Pirates surge past Mets as six game win streak rises
The Pirates beat the Mets 6 to 4 extending their winning streak to six and moving over .500 for the first time this season. Willie Stargell and Vern Law or Veale helped key blows, while Juan Marichal’s shutout effort limited New York to a single run in 52 innings dating back to last season.
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Miller pushes open meeting on Texas Open reforms
Discussion centers on bylaw changes and audit for the Texas Open. Miller leads a July session with 60 directors to decide on public disclosure, site selection, and budget transparency. Open meeting aims to boost prestige and public trust, with two weeks later a vote on proposed changes.
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Aggie on All-Star Nine
Tex as A&M third baseman Mike McLure was named to the 1-man All-America college baseball team by the American Association of College Baseball Coaches. Other first team picks include Rick Monday of Arizona State, Louis Lagunas of ASU, Bill Guerranty Western Michigan, Steve Art Tit of Ohio State, John Marenrol St Louis, Pete Middlebaull Stanford, Archie Roberts Columbia, Billy Wolff Cincinnati, John Otecud Washington State, and Fred Mazurekoff Pittshugh.
Track and field chiefs name top small college contenders
National meet opens as Grambling Fresno State North Carolina San Diego State and Nevada vie for NCAA small college honors at Bakersfield. Gerry Lindgren headlines entries from Washington while Larry Gilbert leads in golf and Eastern New Mexico tops NAIA standings as action unfolds across California and Missouri.
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Sports leadership trial tests new San Antonio golf chief
Wynn D. Miller, newly elected president of the San Antonio Golf Association, faced a critical week with a sprained ankle from a hole in the rough and a hornet’s nest of questions from Ted Menefee of the San Antonio Country Club. Built Oilmair Milter returns from Austin with plans to act as diplomat and executive to unite members.
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Championship Races Saturday At Pan-American Speedway
The monthly championship race at Pan-American Speedway on Toeppengein Road near Randolph APB cutoff in Austin Highway is rescheduled for Saturday night. Eight races will feature separate San Antonio and Austin cars with about 25 Austin entries. Leading Austin drivers: Clyde Borders 25, Waldo Harper 23, Jimmy Finger 47, Fred Calvert, Lin Davis, Jerry Stanley. San Antonio leaders: Buddy Yanits 44, Bubba Starbuck 40, Cecil Jankford 29, Ricci Ware 23, Todd Ford 0, Tommy Davis 9. Gates at 6:30 pm, time trials 7:30, admission $1.50, children under 12 free.
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Shots Put Bunker Back on the Beam
Wally Bunker regained 1984 form after cortisone shots to his shoulder. The Baltimore RHP won consecutive starts, lowering his ERA below 4.0 as he helped the Orioles top the Senators. Sam McDowell notched win for the Twins in a 6-1 victory over Cleveland, while other AL results included Chicago over Boston 4-2.
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Milwaukee County faces Braves offer on 1965 World Series move
County Executive Doyne acknowledged the Braves board chairmans $500,000 bid but reserved veto power. Grobschmidt dismissed the move, while courts and the National League ordered the team to fulfill 1965 home games at County Stadium. The offer from Teams Inc. sought permission to relocate after July with a separate county payout.
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