Gobbler Tourney Opens With Clemens Apaches Clash
The Cuero Gobbler baseball tournament begins at Cuero Park Stadium at 2 30 p m with Gonzales Apaches facing Samuel Clemens of Shertz Cibilo. Other games include San Marcos vs Yoakum and Bishop Forest against Port Lavaca.
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Yoakum
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Five Cuero Ladies Earn Bowling Patches
Five Cuero women earned patches for 175 or higher games in the Texas State Bowling Tournament last weekend. To qualify a bowler must carry an entering average of 139 or less. Named patch recipients include Eloise Poenisch 18 Matt Boehl 182 June Gray 17% Margie Foster 175 Mary C Kahlich 19. Kahlich also bowled a 192 but could receive only one patch. Final prize money decisions expected by May.
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Eloise Poenisch
Matt Boehl
June Gray
Margie Foster
Mary C. Kahlich
Mary Kahlich
Roasted Ox Planned For Ann Marie Proell Homecoming
Vienna reports Anne Marie Proell won the women's World Cup ski title in Abetone Italy. The hamlet plans to roast an ox on her village square when she returns. The 17 year old said she will seek a driver's license at 18 and hopes to open a hotel, marry, and have five children.
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UPI
Anne Marie Proell
Italy
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Kleinar Salzburg
NAIA Tournament Scores and Related Basketball Results
Report of NAIA tournament games in Kansas City with Kentucky State 73 over Central Washington 38 Eau Claire 97 over Earlham 76 Grambling State 77 over Gilboa State 75 Fairmont State 83 over Great Falls 71 East Michigan 71 over Whittier 70 North Carolina A&T 98 over Jackson State 73 Saint Augustine 99 over North Dakota State 62 Eliz City 74 over Indiana Pa 72. ABA results include Floridians 116 over Denver 113 and Indiana 122 over Memphis 113. Other scores from Wednesday and Thursday list Cincinnati 120 over New York 118 at Atlanta 139 to 9% plus schedule notes.
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Detroit
Seattle
Baltimore
Portland
Clay's Corner Aide Suspended by New York Commission
Bundini Brown, Cassius Clay's longtime cornerman, received a suspension from the New York State Athletic Commission. He was cited for repeatedly coaching from the corner and throwing water into the ring during Clay's loss to Joe Frazier on Monday night.
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WPD
Bundini Brown
Cassius Clay
New York State Athletic Commission
Clay
Joe Frazier
World Champion Woman Rifle Shooter Retires From Competition
World Champion Lady International Rifle Shooter Captain Margaret Murdock retires to become a homemaker. She never lost in Women’s World Standard Rifle matches and earned a berth on the men’s team for the 1970 World Championship. Her top five qualification score was 3419 with 3397.
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Margaret Murdock
Gobbler era stars and record feats highlighted in 1964
Jim Stone scored 41 points as Cuero fell 80 to 70 under Coach Salcher. Stone finished the season with over 20 points per game. Maxine Tubbs and Bobby Hesse earned Gobbler King and Queen honors, with Tubbs also named basketball sweetheart. Curtis Mulls of Texas A&M set a 440 yard dash world record time of 44.7 and ran 20.4 in the 200 at SWC meet.
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Filiberto Garcia
Bobby Meitzen
Sammy Meitzen
Lalo Triana
Ricky Wheeler
Randy Smith
Raymond Hawke
Henry Luddeke
Jim Stone
Salcher
Cuero
Jim
Maxine Tubbs
Bobby Hesse
Maxine
Curtis Mulls
Texas A&m
Aggie Land
Curtis
Astros Triumph Over Mets In Exhibition Thriller
The Houston Astros defeated the New York Mets 4-3 in an exhibition at St. Petersburg. Dennis Menke drove in two runs with two doubles as Houston extended its winning streak to three. Tom Grief starred on the mound for Houston while Jerry Koosman and Dean Chance pitched for the Mets. Tommy Agee added two doubles for New York.
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New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Dennis Menke
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Houston
Tom Greif
Jerry Koozman
Dean Chance
Tommy Agee
Frazier Named Boxer of the Month by WBC in Manila
The World Boxing Council named heavyweight champion Joe Frazier as boxer of the month in Manila for his decisive victory over Cassius Clay.
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World Boxing Council
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Joe Frazier
Cassius Clay
Vanderbilt Announces NYRA Purse Increase Linked to Albany Legislation
Alfred G. Vanderbilt, chair of the New York Racing Association board, said a projected purse increase of about 3 million dollars will result from legislation recently enacted in Albany.
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New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
New York Racing Association
Albany
Mills brothers lead A&M relay lineup with world record holder
Mills and his brother Marvin join Curtis on the 880 yard relay team that set a world record of 1 21.7. Rockie Woods and Donny Rogers complete the four man group returning this season. Gobbler Baseball Tournament opens at 2 30 p m today inviting fans to attend.
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Marvin
A&m
Curtis
Rockie Woods
Donny Rogers
Baseball scores and spring training matchups mix across league
Heralded games show Houston 4 Mets as St Louis 7 Detroit and San Francisco 14 California 4. Pittsburgh 7 Philadelphia 4 and Tokyo 7 Kansas City 4. Multiple exhibition tilts list Chicago rivals, Milwaukee, San Francisco, Oakland, and New York in Florida and Arizona venues with teams like Los Angeles Cleveland Baltimore and Boston frequenting spring sites.
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N.Y. Mets
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Detroit
San Franciso
Califorpie
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Cincinnati
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Philsd
Tovko
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Baltimore
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Sarasota
Ivy League presidents appoint Brady to study athletics costs
Gerald P. Brady professor of business law at Columbia University named by eight Ivy League school presidents to scrutinize all aspects of athletics in an effort to cut rising financial costs.
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New York
Gerald P. Brady
Columbia University
Price Fixing Delight Affects Sellers Too
A concise note reflects on price fixing as a controversial practice, noting its impact on sellers when not affecting their output. The remark hints at market distortions and fairness concerns in pricing dynamics.
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