Gibson shuts out Mets 4-0 as Cardinals win
Bob Gibson limits New York to five hits to post a 4-0 victory, his second straight shutout and 47th of his career, improving to 8-9 for the season. Joe Torre had three hits and an RBI, Lou Brock scored on a bunt, Matty Alou added a ninth inning homer, and Chicago beat Montreal while Houston topped Philadelphia in 15 innings.
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Hal Rock
Associated Press
Bob Gibson
New York
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Gibson
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Chicago
Monetreal
Minnesota
Boston
Houston
Philadelphia
Joe Torre
Torre
Lou Brock
Matty Alou
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Montreal
Jim Hickman
Steve Renko
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Jim Kaat
Sonny Siebert
Jim Holt
Twins
Siebert
George Mitterwald
Rich Reese
Reggie Smith
Mitterwald
Holt
Smith
Cesar Cedeno
Astros
Cedeno
Doug Rader
Denis Menke
Jesus Alou
Willie Montanez
Phillies
Joe Morgan
Rader
Montanez
Golf Tips on Hooking and Slicing by Hand
The article explains how pros control drawing and fading shots with the hands rather than stance or grip changes. It stresses standing square to the target line, opening the club face slightly for a slice, or shutting it for a hook, with feel dominating adjustments. It also promotes a tips column by Frank Beard and a book offer for further reference.
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Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Pecos All Stars crush Big Lake in 29 to 2 rout
Pecos Little League All Stars hammered Big Lake 29 to 2 on 16 hits with three homers. Ricky Dominguez hit two round trippers including a grand slam, Randall Johnson added a homer, and Ozona awaits at Lions Field Friday night at 8.
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Pecos
Little League All Stars
Big Lake
Big Lake Stars
All Stars
Ricky Dominguez
Randall Johnson
Ozona
Lions Field
Pecos Edges El Paso in District Final For Pony League
Pecos Pony League All Stars win 2 1 over El Paso in eight innings to capture the district tournament. Fernando Hernandez drove in the winning run after reaching on a single and advancing on a walk and a passed ball. David Dominguez earned the win as Pecos advances to Abilene for the sectional tournament.
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Fernando Hernandez
el Paso
Pecos Pony League
el Paso Northeast All Stars
Bates
Pecos
Pecos Archery Club Holds Sunday Shoot With 28 Targets
The Pecos Archery Club hosted a Sunday club shoot at the archery range drawing a full field of 19 competitors. Winners across divisions included Lester Wright in Men's Freestyle with 362 and Gloria Windham in Women's Freestyle with 208. Other top finishers included Chuck Brooks in Men's A Bare Bow with 383 and Gary Oden in Men's B Bare Bow with 174, Jan Brooks in Women's B Bare Bow with 162, Bill Malone in Bow Hunter with 368, Ray Sulock 172 in Open, Jerry McCord as guest winner with 294, Tom Bell 294 in Men's B Bow Hunter, Wayne Grable 283, Jack English 271, Hattie English 237, Butch Jones Youth Open Bare Bow winner, Rodney Grable 1st in under-14 with 274, Larry Bell 209, Loyd Oden 206, Frank Platt 153, Rodney Grable also won Youth revolving trophy, Gloria Windham 414 for Women’s trophy, and Lester Wright 552 for Men’s revolving trophy. A Future shoot is planned for August 1 at 1:30 p.m. Public invited.
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Pecos Archery Club
Lester Wright
Gloria Windham
Chuck Brooks
Gary Oden
Jan Brooks
Bill Malone
Ray Sulock
Jerry McCord
Pecos
Tom Bell
Wayne Grable
Jack English
Hattie English
Sion
Butch Jones
Rodney Grable
Charlie Wienacht
Larry Bell
Loyd Oden
Frank Platt
Balmorhea Hwy
Results from Today's Baseball Games Across Leagues
Highlights from the American League East and West divisions include Baltimore Boston Detroit New York Cleveland Washington Oakland Kansas City California ChicagoMinnesota Milwaukee and more with Monday results Minnesota 2 Boston 1. Tuesday schedules feature doubleheaders and night games across multiple parks including Baltimore Milwaukee Cleveland Detroit Chicago and New York.
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Detroit
New York
Cleveland
Wash
Oakland
Kan
City
Calif
Chicago
Milwaukee
Minnesota
Hunter
Segui
Dobson
Leonhard
Jackson
Lonborg
Culp
Lockwood
Parsons
Twinight
California
Wright
McDowell
Kansas City
Hedling
Lolich
Stoutlemyre
Hinton
Washington
Broberg
Luebber
Pecos players lead all tourney all star team
The Junior Girls District 22 Amateur Softball Association tournament closed with nine awards and an all star team featuring six Pecos players. Linda White Irene Hernandez Lucy Gallardo Terri Salcido Gracie Marquez Lupita Ramos were named from Pecos with Tammy McLaren and Cherry Homes from Monahans completing the eight person selection.
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Pecos
Linda White
Silver Gems
Irene Hernandez
Oilers
Lucy Gallardo
Red Robbins
Terri Salcido
Gracie Marquez
Lupita Ramos
Yellow Jackets
Tammy McLaren
Cherry Homes
Monahans
Packers win district girls tournament in double final
Monahans Packers edged Pecos Yellow Jackets 25 22 to claim the Girls Junior District 22 title in a two game final after a 19 19 tie through seven innings. Shellie Cox MVP led Monahans with Gracie Vargas earning recognition on the Packers and trophies awarded to all three teams.
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Pecos Yellow Jackets
Monahans Packers
Pecos
Packers
Yellow Jackets
Yello Jackets
Oilers
Red Robbins
Silver Gems
Monahans All Stars
Gracie Vargas
Shellie Cox
All Stars
Oilers Trade Adds Size to Front Lines
Houston strengthens its offense and defense by trading wide receiver Jerry Levins for two 6-8 linemen Ron Billingsley and Gene Ferguson from San Diego. Billingsley and Ferguson bolster Houston’s front wall while Levins led the Oilers in receptions for two seasons.
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Earl Gerheim
Associated Press
Ed Hughes
Houston
Oilers
Jerry Levins
Ron Billingsley
Gene Ferguson
San Diego Chargers
Levias
Billingsley
San Diego
Oiler
Ferguson
Green Bay Packers
Gary Lane
Bart Starr
Packers
Ali scores TKO against Ellis in Astrodome bout
Muhammad Ali battered Jimmy Ellis into the ropes for a 12th round technical knockout in Houston. Ali, weighing 220 1/2 pounds, said he would fight again in six weeks and chase a rematch with Joe Frazier. Ellis praised Ali as an improving athlete who remains a threat.
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Michael A. Lutz
Associated Press
Houston
Muhammad Ali
Joe Frazier
Ali
Jimmy Ellis
Astrodome
Frazier
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Jay Edson
Edson
Jerry Quarry
Joe Bugner
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