Walton's late blasts lift Brewers over Angels in 5-4 win
Danny Walton crushed a third inning game tying homer and an eighth inning two run shot to spark the Milwaukee Brewers past the California Angels 5-4 at County Stadium. Walton had not homered since June 13 but delivered twice against Rudy May. The Angels remained four games back in the AL West.
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Baseball Scores and Standings Across Leagues
The American League East shows Baltimore, New York, Detroit and Boston leading divisions with tight gaps. Tuesday results include Baltimore defeating Cleveland and Detroit beating New York. National League slate features New York and Pittsburgh atop, with St Louis and Chicago close behind as teams vie for playoff positioning.
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Sport Shorts highlights from Aque duct track and more
Chuck Baltazar rode a triple at Aque duct race track with Al Secours at 49.80 helping produce an 8 to 6 payoff 414.20 in the fifth race. Rick Reuschel from Western Illinois University was named MVP for the 1970 Interstate Intercollegiate Athletic Conference baseball season. Roy McMillan, former New York Met shortstop, coaches with the Milwaukee Brewers under Dave Bristol.
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Juarez Race Track Adds Holiday Matinee Weekend
Juarez Race Track schedules an extra Saturday matinee as greyhounds prepare for a July 4th weekend of racing. The menu features hot dogs and sodas for a nickel and burritos and beer for a dime. Post times are 2:30 p.m. matinees, 8:00 p.m. Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Sunday, with four cards across the weekend. B A’s Silver leads the half season with 17 wins, chasing a fifth straight win Wednesday night amid five other recent winners including JC’s Billy Joe and Cosy Cuddle.
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Sun Kings Rally: Englehardt Closes Out Amarillo in Ninth
El Paso reliever Jim Englehardt earned the save as the Sun Kings held a 9-7 lead in the ninth. Amarillo loaded the bases with no outs before Englehardt forced a fielder’s choice, a fly out, and a strikeout to end the threat and secure the win.
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Montreal shuts out Phillies 8 1 in slugfest
Montreal beat Philadelphia 8-1 as Steve Renko pitched a three hitter after a perfect stretch to 6 1 3 innings. The Orioles of the NL standings saw several late-night results with San Diego and Houston winning, while Pablo and others added milestones in a busy Tuesday across baseball.
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Golf press, agents, and backstage theater critique
A sportswriter reflects on golf stars press relations and media humor, criticizing a theater show and noting Westchester Classic leaders. He chats with Larry Hinson about agents, advising caution against long term contracts, and Art Wall backs his own independent path in the sport.
Four Day Racing Meet at Ruidoso Downs Opens July
With the Fourth of July weekend near, Ruidoso Downs plans four days of racing starting Thursday July 2. The feature is a six furlong race for three year olds with two wins or less, featuring You Know What and a trio of last time winners including Cameo Round and Bernie's Way. Other starters include Near Admiral Primway Congo Bar Watchatte Cooking Right and Tricky Games as pre race favorites focus on You Know What Cameo Bound and Cooking Right. Racing runs through Sunday July 5 as the first extended four day weekend at the track.
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Pecos Archery Tourney Draws 42 Competitors Across West Texas
Forty two archers from a wide West Texas area competed in the Pecos Archery Club invitational held on its new range last Sunday. Trophies were awarded to forty five participants in the successful event with winners listed across multiple classes including Mens Free Style, Mens Bare Bow, Mens Bow Hunter, Womens Free Style, Womens Bare Bow, and Youth Free Style among others.
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