Muleshoe Cue and Cushion aims for Texas Open glory
In Muleshoe Carlton Stowers Hugh Freeman runs a tight clean pool hall where Bill Taylor trains for the Texas Open Billiards Championship in Fort Worth. Taylor, the town’s best player, receives Freeman's support as he prepares for the $1,000 tournament and a future folding money rise.
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UIL Restates Summer Eligibility Rule
The University Interscholastic League restates its rule that high school athletes who play organized summer sports with college players lose eligibility. Affected players are those who sign letters of intent with colleges that provide tuition and housing. No suspensions have been publicly recorded. enforcement is by district committees.
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Tiger Rally Beats Yanks In Night Baseball Schedule
Recap of Tuesday results includes Baltimore 6 Boston 0 and Cleveland 6 Washington 1 with rain affecting Oakland at California and other night matchups. Standouts include Wise 5 5 for Philadelphia and Niekro 5 6 for Atlanta.
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ACC Ladies Golf Event Sees Jones Walker Reach Quarterfinals
The Jones Walker duo defeated Olson St Jeor 11 10 to move into the quarterfinals of the ACC ladies golf event. Collins Harkins of Houston beat Morgan Sloan 5 3 to face them next. Hervey Husted edged Rees Badgett one up on the 18th to join Neill Smith 11 8 in the next round. Tee off at 8 30 a m with first championship flight at 10 a m.
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HOCKEY COACH SAYS SOUTHERN FANS LACK IDENTIFICATION
Memphis South Stars coach John Muckler says hockey fails to gain traction in the South because fans cannot identify with players. He contrasts fan connection to baseball and football stars like Mickey Mantle and Johnny Unitas with Gordie Howe.
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A Giants Top Blues 4-2 Behind Jeffcoat Final Start
Hal Jeffcoat earned his seventh win with a five hit effort as the Amarillo Giants defeated the Memphis Blues 4-2 at Potter County Stadium. Morales, Holbert, and Marsden drove early runs, with Rosario and Mallon adding later hits to cap the scoring. The series concludes with a 7:30 p.m. game as Arkansas awaits a seven game stand.
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Tigers Rally Past Yankees With Six-Run Seventh Inning
Mickey Stanley and Willie Horton drove in two runs each as Detroit erased a 5-1 deficit with a six-run seventh inning. Rain delays totaling 99 minutes punctuated the contest at New York as Steve Barber faltered and Bill Monbouquette allowed the decisive rallies. Horton added a two-run triple and Northrup later scored an insurance run.
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Reed Hurls Win as Braves Defeat Phillies 6-1
Atlanta rookie Ron Reed allowed four hits and earned his eighth win against three losses in a 6-1 Braves victory over Philadelphia. He struck out 10 before Tony Taylor’s seventh inning homer ended the shutout bid. Braves built a 6-0 lead with consecutive first inning and third inning hits from Sonny Jackson Hank Aaron Joe Torre and Tito Francona.
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