimore atop with 81 wins, followed by Detroit and Boston. Saturday results include Cleveland 9 Minnesota 8 and Baltimore 9 Milwaukee 4. Sunday scores feature New York 10 Kansas City 3 and Oakland 9 Washington 3. Tuesday schedule lists Oakland at California, Chicago at Minnesota, Kansas City at Milwaukee, Cleveland at Detroit, Washington at New York, Baltimore at Boston.
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Eagles surprise Artesia in scrimmage clash
Pecos Eagles top Artesia in a Friday scrimmage with 250 rushing yards and 75 passing yards and three touchdowns. Bobby Herod on a 50 yard TD pass from Steve Kirkwood and Nolan Bates with a 45 yard run led the scoring. No injuries noted as Pecos schedules Alpine scrimmage for Saturday and adjusts practice times for class work tomorrow.
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Artesia
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Pecos
Bobby Herod
Steve Kirkwood
Nolan Bates
Bobby Browder
Eagles
Vida Blue Earns 23rd Win Despite Six Hits Allowed
Vida Blue dominated early but labored through six hits as the Oakland ace sealed his 23rd victory, lifting the A’s to a 4 3 win over Washington in the opener. Jim Catfish Hunter won the nightcap as Oakland crushed the Senators 9 0 and extended their West Division lead.
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New York
Gary Peters
Red Sox
Mel Stottlemyre
Yankees
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Washington
del Unser
Tim Cullen
Jim
Catfish
Hunter
Denny McLain
Kansas City
Mike Andrews
Ed Herrmann
Ron Blomberg
Yanks
Royals
Jim Perry
Twins
Indians
Sam McDowell
Rich Reese
Minnesota
Fred Stanley
Vada Pinson
Tribe
Rest Your Case tops Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga
Rest Your Case, Cragwood Stable, nicks a one length victory over Governor Max in the $128,925 Hopeful Stakes at Saratoga on a sloppy track. Jorge Velasquez rode the winner, paying $15 for a $1 exacta and $77,355 first prize. The win is the horse's third from seven starts, with notable runners including Tarboosh and Riva Ridge in the same field.
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Saratoga
Loquacious Don
Calumet Farm
Tarboosh
Plum Bold
Meadow Stable
Riva Ridge
Jorge Velasquez
Dame Fritchie
Aqueduct
del Mar
Howard Grant
Flag Is Up Farm
Aaron Aims for Babe Ruth Record as Braves Triumph
Hank Aaron at 37 hits his 39th homer of the season and 631st of his career to power Atlanta past Chicago 5-4. He collects 100 RBIs and edges closer to Babe Ruth's 714 lifetime mark, with Willie Stargell and Willie Mays as only rivals for the career title. Aaron also reaches 3,243 hits, ranking sixth all time.
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Mays
San Francisco Star
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Mahan ties for first in Wyoming State Fair Rodeo
Frisco Texas cowboy Larry Mahan the defending all around national champion is tied for first in the 1971 Wyoming State Fair Rodeo He shared a 1444 purse with Gary Leffen of Santa Ana California after scoring 64 in bullriding Saturday at Douglas Wyoming AP reports
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Women Keglers to Meet in Pecos Association Event
The Pecos Women's Bowling Association holds a Dutch treat supper at the annual meeting on Tuesday August 31 at 7 30 p m at Las Palmas Restaurant. All women interested in bowling this fall are urged to attend and may contact Mrs Floyd Lukins or Mrs Ray Beauchamp for more information.
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Las Palmas
Floyd Lukins
Ray Beau
Champ
Giusti earns 27th save as Pirates top Astros 5 2
Dan Murtaugh credits Giusti for keeping Pittsburgh atop the NL East with his 27th save. Bob Johnson won his ninth, pitching into the eighth before relief helped seal a 5-2 Pirates victory over the Houston Astros. Wade Blasingame took the loss to fall to 9-10.
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Watson
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Astros
Texas Aims High After Cotton Bowl Loss
Texas remains the Southwests top threat despite a Cotton Bowl defeat ending a 30 game win streak. Coach Darrell Royal notes youth among stars like Eddie Phillips and Jim Bertelsen, while Arkansas Texas Tech and others push to challenge the Longhorns for the conference title.
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Bobby Wuensch
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Royal
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Phillips
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Bertelsen
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