White Sox top AL lead with ninth inning rally
Chicago White Sox beat Kansas City 4-3 to seize the American League lead as Ron Hansen drove in the decisive run with a ninth inning double off Bill Fischer. Juan Pizarro earned the win in relief while Pete Ward and Hansen led Chicago with timely hits.
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Kansas City
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Athletics
Ron Hansen
White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Boston
Pete Ward
Bill Fischer
Hansen
Juan Pizarro
Fischer
Gary Peters
Charles
A’s
Ward
Sox
Doc Edwards
Von Erich and Wahoo Clash at Sports Arena
The first main event features Fritz Von Erich versus Chief Wahoo in a best two of three falls, one hour match. Also on the card Dory Funk Jr and Dory Sr team up against Tokyo Tom and Sputnik Monroe, with Jose Lothario facing Dick Dunn and Roy McClarity meeting Fally Romanoff in the opener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fritz von Erich
Wahoo
von Erich
Dory Funk Jr
Dory Sr
Dory Jr
Funks
Tokyo
Tom
Sputnik Monroe
Jose Lothario
Mexico City
Dick Dunn
Nashville
Tenn
Roy McClarity
Fally Romanoff
Indians Dominate Senators 7-3 in Series Sweep
The Cleveland Indians piled up 16 hits to beat the Washington Senators 7-3 and sweep the three-game set. Vic Davalillo Fred Whitfield and Woodie Held each had three hits, with Davalillo hitting a two run homer in the first. Heid sparked a decisive fifth inning rally after Washington briefly led 3-2. Tom Cheney took the loss after four plus innings, while Gary Bell earned the win in relief of Sam McDowell who left with a sore arm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cleveland Indians
Senators
Indians
Vic Davalillo
Fred Whitfield
Woodie Held
Davalillo
Dick Howser
Helg
Chuck Hinton
Tito Francona
Heid
Gary Bell
Sam McDowell
Tom Cheney
Colts Blank Giants 3-0 in Sunday Night Game
Houston pitcher Hal Brown held San Francisco to one hit in 6 1 3 innings of relief as the Colts defeated the Giants 3-0. The loss drops San Francisco two games behind NL leaders Los Angeles and extends the Giants seventh straight defeat in a night game at Candlestick. The matchup marked the first Sunday night game in major league history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Hal
Skinny Brown
San Francisco
Colts
Giants
Chicago
Los Angeles
Schilling Delivers Inning Fifteen Walkoff for Red Sox
Chuck Schilling delivered a ninth inning single to force extra innings and another single in the 14th to score Russ Nixon and lift the Boston Red Sox to a 3-2 win over the Baltimore Orioles in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Chuck Schilling
Boston Red Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Schilling
Russ Nixon
Friends Spahn Win Eighth Game Each
Bob Friend blanked Milwaukee 4-0 as Bob Spahn won his eighth decision of the season. Spahn benefited from Bob Shaw relief pitching and Pirates miscues, then Spahn’s club beat Pittsburgh 5-3 in the nightcap to give both hurlers their eighth win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spahn
Bob Shaw
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Gold Sox Rally Past Dukes in Eight Run Finch
The Gold Sox built a 5-0 lead, skated to a 9-6 advantage, then tied 6-6 before Albuquerque reclaimed a late edge. Campbell Fruchter Herring and Popovich led with three or two hits each while Goerger worked until the seventh and Wallis closed. Griffith homered for the Dukes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sox
Prince
Dodgers
Gold Sox
Jim War
Thad Tillotson
Singer
Dick Scarbrough
Rick Warren
Campbell
Ken Fruchter
Herring
Paul Popovich
Gordon Massa
Ward
Southpawton Goerger
Duke
Frank Hodges
Fruchter
Jack Lutz
Dukes
Albuquerque
Peterson
Amarillo
Salt Lake City
Macko
Loyd _ Wallis
Wallis
Bill Berrier
Don LeJohn
Barry Erdos
Brack Bailey
Ernie Griffith
Griffith
Goerger
Shofner Wins Amarillo Open Open Singles Title
Oklahoma City's S L Shofner captured the Amarillo Open singles crown by defeating Amarillo's Benny Lawrance 6-3 6-4 in the final. Shofner's strength and conditioning led to the win and he added a Father-Son doubles title with his father Shear Shofner, beating J W and Jim Barnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shofner
Oklahoma City
S$. L. Shofner
Amarillo
Benny Lawrence
Shear Shotner
J. W
Jim Barnett
S. L. Shofner
Tennis winners crowned across age groups at regional meet
The event featured double winners in several divisions. Notable results include Nichols beating Hutchins 6-0 6-3 in womens singles, Wagner-Wagner taking womens doubles 6-4 6-4, and Mike Jones defeating Daniels 6-2 6-1 to win boys 18s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene Wagner
Roya Wagner
Jean Craig
Darlene Nichols
Bud Buzzard
George Smith
Buzzard-Smith
de W. Barnett
Harry Bozeman
DousLes S. L. Shotner
Shear Shotner
Barnett Barnett
Mike Jones
Benge Daniels
Jones-Daniels
Turner-Farish
Sharon See
Kay Young
See-Young
Nichols Clements
Clement Nichols
Tascosa Bombs Carver in District 18 Legion Game
Tascosa defeated Community House 10 to 4 at Tascosa field in District 18 play. Winning pitcher Bruce Magness. losing pitcher Thomas Grey. Key players include Alvin Smith and Stan Robinson. notable hits by Baker Pauunker and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tascosa
Community House
American Legion
Bruce Magness
Thomas Grey
Carver
Lacky Captures Phillips Golf Title in Rain- shortened event
Borger golfer Don Lacky won the Phillips Country Club Invitational with a 172 total over 45 holes after nine holes were washed out on Saturday. Other top scores included Richard Hale 176 and Tommy Hale 176.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillips
Don Lacky
Borger
Phillips Country
Richard Hale
Tommy Hale
Ken Hicks
Amarillo
Jim Haren
Frank Bassett
Bob Baker
Jim Bob Campbell
Max Hickey
Pampa
John Ward
Berger
Herman Klar
Joe Collins
Jack Kaplan
Frank Castleberry
Plowboys Narrowly Defeat Stinnett 11-8 in Semi Pro Play
Graham Plow led the Plowboys to an 11-8 win over Stinnett in a Tri-State League semi pro game. The teams meet again as Graham Plow faces Stinnett Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Canyon. The box includes Manning Melotokis Ronnie Sherrod Ray Dean and others. Norton hit a homer for Stinnett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stinnett
Graham Plow
Canyon
Weer
Manning Melotokis
Ronnie Sherrod
Ray Dean
Compton
Dodd
Richard Barker
Ronnie Covington
Tommy Sweet
Coole Davis
Lueinbek
Norton
Hr—Norton
Smith Wins Women Singles at Count of Godo in Spain
Margaret Smith of Australia won the women's singles title in the Count of Godo tennis tournament in Barcelona Spain defeating Noelle Turner in the final.
Trapshoot results list top shooters by location and score
A long OCR compiled list shows trapshoot entries with shooter names, towns, and scores such as Morris Houston 174x200, Howard Johnson Big Spring 173x200, Betty Cox Wichita Falls 167x200, Thomas Harris Oklahoma City 194x200, Russell Stice Odessa 191x200, and many others across Texas Oklahoma New Mexico and beyond. The state handicap and class divisions include Jay Gould Shreveport and Vernon etc with scores around 99x100 and 95x100, reflecting a dense regional competition standings record.
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Russell Stice
Odessa
Robert Templeton
Amarillo
A. C. Neal
Oklahoma City
Billy Pearcy
Andrews
al Weight
Vernon
Milton Cockerill
Wichita Falls
Clair Burns
Ponca City
Okla
C. L. Jones
Houston
Merle Dawson
J. W. Baldwin
C. D. Blair
Lubbock
Ronnie Witt
Perryton
Wallace Gregory
Tatum
N. M
James Sopp
Worth Nelson
Amaorillo
Jack Lover
Pampa
Eddie Dupree
Stillwater
Ohio
W. A. Mosley
Lovington
J. E. Snead
W. M
Hayter
W. L. Reeves
Danny Freundlich
Fort Worth
Harold Ochsner
Stuart Dowlen
T. J. Templeton
Mary Gae Parr
W. L. Price
Bobby Dear
Dean Leeper
San Antonio
A. M. Hall Jr
J. DO. Lottland
Roy Leatherman
H. O. Sears
Dallas
Bill Tarwater
Iona Riggs
Groesbeck
Connie Herring
Carl Kirby
Garden City
Kan
J. P Goode
Barstow
Russell Good
Macomb
James
R. B. Collins Jr
Roswell
Con Boyd
Paul Davis Jr
Midland
Jim T Conway
Clint
Dave Handy
Lackland Air Force Base
John Daniel
W. B. Marriott
Jones
Jimmy Brown
Adrian
D. W. Conway
Bill Luce
Jim Whitlock
George Thompson
Wyandotte
Okig
W. E. Woosten
Hasker
Bill Womack
Olney
Curtis Goughan
Brownwood
K L Beck
Marcy Gay Parr
A. King
Robert Mansfield
Jack Lee
Abernathy
James Satterfield
C. Neal
Gene Sears
el Reno
Britt Robinson
Tahoka
Philip. D Ross
Fontana
Calif
Stan Ranekas
Thedford
Neb
Thomas Harris
Dale Hopkins
Big Spring
William McCord
Albuquerque
Ronal Ramsey
Biave Linam
Shreveport
Pete Elliott
Amarilla
Walter Fraser Groom
Burke Mand
Friona
W.L. Price
Don Beck
Hobbs NM
W. P. Crudgington Ciourde
Bill Dunlap
W. G Freeman
Oklahoma Duty
J. F. Boyd
Arlington
Darrell Bynum Houston
Saul Freundlich
C. W. Dunavant
J P Goode
Burstow
James Westfall
Canyon
Jerry Dupree
Cactus
Larry Fairchild Fiena
Rob Eccles Booker
Bob Barber
Jack Loven
Parmpa
Dawson Curry
A. C. Bridwell
Littlefield
Bob Vandiver
Julie Good
Shamrock
Eilis Cockrell
Duncan
Clyade Tatum
Eugene Stites
James Martin
el Paso
Jim Hordius
John Killian
Bill Southwell
Edward Roberts
Cushing
Okio
Ellis Cockrell
Duncan Okla
Gordon Nees
Martin Holloway
Groesneck
W. W. Wise
William Skinner
Tulsa
Roy Shults
C. E. Mitchell
Trinidad
Colo
Louis Boynton
Joni Scullin
Watertown
Wis
Brooks
J. B Davis
Perrynon
Melvin Wiley Jr
Roy Vostok
John Rigas Groesbeck
James Gotcher Parneg
Iit
J G. Souris Vernon
C. Lillard Friona
Frek Stickney Andrews
Elmer Mackey
Boise City
Jack Younger
Gene Davis
Plainview
Prentice
Cecil Burrows
Billy Williams
Frank Harper
Clinton Okla
Gayle Morrow Andrews
Owen Wright
Seagoville
Arthur Mast
Bow
R. H. Soller
Dick Grovestack
Area Rillo
W. M. Mavter Megorge
Virgil Goldwater
Tommy Stanton
Dimmitre
Mrs. Jona
Rians Groespeck
William Terry
Hobos
H O Sears
George Freetoge Littlefield
Odell Cates
Marvin Price
Frances Hoyter
Jorge
WL. Reeves
Danny Frandlich
Yanks snap slide with four homers in 6 2 win over Tigers
New York belted four home runs led by Harry Bright Tom Tresh Clete Boyer and Hector Lopez to defeat Detroit 6-2. Whitey Ford scattered three hits over six shutout innings to earn his eighth victory while Mickey Lolich took the loss. Norm Cash and Al Kaline homered for Detroit.
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Detroit
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
Harry Bright
Tom Tresh
Clete Boyer
Hector Lopez
Whitey Ford
Yanks
New York
Bright
Roger Maris
Mickey Lolich
Norm Cash
al Kaline
Tresh
Boyer
Lopez
Yankee
Joe Pepitone
Ford
Lolich
SAN Antonio EL Paso
White
Linares Ss
Bova
Sparks
Pointer
Cardenai Wynn Ss
Pendleton If
Dietz Rf
Olivares Rf
Calero
Grote
Stubing
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Little P
Engel Cf
Hoerner Po
Hundiey c
Bradey
Sloko Sk
Rolas Penclver
Los Angeles
Chicago
Roznovsky
San
Hubbs
Wynn Linares Sparks
Williams If
Cardenal
W. Davis
Mathews
Little
Rosenboros
Bertel
Hoerner
Trace'ski
dRanen
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Schatter
Slomkowsk
Zimmer
Henrion
Richison
Bruton Cf
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Chostro
Brewer
Rich'dson
Sturdivant
Howard
Kaline
Roebuck
Sin
San Antonio
el Paso Maris Rf
Elston
Tracewski
Bertell White
Linares
Ath Boyd
Philps
Eoonce
McAuliffe
R. Davis
Engel
Wert
Wills
Les Grote
Handley c
Angeles
Davie
Moris
Rodgers Mathews
Williams Brock
Courtney
Banks J. Santo T. Davis
C. Davis
Regan
Fon
Willse—Trocewsk
Gilliam
Sf—Gill
SO Yellen
Koufax
E McAuliffe
New York Va
el Aso
Pepitone
Bright Sherry
Yollen Ftry
U—Caerrigan
Hurley
Flaherty
DiMuro Donatelli
Crawford Venton Steiner
Doyle
Blehman
Yellen
Henrion and
Rennert
Dodgers Drub Cubs as Wills Three-Run Double Sparks Rally
Maury Wills delivered a three run double in the sixth inning to halt a Chicago rally and spark the Dodgers to an 11 8 win over the Cubs. Ernie Banks hit three homers for Chicago finishing with 13 homers this season as the Cubs briefly led 6 4 before Los Angeles sealed the series with a three run seventh. Dick Ellsworth took the loss as Larry Sherry earned the win in relief.
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Chicago
Maury Wills
Dodgers
Cubs
Ernie Banks
Banks
Frank Howard
Lindy McDaniel
Sandy Koufax
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Dick Ellsworth
Sun Kings Sweep Bullets to Lead Texas League
The Sun Kings swept both games from the San Antonio Bullets in El Paso prompting a league lead. Strong pitching and loud hitting powered the pair of wins as the Bullets fell to third behind Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
el Paso Sun Kings
San Antonio Bullets
Bullets
Austin
Angels Stop Twins Streak Amid Tragedy
Los Angeles right hander Ken McBride earned his third straight win as the Angels beat Minnesota 4-2 to snap the Twins four game run. McBride learned his 24 year old brother Clifton died in a Cleveland auto crash before game time and still pitched eight innings. McBride allowed seven hits with seven strikeouts and three walks.
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LOS Angeles
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Minnesota
Twins
McBride
Clifton
Cleveland
Ken
Romack Wins Rock City Open After Playoff
Barbara Romack defeated Shirley Englehorn in a sudden-death playoff to win the Rock City Women’s Open at Valley Brook Golf and Country Club in Chattanooga Tennessee. Both players finished regulation at 212 after 54 holes. Englehorn birdied the 17th and 18th to force the playoff. Romack closed with a par after missing a short putt to win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chattanooga
Tenn
Barbara Romack
Shirley Englehorn
Rock City
Valley Brook
Miss Englehorn
Miss Romack
List of names and numbers across Oklahoma and nearby cities
A dense roster of individuals with associated codes and locations including Oklahoma City, Boise City, Amarillo, Wichita Falls, and Fort Worth. The fragment shows many personal names paired with numeric values and regional tags, suggesting a directory-like or tabulated listing from a period newspaper.
Funderburk Takes Honors At Amarillo Speed Bowl
The largest Sunday crowd in five years, about 4,500 including 1,000 youths, saw R. V. Funderburk drive the Jack Moss Special to win the 20 lap super modified main event by at least a body length over Putt Putt Roberts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
R. V. Funderburk
Funderburk
Jack Moss
Roberts
Sleepy Nelson
Rose Drives in Two as Reds Beat Phillies in DH
Pete Rose drove in two runs with a sacrifice fly and a homer to lift Cincinnati 3-1 over Philadelphia in the second game of a doubleheader. The Reds blew a five run lead in the ninth and lost the first game 8-7 in 10 innings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Pete Rose
Cincinnati
Reds
Bi Rose
Tahlor
Skinne U
Callison
Pinson
Gonzalez
Robinson
Covington
Spencer
Sievers
Coleman
Demeter
Edwards
Dalrymple
Cardenas
Wine
Purkey Po
McLish
Wortha
Green
Henry
aTorre
cGonder
Duren
dHarper
bLemon
Zann
Kippsn
Amaro
Vers
Onde
Gonder
Covinaton
Ee Aee
Rose
Fonzales of
Tsitouris
Boozer
Boldschun
Baldschun
Boozer PO
Cincinnat
Taylor Wine and Sievers
Lipostein
Tsitouris Walsh Burkhart Conian
Pelekoudas
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Hankins
McCraw
Cousey
Charlies
Nicholson
Siebern
Essegion
Weis
Cimoli
Martin
Lumpe
Peters
Wilhelm
Rakow
Pizarro
oAlusik
Harrelson
Howser
Coftier
Cavolillo Cf
Minoso
Hawkins
Luplow
Hinton
Eye Toys
Whitfield
Kansas City Francona If
Brinkman
E—Hershberger
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Cage
Op—Hansen
Arcue
McCrow
Wels
Heig
Brown
Phzarro
Landrith
Fischer L
Valen
Coates
Fine
McKinley
Chylak
Rice
Bronstad
Amie Cleveland
E—Cottier
Poa
Bell
Held
Alvis
Davolino
S—Mcdowell
McDowell
Lee Y Bell
von Erich, Wahoo Clash
Drum Senators
Bi F.alou
Fazio
Hiller
Spangler Lf
McCovey If
Aspronte
Mays
Warwick
Cepeda Ib
Staub
Holler
Goss
Ovenport
Bateman
Bowman
Hartman Ss
Am Alou
Farrell
Pagan
Sanford
Duffalo
Cepeda
Erbbso Sanford
Forrella
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Smith
Jockowski
Secory
Schilling Spices
Pappas
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Earley
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Hall
Radatz
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Miller
Tillman
Powell
Stuart
Yastrezmnski
Gentile
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Snyder
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Wilson
Earleyv
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Tillman U
Bob Frieng
Milwaukee
Pittsburgh Opr Ab
Schofield
Maye
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Savage
Clemente
H.aaron
Mazerski
Clenden
Torre
Bailey
Pagliaroni
T.aaron
Stargel
McMillan
Friend
Lemaster
Piche
Dillard
Schneider
Mave
Eee
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Friend W
U—Forman
Ater Bricbi Menke
Larker
Ze Dillard
Mozer’k
eMorton
Clend'n
Aaron
Pagtiaroni c
Jones Cf
T.a'r
Cardwell
Calogan
Samuel
Face
Crandall
cBur
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Shaw
Sisk
Veale
Burgess
Pittsbur
E—Bailey Schofield
Menke McMillan
Larker McMillan
Menke
Benke Schofield
Jones Pa Oroni
S H. Aaron
S—Spahn
SO Spohn
Cardwell L
Lawrence
Shotner
Otott Photo
Lester Williams
Phil Nichols
John Kniffen
Nicole Huwe
Marie
Benny Lawerence
Buddy Satterwhite
L. Shotner
James Utterbock
Lawerence
Phil Nichol
John Knutten
Nicholes
Marie Hutchins
Billi Wore
Jim Borne
Joeperree Sinan
Ware-A Barnett
Penny Byerly
Linda Broudt
Byerly-Broudt
Williams Jones
BOYS
Ronnie Barnett
Jim Foran
Barnett-Foran
Cline-Crain
Terry Byerly
Carol Brandt
Byerly-Brandt
Port-Hare
Don Novak
Dut Cline
Lacky
Phillips Golf
Ist Nati
Bank
Larry Sherry
Dodger
Sun Kings
Pearson
Killebrew
Dees
Bottey
Hall Rf
Rollins
Thorn's Rt
Versalles
Moran
Allen
Koppe
Sadoski
Perry
Dailey
Wetnes
Allison
Moore
Ronburk
Sullivan
cGorylo
Ward A
Los Anges
Meride
Fregosi
Rollins Botley Rollins
Romack
Warren Ashby
Bobby Martin
Kenny Sudd
Tony DeAlessio
R. Vvenema
Wally Moulder
Sportsman
Wayne Ling
David Horn
Tommy Randolph
Ings
Jesse Barfield
Bad Funderburk
Chace Bills
Stdd
Ashby
Jack Jackson
RV Funderburk
C. J. Bichsel
Laoo
Ann Rogers
Betty Bichsel
Dorothy Hamlin
Gene Latham
Bonnell Thompson
Jimmy Ratliff
Roland Bronson
Billy Joe Smith
Latham
Nelson
R V. Funderburk
Bronson
Marvin Sinclair
Red Ethredge
Junkers
Miazyme
S & M Drug Stores
Rose Sticks
Sid
Second & Taylor
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