Senators Blank Angels as Epstein prepares for lineup return
The Washington Senators stretched a four game win streak with an 18 run victory over the California Angels amid Mike Epstein’s pending return. Camilo Pascual regained form for the Senators while Cleveland’s O Donoghue homered in a six run sixth to beat Detroit. Cincinnati edged Chicago 7-4 and Houston beat New York 4-1 as the league standings shift.
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Braves Rebels Win At Hurley In Doubleheader
The Braves outscored the Tigers 16-13 in the first game of a two game Hurley doubleheader. In the second, the Rebels scored 22 runs while limiting the Eagles to 13. Doubleheader action resumes Tuesday with Tigers versus Eagles and Rebels against Braves.
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Men and Women Set Softball Tilt Here
The Las Cruces AF W men and women teams meet the Silver City Merchants and Merchantettes in a doubleheader here Saturday. The girls start at 10 a.m. and the AFW Merchant clash follows at noon, per managers Tom Powers and Lukie Madrid.
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Whacko and Hastings Park Upset at Hollywood Park
In Inglewood California Whacko and Hastings Park pulled upset wins for a lucrative daily double payoff of 31302.60 the season’s largest at Hollywood Park. A stray cooking tip suggests using canned whole kernel corn liquid in potato soup.
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New Mexico Game and Fish debates hunting seasons
In a lengthy discussion the New Mexico Department of Game and Fish explains why hunting seasons are set as they are. Officials cite complex factors including weather, time, and personnel limits while defending the balance between hunter access and preserving herds. The North South season split and bear hunting rules spark debate among sportsmen and the Wildlife and Conservation Association.
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Softball action yields shutouts and high scoring games
Five area games Wednesday featured several shutouts and big innings. Independents beat Santa Rita 13-0 at Hurley behind Abe Armendariz, while Hurley Merchants downed Silver Merchants 8-3 with Everett Marshall winning. Central defeated Chino 20-15 in extras at Ft Bayard as Isabel Chavez notched the win. Western Meats beat Ft Bayard at hospital field with three homers by Ronald Quintana among others. Benny's Market edged University 12-6 at Silver City as Severo Gallegos earned the win and Gallegos and Ruben Sandoval homered.
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Monmouth Names Wasem Head Basketball and Baseball Coach
Jim Wasem aged 31, a former Chicago White Sox infield prospect and longtime Illinois State University assistant, was appointed head coach for both basketball and baseball at Monmouth. The move pairs Wasem with athletic director decisions aimed at rebuilding the programs.
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