Pecos Pony League leads sectional with 12 2 win over Hereford
Pecos Pony League All Stars used three pitchers and a strong hitting attack to crush Hereford 12 2 in the sectional tournament. Mosby homered and doubled with four RBIs, Anchondo and Rodriguez added key doubles, and Jim Bob McNeil Williams, Steve Williams, Jesse Andhondo, Danny Juarez and Joe Rodriguez supplied support. Pecos faces Southwestern of Lubbock tonight at 8 o'clock in a double elimination event with potential advancement to regional action in Fort Worth.
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Women golfers win pro-am at George Washington Classic
Janet Caponi LePera led a five player team to a 17 under par 53 to win the pro am at Hidden Springs Country Club in Horsham Pa Laura Baugh tied for second with a 53 LePera and Baugh each earned 187 while NHL stars Bernie Parent Bobby Clarke and Gary Dornhoefer joined celebrites in the event Parent birdied a hole in a 57 with Jan Stephenson Clarke joked about being over 100 on the hot day
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Tanana Tops AL with 1-0 Win Over Orioles
Frank Tanana, the California Angels rookie lefty, again shut out Baltimore 1-0 with six singles, extending his major league lead in strikeouts to 159. He matched pitching poise with Jim Palmer, while Nolan Ryan continues a rough stretch with eight straight losses as of midweek. The win tied Tanana with Palmer for 1-0 losses, showcasing Tanana’s growing control and maturity.
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Ashe Edges Crealy In Washington Star Roundup
Wimbledon champion Arthur Ashe survived a scare by Australian Dick Crealy to win 2-6 6-3 6-3 in the Washington Star Tennis Tournament second round. Crealy broke Ashe three times early before Ashe rallied, while Vilas and Nastase also won, and Lutz was upset by Ismail el Shafei. In MLB, A's beat Tigers 3-0 as Vida Blue fanned nine, Red Sox topped Twins 4-2, Rangers edged Indians 9-8 in 13 innings, and Royals defeated Brewers 4-1.
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Trans Miss golf upsets as McFerren and Corzilius triumph
In Kansas City the Trans Mississippi Golf Tournament opened with shocks as Jerry McFerren 38 from Crofton Md and David Corzilius 20 from Wilmington Del defeated co favorites. McFerren beat defending champion Tom Jones 2 up after a 10 foot birdie at the 20th while Corzilius beat Bill Morrill 3 and 1 after a rally from a rocky start.
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Montefusco Aims To Win 20 In Surging Giants Season
San Francisco rookie pitcher John Montefusco believes he can win 20 games, and he backed the claim by leading the Giants to a 10-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. He allowed six hits, fanned nine, walked six, and even homered. Other NL results included Pirates 8 Padres 1, Mets 5 Reds 2, Phils 3 Braves 2, Astros 2 Expos 1, and Cardinals 5 Dodgers 4 with key contributions from Sanguillen, Stargell, Kranepool, Schmidt, and Sizemore.
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Lucchesi Keeps Rangers Perfect With 13th Inning Win
Arlington based Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi relied on rookie Tommy Moore for a game deciding pinch run in the 13th inning against the Indians. Moore scored the tying run and Tom Grieve plated the winning run on Mike Cubbage’s sacrifice fly as Texas triumphed 9 8. Grieve’s late hustle sparked a feud aware duel with former Ranger Jackie Brown.
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NFL Contract Talks Show Gradual Movement on CBA
NFL owners and players held their first joint sessions in three months, each side placing proposals on the table as mediators supervised. The talks, aimed at ending the 18 month dispute and last summer’s 42 day strike, continued with no details released.
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Nicklaus Faces A Test At Canadian Open In Montreal
In Ile Bizard Quebec Jack Nicklaus seeks to prove he remains golf’s top player as Johnny Miller challenges him this week. Miller trails narrowly in money winnings while Nicklaus holds strong stats including Masters victory and top stroke average. The Royal Montreal course hosts a 150-man field with stars like Graham Watson Trevino Palmer and Weiskopf in the Inuit telecast set for CBS.
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Poke defense praised as Cowboys reshuffle line
Dallas Cowboys defensive coordinator Ernie Stautner praised the rebuilt line with three players in new spots. Harvey Martin and Ed Too Tall Jones switch ends and prime to start in 1975. Bill Gregory and Larry Cole compete for right tackle after Bob Lilly’s retirement. Jethro Pugh remains left tackle in his 11th season.
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