Gravestock Wins Trapshoot Meet At Amarillo Gun Club
Amarillo resident Larry Gravestock captured three state trap titles at the Texas State Trapshooting Tournament in Amarillo. He tied Houston’s EF Woodward for the all time state championship, won the Lone Star Singles shootoff against Britt Robinson, and earned the all around crown with 393 of 400. Malcolm Bottoms and Larry Gravestock tied for high overall with 727 of 750, Gravestock winning the shootoff.
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San Antonio
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Shreveport
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Lackland Air Force Base
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Fontana
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Fort Worth
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Okla
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Thedford
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Tulsa
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Clint
Ken Jones
Candon
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el Paso
William McCord
Albuquerque
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Duncan
Billy Williams
Oklahoma City
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McCarver Delivers Inside-the-Park Grand Slam for Cardinals
Tim McCarver hit an inside-the-park grand slam as the St. Louis Cardinals rallied for a 10-4 win over the New York Mets in the second game of a doubleheader after a 8-7 Mets victory in the opener. Ray Sadecki pitched well through six, then allowed two homers in the eighth. he finished the game for the win. The Mets relied on errors by Musial and White in the opener to build a five-run seventh inning rally.
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Larry Bearnorth
McCarver
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Charlie Neal
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Sadecki
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White
Musial
Cards
Galen Cisco
Bob Humphreys
Campbell fuels Amarillo 17 10 win over Albuquerque Dukes
Ron Campbell of Amarillo belts nine RBIs on four hits including a bases loaded triple in the ninth as the Gold Sox rally past Albuquerque 17 10. The win caps a road trip with five pitchers used and sets up a Monday night clash with the San Antonio Bullets in Potter County Stadium.
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al Herring
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Popovich
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Scarbrough
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White
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Pine Standings and Tonight's MLB Schedule
Cincinnati faces New York in a Tag 3-8 game while Milwaukee visits Philadelphia. Hendrey is 4-3 for Milwaukee and Culp stands 7-3 for Philadelphia as the leagues set tonight's matchups.
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Boros Captures Buick Open With Course Record
Julius Boros won the Buick Open at Warwick Hills Golf Course with a 274 total, eight strokes under par, breaking the course record. He finished ahead of Don Finsterwald who shot 279, with George Bayer and George Knudson also under the previous record. Boros extended his season win streak, earning $9,000 and moving to third on the money list, after five weeks with strong finishes and no three putts over 72 holes.
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Don Finsterwald
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Finsterwald
George Bayer
George Knudson
Art Wall Jr
Fort Worth
Tex
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Mid-Pines
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Charles and
Knudson
Bay
Knudson Fires 69 Rally Seals Fourth in Final Round
After slipping over 36 holes Knudson bounced back with a 69 in the final round to finish fourth and earn money in the Amarillo Daily News golf recap.
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Amarillo Country Club Team Finishes 8th in Gold Cup Match
Amarillo Country Club finished eighth in the first annual Gold Cup Golf matches in Las Vegas. The team totaled 1,053 over 72 holes to place behind Oakmoore Country Club and other rivals, with standout rounds led by Johnson Edwards and Earl Smith.
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Indian Wells
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Seattle
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Teter Wins Texas Amateur Golf Championship
SMU golfer and law student Gene Teter dominated Mike Glover of Dallas to win the Texas Amateur 5 and 4 at Brookhaven. Teter led early, sealed the match with a birdie on 28, then finished 5 up after 32 holes as Glover battled throughout.
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Gene Teter
Southern Methodist
Mike Glover
Teter
Brookhaven
University of Houston
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Caprock Defeats Nazareth 6-1 in League Baseball
Caprock beat Nazareth 6 to 1 in a District 18 American Legion game. Winning pitcher Jim Carrigan struck out 13 as he dominated the matchup. Frances Bachus was charged with the loss.
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Palo Duro tops Tulia 20-2 in district game
Palo Duro defeats Tulia 20 to 2 in a District 18 American Legion baseball contest. Phil Walker earned the win for Palo Duro, while Howeell took the loss for Tulia. Palo Duro secures its first win of the season at 1-0.
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Freight executive with extensive motor line background
The subject has broad experience in the motor freight industry across all phases. Before joining Curry he led Hub Motor Line as manager and later headed Davis Motor Freight of Amarillo.
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Austin Bops Tulsa in Texas League Affair
Austin defeated Tulsa 6-3 Sunday night in a Texas League game.
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