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Newspaper
Lamesa Press Reporter
Location
Lamesa, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1973
Page
6
Collins-Rotary top Rotary 10-9 after ten quick runs in Thursday Little League. Danny Swinewise earned the win with three innings. Mark Price and Bobby Bilberry followed. Rudy Rodriguez took the loss for Rotary.
Lamesa Golden Tor turned back Brownfield Cubs 7-6 in 9th inning to claim the District 3-AAA baseball championship and earn a bi district meeting with the 4-AAA winner. Palmer pitched 9 innings with key strikeouts. Robinson scored three runs and Boston added a two-run triple.
Tuesday night action saw Punkin Center edge Bob Brown 6 5 as Glen Williams earned the win and Bruce Kirkland took the loss Ray Brown went 4 for 4. Optimists beat Acevedo's 9 7 with Richard Gentry winning and Andy Cisneros losing Hogg Welding routed Barrington Pump 16 1 led by Don Gibson win and George Clark loss Sisson homered for Hogg Kent Mccurley for Barrington Optimist Club beat Bob Brown 13 8 on field one with Gentry the winner and Kirkland the loser Gordon Harris homered for Optimist Club Ten Mile Gin defeated Dyer Furniture 97 Jackie Schneider won and Art Karger lost Acevedo's did not play due to a death in the Acevedo's family
Babe Ruth team scored four in the first and three in the fourth to beat Lamesa Delinting 8-2 Tuesday night. Kent Parchman won, relieved by Larry Arrendondo in the fifth. Alfred Garza and Arrendondo led with two hits each. Debnting Morales had a double and single for Lamesa. Other games: Goolsby-Adcock Gin 14 Adcock Gin 9. Amos Supply-Jacks Auto 13-3 over Jack's Auto. $10-Optimist SIC and Optimist tied 6-6 after seven. Furr's Lamesa Delinting 13-6.
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