Brownfield Stars Clinch 6-0 Babe Ruth Opener
Brownfield All-Stars ride a strong Craig Collier performance and timely hitting to a 6-0 win over Frontier in the Babe Ruth District Tournament. Tommy Gee added a sixth inning two run homer as Collier fanned seven over five plus innings while six Brownfield players collected hits in the opener.
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Craig Collier
Brownfield
Frontier
Morton Sundown
Collier
Tommy Gee
David Bentley
Leo Smith
Smith Scor
Ken Stavenhagen
Bobby Jackson
Helder
Doug Crabtree
Larry York
Eddie Lyons
York
Gee
Joe Ervin
Kenny Palmer
Meadow and Route Listings from Court Continuation
Addresses and names appear for residents and routes across Meadow, Buckley, and nearby areas. Notable entries include multiple Route 1 Meadow listings, several Box and Box numbers, and individuals such as Harlan Mason, Lynn Smith, James Thurman, and Lloyd Hollis. The fragment outlines local names and routing references without a narrative or outcome.
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Meadow G Ho
James Thurman
Sam Teague
E. Keppte
Loyd Moore
Buckley
Alton Webb
Arnold Patton
Meadow
C. A. Pippin
Carlton White
George W Bartlett, Jr
Hubert Henson
Kenneth Purtell
EB. Cardwell
Lloyd Hollis
Automen Hand Brownfield in district tourney upset loss
Lubbock Automen defeated Brownfield 6 to 4 in the District 19 tourney, ending Brownfield’s first loss in the double elimination format. Pitcher Clawson earned the win for Lubbock Auto, while Garcia took the loss for Brownfield after a rocky first inning. Vernon stood out with a two-base hit and two RBIs for the Automen, and Nunn made key defensive plays for Brownfield.
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Dorian Clawson
Bobby Denison
Garcia
Clawson
Teddy Howell
Denison
Connie Vernon
Brownfield
Garcia Howell
Vernon
Lubbock Auto AB
Brown
Barnett
Howell
Nunn
Milburn
Lubbock
Rice
Duval
Smith
Kohler
Vancing
Amaldo Garcia
Eagles Capture Minor League Title in Tight Finish
The Eagles edged the Sports to win the Little League Minor title as Danny Sereni started and Donnie Warden closed. Cousineau Flahe and Sereni earned Minor All Stars honors, with Brigg named mentor for the All Stars who meet the Major League runner up Tuesday at 7:30 pm in Litthe League Park.
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Eagles
Danny Sereni
Donnie Warden
Warden
Jimmy Cousineau
Randy Moorehead
Arthur Flache
Cousineau
Flache
Ronnie
Gary Bowers
Flaehe
Serenil
Jimmy
All Stars Announced For Little Leagues In Brownfield
The Brownfield News Herald lists 1964 Little League officers led by President Tommy Wilson and Vice President L G Moore. Major League All Stars include Gary Baccus Red Sox and Dennis Clay Braves among others. second team and Minor League selections follow with numerous players from local clubs and teams.
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Tommy Wilson
L. G. Moore
Shirley Curry
S. B. “Shorty” Collier
Dean Murphy
Gary Baccus
Red Sox
Rusty Baggett
Yankees
Dennis Clay
Braves
Scott Doss
Brownfield wins in 11 innings to reach District finals
Brownfield defeats Lamesa 5-4 in 11 innings to advance to the District 19 baseball finals. Teddy Howell pitched 10 1/3 innings with three hits allowed and drove in the winning run, after Brownfield trailed 0-3 early and tied the game with solo runs in the 2nd 3rd and 4th innings. Bobby Denison scored the eventual winner in the 11th after a fielder’s choice and base stealing sequence. Brownfield now meets Lubbock Auto in Saturday’s slated final, aiming to avenge earlier losses to the Auto club.
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American Legion
Brownfield
Lubbock Auto
Stanley Ritter
Don Brown
Gary Nunn
Amalio Garcia
Bobby Denison
Archie Jennings
Clifford Niles
Ray Brown
John Best
Lance Copeland
Ronnie Davis
J. W. Harrell
Connie Vernon
Teddy Howell
J. B. Huckabee
Littlefield
Brownfield American Legion
Lamesa
Brown
Lamesans
Automen
Cubs
Grid Tabs Made Available Here for Brownfield Cub Football
Notification goes to individuals who want season tickets for Brownfield Cub football. Pickup begins Monday at the School Tax Office or J O Burnett Clothiers with a deadline of September 1. For information call the School Business Office at 637 2424. Three MSU sprinters also play football: Sherman Lewis Bob Moreland Kon Watkins.
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Brownfield Cub
West Main
J. O. Burnett Clothiers
E. Broad
School Business Office
Michigan State
Sherman Lewis
Bob Moreland
Kon Watkins
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Terry County Lumber and Register
Lubbock Rd
Terry County Lumber
Caprock Champion
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