Pecos All-Stars rally past Crane 7-3 at Lions Field
Pecos Little League All-Stars overcome Crane 7-3 on nine hits in last three innings at Lions Field. Danny Pena limits Crane to three hits, including Keith Colburn’s two-run homer. Pecos advances to meet Sonora Thursday after beating Ft. Bliss 3-0 previously.
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Nationals Win 4 3 in 10 Innings All-Star Thriller
Tug McGraw voices NL relief pitcher superiority after the Nationals edge the Americans 4-3 in 10. Joe Morgan delivers the game winner for Cincinnati. Hank Aaron sparks Atlanta with a two‑run homer, while Lee May ties it in the ninth. Nicklaus faces possible PGA Team Championship setback due to an infected finger. Trevino substitutes in Hope charity event.
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Devaney eyes fifth straight All Stars bid in Chicago
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney leads the 1972 College All Stars in a Friday night showdown with the Dallas Cowboys in Chicago after praising his squad’s preparation. Quarterbacks Tagge Bronson and Sullivan pace the lineup as NFL champs loom as heavy favorites.
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Rojas nearly stars as AL falls in 10th at All-Star Game
Cookie Rojas sparked the American League with a two run homer in the eighth to give a brief lead, but the Nationals rallied in the ninth and Morgan drove in the winner in the 10th for a 4-3 victory. Rojas called it a thrilling personal achievement despite the loss.
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Morgan’s walkoff single wins All-Star game for NL
Joe Morgan of the Cincinnati Reds delivered a game winning line drive in the 10th inning to beat the American League 4-3 as the NL captures the midsummer classic. Hank Aaron homered off Gaylord Perry and Tug McGraw earned the win after fanning four in the 9th and 10th. Morgan was named MVP sharing cheers with Aaron and McGraw.
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Quarry Quits for PR Career in Boxing Transition
Pittsburgh AP Jerry Quarry, 27, of Texas, retires from boxing after seven pro years aiming to work in public relations. He said the decision followed watching his brother Mike lose to George Foster in Las Vegas and his own TKO loss to Muhammad Ali the same night, eroding his fighting desire.
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