District Baseball Race Heats Up in SWC Tight Standings
District 3-AAAA remains a tight scramble with Amarillo and Tascosa pacing a crowded field. Key figures include Amarillo coach Gus Hinch commenting on rain delays, and standout players such as Randy Coleman of Lubbock High and Coronado’s Sammy Holt. The race features Palo Duro, Caprock, and Montery challenging the leaders as the schedule heads toward the stretch.
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Monterey
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Dodgers edge Indians in exhibition windup
Wes Parker hit two homers to power the Los Angeles Dodgers to a 5 1 win over Cleveland in the final exhibition game. Don Drysdale pitched six innings for LA while Duke Sims homered for Cleveland.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Cleveland
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Luis Tiant
Ed Farmer
Duke Sims
Indians
Don Drysdale
Dodgers
Standings and Week's Results From Local District 3-AAAA
The week covers standings for teams including Monterey Caprock Lubbock High Coronado Pampa Estacado Tascosa Borger and Amarillo with leading scorers and top performers. Tuesday results show Lubbock High at Monterey and Coronado at Vista. Saturday features Monterey at Coronado and Caprock at Tascosa among others with multiple ties and notable individual stats for Kharp Palmer Coleman Boyd and McCauley.
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Bobby Moegle
450Th Street
Plainsmen
Coronado
Amarillo
David Sharp
Randy Coleman
Coleman
Estacado
Mike Boyd
Pete Brown
Sammy Holt
Rusty Howard
Tuscosa
Ricky McCauley
Tascosa
Ted Liles
Lof Caprock
Alvin Achard
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Sneason
Tascoga
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Caprock
Plains
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Enduro Run reveals rough day for drivers and repairs
Benny and his father Carl worked through the night on a new engine for the Saturday practice. Benny finished sixth in the opening race before a cracked chassis and a second lap engine blow ended his finale. C. J. Bichsel of Amarillo rebuilt and returned to racing. Gibson suffered a broken ankle but returned as a spectator. he, a 36 year old Indiana native, noted his long racing career and a past midget wreck.
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Amarillo
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Indiana
Johnson Dominates Scrimmage as Longhorns Edge Orange
Freshman Monte Johnson ran 17 times for 134 yards and two touchdowns to lead White to a 35-21 victory over Orange in a Texas intra squad scrimmage. Teammate Steve Worster added 107 rushing yards, while Ted Kay split scoring for both sides.
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White
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Longhorns
Meredith To Lecture At Arkansas Spring Football Clinic
Don Meredith former Cowboys quarterback will headline the University of Arkansas Spring Football Coaching Clinic in Fayetteville in April 1920. Frank Broyles announces the two day event focusing on the passing game with lectures by Don Breaux Richard Williamson and others. The clinic is open to high school junior college and college coaches and features sessions on quarterback finesse dropback passing and pass protection with demonstrations.
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Jack Davis
Lon Farrell
Harold Horton
U of A
Litithe Rock
Hillcrest Ladies Set Playday at Country Club
Hillcrest Country Club ladies plan their weekly golf play day Tuesday with two divisions, 18 hole and nine hole, starting at 10 a.m. The event features multiple pairings across time slots from 10:00 to 10:30 a.m. with players listed for each flight.
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Verde Hicks
Butch Reynolds
Maudie Perry
Greta Boerner
Jewel Watson
Jean Averil
Mery Evans
Thelma Bain
Lou Rockwell
Mary Speer
Carolne Hess
Sylvia Hall
Dean Carpenter
Prigmore
Josce Noble
Phyt Rem
Devideon
Norma Levenson
Cathert Deeland
Uay "Lyall Gat
Portwood
Jackie
Alston Enters Hospital for Kidney Stone
Dodgers manager Walter Alston checked into Daniel Freeman Hospital in Inglewood California for a kidney stone. Dr Robert Woods said the stone is in the right kidney and may pass today with doctors possibly using a tube if it does not.
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Walter Alston
Los Angeles Dodgers
Daniel Freeman Hospital
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Dodger Club
Woods
Killy Makes Final Alpine Race amid Fans in Tahoe
Jean-Claude Killy marked the end of his international ski career in SOUTH LAKE TAHOE. After the ISALLOM World Cup men's race he sat among about 200 fans and cameramen, signing autographs and posing for photos despite finishing seventh. The crowd of roughly 5,000 cheered him as he completed both runs.
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Jean-Claude Killy
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Sunland Park Sunday Racing Results Include Multiple Races
Sunland Park hosting a day of racing with results across numerous events. Notable payouts include Tallys and drivers with fixed odds, total handle reported at $20,606 and attendance at 3,314.
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Jim Clark Dies After Formula One Career Ends in Tragedy
Jim Clark, celebrated British Grand Prix driver and two time world champion, died in London after switching to the Hocker haim team amid tax dispute. Clark topped the world driving standings with 25 career wins, surpassing Juan Manuel Fangio, and dominated U.S. and Watkin Glen events. He left racing eight years ago and earned fame rivaled only by Stirling Moss. Clark is survived by his parents, James and Helen Clark.
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Baseball Opener Set With Maris Out and Flood Filling Spot
Maris is out with a groin injury and Bob Tolan is chosen by Schoendienst to bat behind Brock and Flood if Maris cannot start. Cepe da leads off cleanup followed by McCarver Shannon Janier Dalsali and Gibson. The AL schedule opens with Washington hosting Minnesota and other games across the league.
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Sabrich Captures Slalom World Cup at Heavenly Valley
Vladimuar Sabich, 23, of Kyburz California and UC student, won the slalom World Cup race at Heavenly Valley with 105.93 seconds for two runs after a strong second run. Frenchman Jean-Claude Killy finished second at 107.92. Austrian Herbert Huber was unofficially second after scoring 106.32.
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Razorbacks Begin Spring Practice Ahead of 1968 Season
Arkansas coaches and players report for spring drills amid optimism after a 4 5 1 record last season. Key returnees include six of seven starting linemen and multiple lettermen on offense, while five starters depart on defense. The Red White game is set for May 11 at War Memorial Stadium with broader clinic events April 19 20 and spring actions running through May 11.
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Tommy Dixon
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Bob White
Jimmy Fillingim Tops Junior Key League Honors
Jimmy Fillingim led the Junior Key League with a 212 game and a SI series, topping the high game and series. Sonya Armentrout was the top junior girl with a 170 game and three-game total. In bantam, David Sarten posted 110 291 and Sondra Keeman led with 456 251.
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Filingim
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David Sarten
Sondra Keeman
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