Astros Outlast Mets In 18 Inning Marathon
Houston wins 3 2 in 18 innings at the Astrodome with Craig Reynolds delivering the game winner after Reggie Baldwin pinch ran and Julio Gonzalez stole a base. Enos Cabell and Terry Puhl sparked the rally as Houston climbs to 1 1/2 games up in NL Western standings amid a five hour, 18 inning affair.
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Longhorns place two on All-District Six team
LUBBOCK Texas AP Arkansas placed three players and Texas had two on the All-District Six baseball team released Monday by Kal Segrist chair man. Second baseman Johnny Ray catcher Ron Reynolds and designated hitter Ed Wallace named for Texas. Also on the list are Jerry Don Gleaton Joe Bruno plus Bobby Hollis Trey Brooks Fritz Connolly Larry Selby Leonard Tyrone and Mark Ross from various schools.
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Baseball at a Glance: Scoreboard Snapshot from Tuesday
Baseball results show Los Angeles beat Chicago 7-3 and Houston won 3-2 at New York, with a 18 inning San Diego 3 at St. Louis 2. Tuesday schedule includes Cincinnati at Montreal and other league matchups with multiple doubleheaders listed.
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Grimsley's Sports Sports Illustrated party for SI birthday
AP report describes Sports Illustrated celebrating its Silver Anniversary with a Rockefeller Plaza party featuring guests like Ingemar Johansson Rafer Johnson Bill Russell Jerry Lucas and other legends. The piece recalls 1954 highlights from Eddie Mathews Dwight Eisenhower Babe Zaharias and Rocky Marciano along with 1950s sports culture and prices.
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Five home runs topple Midland Cubs in Texas League
The Amarillo Gold Sox slugged five homers to beat the Midland Cubs 10-5 in a Texas League game at Lubbock. Arkansas defeated Tulsa 6-3 and San Antonio defeated El Paso 11-6 in other Texas League actions.
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Texas League Standings and Monday Scores in Two Divisions
Eastern Division leadersArkansas and Jack maintain slender leads as Shreveport and Tulsa lag. In the West Midland Amarillo and El Paso clash while San Antonio edges El Paso. Arkansas shuts out Tulsa, and Don Crow contributes a key three-run triple for the Dodgers. Brandt Humphrey belts two homers for El Paso.
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Tanzanian aims for world record after 5,000m near miss
Suleiman Nyambui, 27, running for Texas El Paso, clocked 13 minutes 12.29 seconds for 5000 meters in Stockholm, missing Kenya's Hen Rono's 13 08.4 by 3.9 seconds. Nyambui plans a world record bid on July 3 with teammate Markus Ryffel of Switzerland close behind. Renaldo Nehemiah, after a long flight, finished second in 13.66, far from his 13.0 season best.
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Batting mark no help for Roy Smalley
New York AP Roy Smalley top AL batting with .375 but that pace does not boost fan voting for the All-Star shortstop starter. Smalley trails Bucky Dent and Fred Patek in the close AL voting race, while Rod Carew leads AL first basemen as voting ends July 4 for the 50th annual game.
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Teach Your Child How To Call Help In An Emergency
A Continental Telephone of Texas message urges teaching children to dial O for the operator in emergencies. It notes one digit ease, operator training, and locating the emergency number in the directory. Emphasizes phones are not toys and children should know how to escape danger.
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