Ex-Met throws 13 strikeouts no-hits for Rangers
Texas right-hander Jim Bibby no-hit Oakland 6-0, fanning 12 as Jeff Burroughs hit a grand slam and Bill Sudakis added a solo shot. Bibby earned a $5,600 raise in the win while Vida Blue was thwarted. In other AL action, White Sox beat Twins 9-1, Red Sox 4 Yankees 3, Tigers 4 Orioles 3.
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Out-of-state recruiters hustle for Texas talent
Highland Park coach Bo Snowden notes rising Texas talent attracts out-of-state recruiters for the Texas High School Coaches Association All-Star game. He cites players like Tate Armstrong of Springwoods headed to Duke and Ronald Taylor of Midland Nebraska-bound, while South squad picks Huey Smith from Houston Lincoln and Danny Van Rheen of Deer Park to Missouri. Snowden attributes improvements to integration and better facilities, plus a run and shoot style. The All-Star game at Dallas Convention Center features guard-led action as Odessa Permian’s David Shipman may start for the North and Lee could start for the South at Texas Stadium.
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Colt League Championship Postponed In Fort Worth
Weather forced a rainout of the Colt League title game in Fort Worth delaying the final to Tuesday. Officials say the extra stay costs about 200 dollars per day and funding is needed. those wishing to help may contact Bobby Bowlin or Allen Jones.
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Herod signs baseball scholarship with Ranger Junior College
Bobby Herod of Pecos has signed a letter of intent for a full baseball scholarship with Ranger Junior College in Ranger. A Pecos High School graduate with a 90.47 four year average, Herod lettered in four sports, led district in 1972 as a halfback scorer, and earned all district baseball honors. He also starred in basketball and track and was noted for key center field throws. He received the all sports trophy and will join Ranger in September as officials aim to defend the national baseball title.
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GOP tops Democrats for 10th straight congressional game
In Baltimore the GOP defeated the Democrats 12 4 as Rep Mizell and other Republicans led the way in the annual Capitol Hill baseball clash. Rep Michel earned his 11th win with relief from Rep Cohen while Rep Frey and Steelman, Hudnut, Keating contributed key hits and RBIs. Democrats got two RBIs from Rep Young.
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Greenberg on 1938 season and Ruth record legacy
Hank Greenberg recalls the 1938 chase of Babe Ruth's single season home run mark, noting he hit 58 homers and faced little anti Semitic harassment. He defends that pitchers pitched to him, discusses Ruth’s legacy, and praises Aaron while condemning prejudice.
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Monahans Named 2AAA Football District Favorite
Monahans has been chosen as the 2AAA district favorite for the upcoming high school football season by the Texas coaches association meeting in Dallas. Other district selections include Dumas, Lamesa, Brownwood, Boswell, Lewisville, Mt. Pleasant, Wilmer-Hutchins and Ennis, Kilgore, West Orange and Cleveland, Brenham and Aldrin Carver, Belton and Georgetown, Wharton and West Columbia, Kerville and Cuero, Gregory-Portland, and Mercedes.
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