Face Lubbock tonight Pecos Pony League wins round in sectional
Lubbock and Pecos opened the Pony League sectional at Pecos with 7-5 and 16-0 victories. Lubbock erased a five run deficit to topple Abilene 7-5 on a trio of home runs, while Pecos crushed El Paso 16-0 in five innings behind Glenn Harrison.
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Pecos Pony League
Lynn Webb
Lubbock
Pecos
Abilene
Kyle Stuard
Jimmy Durham
Kelly Smith
Sam Law
Russell Johnson
el Paso
Glenn Harrison
Bordertown Boys
McLaughlin
Danny Garcia
Dewayne Walker
Orlando Orona
Larry Mosby
Walker
Garcia
Bock Tilt
Pecos All-Stars
Pecos Pony League Park
David Stephens
Brothers pair up in Houston Open event
Four sets of brothers played in the Houston Open including Jackie and Jimmy Burke Lionel and Jay Hebert Dave and Mike Hill and Don and Rik Massengale. The Houston Open board also had three Millers Johnny Allen and Larry but they are not related.
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GOLF
Houston
Jackie
Jimmy Burke
Lionel
Jay Hebert
Dave
Mike Hill
Don
Rik Massengale
Johnny
Allen
Larry
Hunter safety school Planned for youth hunters
A one day hunter safety course is planned before the fall hunting season in Colorado and New Mexico. It aims to teach hunter and gun safety and to qualify under 18s to hunt legally. No date set yet. interested parties should contact Reeves County juvenile officer John Lewis at 445-4621.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Reeves County
John Lewis
Finley Kuhn feud echoes in Congress halls
The AP reports a House committee hearing as Oakland A's owner Charlie Finley and baseball commissioner Bowie Kuhn clash over a $3.5 million sale of three A's stars. Finley accuses Kuhn of trying to drive him from baseball. Kuhn defends the action as in baseball's best interests and Finley pursues federal court challenge. Also noted are Texas League games with Shreveport beating San Antonio 6-3, and other results Arkansas over Amarillo 6-4, Lafayette over El Paso 3-1, Midland over Jackson 6-2.
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Finley
Kuhn
Associated Press
Shreveport
Rod Scurry
San Antonio
John Poloni
Arkansas
Amarillo
Lafayette
el Paso
Midland
Jackson
Catfish Hunter rails at Oakland after 10-1 loss
Catfish Hunter, now with the New York Yankees, blasted Oakland for lacking defense and offense after a 10-1 defeat to his old team. He noted only a few players from 1974 remain, while stating he led the A's to three world titles. Other AL scores: Orioles over Rangers 6-4 in 12, Twins over Red Sox 5-1, White Sox sweep Tigers 4-1 and 3-0, Brewers over Royals 5-0, Indians beat Angels 6-2.
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Ken Rappoport
Oakland A’s
Catfish Hunter
Oakland
New York Yankee
Hunter
Yankees
Baltimore Orioles
Texas Rangers
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
Chicago White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Royals
Cleveland Indians
California Angels
Reggie Smith Crams To Hit Cardinals Hard
Reggie Smith, traded from St Louis to Los Angeles, has belted five homers in his last ten games all against the Cardinals. He drove in two on Wednesday as the Dodgers beat St Louis 7 6 in ten innings. Other NL results: Reds 4 Mets 0, Phillies 5 Padres 1, Pirates 5 1 and 4 1 Astros, Expos 4 Braves 3, Giants 2 Cubs 1.
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Herschel Nissenson
Reggie Smith
St. Louis
Cardinal
Los Angeles
Smith
Cardinals
Dodgers
College All Stars prep to face Steelers in Soldier Field
In Chicago the College All Stars prepare for Friday night’s game against the Pittsburgh Steelers at Soldier Field. The squad touts strong running and defense but questions at quarterback, with Kruczek Penrose and Blount vying for the starting role as Parseghian hopes for a hot hand to snap an 11 game skid in the series.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
Soldier Field
ABC
Sammy Baugh
Cecil Isbell
Otto Graham
Roger Staubach
Steve Bartkowski
Bert Jones
Richard Todd
Alabama
Todd
Mike Kruczek
Boston College
Craig Penrose
San Diego State
Jeb Blount
Tulsa
Ara Parseghian
All-Stars
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Nadia shines as Olympics reach perfection moment
Nadia Comaneci, at 14, earns four and five perfect scores to win the women's all around. US swimmers plus shooting, boxing, basketball, and fencing add medals as the host nation climbs the tally. The Games feature a dramatic clerical error in rifle scoring, later corrected to share gold potential.
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Bob Green
Montreal
Nadia Comaneci
Nadia
America
Mark Spitz
Davey Armstrong
Puyallup
Wash
Anatoly Volkov
Moscow
Little Nadia
Nellie Kim
Ludmila Tourischev
Miss Kim
Miss Tourischev
Gary Hall
Cincinnati
Savoir to Start in Roosevelt International Trot
The 1975 Indoors winner Savoir, trained by Billy Haughton, is expected to compete in the $200,000 Roosevelt International Trot at Nassau County July 10 during the 53 night harness meeting through July 17 in Westbury New York.
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Westbury
N.Y
Billy Haughton
Nassau County
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