Angels slug past Indians in 12-5 rout
In a high scoring American League game, the California Angels demolished the Cleveland Indians 12-5. Lee Stanton, Jerry Remy and Tommy Harper hit homers, with Remy driving in multiple runs as the Angels proved potent at the plate after a slow start.
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Pacers stay alive with 94 86 win over Colonels in series
Indiana, sparked by Keller's 20 points after three slump games, overcomes a late protest ruling and cuts Kentucky's lead to 3-1. McGinnis adds 22 points and 21 rebounds as Pacers surge ahead in the final period, while DeBusschere reviews the disputed Keller three-pointer. Additional MLB scores include Red Sox 10 A’s 5 and Yankees 5 Royals 2.
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Pecos junior high netters sweep Andrews meet
Pecos seventh graders win first place in the Andrews tournament along with 10 individual cups and a seventh grade cup. Randy Peters Connie Shoemaker Pat McKeown Neil Fonville Mark Hathorn win personal trophies. Peters takes second in boys singles and partners with Marc Dingler for doubles. Eighth graders also claim top and consolation cups with Angie Shoemaker winning girls singles. Woods and Skeler earn boys doubles consolation.
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Namath to Chicago Winds decision looms in Tuscaloosa
WFL president says Namath’s choice will stay confidential until he wants to announce it. Wind owners and Namath’s lawyer met in Tuscaloosa after day-long talks, with reports of a $4 million multi-year Winds offer and Jets counterproposal.
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Record loser wins a big one for Padres pitcher Jones
Randy Jones of the San Diego Padres earned a 1 0 victory over the St. Louis Cardinals, despite a season with 22 losses. Jones scattered ground balls, struck out three, and retired 12 of 13 after Luis Melendez singled, lifting San Diego Stadium crowd of 10 111. John Grubb hit his 10th homer for the Padres. Giants beat Pirates 6 4 Astros 4 2 Dodgers 3 Cubs 2.
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Missouri Valley tennis opens with West Texas favored
Wisconsin Valley Conference men compete in a four day round robin at Fort Stockton with West Texas State tipped to win. Alpine Pecos Midland Odessa clubs and others attend a 16 flight event. Buffaloes boast a 22 7 mark led by Brett Hall 24 5 while Steve Johnson 21 7 and Jay Goss 21 7 pace the lineup. Bradley dark horse at 15 4 features Jeff Spietz 20 4 Ken Sanders 19 4 and Jay Morgan 20 5.
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