All-Star game NL tops AL 6-3 in 46th classic
NL captain Alvin Dark led a 6-3 victory over the AL as Bill Madlock and Jon Matlack shared the Commissioners Trophy. Matlack earned the win after allowing one hit in two innings while Madlock batted in two runs and turned the tie into a decisive lead.
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Bill Madlock
Chicago Cubs
Jon Matlack
New York Mets
Cowinners
Madlock
Rose Says NL Has Greater Depth Than AL
Cincinnati star Pete Rose argues NL holds more talent and depth than the AL. In Milwaukee, the NL won 6 3 as late substitutes Reggie Smith Al Oliver and Bill Madlock delivered key hits. Oliver noted Dodgers manager Walter Alston saved him for clutch moments and Rose emphasized NL depth in the annual rivalry.
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Rose
Nationals
Reggie Smith
al Oliver
Bill Madlock
Oliver
Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Alston
Matlack
Bench Drives NL Victory In All Star Game
Milwaukee AP reports Cincinnati catcher Johnny Bench starred as the National League beat the American League 6-3. Bench delivered a third inning RBI single, threw out Bert Campaneris, and is now 9-for-22 in eight All Star appearances for a .409 average.
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Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Bench
Kansas City
Steve Busby
Los Angeles
Steve Garvey
Oakland
Bert Campaneris
Bobby Bonds
Yastrzemski's three run homer ties All Star game
Carl Yastrzemski hit a 400 foot homer off Tom Seaver in the sixth to tie the All Star game 3 3. Seaver said he was not embarrassed by the blast and explained he left a fastball over the plate. Catfish Hunter also watched the American League collapse in the ninth as the National League extended its recent dominance to 12 wins in 13 games.
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Claudell Washington
Reggie Smith
Smith
al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Washington
New York Yankees
Catfish Hunter
Rich Gossage
Chicago White Sox
Gossage
Philadelphia
Larry Bowa
Madlock
Milwaukee
Cincinnati
Pete Rose
Rose
Reds
New York Mets
Tom Seaver
Boston
Carl Yastrzemski
Seaver
Hunter
Challenge by Rangers Slightly Shy in West
Oakland leads AL West as the A's chase a fifth straight division title without Catfish Hunter. Finley targets 90 victories this season to stay alive in 1975 while Kansas City, aiming to close the gap, borrows depth as Amos Otis is sidelined and Briles and McDaniel miss time. Dark doubts 90 wins suffice, citing Royals balance and pitching depth from Holtzman and Blue.
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Oakland
Billy Martin
Texas Rangers
Kansas City
Oakland A’s
Catfish Hunter
Bert Campaneris
Bill North
Amos Otis
Nelson Briles
Lindy McDaniel
Alvin Dark
Royals
Dark
Jack McKeon
Ken Holtzman
Vida Blue
Baseballs top issues for majors after All-Star Game
Baseball officials focused on franchise instability in the San Francisco Bay Area with Stoneham and Finley losing money at Candlestick Park and Oakland. A potential relocation to Seattle and interest from Toronto Washington and New Orleans were discussed as a Franchise Committee report looms. Commissioner Kuhn seeks a nine of twelve owner vote for a contract extension beyond August 12, 1976, with pay questions undecided.
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San Francisco Bay Area
Bay
Charles O. Finley
Oakland A’s
Finley
Baseball
Seattle
Toronto
Washington
New Orleans
Kuhn
Gun club meet slated tonight in Pecos
The Pecos Rifle Club will hold its monthly meeting at 7 30 p m today in the American Motor Inn meeting room. All club members are urged to attend this machine focused session.
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Pecos Rifle Club
American Motor Inn
Pecos Pony League All Stars Face Key City in Abilene
Pecos and Key City Pony League all stars meet in Abilene for a best two of three district final to decide who advances to the sectional in Lubbock on July 23. Pecos lists 18 players including Anchando Mosby Lawrence Rodriguez Harrison Rodriguez Jaquez Williams and more with coaches Kent Lauderdale and Philip Ryan.
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Pony League All Stars
Pecos
Key City League Stars
Abilene
Key City Nine
Pecos Diamond Crew
Abilene Pony League
Lubbock
Kent Lauderdale
Philip Ryan
Reeves County 4-H Horse Show Heads Into Second Half
The Reeves County 4-H horse show resumes Sunday at 2 p.m. in the Pecos rodeo arena with a $450 trophy saddle and trophy buckles at stake for the overall high point winner after four of eight playdays. Sabrina Wilcoxson leads with 179 points, Gina Shipman 170, and Tia Lewis 132, as age-group awards also recognize a $50 belt buckle in October.
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Reeves County
Sabrina Wilcoxson
Tia Lewis
John Lewis
Oeterho
Stoft Phata
Odessa
Gina Shipman
Fort Stockton
Pecos
Wilcoxson
Shipman
Lewis
Pecos Rodeo
Deadlines Set for Trans Pecos Racquet Club Tennis Tourney
Tournament sponsors set entry deadlines for July 24 27 event with six divisions. AA top adults, A and B experienced and intermediate adults, C beginners and high school D 15 and under, and under 12 in B. Deadlines July 23 for AA A B and C 21 for D E. Entry via Richard San Roman First National Bank or Jimmy McAnally 445 2220. Fees 3 dollars per event, max three events.
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Richard San Roman
First National Bank
Jimmy McAnally
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