Rangers Rally From Tie To Beat Twins In 7-4 Win
Jim Mason his first major league home run ties the game 3-3 with a opposite-field shot off Bill Hands. Dave Nelson drives in the tie breaking run and adds two more as the Rangers defeat the Twins 7-4. Nelson scores the go ahead run in the seventh.
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Piraino Dominates Seattle Open Bowling Lead
Marty Piraino, a 49-year-old pro from Syracuse, swept eight matches to overcome a 20 pin deficit and seize a 142 pin lead in the Seattle Open. He rolled an 1,884 series with games including a 269 and a 235 to finish ahead of Earl Anthony, who had 1,923 in the day. Anthony led the field in pinfall for the day while Larry Laub rolled a 300 in the early session along with Piraino and Mickey Higham.
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Baseball and softball results roundup
Monday results show Fleas defeated Rainbows 16 to 10 and Queens beat Trojanettes 18 to 0. Tuesday slate lists Barstow facing Farmerettes Silver Gems and Pecos Comets. Thursday features two new adult softball teams plus Colt League and Pony League games at Alpine.
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Odessa Dorados blank Pecos Red Sox 9 to 0 in Pecos
Bill Wirwahn pitched a two hitter with 10 strikeouts to lead the Odessa Dorados past the Pecos Red Sox 9 0 in Pecos. Wirwahn R B Crawford and Brent Fields each had two hits and Fields drove in three runs.
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Norton Seeks Respect After Ali Victory
Ken Norton speaks in Manhattan about the Ali bout and his claim that he could not have beaten Ali six years earlier. He recalls media neglect, the jaw breaking win, and plans for a Sept return against Ali while facing continued doubt from fans and contenders.
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Last fling for Bo Belinsky
Henry Kissinger joked about Bo Belinsky at a White House dinner while Maury Allen recalls the former California Angels pitcher once famed for a no hitter. Now 36, Belinsky lives a fragile hustling life in Las Vegas and Malibu, with a faded glamour, a lingering past, and a provocative past. Allen’s book Bo with Pitching and Wooing chronicles his drift through fame and decline.
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Bo) Belinsky
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Moore recalls OU Texas rivalry outsized by all rivals
Oklahoma linebacker Derland Moore says two bowl wins and a Big Eight title were great but pale beside the OU Texas showdown. He recalls the 1972 Dallas rivalry and his early misjudgments as a Missouri recruit in a season that featured a 27-0 OU win and a Nebraska comeback.
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Odessa cowboy earns season prize money in RCA standings
Jack Ward of Odessa ranks seven in RCA bareback bronc earnings this season with total winnings around $10,657 from horses and bulls. Other noted riders include Gary Tucker and area women Terri Himes and Thay Lewis in barrel racing standings. Betsy Rawls misses games due to surgery then wins the GAC Classic in Tucson.
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