Aaron Delivers First Milwaukee Homer Since 1965
Hank Aaron homered for the Milwaukee Brewers in a 9-7 win over the Oakland A s. It was his sixth homer of the season and 739th of his career, his first regular season homer in County Stadium since September 20, 1965. Aaron also singled and scored, with George Scott homering for Milwaukee.
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May See Some Ringers At USTFE Meet In Berkeley
The USTFE Elite Championships at Edwards Stadium Berkeley features a select field with invited rivals including Marty Liquori Tony Waldrop Robert Taylor Pat Matzdorf Jacques Rousseau and Guy Drut. Matzdorf seeks a comeback in the high jump with a 7 64 feet world record mark from 1971 and Nousseau aims for strong long jump and Drut competes as a leading hurdler.
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New Mexico High School Rodeo Hits Halfway Mark in Albuquerque
The 28th NM High School Rodeo Championships reach the halfway point with three sessions completed at Tingley Coliseum. Over 400 cowboys and cowgirls compete for state titles and a shot at the national finals in Gallup this August. Top finishers in bareback riding, call roping, saddle bronc, steer wrestling, team roping, bull riding, barrel racing, goat tying, and pole bending lead after Thursday night’s action, with a second session this afternoon and two more sessions set for Saturday and Sunday.
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Texas Bombs Gamecocks to Reach CWS Final
Texas clinches a spot in the College World Series final by defeating South Carolina 7-6 behind a 11 hit attack as Arizona State and Oklahoma also win in Omaha. Texas seeks its first national title since 1950 after a history of near misses.
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Nolan Reds Surge as Nolan Notches Sixth Straight Win
Nolan holds the opposition with a trecliner and two run doubles, driving in two for Cincinnati in a 10-1 win over St Louis. The Reds also spark a seven run sixth, aided by Perez and Morgan, securing the victory and widening their lead in the game. The Expos beat the Padres 3-2 in 15 innings, Carlton and Phillies beat Giants 4-1, Pirates top Astros 4-2, Mets shut Dodgers 2-0. Braves split with Cubs in a doubleheader. game two halted after eight innings due to curfew.
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Senior Division Standings for Silver City Little League
Lions lead with 8 3 record followed by Grant County Bank 7 4 and American Legion 46. Tatsch Construction 4 6 and American National Rank 3 7 trail in the Senior Division standings.
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Borg Pays Price For Nude Sleeping At Paris Open
Paris AP report says Bjorn Borg, defending his French title, was ordered by coach Lennart Bergelin to stop sleeping naked in hotel rooms after a neck scare. Borg stretched, sick with pain, before a quarterfinal win over Harold Solomon 7-5 6-1. Panatta defeated Andrews 6-3 7-6 6-2 as Borg and Panatta were set to meet in the semifinals. Eddie Dibbs faced Guillermo Vilas in another key matchup.
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