Cuero Foodcraft Leaders In Slo-Pitch League
Cuero Foodcraft moved into sole first place in DeWitt County Slo-Pitch with a 12-11 win over Yorktown Lone Star Stars at Cuero Park Stadium. Eric Pena hit a second homer a grand slam and Cuero scored ten in the fourth to grab the lead, while Yorktown’s Level Blain Eadie and Floyd Buesing starred defensively for the Stars.
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Pat Laake
Cuero Foodcraft
DeWitt County
Yorktown
Lone Star Stars
Cuero Park Stadium
Stars
Fonderaft
Cuero
Lone Star
Eric Pena
Fonderatt
Cue
Blain
Eadie Onder
Floyd Buesing
Tyrone Galloway
Bobby Castillo
Lester Edwards
Cuero Lions Club
Cuero American Legion
Cubs Send Hooten to Tacoma for More Work
Chicago Cubs manager Leo Unacher said Burt Hooten needs more work, optioning the Texas pitching star to Tacoma in the Pacific Coast League. Hooten, the Cubs’ top draft pick, believes his earlier major league appearance, if stronger, might have kept him on the traveling squad.
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Chicago Cubs
Leo
Unacher
University of Texas
Burt Hooten
Tacoma
Hooten
Cubs
Texas
Texas Football picks tilt for season in local classes
The magazine notes Brownwood in Class AAA and Retigi in Class AA expected to perform well. Ratings highlight AAA Port Arthur Jefferson Austin Reagan Dallas South Oak Cliff among clubs forecast to succeed as newsstands approach Saturday.
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Texas Football
Brown
Wood
Retigi
Chass
Port Arthur Jefferson ‘Austin Reagan Dallas South Oak Cutt
Cuero Poised To Win District After Hard Scrutiny
Cuero is favored to win our district as head coach Buster Gilbreth has Cuero ready for another tough year. Antonel Paige, a standout, joins the pageant while Billy Casper battles nerves after a four putt finish. International swimmers, including Russians and Australians, set to challenge in Santa Clara events. Classifieds note results.
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Cuero
Buster Gilbreth
Antonel Paige
Aseball Mall of Fare
Billy Casper
Ronay
Santa Clara
Calit
Hietaing
Mie
Seki
Femaing Camasorite
Froving
Nickie
Nike
Parstive
Soles
Tat
Marth
Eng Inna
Royal Birkdale
Ricki
Jimmy Kinsella
Tommy. Horton
Malcolm Gregson Thomson
Major League Standings and Thursday Results Snapshot
The American and National Leagues show Pittsburgh New York Chicago Philadelphia Montreal atop East and San Francisco Los Angeles Houston Atlanta Cincinnati San Diego Oakland in West with several teams around .500. Thursday night results include Chicago 2 over Oakland 4 and California 7 Minnesota 4 as day’s schedule lists several matches with night games Atlanta at Pittsburgh Detroit at Washington Montreal at Philadelphia and New York at Cincinnati among others.
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New York
Chicago
Lowe
Philadelphia
Montreal
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
Cincinnati
San Diego
Oakland
California
Minnesota
Baltimore
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Milwaukee
Kansas City
Detroit
St. Louis
Cuero Young Farmers dominate Yorktown in 77-4 win
CYF routs Yorktown Pearl Beer squad 77 to 4 as Charlee Gohmert belts two home runs and Roger Weise drives in three runs. Dickie Bette Dougie Wait Darrell Berger and Glen Nagel also contribute multi hit efforts while Yorktown pitchers struggle amid six defensive errors. Meyersville edges Cuero Jaycnes 4-3 as Tommy Gohmert’s home run streak ends at three.
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Yorktown
Cuero
Yorktown Pearl Beer Squad
Yorktowners
Activites
Charlee Gohmert
CYF
Sls Con
Mike
Merton Deus
Fers
Dickie Bette
Dougie Wait
Darrell Berger
Daring Strain
Glen Nagel
Dickie McAlister
Johnny Goebel
Ind
Roger Weise Scor
Pearl Beer
Sammy ‘Kyrish
Gary Due
Robert
Norrisy * Behulte
Roger Weise
Muck Out
Glen Bacon Nagel Aionite
Yorkin
Wat le Wild
Haters
Eammates
Meyersville
Cuero Jaycnes
Ed Goerlitz
Preston Preiss
Tommy Gohmert
Nicklaus Playing Too Cautiously Says Thomson
Nicklaus trails leader Trevino and Jacklin in the British Open after rounds totaling 142. Peter Thomson criticizes Nicklaus for playing too cautiously and defensively as Trevino and Jacklin lead a star-studded leaderboard at Royal Birkdale.
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Nicklaus
Thomson
Southport
England
Inch Nicklaus
Peter Thomson
Australia
Lee Trevino
Britain
Tony Jacklin
Trevino
Jacklin
Liang Huan la
Argentian
Roberto de Vicengo
F Sary
Taiwan
Greens Down Blues Pony League Victory Report
Ronnie Meitzen pitched Greens to a 12 to 11 win over the Blues in youth league action. Bennie Prause took the loss after allowing 12 hits and six runs while striking out seven. Meitzen had three singles and Greene teammates added key hits including a triple by Gonzales along with multiple players contributing in a noisy line score.
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Ronnie Meitzen
Greens
Hl Vicory
Blues
Mer
Bennie Prause
Prause
Meitzen
Lacy Named to Lead NEA Architecture Arts Programs
Bul N. Lacy of Dallas was named to head the architecture and environmental arts programs of the National Endowment for the Arts, Washington. The appointment secures leadership for key NEA initiatives across design and cultural planning.
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Washington
UPI
Bul N. Lacy
Dallas
National Endowment For the Arts
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Yorktown Pearl Wranglers
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Yorktown Cone Star Stare
American Legion City of
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Sporteas
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N. Esplanade — Cuero
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Mission Valley
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Sweden
Stan Smith
Pasadena
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Heyersville Fork
Jon Valley
Cuero Jaycees Weesat
Yorktown Pearl Beer
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Dale Mayes
Doug Sanders
Nicklaue
At&t
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Bert Yancey
Charles Coody
Miller Barber
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Stan Smiths
Evonne Goolagona
Bowen Distributing CO
Frederick William
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Victoria
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