Longest Contest In Loop History Giants Beat Mets 8 6 in 25th
In New York, Del Crandall delivered a two out ground rule double in the 25th to drive in Jim Davenport and lift the San Francisco Giants to an 8-6 win over the Mets. The game lasted 10 hours 16 minutes, the longest MLB game by time, with 32 innings played in one day, and a 57,037 crowd for the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
del Crandall
Jim Davenport
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Davenport
Galen Cisco
Cisco
Cap Peterson
Crandall
Gaylord Perry
Peterson
J. Alou
Willie Mays
Alou
Bob Hendley
Giants
Mets
Detroit
Boston
Philadel
Californians Sweep Texas in Amarillo Dragway Race Series
California drivers dominated the Amarillo Dragway event, winning six straight races and defeating Texas in a best two of three series. Hampshire led California with top speeds and fastest ETs, while Bailey and Langley provided Texas opposition in multiple showdowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Payne
California
Texas
Amarillo Dragway
Hampshire
Gary Bailey
Anderson Brother Automotive
Pallas
Vance Hunt
Anderson Brothers
Bailey
Bobby Langley
Scorpion
Langley
Norm
Weekley
Rivera
Fox
Holding
Pomona
Golden Gate
Jeep Hampshire
Sterlings
Eddie Hill
Wichita Falls
Hill
Hamp‘shire
Dragway
Ernest
Emerson Automotive
Chevrolet
Bill Pando
Corvette
E Stock — Vernonld
Pontiac
Tock
Mike Whisenant
Harmon McCurdy
Ronnie Troliinger
J Stock
Gene Gordon
Richard Asrey
K Stock
Gerald DC. Giddens
Comet
L Stock
Robert Fennell
Didsmobile
Doyal Webster
Dart
Jerry L. Ray
Ford
Joe Smith
Plymouth
Gary Steele
Jack McQueen
Ruthie Fowler
H. L. Leanhorn
Bill Langley
Kent Copeland
Joe Burney
M. C. Pitts
Bill Manning
Jim Maddox
Jock Brown
Frank Reinauer
Jimmy Adcock
Richard Ellison
Norm Doffron
Steve Riffe
C. K. Castleberry
Jimmie Reymer
Wiesner
Owens
Oldsmobile
Sam Whitenbburn
Nelson Woford
Daley and Reed
Clyde Wagner
Chrysler
Morgan and Olsen
Franklin Kirby
Roy Spraching
Bill Ludwick
Mercury
Coker Machine Works
Tholcken and Russell
Lackey Wins Phillips Club Invitational In Borger
Borger’s Lackey shot 69 68 70 to finish nine under par at 207 over 54 holes as rain shortened the event. Haren beat Campbell in a sudden death playoff for second with 215. medalist honors went to Jim Bob Campbell at nine under 282?
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Sanders
Art Wall
Player
George Bayer
Indianapolis
Gary Player
Cliff Brown
Don Whitt
Billy Casper
Gay Brewer
Kel Nagle
Jerry Steelsmith
Gene Littier
Harold Kneece
Don Finsterwald
Dick Crawford
Jacky Cupri
Joan Rodriguez
George Archer
Dave Hill
Tommy Jacobs
Bob Rosburg
Billy Maxwell
Bill Collins
Bob Goalby
Doug Ford
Rex Baxter
Jack Nicklaus
Don January
Buceee
Bob Duden
Dudley Wysong
Don Fairfield
Joy Dolan
Ive
Joe Campbell
Edward Lynch
Tom Shaw
al Kelley
Archie Dadian
Fred Hawkins
Jerry Magee
Jerry Pittman
Bert Yancy
Charles Coody
Roy Floyd
Keith Brown
Claude King
Joe Carr
Jim Ferree
Miller Barber
Burce Crampton
Apo
Borger
Don Lackey
Lackey
Jim Haren
Jim Bob Campbell
Amarillo
Haren
Campbell
Jim Bob
Jack Kaplan
Frank Bassett
Berger
Kaplan
Bassett
Jimmy Linn
Spearman
Dave Bonner
Jackie Coffey
Western Bowl Wins Team Bowl Crown
Western Bowl Restaurant captured the team championship with 3 075 points Sunday as the fifth annual Singles Classic and Team Tournament concluded. Charles Fenberg of Amarillo led Class A singles with 2 121, Jim King of Amarillo topped Class B singles with 1 976, Bob Vandiver of Lubbock led handicap singles with 2 541, and Ken Hillier with Fred Reese headed ragtime doubles at 1 36.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Bowl Restaurant
Keglers
Charles Fenberg
Amarillo
Jim King
Bob Vandiver
Lubbock
Ken Hillier
Fred Reese
Muleshoe Pro Am Golf Leads Today Schedule
Sports card notes a 9 a.m. start for Muleshoe Country Club pro amatus matches and a 2 p.m. baseball game Arimaton at Lubbock Monterey with AAAA bidistrict action. Evening baseball links include American Legion Dumas at Borger 7:30 p.m. Tullo of Nazareth and Childress at Dim mitt also 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muleshoe Country Club
Baseball Arimaton
Lubbock
Monterey
American Legion
Dumas
Borger
I Tullo
Nazareth
Childress
Dimmitt
Borger Tops Tascosa 3-0 In Non-Conference Tilt
Borger blanked Tascosa 3-0 behind pitcher Mike Hyatt allowing two hits in a nine inning game. Bill Bogan took the loss surrendering seven hits and three unearned runs. Borger’s Danny Page had three singles to pace the offense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mike Hyatt
Tascosa
Borger
Sheriffs
American Legion
Bill Bogan
Danny Page
Mike Glascock
Bill Bagon
Joe Saunders
Also Mentioned on This Page
Phia
al Dark
San Francisco
Kanehi
Alou i
McMillan
Gonder
Smith
Garrido
Jackson
Marichal
Sturdivant
Altman
Bearnorth
dSteenson
Thomas
North
Kuenn
Bear San Francisco
E—Hickman
Hart
d_ Cepeda
Cepeda
C. Smith
Hickman
S—Crandall
Sf-Davenport
Jackson L
Bearworth
C Smith
U—l
Marichal Burkhart
Sudol
Pryor
Secory
Ebrhobl
Obrh Kuenn If
Kanehl
Perry
cGonder
iCrandall
Samuel
Hendley Po
McMillan Ss
J.alou
Thomas If
Mays
Cf-Ss
Kranep
Holler
Hickman Cf
Hiller
Can’zoro
Cf-L
Wakefield
aAltman
McCovey
Herbes
iPeterson
Steph'son
Atlamoan
Lary
Shaw
Herbel
N.Y
Haller
POA
Christopher
Kranepool
Kranepoo
J_ Alou
Crondail
S—Herbel
Bolin
exMacKenzie
Hendley
Wakefield Anderson
Otee
Ey Safford
Lary Bearworth
Redford
Cannizzaro
Safford
Burkhart
Peeseyah Gurney
Binh
South Aren
Don Gay
Gay Pontiac
Dickinson
Tex
Dickie Harrell
Alien and
Harrell
Carlsbad
N. M
Carroll Brothers
Dallas
Willie Redford
Guide
Kenny Safford
Bill Jackson
Hale Center
Fenner Tubbs
Reeco Engineering
South Africa
Rex Baxter Jr
Baxter
Cligg Brown
Speedway
Rating Oval
Australia
Wall
Don Finesterwald
Associated Press
Phillips
Wikhul
Slim
Kodel’ Potvesren Finer
Beachcomber
Skimmer
Borger Bops Tascosa
Norm Weekly
Lone Star State
Raspberry
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!