Baseball at a Glance From Thursday Lineup
Scores show Atlanta 4 Cincinnati 3 in 10 innings and St. Louis 8 New York 2 plus San Francisco 1 Houston while California at Chicago and Seattle at Kansas City are listed as scheduled games. Several other matchups and pitchers' records appear for Wednesday and Thursday with notes on weather and earlier results.
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Pecos High offers summer programs across golf tennis track and more
Pecos High School Athletic Department lists summer recreation options for grades four through 12. Golf runs June 6 23 with registrations June 6 at Crockett Junior High gym. Tennis runs July 31 August 18 with registrations July 31 at the high school court. Track runs June 12 July 22 with twice daily workouts and Saturday meets. Weight training runs June 12 July 22 with morning and evening sessions except Saturdays. Contacts: Beau Jack Hendrick Ken Garlitz Drew Matthews Jerry Millsapps.
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Jerry Millsapps
Vilas and Panatta sail in French Open first round
Defending champion Guillermo Vilas of Argentina Brian Gottfried of the United States and Adriano Panatta of Italy cruised to easy first round wins at the French Open. Vilas beat Onny Parun 6 0 6 4 6 0, Gottfried ousted Billie Jean King 6 2 6 2 6 0, while Panatta defeated Jim Granat 3 6 6 2 6 3 6 1.
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Guillermo Vilas
Argentina
Brian Gottfried
United States
Italy
Adriano Panatta
Vilas
Sweden
Bjorn Borg
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Onny Parun
Gottfried
Roland Garros
Billie
Panatta
Czechoslovakia
Jim Granat
Harold Solomon
Arthur Ashe
Billy Martin
Indianapolis 500 speed debate and safety concerns rise
AP Special Correspondent Will Grimsley surveys drivers and fans at the 62nd Indy 500, noting the sport’s attraction to speed and the growing fear of dangerous crashes. Despite past tragedies and near misses, the crowd clamors for faster cars while insiders push to slow the machines down. Racing legends like Foyt and Andretti remain in the mix as safety measures evolve.
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Mario Andretti
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