Pressure Mounts as A's Sweep Royals in Tight AL Race
Oakland extends pressure on Kansas City by defeating the Chicago White Sox 4-0, cutting the Royals’ lead to five as the pennant chase tightens. New York, Baltimore, Milwaukee, and Minnesota also win while Kansas City struggles in a pivotal AL West push.
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Ken Rappoport
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Gene Tenace
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Chuck Tanner
Whitey Herzog
California Angels
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Baltimore Orioles
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Don Kirkwood
Tony Solanta
California
George Brett
Tom Paquette
University Football Scrimmage Draws Big Local Crowd
Western Mustang staff praise an energetic scrimmage and a 235 pound average offensive line with five players, sophomores and juniors. Line includes Limberger, Reale, Breaux, Campbell, and Allen. Thirteen players from New Mexico to Texas feature in the unit. A large Eastern game crowd is anticipated, with estimates of 5 000 to 7 000. A visitor spending survey shows about 28 dollars per person, creating potential annual and seasonal revenue for Silver City. Only one third of season tickets remain.
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Lovington
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Corpus Christi
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Albuquerque
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Joe Finnie
al Faison
Crystal River
Florida
Bill Mehan
Fort Stockton
Chris Sawtelle
Silver City
Cards explode for win by Bob Greene
St Louis rallied from 4 0 down at Montreal as Stanhouse faltered in the sixth inning while Jon Matlack tossed his sixth shutout of the year guiding the Mets to an 11 0 win over the Cubs. Keith Hernandez and Leo Foster sparked the Mets offense in support.
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DuQuoin
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Hernandez
Chuck Taylor
Mike Wallace
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Matlack
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Pecos JV B team loses to Hobbs in a varsity style contest
Hobbs juniors edged Pecos 32 14 with Nathan Hobbs scoring the first TD on a 70 yard run and leading the offense with 130 rushing yards. Esabio Tarin added a seven yard TD run and a two point conversion. Pecos had 15 first downs and four fumbles, five completions for 83 passing yards and one interception. David Gomez led the defense with eight tackles.
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Nathan Hobbs
Pecos
Tech coach opts against redshirt for QB Allison
Texas Tech coach Steve Sloan said he will not redshirt quarterback Rodney Allison, who competes with senior Tommy Dunivin for the No. 1 spot. Sloan expects both to play in the opener against Colorado and notes depth, pace, and potential as key factors for the Red Raiders this season.
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Associated Press
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Tommy Dunivin
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