Corbet's Cash Finally Pays Off. Rangers Take First in West
Texas Rangers rout California Angels 7-0 to sweep the four game series and move into sole first place in the American League West. Don Medich pitched his first shutout since 1975, with strong hitting from Mike Hargrove Toby Harrah and Jim Sundberg aiding a six run fifth inning. Bobby Bonds struggled as California fell behind.
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Unser Sweeps Indy Triple Crown at Pocono
Al Unser drove a new Lola to victory in the Schaefer 500 at Mount Pocono Pa securing an unprecedented sweep of the past three Indianapolis car racing Triple Crown events. The triumph extends Unser's dominance in the era and marks a historic haul across the major 500 mile races.
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Snyder Players Deadline Today
Snyder players must enter the annual Snyder Tennis Tournament scheduled June 30 to July 2. Defending champions from 1977 include James Easterling, Bob Womack, Gena Faught, Denise Godwin, Carla Cabe, and Mike McWilliams. Contact Bill Boles at the Scurry County Boys Club or 573-3940 before 5 p.m. to enter.
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Joubert routs Lara in Birmingham Challenger final
South African Deon Joubert defeated Marcello Lara 6 4 6 2 to win the final round of the $25 000 Challengers Birmingham Classic in Birmingham Alabama.
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Argentina Grabs World Cup Title In Dramatic Victory
Argentina began a four year reign as world soccer champions after a 3-1 overtime win over the Netherlands. Fans filled the streets of Buenos Aires celebrating the dramatic final match and title victory.
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Yanks top Braves 12 5 as Malone shines on mound
Pat Malone doubled twice and allowed three hits to win for the Yankees in a 12 5 victory over the Braves. Freddie Howard added a double and a single, Ben McNulty two singles. Carlos Hernandez and Jay Burcham had Braves hits. White Sox beat Giants 11 5 with Hamp Long Albert Rodriguez and Casey Hale collecting three singles. Giants’ Espinosa McFarland Gutierrez Mack added hits.
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Bradley wins Keystone Open in Hershey by four strokes
Pat Bradley fired a five under par 67 to win the Lady Keystone Open in Hershey, finishing at 206 to beat Jane Blalock by four. Nancy Lopez faltered with a 74, dropping to 221, 15 strokes behind Bradley as Joyce Kazmierski matched Bradley’s 67 for third at 219.
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Lietzke Captures Canadian Open by One Stroke
Bruce Lietzke held on with a 2 over par 73 to win the Canadian Open Gold Championship by a single stroke in Oakville. He eyed higher goals for 1978 after a big stepping stone win, while rival Lee Trevino faulted himself for losing his composure late with bogeys.
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Min-nan Hsieh Captures Shizuoka Open by Three Strokes
Taiwan star Hsieh Min-nan fired 2-under 70 to finish 8-under 280 and win the Shizuoka Open, a $119,000 golf tournament in Japan. Japan's Isao Aoki took second with a 283 total.
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