Extended Deadline For All Comers Track Meet In Silver City
Registration push extends to Thursday for the Grant County All Comers Track Meet at Western New Mexico University. Events split by age groups include 8 mile cross country routes through Silver City streets ending back at the field. Organizers Tony Garcia and local officials aim to boost signups with entry blanks available at Garcia’s address, Tom Lens, Calby’s Sporting Goods, and the Daily Press.
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Indoor Meet Schedule Highlights Fast-Paced Events
The schedule lists morning events across running races from 9:00 to 10:30 a.m. including the women's mile, men's two mile, 50 yard dashes, 220 yard relay, mayors and commissioners dash, news media relay, sack race, and 100 yard dash. Field events show discus and shot put with four throws, high jump, long jump, and softball throw, with brackets and age groupings noted.
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Jackson No Runaway in All Star Ballot Votings
AP reports 1975 AL All-Star voting shows Reggie Jackson leading Oakland in outfield votes with 569,683 while Rudy yields 514,390 and Bobby Bonds 508,334. Gene Tenace and Buddy Bell rise. Rod Carew slips as Thurman Munson and Bert Campaneris hold notable positions. Voting runs through July with the All-Star Game set for July 15 in Milwaukee.
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Major League Leaders By AP Batting And Pitching Listings
Aggregated leaders show Mindlack leading batting in the National League with 362 at bats and 53 runs, while benching in Cincinnati leads RBIs with 61. Luzinski tops NL home runs with 16 and Luzinski and Bench share 15 plus 16. Cedeno and Morgan lead steals in the NL. Carew and Lynn pace the American League batting and runs, with Lynn and Nettles tied for RBIs at 50. Pitching leaders include Messersmith 113 decisions and 2.16 ERA, Sutton 101 strikeouts, with Ryan leading AL strikeouts at 121.
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McKinney backs Title IX rules for athletic equality
Representative Stewart McKinney joined four House colleagues and Senator Birch Bayh in endorsing new federal regulations implementing Title IX. He argued daughters should have equal athletic opportunities and costs as his son as the regulations are reviewed by the House Posteducation Subcommittee chaired by James O'Hara to ensure conformance with the 1972 act.
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North Hurley Eagles Crush Lordsburg In Doubleheader
North Hurley Eagles defeated Lordsburg Coyotes 19-2 and 22-2 in a Southwest Semi-Pro League doubleheader. Pitchers Chon Fierro and Johnny Sosayal won, while hitters led by Fierro Ortega and Beltran fueled the offense. The Eagles improve to 15-5 and head to Deming for a split with Co-Op next.
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Ladies Golf Blind Partner Event in Silver City
Silver City's Ladies Golf Association will hold a Blind Partner competition this Wednesday at Scott Park Golf Course. Partners drawn after scores are submitted. early tee times list Schadel Hilton Cain Parrish and others for 6:00 a.m. starting group.
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Wimbledon Opens With Betting Shop Buzz and Rain Delays
At Wimbledon, betting shops beside the center court draw crowds as British bookmakers set up tents amid rain. Connors and Evert, top seeds, remained favorites though players are barred from betting. Only 19 of 60 matches completed as rain persisted, with several early results and an upset from Ray Roffels over Vitas Gerulaitis.
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Bench Seeks RBI Title As Reds Rout Braves
Johnny Bench drove in four more runs to raise his 1975 total to 61 in 70 Reds games, homering for his 15th and adding a double. He indicated moving from catcher to left field occasionally boosts his bat, while Cincinnati crushed the Braves 4-1. Other scores: Cardinals swept Mets. Astros beat Dodgers. Padres edged Giants. Cubs toppled Expos. Phillies downed Pirates. Bench’s move and team offense marked the night for Cincinnati amid a busier slate.
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Track Practice Friday for Grant County Meet Draws Spots
Friday pre meet practice offered to Saturday participants at James Stadium Western New Mexico University by Tony Garcia. Registered runners may use starting blocks shots discus and other gear Friday 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. in somic pre meet session. Angelo La Grande signs with Cleveland Indians after turning down Notre Dame football scholarship. bonus and college plan benefits noted by Sim Robinson of the MLB Scouting Bureau.
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Saints To Sign Leases For Superdome Football Next Season
NEW ORLEANS AP The Superdome expects Saints and Tulane to sign leases today to play home games in the 3163 million sports palace. First Saints game in the dome Aug 9 against the Oilers. Green Wave set to host Mississippi Sept 20 in their dome debut.
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