All-Star South Tops North 95 90 in THSCA Game Decision
Micah Owens of San Antonio Jefferson led the South with 33 points 13 rebounds and five blocks to rally past the North 95-90. Owens sprained his left ankle during a late third quarter surge but continued to score helping the Rebels erase an 11-point second-quarter lead and win the THSCA all-star basketball game.
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Jones Wins 18th as Padres Top Astros 2-1 in 10
Randy Jones earned his 18th win of the year for the San Diego Padres as they edged the Houston Astros 2-1 in 10 innings. The game capped a night of other NL results with Braves over Dodgers 7-2 and Cubs over Phillies 5-2 while Mets fell to Pirates 1-0 in 13 innings and Montreal blanked St. Louis 3-0.
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Yankees sweep in district Teen Baseball tourney at Spring Klein
Port Lavaca's First National Bank Yankees swept two games in the district Teen Age League at Spring Klein, beating the Mets 7-5 and the Willis Dodgers 8-5. Johnny Rivera powered wins with a three run homer vs Spring Klein and Rivera again starred on mound and at plate in the Dodgers game. The Yanks face undefeated Spring Klein Colts tonight at 6 in a double elimination format with a possible Brownwood state finals berth on Monday.
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Twins sweep Rangers as Bostock hits for average
In Bloomington, Lyman Bostock raised his batting average to .350 with five hits as the Minnesota Twins swept a doubleheader from the Texas Rangers winning 8-0 in the nightcap after an 8 5 victory in game one. Bostock said his goal is to win games, not batting titles.
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Standings Thursday's Games and Pitcher Notes
Standings recap shows Chicago R Reuschel 98 Carlton V4 for Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rooker 85 New York Lolich 610 San Diego Frieseiben 68 Cincinnati Guilett 73 with only games scheduled at this time.
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Social Olympics Thrives in Montreal Cabaret Scene
In Old Montreal at Boite a Chanson Le St. Vincent near Place Jacques Cartier a vibrant social Olympics scene unfolds nightly. Visitors from many nations mingle sing and sway to folk tunes with cognac and camaraderie. An observer notes a mix of 40 percent foreigners and 60 percent Quebecois as Americans abroad react with enthusiasm and confusion alike.
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U S Lags in Olympic Medals Race at Montreal
Russia leads the XXI Olympiad with a 33 31 23 gold silver bronze tally after four more golds on Wednesday. East Germany follows at 30 19 18 while the United States stands third at 22 26 19. American boxers and track stars face closing days hoping to reverse the trend with several semifinal bids boosting hopes for medals.
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Sox No Hit Combo Edges Oakland 2-1
Chicago pitcher John Odom, aided by rookie Francisco Barrios, combined for the American League’s first no hitter of the year in a 2-1 win over Oakland. Odom lasted five hitless innings amid 11 walks before Barrios closed it out with solid defense on a pivotal ninth inning grounder by Sal Bando.
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