Texas and New Mexico Runners Gather for Hobbs Relays
Hobbs hosts over 30 schools as Texas and New Mexico athletes compete for state meet spots. Event leaders include Hobbs, Monterey, and Permian with top marks in 100 and high jump. Notables: Kenneth Yates Estacado 9.5 in 100, Woody Lyons Smyer 6-9 high jump, and strong relay times set in recent years.
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Thans
Permian
Midland Lee
Hobbs
Odessa Ector
el Paso Burgos
Monterey
Estacady
Lubbock High
Coronado
Odessa High
Clovis
ElPaso Austin
el Paso Coronado
el Paso
Irvin
el Paso Riverside
Borger
Tahoka
Hart
Sanderson
Carlsbad
Crane
New Deal
Andrews
Smyer
Roosevelt
Littlefield
Jal
Dawson
Phillips
Tho Nghs
Thomas Howard I
Dunbar
Jay Herringe J
Ray Harvey
Estacado
Kenneth Yates
Woody Lyons
Texas
Gene I Wells
Braves Shut Out Mets 2-0 on Dobson Three-Hitter
Hank Aaron and Darrell Evans hit back to back homers, giving the Atlanta Braves a 2-0 shutout over the New York Mets. Pat Dobson pitched a three-hitter against Tom Seaver to seal the win on a Friday night in Atlanta.
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Braves
New York
Atlanta
Hank Aatron
Darrell Evans
Pat Dobson
Tom Seaver
Atlanta Braves
New York Mets
Pirates Dodgers Game Postponed By Rain
Friday night’s National League game between the Pittsburgh Pirates and Los Angeles Dodgers at Three Rivers Stadium was postponed due to rain. A team spokesman said it would not be made up as part of a doubleheader on Sunday.
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Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Los Angeles Dodgers
Three Rivers Stadium
Baseball slate features intercity matchups and tense pennant chase
Fragmentary box score text lists matchups including Los Angeles at Pittsburgh, San Diego at Chicago, San Francisco at St Louis, New York at Atlanta, Philadelphia at Cincinnati, Montreal at Houston, with various pitchers and win loss notes. Reading favors late inning drama and league standings.
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Los Angeles
Cmesseraelth
Pittsburgh
Blass
San Diego
Norman
Chicago
Reuschel
San Francisco
A Louis
Cleveland
New York
Mailack I
Atlanta
Reed
Philadelphia
Euthven
Cincinnati
Gullett
Montreal Reco
Houstor
Forseh
Milwaukee
Detroit
Dinnesota
Boston
Baltimore
Oakland
California
St. Louis
Houston
Montreal
Minnesota
Kansas City
Texas
Ate
Hicago
Hiladelphia
Montreast
Louis
Sue
Los Angele
San Ditro
Holtzman
Palmer
Perry
Milwaukee Ious
Aj ‘Bell
Stanansas Ci ‘Lolich
Splittortt
No-Hitter Continues on Kirkpatrick Single Reds Mets
Busby, 6-foot-2, 205 pounds, improves to 2-2 after a ninth inning leadoff single by Kirkpatrick. An ensuing sacrifice, infield out, and third-base throwing error by Rodriguez preserve the no-hitter. Reese reached on a fourth inning walk and advanced on a passed ball, while Freehan and Brown were involved in a double play.
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Page One
Kirkpatrick
Rodriguez
Busby
Rich Reese
Reese
Fran Healy
Bill Freehan
Gates Brown
Boit Wins 880 at Drake Relays in Special Race
Eastern New Mexico University’s Mike Boit, a 1972 Olympic star from Kenya, won the 880 yard dash in 1 47.1 at Drake Relays in Des Moines Iowa. Bowling Green paced the opening session with a record four mile relay while Texas and Texas Southern led multiple relays.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Eastern New Mexico University
Mike Boit
Kenya
Boit
Drake
Bowling Green
Texas
Texas Southern
Dave Wattle
Fuentes and Barr Pace Giants Past Cardinals in St. Louis
Tie Fuentes drove in three runs and Jim Barr hurled a two hit shutout as the San Francisco Giants defeated the St. Louis Cardinals 5 0 on Friday night in Busch Stadium.
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ST. Louis
Fuentes
Jim Barr
San Francisco Giants
St. Louis Cardinals
Chatham sets record in National Little Dribblers play
In Levelland, Mike Chatham of North Lubbock poured in 37 points to break his own record in the National Little Dribblers quarterfinals as North Lubbock won 49-47 in overtime over Snyder. Other results include Austin over Juarez Mex 50-37 and Lubbock South 42-36 over Dalhart, with East Austin facing North Lubbock in a morning matchup at the Texas Dome.
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Levelland
Lubbock North
Mike Chatham
Little Dribblers
North Lubbock
Snyder
Chatham
Nets
Austin
Juarez Mex
Lubbock South
Dalhart
East Austin
Dallas Compton
Huntsville
Texas Dome
South Plains College
Dallas Compton-Mercer J Island
Wash
Austin-Lubbock
TI Duo Nabs Early Lead at Treasure Island Golf Championship
Robert Riggs and Richard Barker shot six under 49 in the final round to hold a commanding lead in the Treasure Island Spring Partnership. Defending champions Tom Herring and John Conine trailed by three strokes after rounds of 55 and 50. Ro land Adams and Gayland Brand finished three over par at 113.
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Robert Riggs
Richard Barker
Riggs
Barker
Gene [Jones
Tommy Downes
Tom Herring
John Conine
Riggs - Barker
Roland Adams
Gayland Brand
Carlton Notches Fourth Victory With Four-Hitter
Steve Carlton pitched a four hitter to lead the Philadelphia Phillies past the Cincinnati Reds 3 to 1 on Friday night. Carlton struck out 11 and earned his fourth win of the season as Philadelphia built a 2 0 lead and held on. The Reds scored in the seventh and never recovered as Grimsley took the loss after relief by Sprague.
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Cincinnati
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia iPhilles
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Bowa
Concepen
Anderson
Morgan
Montanez
Tolan
Agg Wrobnsa
Luzinski
Schmidt
Menke
Boonet
Harmon
Geronimo
iCarlton
Grimsiey
Barton
Carrolp Ang Gagliano
Sprague
Gacinnati
E—Tolan
W.robinson
Carlton
Grimsley
Carroll
Spearman Girls Cup Golf Title at Levelland
Spearman High School won the girls regional golf title at Levelland with Peggy Floyd shooting 209 for 36 holes to earn medalist honors. Spearman totaled 935, 15 strokes ahead of Knox City. teammates were Willcta Shelton 250 Loretta Shelton 242 Sean Shieldknight 234 and Rhonda Jones 255. The Class B regional track meet follows, prelims at 10 a.m. and finals at 2 p.m.
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Levelland
Squearman High School
Peggy Floyd
Spearman
Knox City
Willcta Shelton
Loretta Shelton
Sean Shieldknight
Rhonda Jones
Iwitch
Wayland Baptist Hosts Cinder Circus Today
Wayland Baptist hosts a multi school track meet in Plainview with preliminaries at 3 p.m. and finals at 6:30 p.m. Schools include Texas Tech West Texas State ENMU Abilene Christian College Southwestern Oklahoma Central Oklahoma Panhandle State Paul Quinn Dallas Baptist Western New Mexico New Mexico State and host Pioneers. Key athletes and events feature Paul Perryman LCC vaults Shawnie Shay in the 3 mile Ken Ford long jump Ken Gray Ike Lewis and other competitors as Wayland aims for strong showings in relays pole vault and jumping events.
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HOBBS
Texas
Austin
Eagles
Abilene
High
Dunbar
Mona
Texas Tech
West Texas State
Eastern New Mexico
Abilene Christian College
Southwestern Oklahoma
Central
Okla) State
Panhandle State
Paul Quinn
Dallas Baptist
Western New Mexico
New Mexico State
Piloneers
Plainview
Tech
Paul Perryman
LCC
Wayland
Hoyt Wauhole
Perryman
Indocor
Shawnie Shay
UT Arlington
Buffaloes
Tracey Dickson
Marvin Self
Dennis Briggs
ENMU
Ken Ford
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New Mexico
el Paso Andress
Midland
Herb Miller
el Paso Jefferson
Ross Montgomery
Stan Bracy
Colorado
Ity
Jim Bob Franks
Kermit
Jim Childs
Roswell
Dim Whites
Qdes
Web Loudat
Losweil
Jay Mason
Randy
Lightfoot
Johnny Hughes
Big Spring
Gary West
Randy Lightfoot
Bill Capple
NMMI
D. Bohling
Albuquerque
H. Arnold Roswell
Morrison
Danny
Brabham
Dennis de Loach
Toyota
Datsun
Jen
10Th
Ave
Bert
Las Vegas
Lubbock
Amarillo Slim
P.S
Berl
Berl’s Beer East
Levis
Ab Rh
Abrh Bi Patek
Northrup
Rianna Howley
Arodigez
McRae
Loa Sims
Olis
Reese If
Mayberry
Freehanc
Piniella
Kirkpatrk
Rojas
Maulifte
Schaal
Mstanley
Healy
Ebrakma
Jperry
Scherma
Kien E.cash
Kansas City & S
Velvot
Otis
T.perry
Sherman
Pe-Healy
Freehan
Seagraves and
Farwell
New Baden
Brownsboro
Cubby
Ronald — Kilmer
Spearman Girls Cup
Wayland Baptist
Hes
Paul Hercyman
Ken Gray
Ike Lewis
Shawneshay
Wa Sanson
Wayne Mansar
Tick
Takersap AQ
Terry Hester
Inhways Bundy
Charles
Farrell
Bud
Ath & University
Canton
Black & Decker
Aeters
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