Reds and Grays lead Colt League All Stars in 1972
The Pecos Reds five and the Grays four lead a 15 man Colt League All Star squad with Barstow Alpine Marfa each represented. Reds top batters hit over .400. All Stars face Pecos Eagles in an 8 p.m. Jaycee Park exhibition and travel for El Paso playoff games starting Saturday with potential returns Monday. Coaches: Ken Jones, Larry Parker, Richard Milner. Donations for travel fund invited at Jack's Texaco and The Security State Bank.
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Pecos Pony League Names 1972 All Star Team
The Pecos Pony League announced a 15 member All Star squad for 1972 with managers and coaches named. Sebero Jaquez of the Indians was the batting champion. awards went to David Peters Benny Juarez Johnny Elliott and Randall Johnson while Mike Ortiz earned the Sportsmanship Award. The team opens a double elimination playoff in Andrews at 8 30 p m Thursday with Pecos hosting the next games Friday and a 7 30 p m Pecos game time. The playoff winner faces the El Paso area winner next week.
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Jerry Daniels
Johnny Elliott
Ricardo Gonzales
Robert Granado
Sebero Jaquez
Randall Johnson
Victor Juarez
Larry Kirby
Joe Lopez
Scott McAnally
Tony McGrew
Charles Oren
Mike Palomino
Rod Perkins
Randy Reynolds
Indians
David Peters
Benny Juarez
Mike Ortiz
Pecos
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Orioles end four game skid vs Rangers in windy Arlington
Orioles beat Texas 3-1 to halt a four game losing streak. Pat Dobson allowed six hits and one run while striking out, aided by early offense from Don Buford and Brooks Robinson. The win snapped Baltimore’s skid and extended their current five game surge as Dave McNally prepares to face Rich Hand.
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Johnny Oates
Brooks Robinson
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Rangers
Ted Kubiak
Larry Buttner
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Rich Hand
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Dick Allen Tops AL All Star Ballot In Vote Totals
Dick Allen led American League All-Star voting with 1,032,758 of 3,171,556 ballots as the White Sox slugger wears the starting first base job over Norm Cash. The 43rd annual game set for July 25 in Atlanta will feature Allen along with Aparicio and Robinson among the starting infield as several Red Sox populate the AL lineup.
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Detroit
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Cleveland
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Don Kessinger
Chicago
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
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Pittsburgh
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Danny Murtaugh
Earl Weaver
Baseball Standings and Tuesday Schedule Summary
The American League East standings show Baltimore, Boston, New York, Cleveland, and Milwaukee divisions with records and games back. National League tables list Pittsburgh leading, then New York, St. Louis, Chicago, and others, followed by a slate of Tuesday games across both leagues including Baltimore at Texas and New York at Minnesota.
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Collapsed lung sidelines Rams quarterback Roman Gabriel
Roman Gabriel suffered a spontaneous pneumothorax in the right lung during a Rams training drill in Long Beach. He was hospitalized and could miss from five weeks to a full season, with John Walton and Jerry Rhome handling signals in his absence.
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Coaching Moves and Racing Title Highlight
Former White Sox utility man Sam Esposito becomes head baseball coach at North Carolina State University. Ex Cardinal Enos Slaughter is named head coach at Duke University. Richard Petty clinches his third NASCAR Grand National title earning a $20,000 Winston Cup prize.
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Sam Esposito
North Carolina State University
St. Louis Cardinal
Enos Slaughter
Duke University
Richard Petty
Leading Hitters And Pitching Leaders Of The Season
A list highlights top players by batting 200 at bats with Scheinblum and Piniella leading KC rivals. Rudi Oak tops runs and hits with 98 and 113, while Allen Chi drives 19 home runs. Pitching leaders include Nolan Cin with 13-2 and Carlton Phi with 187 strikeouts.
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Gibson extends win streak with 3-2 victory over Astros
Bob Gibson earned his 10th consecutive win after a nine hit performance against Houston. He struck out 13 as St. Louis built a lead with Lou Brock’s run scoring single and Donn Clendenon’s eighth inning homer. Cesar Cedeno tied it in the seventh before Clendenon and Luis Melendez delivered the decisive runs.
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Lolich earns 16th win as Tigers top White Sox 3 1
Detroit lefthander Mickey Lolich improves to 16 6 with 11 strikeouts over seven innings guiding the Tigers to a 3 1 victory. Jim Northrup belted a first inning homer and added a third inning RBI triple while Ed Brinkman and Dick McAuliffe contributed danger as Chicago tallied an unearned run in the seventh.
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Renshaw wins Sweepstakes Tourney at Municipal Golf Course
Buck Renshaw captured first with a 63 to win the Sweepstakes Tourney Sunday at Municipal Golf Course. The event drew 45 entrants with Robison taking second on a net 66 and Hershel Cox and Mike Harrison tying for third at net 67.
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Municipal Golf Course
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T. 4
Robison
Hershel Cox
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