Baseball Roundup Friday Games Skip Big Scores
Baseball results show Seattle blanking Minnesota 4 0 and Chicago topping Cleveland 5 4 Detroit downed Toronto 3 2 Oakland over California 3 0 Friday matchups include Detroit at Milwaukee Minnesota at Cleveland Toronto at Texas Chicago at Kansas City New York at Oakland Baltimore at California Boston at Seattle. Thames England Yale crews win Henley regatta heats and challenge cups.
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Chicago
Cleveland
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Toronto
Oakland
California
Morris
Wilcox
Milwaukee
Haas
Slaton
Hartzell
Barker
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Texas
Johnson
Trout
Kansas City
Splittorff
New York
Hunter
John
Baltimore
Boston
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J.niekro
Holtzman
Thomas
Denny
Atlanta
Solomon
M. Mahler
Los Angeles
Reuss
Montreal
Rogers
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Jones
Falcone
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Curtis
Philadelphia
Espinosa
Thames
England
Yale University
Yale
Trinity College
Dublin
G.S.R. Aegir
Netherlands
Associated Press
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N Balt
Pitts
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Phila
Slou
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Cleve
West Toro
House
West Cine
Sfran
Calif
Sdie
Minne
Atla
Oak
Texas League Standings and Thursday Results
Eastern Division standings show Shreve 75 with Ark 65 and Tulsa 7 7 in .500. Western Division led by Midland 6 4 and El Paso 6 6. First half champions noted. Thursday results include Amarillo 7 El Paso 6 and Tulsa 4 Arkansas 0.
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Associated Press
Shreve
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Tulsa
Jack
Midland
el Paso
Xsant
Amaril
Amarillo
San Antonio
Shreveport
Jackson
Arkansas
Cardinals Purchase Keith Smith Contract
The St. Louis Cardinals bought the contract of Keith Smith, an outfielder, from Springfield of the American Association. Also noted is a 1979-80 Pecos High School twirlers luncheon at Ben's Spanish Inn on Tuesday July 3 with honorees Suzy Gross Karen Hill Debra Diaz Carla Briggs and Michelle Ross seated and Dianna Blevins Suzy Flores in back.
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ST. Louis Cardinals
Keith Smith
Springfield
Pecos
Western Open first-round scores at Butler National
At Oak Brook Illinois AP reports first round scores in the 76th Western Open on the Butler National course. Bob Clampett and Dale Douglass tied at 69 with others including Pat McGowan Tom Watson Allen Miller Calvin Peete and John Lister posting 70s in gusty conditions.
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Oak Brook
Ill
Butler National Golf Club
xBob Clampett
Clampett Devlin tie for golf lead at Western Open
Bob Clampett tied for the first round lead with Bruce Devlin and Jim Simons after a 3 under par 69 at Butler National Golf Club. The 19-year-old amateur from Brigham Young University, joking about luck as his strongest part of his game, seeks pro experience before turning professional next year.
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Oak Brook
Ill
Bob Clampett
California
Bruce Devlin
Jim Simons
Clampett
Brigham Young University
Devlin
Simons
Butler National Golf Club
Tom Watson
Calvin Peete
Allen Miller
John Lister
John Fought
Pat McGowan
Dale
Tanner Confident Facing Borg In Wimbledon Final
AP reports Roscoe Tanner remains undaunted about meeting Bjorn Borg in the Wimbledon final after defeating Pat Dupre in the semifinals. Borg crushed Jimmy Connors to reach his fourth straight final, aiming to become the first to win four in a row since 1913. Martina Navratilova faces Chris Evert Lloyd in the women's final. Tanner believes his improved movement and confidence can offset Borg’s consistency, despite being the underdog.
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Wimbledon
England
Bjorn Borg
Roscoe Tanner
Anthony Wilding
Martina Navratilova
Chris Evert Lloyd
Navratilova
Lloyd
Martina
Eastbourne
Tracy Austin
Evonne Goolagong Cawley
Tanner
Borg
Caulkins wins Pan Am 400 IM in Games record time
Tracy Caulkins captures the 400 meter individual medley in San Juan with a Games record of 4 minutes 46.05 seconds. It marks her third gold and fourth overall as U S swimmers extend their unbeaten streak to 16 events in pursuit of an unprecedented all-winning VIII Pan American Games performance.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
Tracy Caulkins
United States
Pecos Padres Host First Annual Baseball Tournament
The Pecos Padres present their First Annual Tournament on Saturday and Sunday July 7-8 at the new Interstate 20 field. First prize is 250 dollars plus a trophy, second 50 dollars and a trophy, third trophy. Consolation trophy and 15 all tourney trophies plus MVP award. Tickets 75 cents per game 1.50 for two games or 5 for all day. championship game 1. Participating teams include Pecos Vikings Pecos Oilers Hobbs C s Odessa Unicos Pecos Padres host Saragosa Cottonkings Barstow Bears and Loving Eagles.
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Pecos Padres
Interstate 20
Pecos Vikings
Pecos Oilers
Hobbs ‘'C’s
Odessa Unicos
Saragosa Cottonkings
Barstow Bears
Loving Eagles
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National Football League
NEW England Patriots
Martin Cox
NEW York Giants
Phil Simms
Transactions Baseball
Dale Douglass
Aig
Lod
Pecos Community Recreation Department
Duval Corp
Pecos Valley Radiator
Enrique Navarrette
Joe Mendoza
Danny Bitolas
Danny Martinez
Rudy Mendoza
Joe Navarrette
Tony Mendoza
Israel Navarette
Henry Ortiz
Tony Pena
Frasmo Acosta
Danny Brijalba
Robert Hinojos
U.S
Connors
Dennis Ralston
Ming
New York Life
Tommy Beauchamp
New York Life Insurance Company
S. Eddy
Skyline
Bath
Breck
Melody
Pecos Texas
of Leon and
Diana Ascue
Happy Hour
East Hwy 80
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