Cuero Jaycee Park hosts 72 teams in city golf tourney
Seventy two teams from more than a dozen South Texas cities compete at Cuero Municipal Park in the Cuero Jaycee Partnership Golf Tournament. The event offers 1600 in merchandise prizes across four flights with first round play Saturday and final rounds Sunday supervised by Cuero golf pro R D Kizer.
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South Texas
Cuero Municipal Park
Cuero Jayceer Partnership
At & O'Clock Satur
R. D. Kizer
Cuero Golf Pro
Charles Papacek
John Blackaller
R. W. Briggs
Ikey Meitzen
Frank Burns
Wayne Fenack
Ottie Gips
Wayne Davis
Bennie Schramm
Paul Guerrer
Bob Rodriguez
Roy Kizer
Ray Leggett
Norman Freeze
H. V. Reid
F. B. Koehler
Fritz Koehler
Bill Hyman
Louis Duhose
Howard Minton
John Lee
Bert Stubbs
Behn Hubbard
R. J. Pollard
Harold Pernod
Henry Sheppard
Bob Davis
Ronnie Terreo
Harvey Heerssen
Dark Horse
Fritz Alexander
Pat Laake
Roland Riedesel
Melvin Sinast
Leo Land
Bill Tindall
Phil Ernster
John Wofford
Jim Conrad
H. H. Alford
Jim Howard
Langdon Smith
Siebert Blanks Orioles To Widen Boston Lead
Sonny Siebert pitched eight strong innings in a 2-0 Boston win over Baltimore at Fenway Park. He added a run-scoring single and collected his sixth straight victory as the Red Sox increased their AL lead over the Orioles to 2 1/2 games. Other AL results included Oakland 5-3 Kansas City, Washington 3-2 Detroit, Minnesota 4-3 Chicago, Cleveland 2-1 New York, Milwaukee 4-1 California. In the NL, Chicago 3-2 San Diego, New York 8-2 Pittsburgh, Cincinnati 5-2 Montreal, St. Louis 4-2 Houston, Atlanta 5-2 Philadelphia, San Francisco 8-4 Los Angeles.
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Fred McMane
UPI
Sonny Siebert
Boston Red Sox
Fenway Park
Baltimore Orioles
Siebert
Orioles
Red Sox
Oakland
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Chicago
Cleveland
New York
Milwaukee
California
San Diego
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Montreal
St. Louis
Houston
Atlanta
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago If
Philadelphia West
San Fran
Cincinnat
Gibson Beats The Astros 4-2
Bob Gibson’s pitching limits the Astros as St Louis scores three in the sixth to pull ahead. Dick Schofield drives in two on a two run double, adding to a week of clutch hits for the 36 year old shortstop. Marty Martinez provides a late pinch hit double for Houston.
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Gibson
Mets
Tom Seaver
Astros
Doug Rader
Jack Bullngham
Dick Schofield
Schofield
Willie Mays
Hank Aaron
Ernie Banks
Hoyt Wilhelm
Houston
Marty Martinez
Rich Chiles
Major League Standings and Weekend Results
Friday results include Washington 3 Detroit 2, Cleveland 2 New York 1, Boston 2, Baltimore 0, Oakland 5, Kansas City 3, Minnesota 4, Chicago 3, Milwaukee 4, California unknown. Saturday games list Oakland at Kansas City, Chicago at Minnesota, Cleveland at New York, Baltimore at Boston, Milwaukee at California, Detroit at Washington at night. Sunday schedule shows Milwaukee at California, Oakland at Kansas City, Detroit at Washington, Cleveland at New York with 2.
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Oakland
Kansas City
Chicago
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Milwaukee
California
Detroit
Washington
Cuero Turkey Trotters Bowling League Team Rosters
The Cuero Turkey Trotters Bowling League lists teams and captains including Hustlers led by Georgia Boysen, Laters led by Wanda Reuss, Four Roses led by Eunice Brier, Red Eyes led by Mary C. Kahlich, Alley Cats led by Eloise Poenisch, and Pop A Tops led by Blanche Bauer. League results show pins and scores with entries such as 12567 and 14109 across 21:15 and 19 17 12523 lines.
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Hustlers
Georgia Boysen
Laters
Wanda Reuss
Four Roses
Eunice Brier
Red Eyes
Mary C. Kahlich
Alley Cats
Eloise Poenisch
Blanche Bauer
NHL Playoff Standings and Weekend Bowling Notes
United Press International reports playoff standings in a best of seven series with results from Friday and Sunday including Chicago over San Diego and New York over Pittsburgh. Bowling event notes mention Cuero Ladies state tournament results with prize awards and individual series placements for Faye Duckett Georgia Boysen Eloise Poenisch Pam Green and others.
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Chicago
Montreal
Faye Ducket
Dick Bishop
Eloise Poenisch
M. ©. Kahlich
Floise Poenisch
Dolly Hahn
Georgia Boysen
Helen Barr
Det Bauer
Blanche Bauer
Ann Fenney
Margie Foster
Geneva
Pam Green
Faye Duckett
Cuero
June Gray
Pinch Hitter Delivers in Ninth to Drive Run
A pinch hitter went 4 for 7 season line and doubled in the ninth after a walk to load the bases. The run scored on Roger Metzger's grounder to second as the late scoring sequence produced the decisive run.
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Roger Metzger
Former T. C. U. Lineman Hale Dies at 55
J B Hale a star lineman and captain of TCU's 1938 undefeated Sugar Bowl team died Friday of a heart attack. The 55 year old helped defeat Carnegie Tech 15 to 7 with quarterback Davey O'Brien on the squad.
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Fort Worth
Tex
UPI
J. B. Hale
Texas Christian University
Hale
TCU
Carnegie Tech
Davey O'Brien
Cuero Toms in Shiner Clash Seeks First Win
The Cuero Toms visited Shiner to face the Clippers as manager Tom Banda hoped for a victory. The team has not won in 1971, dropping their first three games by slim margins.
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Cuero Toms
Shiner
Shiner Clippers
Tom Banda
Toms
Old Timers Meet Today In Hallettsville
Dozens of former Cuero Yorktown and Yoakum amateur and semi pro players plan to attend the 2nd annual Old Timers Reunion and barbecue in Hallettsville. The event at Blase's Place on the Shiner highway starts at 1 00 p m with barbecue supper serving at 4 30 p m. Players from 15 south Texas counties are expected.
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Yorktown
Yoakum
Hallettsville
Blase
Shiner Highway
South Texas
Donohue Seeks Pole at Indianapolis 500
Mark Donohue, fastest speedway racer, aimed to clinch pole position for the 500 mile race in Indianapolis. The Media Pennsylvania driver, 34, was a top favorite to start No 1 in the $1 million event on May 29 before about 250000 fans.
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Indianapolis
Ind
UPI
Mark Donohue
Speedway
al Unser
Media, Pa
Shape-up or Ship-out in wartime fitness test world
A health bulletin style roundup notes Americans and Austrians in a physical fitness test with American youths lagging older Austrian competitors. It mentions war era service numbers, a nurse by day moonlighting as a wrestler, motorcycling fatalities, parental smoking attitudes, and sports leaders including Willie Stargell and Tony Oliva. It also covers a Jaycee golf tourney and Cuero Foodcraft slo-pitch incident.
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U.S. Air Force
Boog Powell Pleads With AWOL Stepbrother to Return
Baltimore star Boog Powell, last season's MVP, talks up Kansas City outfielder Carl Taylor after Taylor left a game and burned his uniform. Powell, Taylor's stepbrother, spent about 45 minutes trying to persuade him to come back, saying the issue may not be only about batting averages.
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New York
UPI
Big Boog Powell
Baltimore
Powell
Carl Taylor
Kansas City
Bob Lemon
Taylor
Royals
Boog Powell
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Bob Gibson
New York Mets
United Press International
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GM Poston
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West Oakland
Minnesota California
Cuero Turkey Trotters Bowling League
NHL
June
Judith Burda
Cuero Toms In
Donohue
SporTeas
Mary Latinski
England
Willie Stargell
RBI
Tony Oliva
Harmon Killebrew
Jenkins
Dierker
Jim Voelkel
Cuero Foodcraft
Jim
Cuero Lions
Cam
Goodyear
Coppedge Tire Service
N. Esplanade
Cuere
Milton Richman
Park
Harvey Kuenn
Aute Ting
Nathan Post Lumber CO
N. Esplanade — Cuero
KCFH
Bobby Mack
Neal Daly
Ross Elliott
Babe” Juarez
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