Oilers blank Bullets in junior game 13 to 0
Oilers whitewash Bullets 13 0 as Phil Robinson pitched a no hit game nine hits by Oilers. They score one in the first seven in the second and five in the third with Calvin Reese Dennis Buchanan Larry Gee Ricky Beard and Chester Cobb among the run producers. Bullets strand runners each inning but fail to score.
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Cubs and Athletics Win Narrow Little League Tilts
Cubs beat the Braves 6 to 1 as Mark Davis held the visitors to two singles and teammates Val Valentine Bartlett and others contributed three extra base hits. Athletics crushed the Yankees 13 to 2 with Ronny Wooldridge pitching a one hitter and Richard Crayton driving two extra base hits.
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Ralph Hernandez
George Alvarado
Hector Barbosa
James Ford
Kip Smith
Vaughnie Voss
Jeff Kincaid
Mike Valentine
Chuck Bane
Freddy Quiros
James Burns
Nastase Captures Paris Open Title Without a Set Lost
Ilie Nastase, the French Open champion, defeated Nikki Pilic 6 3 6 3 6 0 in the final to win the clay court crown. The Romanian star noted rivals overplayed indoors, preferring clay prep, while others from the WCT indoor circuit failed to reach the quarterfinals. Nastase earned $15 500 and Pilic $8 800.
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Wadleigh Nips Lee Construction in tense softball win
Wadleigh edged Lee Construction 4 in a see-saw game decided in the final out. Head struck out the side in the top of the last inning to earn the win, his fifth without a defeat, as Wadleigh rallies from an early deficit. American Magnesium outslugged McBeth 24 14 in another game. Enos Slaughter to play in Old Timers Game at Riverfront June 16 in Cincinnati.
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Pasa Rell Cruises Past Ashe In Italian Open Round Three
In Rome, Charles Pasa Rell defeated former Davis Cup teammate Arthur Ashe 6-2, 6-2 to advance to the Italian Open third round, part of a $135,000 tournament.
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Rangers Rally Past Cardinals in Comeback Win
The Rangers beat the Cardinals 74 after trailing 6 4 in the last inning as Shaun Cotton hit a three run homer and Shari earned the win with 9 strikeouts. Diana Hernandez Holly Green and Becky Costello led a balanced Rangers offense with multiple hits. Sherry Stewart homered for the Rangers.
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Rangers Astros Sign Texas Stars In First Round Draft
The Texas Rangers and Houston Astros drafted Texas players in the first round with Clyde from Westchester as the top pick. Pat Rockett from San Antonio and Doug Heinold from Victoria also went in the round, while discussions and potential Texas farm assignments followed after the state tournament.
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Bob) Short
Miami-Dade North leads NJCCA golf after first round
Defending champion Miami Dade North holds a four stroke edge after the first round of the National Junior College Golf Tournament in Roswell New Mexico. Denny Sullivan and Phil Kenny each shot 70 to pace the team to a four man total of 285.
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PeeWee Baseball Rosters Revealed for Summer Season
PeeWee baseball opens June 7 with 5 p m practices at the Boys Club 1300 Twenty eighth Street. Three teams Indians Cardinals Yankees face a June 18 start. rosters list players and managers across each squad and a busy late June schedule.
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Curtis Gafford
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Jimmy Hodges
Kenneth Kitching
William Brent Roemisch
Scott Slawson
William Steel
Joseph Vruegas
Standings and replayed games from Wednesday notes
San Francisco edged Pittsburgh 3 2 while Philadelphia topped Houston 4 0 and St Louis defeated San Diego 5 3. Games listed include Los Angeles at Chicago with Sutton facing Hooten, Atlanta at Montreal with Niekro vs Torrez, San Francisco with Marichal at Pittsburgh and Philadelphia with Ruthven at home.
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Baseball Leaders Tie Up National and American Leagues
National League leaders include Maddox .355 and Bonds 56 runs batted in while Ferguson and Bonds pace multiple categories. American League shows Blomberg .396 and Mayberry 37 runs. Pitching leaders include Seaver 89 strikeouts and D Allen 13 homers.
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Snyder Flames Rally Past Sweetwater in 283 Victory
The Snyder Flames beat Sweetwater 283 Monday night as Jan Kruse earned her second win for the Flames. They host Anson at 8 p.m. Saturday in Winston Park.
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Snyder Flames
Jan Kruse
Flames
Anson
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