Hendricks Delivers Game Winning Homer In 12th
Orioles catcher Ellie Hendricks hits a rare three run homer in the 12th inning to beat the Minnesota Twins 6-3. Hendricks, a .176 hitter, celebrated with a bases- clearing trot after edging Bill Campbell. Other AL games: Angels over Brewers 6-1, White Sox 4-0 then 9-1 in twin bill, Red Sox 8-3 over Royals, A’s 6-3 over Indians, Rangers 7-2 over Yankees.
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Royals
Cecil Cooper
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Indians
Billy Williams
Joe Rudi
Gene Tenace
Sal Bando
Oakland
Cleveland
Rangers
Yankees
Ferguson Jenkins
Jeff Burroughs
Texas
New York
Loophole in by laws keeps Kuhn as baseball commissioner
The 22 to 2 vote on Kuhn's reappointment hinged on a rule requiring nine votes in each league. Kuhn carried the National League but had only eight in the American League, with opponents from Oakland, Baltimore, the Yankees, and the Rangers. After backroom talks, AL dissenters retraced positions, leaving two opposing votes, enabling Kuhn to sign a seven year renewal rather than resign. He criticized the rule and urged its change for future commissioners.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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New York
Texas
Pecos Pony Leaguers Edge Key City in District Playoff
Genaro Rodriguez delivered a two run single in the seventh to lift Pecos past Key City 6 4 in the first game of a best two of three district playoff. Bobby Mosby earned the win with nine strikeouts, two hits allowed, and Rodriguez added two hits. The teams set 8 p.m. today for the potentially final game at Nelson Field as Pecos pursues a sectional berth in Lubbock next week.
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RBI
Key City
Pecos Diamond Crew
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Pecos
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Nelson Field
Abilene
Lubbock
Notre Dame reinstates five football players after suspensions
Notre Dame reinstates five of six players suspended a year ago after an 18 year old woman alleged she was raped in a campus dormitory. No criminal charges were filed and the incident was not treated as a crime by the university. Roy Henry did not rejoin the team and will attend Southwestern Louisiana. Ross Browner enrolled in summer school to regain credits. Former coach Ara Parseghian declined to comment on the suspensions.
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Ind
University of Notre Dame
Roy Henry
New Orleans
Notre Dame
Southwestern
Louisiana
Ross Browner
Warren
Ohio
Conklin
Ara Parseghian
Reds fall silent as Expos top them 3-0 on seven hits
Pete Rose laments Cincinnati failure after the Reds are shut out by Montreal 3-0. Pepe Mangual and Pete Mackanin homer, Steve Rogers dominates with seven strikeouts on seven Reds hits. Rogers leaves with a blister as Jack Billingham yields two homers. Expos push runs in first and fifth, third from Parrish single.
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Cincinnati
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Chicago
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Mackanin
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Rankin leads after first round at Women's Open
Judy Rankin holds a one stroke edge over Nancy Lopez JoAnne Carner and Judy Kimbell after an even par 72 at the Atlantic City Country Club in Northfield New Jersey The field of 155 is vying for 55000 in prizes Rankin has 37000 in 1975 earnings while Sandra Palmer leads money list with nearly 57000 after a 78
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N.J
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Miss Rankin
Atlantic City Country Club
Nancy Lopez
Roswell
N.M
Miss Lopez
JoAnne Carner
Lake Worth
Fla
Judy Kimbell
North Platte
Neb
Sandra Haynie
Sandra Burns
Sandra Post
Carol Mann
Hayes leaves Cowboys for 49ers after bench time
Bob Hayes, former world record holder and longtime Cowboys star, says he has no regrets about being traded to the San Francisco 49ers. He notes consistent bench time in Dallas, with a best season in 1966, and expects to report to Santa Barbara camp after the deal for an undisclosed 1976 draft choice.
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Santa Barbara
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Ladies share honors at Chaparral Village Golf Club
Rains nearly halted play in the Chaparral Village tournament but all three flights completed 27 holes. Winners received trophies for low gross and low net scores on the nine hole course. Gibson flight winners were Madge McNabb of Kermit and Ruth Woods of Pecos. McNabb led low gross with 76. Trudy Morris of Kermit was second with 83. Woods claimed low net in the Gibson flight.
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Kermit
Ruth Woods
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Woods
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Stella Cotton
Barbara Petty
Julie Crouch
Mildred Mathiney
Bio-Pecos
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LaDell Barber
Monahans
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Dode Lampkin
Curl leads Pleasant Valley Golf Classic with five-under 66
Red Curl, a 5 foot 5 inch Wintu Indian, shot a five-under 66 to lead the Pleasant Valley Golf Classic in Sutton Massachusetts. Miller Barber shot 67 for second, while Lee Elder and Chuck Courtney tied at 68. Other leaders and notable players, including Trevino and Irwin, posted 70, with many stars not in the field.
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Red Curl
Carl
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Milwaukee
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Eddie Pearce
Elder
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Ben Crenshaw
Leonard Thompson
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Jim Simons
Mark Hayes
George Knudson
Lee Trevino
Hale Irwin
Jack Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Arnold Palmer
Lou Graham
Tom Watson
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