Santa Rosa claims church league playoff title in Pecos
In Jaycee Park Santa Rosa Catholic Church clinched the Pecos church league championship by beating First Baptist 18-12 after earlier securing the first half. Santa Rosa totaled 23 hits led by Larry Serrano Cruz Abila and Fred Jaquez with home runs and a triple by Fred Jaquez earned winning pitcher Jaquez.
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Santa Rosa Catholic Church
Santa Rosa
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David Stephens
Larry Serrano
Cruz Abila
Fred Jaquez
Larry Bufkin
Frank Vasquez
Tally Talamantez
Coy Davis
Cliff Davis
Billy Barnes
Calvary Baptist
Church of Christ
Kent Cotton
Charles Clark
Frank Burns
Carroll Andes
Larry Windham
Mike Jones
Roy Hunter
West Park
Larry Fleming
Gary Victor
Terry Oden
Ricy Exum
First Presbyterian
Dicky Wadley
Bill Burnett
Paul Sullivan
Issie Flores
Talamantez
David Vejil
Ruben Gonzales
David Fierro
Ysabel Florez
Benny Abila
Football physicals set for high school candidates
Football candidates begin required physicals at the field house at 6 30 p m on August 3 under athletic director Jerry Millsapps. Varsity workouts start August 8 at 9 a m with shoe issue for varsity players on August 4, and freshmen begin August 23 after equipment on August 20. The schedule includes scrimmages against Lubbock Dunbar on August 19 and Lubbock Estacado on August 23, with a season opener September 3 at El Paso Irvin and games through November 12 ending with Fort Stockton at home.
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Millsapps
Eagles
Lubbock Dunbar
Lubbock Estacado
Blyleven silences Twins as Ranger win 3-0
Bert Blyleven shut down Minnesota for Texas in a 3-0 victory. He struck out nine as the Rangers blanked the Twins in his first return since being traded. Minnesota fans booed, Rod Carew was ejected for arguing a steal call, and Carew later threw a bat and a baseball toward umpire Jim Evans. Other AL scores: Royals 4 Angels, A's 3 White Sox, Orioles 3 Yankees, Indians 9 Red Sox, Tigers 4 Brewers in 13.
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Bert Blyleven
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Oakland A’s
Chicago White Sox
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Boston Red Sox
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Kee Brewers
Blyleven
Steve Braun
Craig Kusick
Rod Carew
Jim Evans
Carew
Evans
Sutton Records 2000th Strikeout In Dodgers Win
Dodgers pitcher Don Sutton collected his 2000th career strikeout in a 6-2 victory over the Atlanta Braves. Sutton, 11-8, overcame a rough start, retiring 19 of 20 batters after the second inning while fanning nine, with manager Walt Alston calling it a heck of a game. The night also featured NL results including Reds over Giants 9-3 and Phillies over Mets 4-1.
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San Diego Padres
Montreal Expos
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Pittsburg
St. Louis
Biff Pocoroba
Morton
Los Angeles
Walt Alston
U S hopes on basketball to restore Olympic prestige
The United States team seeks to regain prestige at the Montreal Games as basketball hopes center on a gold showing. Scott May of Indiana leads the attack with 22 points in a dominating win over Canada, while Yugoslavia defeats Russia to claim the semi final and shift medal prospects.
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Montreal
United States
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Indiana
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Yugoslavia
Canada
Dean Smith
NBA
May
Czechoslovakia
Japan
Dave Roberts
East Germany
Greg Louganis
el Cajon
Calif
America
Cuba
Roberts
Gainesville
Fla
Sieg
AL Coage
Plainfield
N.J
Sergei Novikov
Bernt Johansson
Sweden
Valentine Khristov
Bulgaria
MAUCH GETS AROUND MINNEAPOLIS
Gene Mauch, manager of the Minnesota Twins, has a long baseball career across eight teams. He began as a major league rookie with the 1944 Brooklyn Dodgers and also played for the Pirates, Cubs, Braves, Cardinals, and Red Sox. He managed the Phillies and Expos before leading the Twins.
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Mauch
Minneapolis
Gene Mauch
Minnesota Twins
Brooklyn Dodgers
Pittsburgh Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Boston Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Boston Red Sox
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Twins
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