Rain May Slow Iowa Park Pecos Regional Baseball Tilt
Rain drenches the Hawk field as Iowa Park and Pecos meet for the Region 1 title in Pecos. Key pitchers Kenneth Williams for Pecos and Lynn Fonville for Iowa Park anchor two evenly matched lineups as forecasts call for more rain and a potential game shift to Wichita Falls if the field floods. Williams, 10-2 this season, and Mosby provide Pecos with a strong duo, while Clary notes four Hawks hitters above .400.
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Nolan Shuts Out Expos In Stunning Reds Comeback
AP Sports Writer Gary Nolan shook off shoulder surgery to toss a 6-0 two hit shutout of the Montreal Expos, his first since 1972, boosting the Reds as Johnny Bench praised his return. Bench said the win lifts everyone, not just a few players, as other NL results echoed in tight finishes.
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WVU to play six home games next season
West Virginia's 1976 football schedule includes 11 games with six at home. The Mountaineers open September 13 at home versus Temple and end November 22 on the road against Syracuse. Other trips include California, Texas against SMU, Penn State, and Richmond, with Maryland, Kentucky, and Virginia Tech on the slate.
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American League roundup highlights six pitchers of night
A roundup ofAL games notes Sal Bando Billy Williams and Reggie Jackson power Oakland past Baltimore 5-0 with Blue winning his ninth. Lee, Hughes and May win for Boston Minnesota and the Yankees in strong wins while Bahnsen and Raich add complete games. Indians top Angels 9-2 as Ryan struggles with three homers allowed.
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Billy Williams
Reggie Jackson
Stem Lee
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Cleve
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Frank Robinson
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Baltimore
Mike Torrez
Bando
Joe Rudi
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Rangers
Lee
Tom Grieve
Leo Cardenas
Doug Griffin
TWINS
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Tony Oliva
Joe Coleman
Steve Braun
Detroit
Tom Veryzer
Chris Chambliss
Graig Nettles
Yankees
Kansas City
White Sox
Brewers
Carlos May
Ken Henderson
Tony Muser
Chicago
Campbell loses first Walker Cup singles
Campbell, a veteran from Huntington West Virginia, saw his perfect Walker Cup singles record end at St Andrews when Ian Hutcheon halted his six straight wins. The United States led Britain seven to three after opening day with two matches halved, as Ed Updegraff and David Marsh commented on the light outcome and relief at progress.
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