Texas A&M Leads SWC Golf as Veriato Builds 5-Stroke Margin
Texas A&M sophomore Steve Veriato built a five stroke lead at halfway through the Southwest Conference golf championship at his home course. Teammate Tom Johnson sits five behind, while Arkansas pair Chuck Brownfield and Jim Cisne are three behind Johnson. Texas Tech leads the team standings as Texas withdraws from conference golf this season.
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Irontcas Baseball Quiz Tests Koufax Knowledge
Readers test their Sandy Koufax trivia with a 10 question quiz by Al Vada of Sporting News. Answers appear Sunday. The piece notes Koufax career feats and World Series marks, plus a safety note on a local gun club shoot attendance.
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Major League Standings and Night Games Listed
The schedule lists night games for Saturday with New York at Houston and other matches including San Diego at Pittsburgh Philadelphia at Chicago Montreal at St. Louis Los Angeles at Atlanta San Francisco at Cincinnati and New York at Houston again. Teams and venues are shown for the night slate.
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Thursday's Results From The Baseball Standings
Scores show Baltimore 3 Oakland 2 and California with Cleveland 4 Chicago 5 and Washington 4. Minnesota at Boston postponed due to rain. Tonight's games include Cleveland at Oakland Detroit at California Baltimore at Kansas City Chicago at Washington Minnesota at New York and Milwaukee at New York.
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Slo-Pitch League Completes Cuero Yorktown Schedule 1971
DeWitt County Slo-Pitch League set a ten game schedule for 1971 with six teams Cuero City Lions Cuero Foodcraft Cuero American Legion Post 3 Yorktown Lone Star Beer and Yorktown Pearl Beer. Opening night May 11 features 7 8 and 9 pm games at Live Oak Park.
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Best of Seven Utah Stars Take On The Kentucky Colonels
Utah Stars win Western Division with a 108-101 comeback over the Indiana Pacers to reach the ABA finals. The Kentucky Colonels clinch the Eastern Division with a 123-117 win over the Virginia Squires, setting up a star studded title series in Salt Lake City with record demand for tickets.
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Bulldogs Defeat Goliad in District Showdown
The Goliad Tigers lost 3-2 to Yoakum Bulldogs on Thursday. Goliad shares the district lead with Yorktown in 29 A.4, while Yoakum leads 25 AA. Goliad meets Yorktown in the season finale on May 6, potentially deciding the district winner. Allen Douglas pitched for the win with Richard Garcia taking the loss.
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Hebbronville Five CHS Girls Qualify For Regional Meet
Mrs Mary Lewis will take Marilyn Wesley Glodeane Mitchell Dorothur Barnett Clemmie Green and Ann Green to Hebbronville for the Girls Regional Track and Field Meet Marilyn earned regional by third place discus at district Glodeane runs 220 yd dash broad jump Dorothur to race 80 yd low hurdles and 100 yd dash Clemmie Ann Green Dorothur Glodeane form 44 yard relay If Glodeane repeats a 16 feet 11 inch broad jump she could break the standing record The coach called the qualification half way to nowhere due to the long drive
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Steinmark Condition Hushed Up After Hospital Readmission
In Houston at M. D. Anderson Hospital doctors refused to comment on the condition of former Texas Longhorn star Fred Steinmark who lost his leg to cancer in 1969. He was readmitted April 20 for evaluations and typically returns for periodic checkups. Hospital officials would not issue a condition report or discuss his confinement.
Montreal Edges Minnesota in Tight NHL Standings
Montreal defeated Minnesota 3 2 while New York beat Chicago 3 2 in hedged late games. The results impact the current NHL standings as teams chase the top positions and clinch potential playoff spots.
Renters Ad Promises Help With Vacant Rentals
Classified notice from a city expert offering rental filling services. Dial CR 5313 to address renting problems and locate suitable vacant units despite flooding conditions.
Pleasanton Hammered Cuero in Lone District Tilt
Pleasanton Eagles routed Cuero Gobblers 15 to 1 in five innings in Pleasanton. Cuero had two hits, nine errors, and three doubles, a triple, and a walk allowed. Néal Salcher took the loss while Pena earned the win as Pleasanton exploded for 11 runs in the third inning. Robbi Kirk and David Cusack had singles for Cuero. Next district game is May 7 at 4 15 p.m. versus Samuel Clemens.
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