Roadrunners Rally Beats Rainbows In Girls Softball Showdown
Unseasonable wind and sand did not stop Pecos league action as the Roadrunners edged the Rainbows 8-6 in a late season girls softball game. Lillian Talaman tez hit a grand slam for the Roadrunners to complete a comeback from a 6-3 deficit in the fourth inning. Winning pitcher Lillian Talamantez. losing pitcher Cherry Silvas. Barstow Hornets defeated the Oilers 17-7 in another girls game. Standings: Red Robins first, Oilers second, Hornets third, Yellow Jackets last. All-star game set for July 15 with top finishers forming the squad. In Church League, Santa Rosa beat First Presbyterian as Jaquez homered. Pony League ended with Indians 11 Pirates 10 in 11 innings. Booker Fobbs homered for the Pirates. Pirates still champions.
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Rainbows
Roadrunners
Lillian Talamantez
Lillian
Cherry Silvas
Jesse Silvas
Barstow Hornets
Oilers
Gloria Gonzales
Janice Evans
Red Robins
Raymond Dominguez Jr
Billie Lewis
Mildred Ferguson
Audie Whitaker
Yellow Jackets
Kitty Ann Gunn
Sophia Baeza
Santa Rosa
First Presbyterian
Fred Jaquez
Doug Ward
Steve Peters
Kevin Duke
Bill Burnett
Calvary Baptist Church of Christ
Indians
Pirates
Andrew McGrew
B. Jaquez
Nastase Favored For Top Net Title At Wimbledon
Ilie Nastase, the Romanian star, looms as the hot favorite to win Wimbledon’s top men’s crown after defeating Raul Ramirez in a semifinal that many call the best match of the tournament. He faces Bjorn Borg in the final as lingering temper issues threaten his chances. Evonne Goolagong meets Chris Evert in the women’s final, each seeking a first or second Wimbledon title. Nastase’s past tantrums contrast with a reportedly composed run to this year’s final, though Thursday’s semifinal flare when he complained about photographers and swatted at one with a towel raises questions about his temper in the decisive match.
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Wimbledon
England
Ilie Nastase
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
Raul Ramirez
Nastase
Miss Evert
Stan Smith
Ali Suffered Leg Clots After Inoki Kicks Put On
Muhammad Ali, 34, hospitalized in Los Angeles with leg blood clots after a World Martial Arts match in Japan where Antonio Inoki delivered repeated kicks. Trainer Angelo Dundee said the pain and hematomas were real, contradicting claims the bout was staged. Referee Gene LeBell confirmed the blows were not faked.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Antonio Inoki
Japan
Muhammad Ali
Ali
St. John’s Hospital
Los Angeles
Columbia Pictures
Angelo Dundee
Inoki
Dundee
Florida
Muhammad
Gene LeBell
Tokyo
Judge rules unfair NFL labor practices
Washington AP. An NLRB administrative law judge found the NFL violated some fair labor practices during 1974 contract talks and the later players strike. Judge Schneider allowed rule changes to entertain but required union bargaining over safety. He barred unilateral wage increases for preseason play without union consent and ordered reinstatement with back pay for ex-union leaders.
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Washington
National Football League
Charles W. Schneider
National Labor Relations Board
NFL
Schneider
Bill Curry
Kermit Alexander
Tom Keating
Atlanta
Ken Reaves
Falcons
New Orleans
Texas brief Karl Pagel signs Cubs contract
Karl Pagel, UT outfielder, leaves college to turn pro with the Chicago Cubs for under 25,000. He batted .307 with eight homers and 43 RBIs for the Longhorns and will begin with Midland in the Cubs Texas League system. Arlington Stadium expansion eyed after Rangers crowd surges.
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Tex
University of Texas
Karl Pagel
Chicago Cubs
Pagel
Texas Longhorns
Glendale
Ariz
Midland
Cubs
Texas League action affects standings with eight wins for Caneira and Doland
El Paso beat Amarillo 8 7 as John Caneira earned his eighth win of the season and Wayne Doland followed with his own eighth win in Midland’s 6 2 victory over San Antonio. Jackson edged Lafayette 2 1. Arkansas and Shreveport split a doubleheader, Shreveport taking 38 2 in game two. Paul Djakonow hit his ninth homer for Shreveport while Harry Saferight belted a go ahead homer in the seventh.
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Associated Press
John Caneira
Wayne Doland
Caneira
Paso
Amarillo
Midland
San Antonio
Doland
Jackson
Lafayette
Arkansas
Shreveport
Paul Djakonow
Travelers
Steve Staniland
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