McCarthy Returns as Red Sox Open Spring Training
Baseball action opens with McCarthy back at the helm as the Red Sox lose 4-2 to Connie Mack's Athletics in the AL opener. Marchildon and Brissie star for Philadelphia, while Reds beat Pirates 4-? in Cincinnati as Babe Young clashes with Stan Rojek and a fan near the stands.
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Ortega Grada Dues To Feature Tonight's Pro Boxing Program
Ortega known as a Dalhart footballer and former Golden Gloves champion faces Angel Grada of Mexico City in a scheduled 10 round pro bout at the Municipal Auditorium. The card includes six and four round bouts with several local and regional fighters in action. Admission ranges from one dollar to ringside seats.
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Hubert Gray
Amarillo
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Golf Not What It Used To Be
Walter Hagen reflects on changes in golf from rougher equipment and courses to longer drives, contrasting old and new eras. Byron Nelson jokes about a book refunds and a Honolulu critic, while local sports notes highlight Vincent Knight’s pitching, Buddy Rodgers in wrestling, and the Suffolk Goobers at Peanut Park.
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Pampa Batters Smash DeWitt For 8 Runs In Abilene Opener
The Gold Sox open the West Mexico season in Abilene with a 8-7 loss to Pampa. Rookie Clyde DeWitt gave up all eight Pampa runs in four innings as Frank Mekules worked the last four. Woody Salmon led the visitors with four hits in five at bats, while Doug Lewis and Mel McCulley surfaced as batting surprises.
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Twelve Schools Vie for Region Track Honors at Lubbock
Twelve teams compete in Class AA region track at Lubbock with Wichita Falls Electra Vernon Graham Lubbock Brownfield Plainview Lamesa Amarillo Pampa Borger and Children. First and second place winners in each event advance to the state meet in Austin May 7 and 8. A Class A and B meet accompanies the AA event.
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Austin
Rebels Rally in Texas League Action Over Tulsa
Dallas Rebels beat Tulsa 9 1 at home after a 31 1 loss to Oilers. Orrell stars with three hits and a shutout through seven innings as Dallas bats total 17 hits. Exporters win 9 0 over Shreveport. San Antonio, Oklahoma City also win as Houston and Fort Worth lose.
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Women Take Time Off For Meeting
Dallas April 2007 The Women's International Bowling Congress pauses its tournament for a series of business meetings. Standings show Team regular Kathryn Creme Pact of Chicago with 2 181, Team booster Schells Nur sery of Dallas 2 104, and Doubles Moss Bunger of Corpus Christi 1 123.
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