Solid Picks Aim To Take Regional Titles In Odessa
Dunbar and Abilene are favored in the regional track meet at Odessa with free tickets to Austin available. Events start with field events in the morning and running in the afternoon, featuring top sprinters, relays, and pole vault standout Teddy Thames of Monterey, aiming for a repeat state meet berth.
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Avalanche-Journal
Dunbar
Abilene
Odessa
Don Nenry
Avalanches Journal Sports
Odessa-Dunbar
Austin
Slich
Maycee
Panthers
AAA
Ector
Hereford
Eagles
el Paso Jefferson
Palo Duro
Amarillo
Teddy ‘Thames
Monterey
Andrews
Thames
Wayne Davis
Gary Goodin
Davis
Buddy Smith
Smith
Goodin
Dick Taylor Carded First Hole-in-One at Meadowbrook
Dick Taylor scored his first ace on the 85 yard No. 6 hole at Meadowbrook during windy conditions Friday. Playing in a group with Tommy Arledge Lew Dee and Gene Coulter he used an iron on the shot.
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Tommy Arledge
Lew Dee
Gene Coulter
Sandies Win District Duel in Intermediates
The Sandies clinched victory in a district intermediate matchup, securing a win that showcased their competitive edge and key plays throughout the bout.
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Sandies
Phillies edge Astros 2-1 on Allen and Wines homers
Rich Allen and Bobby Wine hit their first homers of the season as the Philadelphia Phillies beat Houston 2-1 behind Chris Short's three-hit pitching. Short held the no-hitter into the fifth, with Aspromonte and Rader singles breaking it up.
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Rich Allen
Bobby Wine
Chris Short
Philadelphia Phillies
Houston
Short
Dave Giusti
Allen
Wine
Bob Aspromonte
Doug Rader
John Bateman
Hector Torres
Coronado Mustangs Claim Regional Golf Title
Coronado caps a windy Regional Golf meet with a 7-1 win over Palo Duro at Connie Mack Field. Muschalek dominates on the mound as Holt and Perkins spark late scoring. Andrews edges Snyder for AAAA medalist honors.
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Charlie Sanchez
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Amarillo
Odessa records CLASS AAA and AA track legends and marks
Odessa records a series of sprint and distance marks across classes A, AA, and AAA. The piece cites numerous athletes and schools such as Andrews, El Paso, Abilene, Borger, Lamesa, and San Angelo with historic times and record notes from 1832 to 1994, mentioning venues, relay times, and notable performances by athletes including Dennis Carruth, Randy Matson, Bobby Cunningham, and Ted Nelson.
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Joe Chilress
Odessa
ML Larater
Big Spring
Dennis Carruth
Borger
Walt Hurdies
Bill Howton
Plainview
Wurdies
Vincent Johnson
el Paso Austin
Abilene
Gillle Elas
Paso
Ken Cauble
Pinto Beenee
Randy Matson
Pama
Pampa
Johnny Gentry
Ector
Ricky Potts Jonahans
Ted Nelson
Andrews
Rueben Reyes
Bobby Cunningham
Littefield
Rock Woods
San Angelo
Lake View
Rocky Woods
Inildeard
Monahans
Snyder
Gary, Overcash
Hocky
Missouri Upsets At Kansas Relays In Rain
Missouri captured an upset in the four major events at the 43rd Kansas Relays as rain delayed and postponed several relays. Ralph Boston led the way with the open long jump while Kansas faced weather issues at a sixty-one event facility, with several events moved to this morning.
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Sandies Keep Pace Atop District With Win Over Estacado
Amarillo Sandies tied for the District 3-AAAA lead after a 8-1 victory over Estacado at Mackenzie. Led by Gary Lawrence and Howard Scott, Amarillo built a 3-0 third inning and added three in the sixth as Don Montgomery pitched a complete game four hitter with nine strikeouts. Estacado pitcher Morales struggled, and Palo Duro looms next for the Matadors at 10 p.m. The Sandies improved to 8-2 overall, 2.9 in the district, while Estacado fell to 0-10.
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Estacado Matadors
Mackenzie
Amarillo
Tascos
Sandies
Williams
Gary Lawrence
Howard Scott
Matador
Atl
Shepard
Sandie Hurler
Donj Montgomery
Estacado
Robert ‘Boykin
Sandie
Mike Hamrick
Matadors
Palo Duro
Lawrence
Knaper
Rowan
Morales
Holiar
Fatacnd
Amarilio
Braves Beat Reds 3-0 Behind Britton Pitching
Atlanta rookie Jim Britton yielded seven hits as Hank Aaron and Sandy Valdespino homered to power a 3-0 victory over Cincinnati. The win comes Friday night, with Aaron and Valdespino providing the decisive power.
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Jim Britton
Hank Aaron
Sandy Valdespino
Atlanta Braves
Cincinnati Reds
Plainview Bulldogs defeat Caprock 4-1 in district baseball
Plainview Bulldogs led by Bill Cunningham doubled and tripled to beat Caprock 4-1 in a District 34A game. Cunningham had a double and triple driving in three runs as Plainview scored all runs by the sixth inning. Caprock loaded the bases in the seventh but popped out to end the threat. Caprock remains 5-6 in district play, Plainview 4-7. Plainview travels to Amarillo after the break.
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Snyder Tigers Top Cubs In 4-2 District Thriller
Snyder rolled to a 4-2 win over Brownfield, boosting its District 3-AAA record to 2-1. Brownfield made six costly errors, yielding three unearned runs as the Cubs fell to 0-2 in conference play. Snyder's next game was a 2 p.m. meeting with Dunbar Panthers.
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Friona Golf Meet Resets Deadline
Friona Invitational Golf Tournament entries extended to 10 a.m. today from 6 p.m. Friday. About 40 amateurs have entered the two day meet with tee times starting at 12 20 p m today. Contact Ken Bailey at 125 for details. Havana Cuban farm workers stage a slowdown.
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Speed Prevue Racers Open Local Season Display
Lubbock racing fans will see a prelude to the 1968 local season with cars on display at Kobo Korner on 50th Street and Avenue Q. Races start Sunday afternoon at Arena Park Raceway, 34 miles south of the Traffic Circle on the Tahoka highway.
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Cards Beat Cubs 9 2 Behind Cepeila and Simpson Homers
The St. Louis Cardinals defeated the Chicago Cubs 9 2 as Orlando Cepeila and Dick Simpson hit two run homers. Cardinals swept the Cubs in the series and moved on from the game with strong hitting and pitching support.
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Dick Simpson
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Tech Cops Net Crown at Wayland Invitational
Kay Dyer and Sherry Sloan of Texas Tech won the doubles title at the Wayland Invitational by defeating Carol Ham and Joyce Chilton of Wayland. In singles, Simmons University’s Marshal Treadwell defeated Nancy Benson 10-8 6-3 to capture the title.
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Ech
Carol Ham
Joyce Chilton
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Howell
Nancy Benson
Marshal Treadwill
Simmons University
Miss Benson
Williams Reaches Regional Tennis Finals for CHS Girls
Coronado's Charl Williams advanced to the regional girls singles final after receiving a bye. She will face the winner of the Debby Darby versus Barbara Wroten match in the 1 p.m. finals. The victor earns a trip to the state meet in Austin.
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Charl Williams
Miss Williams
Debby Darby
el Paso
Irvin- Barbara Wroten
Abilene
Austin
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