Eagles Clinch District Title With 6-4 Win Over Lobos
Pecos Eagles beat Monahans 6-4 to seal a bi district playoff berth and extend their district win streak to 30. Key homers by Robert Abila and Allan Clayton, plus strong pitching by Ken Williams, powered the victory as Pecos moved to 4-2 in the third inning and held off late Lobos rallies.
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Celtics tighten grip as they force NBA East finals deadlock
Celtics rebound from two losses to beat Bullets 101 90 at home, tying the best of seven series. Coach K C Jones praised Boston’s full court press, offensive boards, and rebounding by Paul Silas and Dave Cowens as Washington struggles in offense and defense.
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Good Pitch and Bad Pitch Dominate Baseball Highlights
Joe Coleman and Nelson Briles threw pivotal pitches as their teams won two run games. Coleman allowed a two run homer to George Scott but pitched well, while Briles held Texas to four hits in an 6-2 Royals win. The Tigers beat Milwaukee 4-2 behind Bill Freehan and Ron LeFlore. In other games, Boston topped Cleveland 4-1, Oakland beat California 5-3, Minnesota edged Chicago 4-1, and New York Baltimore was rained out.
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Andretti Chooses Monaco Race Over Indy Pole Aim
Mario Andretti will skip Indy 500 pole attempts to race in Monaco Grand Prix. The Indy veteran with 10 starts at Indy and wins in 1969 wants to boost his Formula 1 chance in an American car, despite risks of starting farther back at Indy.
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