Nunn and Garcia Spark 8-7 Win Over Colorado City Wolves
Brownfield and Colorado City split a tight District 3-AAA clash as Nunn and Garcia propelled the Cubs to an 8-7 victory. Nunn homered twice and singled in a day of 4-for-4 hitting while Garcia added a first-inning homer and later contributed the decisive run. The win ties Brownfield for the district lead at 6-2 with four games left in the season.
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Houston Eyeing SWC Entry At May Lubbock Meeting
Despite silence on the UH bid to join the Southwest Conference, strong indications point to a May 8-9 Lubbock vote. Houston competes with big growth and big athletics, while supporters at Rice and Texas push for admission, arguing larger conferences prove viable.
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Little Leaguers Open Season With Early Wins
Little League opened with several games Monday and Tuesday. The Longhorns beat the Raiders in Blue Jean action. In Minor League play Royce Richards hit the season’s first homer as Sports beat Bulls 8-4, Oilers edged Cats 14-12. In Major League the Giants beat the Red Sox 5-3 with Mike Roberson hitting a homer and two doubles. Billy Blankenship earned the win, Clark Collier the loss.
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Three Teams Knot For League Lead In Busy Tuesday
Snyder Tigers edged ahead as the Mustangs beat the Razorbacks 9-1 on the first day of afternoon play. In minor league action the Eagles defeated the Senators 11-7 while the Cubs routed the Yankees 16-6 in a major league tilt highlighted by Danny Atkins grand slam and Ricky Rowe solo shot. The Indians toppled the Braves 9-4 with Ruben Garcia driving in three runs and Richard Lepard taking the loss.
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Langford Named LHS Principal
LAMESA A G Langford was named principal of Lamesa High School Monday night at the regular School Board meeting. Langford has served as head football coach and succeeds Bill Reeves who plans to leave in July for a scholarship. No action yet on a successor to Langford as head football coach.
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