Baseball at a Glance Tuesday and Wednesday results and standings
Major League results show Cleveland and Seattle wins in the American League. Detroit routs Oakland while Minnesota and New York win. In the National League, leaders Philadelphia and Cincinnati split, with Los Angeles and San Francisco winning. Standings include Phil over Chicago, St Louis and others with tight NL East races shaping up.
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Rose extends NL hitting streak to 38 games in Mets win
Pete Rose of the Cincinnati Reds set a modern National League record with a 38 game hitting streak after a third inning single against the New York Mets. The streak surpasses Tommy Holmes 37 in 1945, ranking fifth longest in MLB history.
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Eric Deblicker
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Peter Elter
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Junie Chatman
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Patrick Prossy
John Fever
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Buster Mottram
Ben Bishop
Uli Pinner
Rolf Gehring
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Brian Gottfried
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Trey Waltke
Roscoe Tanner
Peter Pearson
Harold Solomon
Ricardo Cano
Argentina
Dick Stockton
Wojtek Fibak
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Jaime Fillol
Stan Smith
Phil Dent
Victor Amaya
Eddie Dibs
Paul McNamee
Manuel Orantes
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John Yuill
Rams walkout from camp rocks Rams preseason
Four Rams veterans left camp within five days amid contract disputes and health concerns. Doug France departed Monday night, Ron Jessie missed five days, and linebackers Isaiah Robertson and Monte Jackson also left citing issues. Robertson requested medical clearance for headaches and rest. Coach George Allen indicated doctors had not yet advised on Robertson. Portland Timbers beat Dallas Tornado 2 1 as Anderson scored winner in NASL match.
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Rose extends NL hitting streak record at Mets game
Pete Rose powered the Reds to a 5-4 loss at Shea Stadium with two singles and a double, tying the modern NL hitting streak record at 38 games. He doubled in the fifth, scored on a grounder, and added a seventh inning single as Sparky Anderson kept him swinging.
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Joe Morgan
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Sparky Anderson
DeCinces homers twice as Orioles top Rangers 7 6
Doug DeCinces delivered two homers including a grand slam in Baltimore's 7 6 win over Texas. Joe Kerrigan earned his second victory, Doyle Alexander took the loss, and Texas loaded up with Paul Mirabelli called up from Tucson after the defeat. Baltimore remains hot after winning 10 of 13 post All-Star break as Weaver praised DeCinces and Frey helped fix his swing.
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Lopez Plans Schedule Cut After Hot LPGA Run
Nancy Lopez, star of the Ladies Professional Golf Association, announced she will trim her schedule next year after learning from a tough Open loss. The Roswell, New Mexico native capped a six week stretch with five straight tour wins, breaking the prior four-tournament record held by Wright, Whitworth, and Englehorn. Lopez aims to rest between two or three events, then return rested and prepared for major titles.
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Mickey Wright
Kathy Whitworth
Shirley Englehorn
Track team shines at state meet in Mesquite Texas
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation state meet in Mesquite July 21 22 saw James Wilson win the 220 yard dash and place second in the 100. Inez Fuentes took second in long jump and fifth in the 50 yard dash. The 440 relay team finished fourth with Jesse Martinez Sonny Orona Erasmo Acosta and James Wilson. Lilly Talamantez and Patty Acosta placed fifth in events, Fili Talaman tez seventh in high jump, and Treva Mitchell ran the 80 yard low hurdles.
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Texas
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Inez Fuentes
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Sonny Orona
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Fili Talam
Fili Talamantez
Treva Mitchell
Cowboys get hard hitting camp workout
Dallas coach Tom Landry led the Cowboys through two intense workouts in Thousand Oaks as they prep for an intrasquad game. First round pick Larry Bethea from Michigan State practiced twice for the first time since an ankle injury. Raferty and Edison missed with leg problems while Pro Football Hall of Fame members Bill Dudley Charley Trippi and Chuck Bednarik were honored as top picks of their draft years.
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Ohio
Bill Dudley
Charley Trippi
Chuck Bednarik
Pecos High to Sell Football Season Tickets
Pecos High announces season tickets go on sale August 1 at 8 15 a m in the School Administration Building. Previous holders have until August 15 to pick up. after that, sales open to the public. Five home games, season pass $10 if bought before the first game.
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Pecos Slow Pitch Tourney Games in Jaycee Park
In Jaycee Park the Pecos Men’s Slow Pitch Softball Tourney continued with Pecos Radiator defeating Santa Rosa B 9 to 5 and Pecos Ambulance beating Barrett Machine 15 to 7. Tonight Gibson against Texaco at 8 30 and Canal against Santa Rosa B at 10.
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Japan tops Canada in exhibition volleyball on North American tour
Japan defeated Canada 15-6 16-18 15-13 15-12 to extend its unbeaten streak on a North American tour. The crew heads to Dayton Ohio for games with the U S national team and then to Mexico. Colin, winner of the 1908 Belmont Stakes, remained unbeaten.
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