Barr Stops Cardinals In Giant 24-Page rout
NL roundup reports San Francisco pitcher Jim Barr shifted to a power game to rattle St. Louis. Brock collects two Cardinal hits as Barr’s effort stymies the lineup in a 24-0 setback. Elsewhere Ken Brett hurls a two-hitter for Pittsburgh. Cubs edge Padres. Phillies beat Braves. Reds top Expos. Astros outslug Mets.
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Humm to play for West squad in Coaches All-America game
Nebraska quarterback David Humm and Texas Tech lineman David Knaus will play for Coach Grant Teaff's West Team in the 15th Coaches All-America game on June 15 in Lubbock. Humm helped Nebraska to a 27-7-2 record, led the Big Eight in passing as a senior with 1,435 yards and 12 TDs, and claimed bowl wins over Notre Dame, Texas and Florida.
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Overall Roberts champions (Continued From Page 1B)
A list of matchups and pairings across weight classes and flights highlights the Roberts champions after rounds, naming competitors such as Fred Moore, 154, and Bill Duke, 179, with numerous pairings in fourth and fifth flight divisions. The record captures the event’s scale and the range of participants.
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Warren Parker
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Jim Kimbrough
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Frank Diebel
Harold Speigel
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DOOLEY S WORLD Crossword by THOMAS JOSEPH
Puzzle page presents a themed cryptogram and crossword clues with across and down entries. It includes a sample mapping of letters to digits and a quote by Henry Drummond about humility.
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Baseball Standings and Scores From Weekend Play
Baseball standings show Milwaukee Boston Detroit Baltimore Cleveland New York Oakland Texas Minnesota California Chicago among leaders. Weekend results include Minnesota 8 Milwaukee 5 Kansas City 5 Boston 3 California 6 Baltimore 3 Oakland 6 New York 6 Detroit 6 in 11 innings. Monday schedules include Oakland at Boston and Kansas City at New York among others.
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Second Chance Lift Rangers Past Tigers in 11th
Tom Grieve’s lucky foul ball drop set up a game winning single as the Rangers beat Detroit 7-6 in 11 innings. The win tightens Texas’s gap behind Oakland in the AL West. Other scores include California 5 Baltimore 1 and New York 9 Oakland 1.
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Delgado takes third in Victoria Junior tennis tourney
Port Lavaca players Delgado and Smith competed in the eighth and seventh grade divisions. Delgado finished third after a loss to Pat McCollock of Lamar in a five game set and a 6 3 6 3 win over Gordon McHaney of Victoria. He defeated Bizzell and Bennett of Victoria and Balder of Goliad 8 4 or better. McCollock won the eighth grade title. Teague of Victoria captured the seventh grade crown as Port Lavaca entries Henry Hartman and Ronald Hubbard fell in their respective matches. In seventh grade doubles Port Lavaca pairs Hochstein Mendoza beat Sauseda Hardman before losing to Sullivan Dismuke of Victoria. Fricke Moore fell to Victoria 8 0.
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Tight races in Port Lavaca slo-pitch leagues
Slo-pitch tight races emerge across four divisions in Port Lavaca. In women's Zone One Janey Cardinals lead UFL by a half game. Pharmacy tops Zone Two by one game over Dyna Mites. VFW sits 1.5 games back. In men's Zone One Port O Connor undefeated 7-0, leads Beach combers by 1.5. Zone Two Weaver's and Jokers share first at 5-1. Leading hitter is Robert Pleasant of Cheyenne Real Estate with .750. Sparkman and Sparkman teammates rank high in homers. multiple players tied for second with three homers. Connecticut wins 88th New England Outdoor Track title with 50 points.
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