Cass-Fitts, Carruth Win In Pony League Tuesday
Carruth Trucking defeated Smith Drug 11-7 behind Stan Payne and Mike Jones two hit pitching. Cass-Fitts beat Williams Auto 7-4 to stay undefeated in 14 outings. Jones contributed a double for Cass-Fitts while Monahans earned the win for Williams Auto.
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Carruth
Carruth Trucking
Smith
Stan Payne
Mike Jones
Cass-Fitts
Williams
Donny Cook
Smith Drug
Greg Morris
Jones
Eddie Gosnell
Glen Hammack
Danny Osterhout
Cook
Pat Winfield
W-A
Rodney Monahans
Ralph Page
Gene Hatcher
TV Cleaners Rally to Upset Loop Leaders 9-1
Leland Cleaners upset league leading Corner Drug 9-1 as Mike Miller restricted Corner Drug to three hits with six strikeouts. The First National Bank beat Underwood Butane 6-2 behind strong pitching and timely hitting, with Cecil Martin driving in the Druggists’ lone run via error.
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Leland Tv-Andrews Cleaners
First National Bank
Underwood Butane
Mike Miller
Mike Jones
Cecil Martin
Mike Alexander
Leland- Cleaners
Charles Springer
Danny Love
Pony Leaders Crush M M for 13th Pony League Win
Cass Fitts Colt shutout streak ends? not needed. In Pony League action Cass Fitts 16 M M Chevrolet 3 after a big first inning. Terry Warren pitched a one hitter for Smith Drug in a 14-5 win over Brownie.
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Cass- Fitts
M-M Chevrolet
Smith Drug
Brownie
Terry Warren
Rodney Monahans
Eddie Elkins
Elkins
Monahans
Billy Carruth
Billy Neal
Joe Trout
Bobby Roberts
M-M
David Sizemore
Tommy Love
Greg Morris
Smith
Danny Cook
Jim Nelson
Joe Bailey
James Baird
Baird
Morris
Don Turpin
Johnny Wells
Bailey
Triangular Meet Slated Here Saturday
A triangular track meet will be held at Andrews Mustang Stadium on Saturday replacing the San Angelo event. Teams from Lubbock Odessa and Andrews compete starting at 6 p m with San Angelo’s meet postponed.
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Andrews Mustang Stadium
Sanday
San Angelo
Lubbock
Odessa
Andrews San Angelo
Corner Drug Maintains Lead With 9-4 Win Over Telephone Co
Corner Drug stayed atop the league with a 9-4 victory over Telephone Co as Lonnie Upton relieved Dusty Gray to earn the win. Danny Love pitched a four hit 12 strikeout game in the nightcap, while Mike Miller belted a grand slam for Leland Cleaners and total hits highlighted by Carruth, Morrow, and Baird.
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Kenny Bryant
Miller
Tony Lopez
Dick Baird
Kent Monahans
Lonnie Upton
Jones
Bobby Matthews
Bankers
Randy Griffith
Ray Sharbutt
David Cole
Gary Cox
Eugene Sawyer
Griffith
Ricky Conners
Larry Martin
Richard Hamilton
Larry Kelly
Sharbutt
Danny Willey
Butane Co
Corner Drug
The
Telephone Co
Leland Cleaners
Piggly Wiggly
Dusty Gray
Jerry Fuson
Fuson
Mike Rogers
Larry Elkins
Mark Strawn
Sandy Sanders
Mike Alexander
Lynn Taylor
Mike Jones
Cecil Martin
Danny Love
Milton Carruth
Grocers
Monty Morrow
Mike Miller
Morrow
Carruth
Gary Warren
Doryl Helms
Summer track meets scheduled with changes announced
Summer track director Max Goldsmith said the Amarillo meet will be replaced by an invitational at Mustang Stadium on June 30. Teams from the South Plains and Permian Basin will be invited with preliminaries at 4 p.m. and finals at 7 p.m. The events are sponsored by the local summer recreation program directed by Gerald Woodward.
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Max Goldsmith
Mustang Stadium
Amarillo
South Plains
Permian Basin
Gerald Woodward
Two-Hitters Highlight NLL Contests
National Little League night games saw Commercial Bank Braves beat Forrest Lumber Cards 8-2 with John Beilue tossing a two-hitter and five walks. Posey Trucking Ben Franklin Phillies topped Magneto Service Pirates 6-2 as Bobby Campbell pitched a second two-hitter.
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Commercial Bank Braves
Forrest Lumber Cards
Posey Trucking
Ben Franklin Phillies
Magneto Service Pirates
John Beilue
Robbie Crombie
Richard Cornejo
Braves
Toby Green
Larry Drake
Wendell Davenport
Scotty Nieman
Beilue
Craig Hopkins
Jerry Oakley
Gary Jenkins
Bobby Campbell
Jimmy Streety
Pirates
Mike Hopkins
Gary McWilliams
Campbell
Freddy Lindsey
Dickie McWilliams
Donnie McIntire
Jimmy Patterson
Danny Ragsdale
Streety
Herzberger Cubs
Johnny Smith Motor Company
Giants
Forrest Lumber Co
Eldon Warren
Mike Parkhill
Nelson To Run In California In AAU Meet
Ted Nelson a sophomore at Texas A&M and former Andrews high school star will run in the National AAU track meet in Walnut California on Friday and Saturday. He will compete in the 44 yard dash as part of the event that selects a team to face the Russian squad this summer.
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Ted Nelson
Andrews
Texas A&m
Walnut
Calif
Nelson
Jukebox Money Taken In Break-Ins Monday
Two break-ins occurred Monday night as sheriff Paul Cumbie reports. The Paragon Drive-In on East Broadway was entered by breaking a window and the juke box coin box was emptied. A similar entry at the Desert Sands on the Odessa highway also targeted a juke box coin container.
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Paul Cumbie
Paragon Drive-In
East Broadway
Desert Sands
Odessa Highway
Visiting McAuleys From Dallas With Grandmother
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy McAuley and their children of Dallas are visiting here with Mrs. Lillie McAuley, the gentleman’s mother.
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Jimmy McAuley
Dallas
Lillie McAuley
Giants Rally In Final Inning To Beat Cubs 8 7
Giants win 8 7 over Cubs after a six run final inning. Terry Niblett and Richard Haynie pitched for the Giants, combining on the win with six strikeouts. Cubs pitcher Johnny Ross took the loss as Welborn led Giants with three singles and Domnie Carruth added a double.
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Giants
Terry Niblett
Richard Haynie
Johnny Ross
Cubs
George Welborn
Donnie Carruth
Lennis Pipkin
Brad Young
Billy Timmons
Ross
Gilbert Luna
Neil Newsom
Avalanche
Gary Jenkins
Greg Jenkins
Richard Cornejo
Warren
Jerry Tyler
Bobby Crombie
Randy Chambers
Ronnie McIntire
Dickie MacWilson
Phillies
Pirates
Braves
Abernathys Soar To Seattle World Fair And Olympia Visit
Mr and Mrs C L Abernathy depart Monday for a vacation trip to the World Fair in Seattle Washington They plan to visit Kenneth Starmans in Olympia Washington and tour the sights along the way
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C. L. Abernathy
Seattle
Wash
Kenneth Starmans
Olympia
Tracksters Shine at Lubbock Meet With Five Firsts
Andrews tracksters excel at the Lubbock summer cinder meet winning five events. In 12 and under, the 880 relay team of Williams Hutson Wood Strawn Humphries Love Hamilton Gray claimed first. Individual winners include Keen in 13 15 880 and Nelson in 440 dash.
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Andrews Tracksters
Jack Keen
Larry Coffee
Floyd Lindsey
Tony Hamilton
Wesley McCready
Ken Thompson
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