Raton Race Day at La Mesa Park in Raton NM
Saturday program lists numerous horse races at La Mesa Park in Raton New Mexico with maidens claiming daily double races for 3 year olds and up. Nine races on Saturday and ten on Sunday feature horses like Red Ricer Lady Murfin Ak Pere Bar Quick and Singing Louise with purses ranging from 1250 to 2500 dollars plus quinellas and allowances. Post time 1 15 pm and weather reported clear and warm.
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Saterday
Mesa Park Raton
Play Money
Flam'ng
Miss Alletta
Signals Pride H Lark
Ember Lioht
Hot Topic
Lady Sirbutch
Belferno
Helf
Daily Dounle
Piow Jeon
Okla Dream
Frontier City
Colonel Potch
Beidines
Ak-Pere
Lady Murfin
Guarter
Sheba Boots
Mone
Jeg
Ito Bright Bor
Tiny Dynamo
Sateo
Zippy Bingo
Lum Boy Go
Thirsty Twist
Blitz’s Son
Palomas Bor
Chic Queen
Freecom Seven
Hi Litv Aanie
Quinella
Giorene F
My Leg
Will Mearns
Dosmotic
Choout
Dr. Ben Voy
Sky Jax
Miss Toco
Barn Dancer
Flash M. L
Red Lyco
Sir Medico
Baldy Lee
Sandra Bar
Dixie
Bar Everett
Movidins Boy
Nick E Dov
Red Straw
Eve Shine
Sonny Breeze
Pancho Supreme
Grown Silver
Cheshewotta
Burk’s Red Frost
Lee Hancock
Diamond Bar
Mr Fourney
Moonlight Night
Oklahoma Hills
Brothers Gold
Free and Pretty
Sunizona
Gray Dream Jr
Iron Abbey
Jancia AE
Margen Moyden
Crystal Signal
Roce
Frank
Avidte
Gallant Pete
Cobrotang
Lucy Jones J
Petes
West Dream
Watch and Word
Furiongs
Bernie K
Gun Down
Everett's
Torment Randol S
Sir Pain
Romberg
le Leno
Ole Sputnik
Tommy Spain
Soubann
Ambierezzo
la Primera
Mack Dor
General Stim
LA Mesa Park Raton
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Buddy
Tombercora
Try Me
Alimitable
Carm- Dus Rose
John de Blois
Rover Bush
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Beldines
Nevada Grace
Daly
Liz Furjones
Ellwood
Cops Pride
Bud Flowers
Mark Derby
King Khoal
Mistotor
Boxer Rebellion
Costel Smith
Littie M
Caseys
Rose Eclipse
Manzonolg
Lucky Ponotoc
Margen Mayden
Fish Bolt
Mr. R
T. AE
Cathay
Quintero
Bar Quick
Buck's Bar
Mr. Boy Bar
Be Bingo
Bandzobor
Christy Go
Flicka Bob & Soucy Girl
Balle Nile
Singing Louise
Tiney Bud
Dodge City
Menu Dream
Eimer Choice
Cactus Doll
Silver Kid
Golden Lucky
Mad Music
Mester Menu
Fitting Send
Tieno
Flounder
Great Alphoros
Phoros Smokey
Miss Daisy
Sons Lod
Remintime
Bunny Bush
Sabariels Bert
Jane Abbey
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Fanny Queene
Recoiless
Vole
Howdy
Truckin Straw
Bee True
My Peppy Lea
Anne Litchfield
Gold Bangs
Buck's
Chicago Maria
Floor Girl
Jolly Hike Swoop
Veedee Lee
Judika
Admiral Robert
Dream Byrd H. J. Mack D'Or
Phardude
Beau Gris
Bomb Aleu
Little Sailor
Spray Greyhounds Win NAIA Golf Title
Eastern New Mexico University captured the NAIA golf championship at Swope Park as the Greyhounds posted a 1 191 over 4 rounds. Steve Spray won his second straight individual title with 288 while Washburn finished second at 1 197. Don McDonald and Jack Kinley led Eastern with 72 and 74 respectively. Pally Wiggs added 76.
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Kansas City
New Mexico University
Greyhounds
Portales
Steve Spray
Eastern
Washburn University
Spray
Swope Park
Paul Short
Southwestern Louisiana
Nickie Brice
East Texas State
Don McDonald
Jack Kinley
Pally Wiggs
Washburn
Roger Kluska
Ray Charles
Bill McDonald
Jerry Adams
Mets Rally Past Cardinals To Take Lead In Loop
Duke Snider hit a three run homer in the ninth as the Mets beat St Louis 3 2 to move ahead of the Cardinals in the National League. Ron Taylor allowed only two singles through eight innings before Snider and Thomas sparked the ninth inning rally.
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New York
Duke Snider
New York Mets
St. Louis
Cardinals
Mets
Ron Taylor
Frank Thomas
Ron Hunt
Trade Winds Motel Opens with 20 New Units at Raton
Fully rebuilt Trade Winds Motel introduces twenty new units in Raton New Mexico. The property features modern amenities and targets travelers seeking comfortable overnight stays. Contact Ph 445-27M for rates and availability.
ASU Pitcher To Join Sox
Arizona State pitcher Gary Graham has signed with the Chicago Cubs and been assigned to the Amarillo Gold Sox. He is the Cubs second ASU signee, joining Sterling Slaughter, who is on Amarillo’s roster. Graham, 6-5, 185, from Van Nuys California, went 6-3 with a 1.74 ERA while second in ASU in ERA behind Slaughter at 1.56.
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Gary Graham
Arizona State
Chicago Cubs
Amarillo Gold Sox
Graham
ASU
Cubs
Sterling Slaughter
Amarillo
Gold Sox
Jack Caro
van Nuys
Calif
Sun Devils
Slaughter
Texas league Saturday games feature multiple night matchups
Minnesota visits Los Angeles as Pascaguala records a 7-5 win in a night game. Chicago travels to Kansas City with Fisher facing Bowsfield. New York at Detroit, Cleveland at Washington, Boston at Baltimore all in night games. Pacific Coast Northern and Southern divisions show Tacoma and Dallas-Fort Worth leading with several close records. Friday results include Spokane over Tacoma and San Diego over Oklahoma City among others with late and first games noted.
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Minnesota
Pascag
Los Angeles
Turley
Chicago
Fisher
Kansas City
Bowsfield
New York
Terry
Detroit
Messi
Ceveland
Kralick
Washington
Daniels
Boston
Morehead
Baltimore
Barder
Pacific Coast
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Seottie
Hawa
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Oklahoma City
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Ork
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Ncinnoti
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leMaster
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Tsiforuis
Mahaffey
Angeles
Padres
Bullets Edge El Paso 6-5 To Even Texas League Series
The San Antonio Bullets built a five run lead in the first inning and held off El Paso threats late to defeat the El Paso team 6-5, squaring the Texas League series.
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San Antono Bullets
Randy Cardinal
Oregon Man Wins Trapshoot Doubles at Texas Event
Ken Jones of Condon Oregon stationed at Lackland AFB San Antonio won the state doubles title at Amarillo Gun Club with 98 of 109. Larry Gravestock Amarillo and Britt Robinson Tohoka tied 99s in Lone Star Singles. Shoots start 9 am today and Sunday with multiple class winners and shootoffs in a large field across classes.
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Quanah
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Alton Il
Jack Lee Abernathy
Dave Handy
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Thedford
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Jay Gould
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Campo. Cole
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Lubbock
J.R Rigs
Grosebeck
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D. Grisham
B. J. Price
Clovis N.M
Gene Davis
Plainview
Bobby Jones
Dumas
Jess Young
Waovne Pinnell
St. Vrain
N.M
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K. L. Beck
Odessa
Don Beck
Hobbs
Howard Johnson
Big Spring
W.L Price
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Goldwater Boise
Oif Oklo
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J. W. Baldwin
Wichita Falls
Larr Gravestock
Malcom Bottoms
E. S. Throckmorton
Philip D. Ross
Fontana
Calif
Jack Lee
Abernathy
Alton
J. O. Bates
Stan Doanekas
W. Skinner
Okla
J. G. Souris
James Martin
J. R. Downes
Jim Whitlock
Jackie Morris
Jim Conway
W. W. Wise
Oklahoma City
M. M. Woody
Rique Linam
C. W. Dunavant
Owen Wright
Seagoville
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W. E. Wooten
Haskell
R. H. Salter
C.L Lillard
Friona
John D. Riggs
J. W. Young
Curtis Galelow
Brownwood
Pete Elliott
Stephen Howard
Lake Dallas
James Satterfield
Sam Sudderth
Holloway Martin
Clyde Tatum
Larry Fairchild
Elmer Mackey
Boise City
J. R. Servis
Wichita
Kan
Herman Mashburn
D. S. Grisham
Nita Lee
C. E. Mitchell
Trinidad
Cole
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Campo
Colo
George Freetage
Littlefield
Bill Pearcy
Andrews
al Weigt
Vermon
C. L. Jones
Merie Dawson
Prentice Soupiset
Elkhart
A.C Neal
Roy
Minnesota Stops Angels in 1-0 5-Hit Pitching by Kaat
The Minnesota Twins beat the Los Angeles Angels 1-0 Friday night behind five hit pitching by Jim Kaat. Len Green collected three hits, driving in the lone run, as Minnesota breaks a seventh-inning tie and secures the win.
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LOS Angeles
Minnesota Twins
Len Green
Los Angeles Angels
Jim Kaat
Baseball and trapshooting events listed for Amarillo area
Reads like a condensed schedule with Amarillo Gold Sox at Albuquerque 845 cm CST, a women’s tournament at a Ventura/City venue, Amarillo Country Cup in golf, and a state trapshooting meet at Amarillo Gun Club.
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Amarillo Gold Sox
Albuquerque
Albuquerave
Vwver
Tascose Country Club
Amearillo
Levelland Fighters Triumph In Preliminary Battles
Carson Watt, former Texas Golden Gloves champion, edged Johnny Martin of Wichita in a four round decision for his third pro win. Roy Rogers, at 225 pounds, stopped Ray Curley of Dallas in a big right hand shot after rallying in the second, in front of a crowd promoted by Willie Roach and the Amacan Shrine Club of Khiva Temple.
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Brooks
Closs
Levelland
Carson Watt
Johnny Martin
Wichita
Roy Rogers
Ray Curley
Dallas
California
Curley
Willie Roach
Amacan Shrine Club
Khiva Teimple
Sam Houston Wins NAIA Baseball Title in Narrow Victory
Sam Houston State, powered by Fred Boone’s 12 strikeouts and a late ninth inning, edged Grambling La 2 to 1 to claim the NAIA baseball championship. Boone allowed three hits and two walks as Sam Houston tallied with a pair of runs in the first and fifth frames. Grambling managed a lone run in the seventh before the final out sealed the title.
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ST. Joseph
Sam Houston State
Fred Boone
Grambling
la! College
Boone
Sam Houston
John Skeeters
Carl Galman
Candy Robinson
Donald Welch
Rain postpones Phillies Reds game to August doubleheader
The Philadelphia Cincinnati game was postponed Friday night because of rain and rescheduled as part of a two night doubleheader on August 6.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Tigers Rally to Beat Crippled Yankees 8-5
Detroit Tigers scored two four-run bursts to defeat the New York Yankees 8-5. The Yankees remained limited by injuries as they dropped their fifth in six games Friday night.
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Detroit
Detroit Tigers
New York Yankees
Austin Pitcher In No-Hitter
Jerry Hummitzsch a 6 foot 3 inch rookie from Boise Idaho pitched a no hit no run game in the seven inning opener of a Texas League doubleheader Friday night as the Austin Senators defeated Tulsa 2 0 Hummitzsch from Sheboygan Wisconsin issued four walks to spoil a perfect game and was in trouble twice but worked out of it He struck out seven to raise his season record to 4 2 He is in the Milwaukee Braves chain Austin swept the twin bill as Barry Morgan hit a two run homer in the nightcap for a 5 3 win over the Oilers
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Austin
UPI
Jerry Hummitzsch
Boise
Idaho
Austin Senators
Tulsa
Hummitzsch
Sheboygan
Wis
Milwaukee Braves
Barry Morgan
Oilers
Tech Quarterback Breaks His Leg in Warehouse Accident
Texas Tech quarterback candidate Danny Scarbrough suffered a broken right leg when heavy sheet metal fell in a warehouse. The Quanah star, known for ball carrying, will likely miss the fall season as the injury occurred two inches below the knee.
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Lubbock
UPI
Texas Tech
Danny Scarbrough
Scarbrough
Red Raider
Quanah
Snell Repeats Mile Victory At Compton Meet
New Zealand star Peter Snell won the featured mile at the Compton Invitational, clocking 3 minutes 55 seconds flat, just off his world record. Jim Beatty and Cyrol Burleson followed, both under four minutes, as several others also broke the four-minute mark.
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Compton
Calif
Peter Snell
New Zealand
America
Jim Beatty
Cyrol Burleson
Los Angeles
Burleson
Jim Grelle
Marine Cary Weisiger
Bob Seaman
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