Giants and Indians Triumph in Monday Little League Action
In Monday Little League action the Giants beat the Cubs 6 to 4 with Pat Kohl earning the win and Charles Bollinger adding two singles. The Indians routed the Athletics 15 to 4 behind winning pitcher Hunter and key hits from Jones, T. Hunter, and Barerra. Other league results include the Farm League Giants 12 Cubs 12, Mustangs 18 Blue Angels 2, Rangerettes 29 Raiders 7, Blue Bombers 19 Pacesetters 4, Bad News Babes 22 Midland Red 5, and Oilers over Bullets 4 to 3.
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Little League Giants
Cubs
Pat Kohl
Charles Bollinger
Giants
Jon Zoda
Billy Ziske
Jimmy Cain
Lee Carroll
Mike Bowlin
Kent Krop
Bobby Butler
Indians
Athletics
Peterson
Jones
T. Hunter
Barerra
Hunter
Cotton
Romero
Holley
Doty
Sherrard
A’s
R.D. Stansell
Mark Velasquez
Steve Lee
Lee
Velasquez
Mustangs
Blue Angels
Carrie Fortune
Donna Anderson
The
Angels
Karen Doty
Nicky Stewart
Shelia Sharp
Hayley Vineyard
Sherrie Ballinger
Teresa Leatherwood
Kim Edminston
Rhonda Fish
Nicole Williams
Sharon Bobo
Robin Sharp
Rangerettes
Raiders
Crissy Natividad
Lisa Laurez
Connie Henderson
Vickie Glasscock
Lisa Welch
Tammy Robinson
Nita Hernandez
Debby Orona
Theresa Ashworth
Teresa Treadway
Shana Hart
Debbie Summers
Blue Bombers
Susie Lee
Paula Beuerlein
Beuerlein
Jackie Parham
Bombers
Lisa Rosas
Lori Allen
Kina Scott
Dru Blackard
Valerie Cain
Laura Stephens
Lisa Waller
Jona Jackson
Vicki Lopez
Johnson
Rosas
Parham
Bad News
Oilers
Bullets
John Wilson
Perry Echols
Oiler
Brent Roemisch
Paul Schaufele
Sammy Willis
Carlos Martinez
F. Canales
Kirk Herley
C. Peterson
Scott Warren
Spurs Sign Free Agent Billy Paultz
SAN ANTONIO AP Billy Paultz signed a new contract with the Spurs to remain with the team. Last season he averaged 15.8 points and 8.4 rebounds in his third year with San Antonio. Spurs GM John Begzos stated the forward is key to the club’s plans and the deal brings stability.
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San Antonio
Billy Paultz
National Basketball Association
San Antonio Spurs
Paulz
Spurs
Billy
John Begzos
Beniquez Suffered Broken Hand In Rangers Win
Texas Rangers edged Kansas City 6-5 as Al Oliver ignited the offense after a costly misplay by Clint Hurdle. Center fielder Juan Beniquez broke his left hand on a Doug Bird pitch and will be sidelined indefinitely. Frank White, Darrell Porter, and Tom Paquette supplied Royals threats while Bobby Bonds drove in three for Texas.
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Kansas City, Mo
al Oliver
Texas Rangers
Ferguson Jenkins
Kansas City Royals
Oliver
Clint
Fergie
Bobby Bonds
Rangers
Royals
Jenkins
Darrell Porter
Frank White
Tom Paquette
Hurdle
Porter
al Cowens
John Wathan
Toby Harrah
Burkburnett Two Players Named to All State Tourney Teams
Burkburnett placed two players on the all state tournament squads as Texas high school baseball honors were announced. Bellaire won the 4A title 6-4 over Lubbock Monterey and Mount Pleasant beat Burkburnett 5-2 in 3A. The 4A and 3A teams list multiple players from Bellaire, Mount Pleasant, Burkburnett and Jasper with two tied shortstops in 3A.
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Burkburnett
Austin
Houston Bellaire
Mount Pleasant
Bellaire
Buddy Logan
Corpus Christi Moody
Scott Netherly
Scott Wolf
Duncanville
Mike Wooten
Lubbock Monterey
Kurt Urbanek
Tom McMurtrey
Dana Rieger
Monterey
John Moses
Ron Reeves
Danny Lamar
Tony Rector
Larry Wooten
Powell Bowers
Thomas Bridges
Jasper
Tie
Maury Buford
Billy Welch
Dallas Still Waits On Brown Move
Dallas reports that John Y. Brown remains uncertain about the prospects of a move, with Mayor Bob Folsom expressing incomplete clarity on the situation. Community officials weigh options as discussions continue around the potential transition.
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Dallas
Brown
John Y. Brown
Bob Folsom
Braves move debate pauses as Brown weighs Dallas option
Brown speaks on Buffalo Braves potential NBA move to Dallas amid negotiations with Folsom. He calls the decision a long-term marriage and says a 50 50 recommendation to the NBA advisory committee may come within 10 days to two weeks. Parking, press fees, leases and city spots are among concerns noted.
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Buffalo Brave National Basketball Association
Dallas
Folsom
John Y. Brown
National Basketball Association
San Diego
Buffalo
Braves
NBA Board of Governors
Board of Governors
Redlegs Cup Two Wins Over Crane Cubs in Double Header
The Snyder Redlegs defeated the Crane Cubs in a Sunday double header. Ramon Valadez opened with a 6-4 win, followed by Lupe Lopez securing a 3-1 victory for the Redlegs. They host Snyder All Stars, former SHS Tigers, at 8:30 Wednesday night.
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Snyder Redlegs
Crane Cubs
Ramon Valadez
Lupe Lopez
Redlegs
Snyder All- Stars
SHS Tiger
Astros Falter, Win Anyway
Houston edged Pittsburgh 6-5 after seven errors, with Ceasar Cedano delivering a crucial three run infield single in the eighth to fuel a six run rally. The Astros improved to three wins in four despite a rough defensive night and late comeback.
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Houston
Houston Astros
Bill Virdon
Virdon
Pittsburg
Ceasar Cedano
Astro
Orioles
Mariners
Larry Harlow
Baltimore
Seattle
Oo Smith
Jim Colburn
Smith
Mark Belanger
Harlow
Enrique Romo
Giants
Expos
Ed Halicki
Jack Clark
San Francisco
Montreal
Steve Rogers
Halicki
Ellis Valentine
Braves
Cardinals
Jeff Burroughs
Mickey Mahler
Atlanta
St. Louis
Burroughs
Mahler
Mantle Jr Captures Long Drive Title at Sherrill Course
Mickey Mantle Jr. won the Northern Texas PGA Sectional long-drive contest at Sherrill Golf Course with 319 yards 4 inches, beating his father Mickey Mantle Sr. who reached 302 yards. The national championship is set for Aug. 2 at Oakmont, with qualifiers advancing to Pecan Valley on July 9. Others include Lou Jan 317-15, Jim Little 315-10, Jim Hendindale 315-2, Terry Brown 313-16, Mark Witt 312-27, David Nelson 309-6.
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Richardson
Mickey Mantle Jr
Texas
Sherrill
Oakmont Country Club
Pecan Valley
San Antonio
Lou Jan
Missouri City
Jim Little
Plano
Jim Hendindale
Terry Brown
Tyler
Mark Witt
Dallas
David Nelson
Austin Drills U.S. Smith in Wimbledon warmup match
In Chichester England Tracy Austin, 15, defeated Paula Smith of the United States 6-4 6-4 while fellow teenager Pam Shri ver fell to Marjorie Blackwood of Canada 7-6 6-4 in a Wimbledon warmup event.
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Chichester
England
Tracy Austin
Paula Smith
United States
Pam Shriver
Marjorie Blackwood
Canada
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