Gobbler Relays Save Five Records In Windy Meet
Seguin Matadors dominated with five first places and 107 points to win the Gobbler Relays held Saturday. Cuero’s Sammy Campos set a mile record at 4 28.2, Pearland’s shot put mark improved to 54 31 4 inches, and Wat kin Port Lavaca clocked 22.6 in the 220 with Wilson Seguin at 22.2. East Central Robins broke Peterek in pole vault at 17 6 inches as Columbus set a new mile relay mark.
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Victoria
San Marcos
Cuero
Columbus
Pearland
Pleasanton
la Grange
Judson
East Central
Samuel Clemens
Floresville
Sammy Campos
Sammy
Marty Askins
Robins
Peterek
Stroman
Watkins
Port Lavaca
Wilson
Seguin
Thompson
Andrew Prince
Cuero Gobblers
Mathis
Williams
Pickens
Whittington
Hopkins
Campos
Aleman
New Braunfels
Texas golfers edge in Alice triathlon. Luddeke nets second
Pan American golfers led by Amy Luddeke Cuero ex aequo second with 70 as Alice hosts a triangular match. AB shot 289, Fan Am 786. Andy’s team includes Tommy Jackson 71 Ivin Lawson 74 and Chris Belcambre 74. Rice vaulters set marks while East All Stars win 106 104 in OT.
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Fan Am
Wes
Andy
Tommy Jackson
Ivin Lawson
Chris Belcambre
Aloe Speedway Opens Season with 14 Drivers and $500 Prize
In Victoria, 14 drivers competed for $500 in the first Aloe Field Speedway night race of the season amid threatening skies and chilly winds. Ernie Tagliabue, Paul Tagliabue, and Clem Nava led money winners. next race set for April 10 with gates at 6 p.m., time trials at 7, racing at 8.
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Aloe Field Speedway
Mile Oval
Aloe Speedway, Inc
Randy Culpepper
Aloe
Ernie Byrd
Paul Teglabue
Clem Nava
Gobblers Open District Play at East Central
Cuero Gobblers travel to East Central Tuesday at 4 15 p m to begin the district chase after a 5 3 loss in Luling. Six and ten record with standout hitters Mike Hall David Cusack Ricky Kasper and others while Tim Clarke recovers from a broken hand. District foes include Gonzales Samuel Clemens Pleasanton and East Central.
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Cuero Gobblers
East Central
Gobblers
Luling
Cuero
Mike Hall
David Cusack
Ricky Kasper
Robert Caskey
Neal Salcher
Randy Henry
Joel Egg
John Gonzales
Robbi Kirk
Tink McMichen
Ronnie Meitzen
Tim Clarke
Clarke
Gonzales
Samuel Clemens
Pleasanton
Exhibition Baseball Standings and Sunday Results
Final standings show Chicago leading the league with 17 wins and 10 losses while San Francisco and Los Angeles follow at 16 10 and 16 10 respectively. Sunday results include Chicago defeating Chicago and other matchups like Boston over New York and Pittsburgh beating Montreal.
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Los Angeles
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Seeesabhoosas
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Boston
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Washington
Wichita
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Wih
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Oakland
Milwaukee and San Francisco set semifinals pace in NBA playoffs
United Press International reports the NBA semifinals feature the Bucks and Warriors leading two games to one in a best of seven. Chicago and Los Angeles hold similar positions as the series progress with key matchups on the schedule.
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United Press International
Bnet
Quad City Golf Tourney highlights tied 61s in chilly round
Three teams tied for top with 61s at 11 under par on Cuero course. Players included Donnie Gips Jack Locke Bill Laake Burgess Davis Arthur Schodde and others. Goliad declines Tri County cue. Cuero Yoakum Yorktown tourneys may adjust format. Park lights guidance and new city ordinance noted.
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Quad City
Donnie Gips
Jack Locke
Bill Laake
Burgess Davis
Arthur Schodde
Wayne Fenack
Hal Huffman
John McMillan
R. D. McFarland
Wm. Grunder
C. R. Gips
O. W. Craddock
A. J. Bohman
Raymond Hanke
Gov. Rusche
Randy Johnson
Dick Dixon
Roland Riedesel
Joe Sanchez
Bob Pratka
Goliad
Tri- County Golf Association
Cuero
Yoakum
Yorktown
Park
Towit
Astros Open Season as Dodgers Visit Houston
The Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Bill Singer, making a comeback after hepatitis and injury, opposes Houston's Larry Dierker in the NL opener. Dodgers also start Richie Allen, Bill Buckner, and Steve Garvey. Houston, coming off a 14 13 exhibition, aims to challenge Minnesota’s late rally.
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Houston
UPI
Bill Singer
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston Astros
Singer
Larry Dierker
Dodgers
Minnesota
Tom Griffin
Buddy Harris
Twins
Denny Lemaster
Brant Alyea
Danny Thompson
Jim Holt
Leo Cardenas
Tom Treschinski
Jim Wynn
Astros
Richie Allen
St. Louis
Allen
Cardinals
Bill Buckner
Steve Garvey
Walter Alston
Cocoa
Fla
Dierker
Buckner
Garvey
Dodger
Arlington-Washington Futurity nominations hit 478 two-year olds
Chicago reports Arlington Park Racing Director Peter Kosiba announced a total of 478 two-year olds have been nominated for the renewal of the Arlington-Washington Futurity on August 14. In Lakeland Florida, Detroit Tigers cut to 25-man roster optioning Cain Saunders Lagrow Reed Naggerson and Marting to Toledo.
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Arlington Park Racing
Peter Kosiba
Lakeland
Fla
Detroit Tigers
Les Cain
Dennis Saunders
Lerron Lagrow
Bob Reed
Russ Naggerson
Toledo
Ken Marting
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