Monterey Coach Moegle Builds Storied Baseball Program
Bobby Moegle has transformed Monterey High School into a regional power, guiding the Plainsmen to four straight state playoff pushes. Now in his fourth season, Moegle owns a 99-24 record (.805) with nine graduates in major college baseball and multiple pro signings, while his family ties anchor a local sports legacy.
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Aggies and Longhorns Vie For SWC Lead In Big Week
Aggies of Texas A M and Texas Longhorns battle for the Southwest Conference title with Rice and SMU trailing. Texas A M beat Rice 8 2 at Houston while Baylor beat Texas Lutheran 3 2 and Texas defeated SMU 8 1. Johnny Crain and relievers shut down Rice in a two game sweep for A M.
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Area Baseball Calendar District 3-AAAA and SAAAA
District 3-AAAA schedule lists Plainview against Monterey Lubbock tascosa Borger at Amano Pajo Duro at Pampa Tuesday. Friday Monterey at Lubbock Fampa at Borger Duro at Amarillo make ups noted. District SAAAA Tuesday Midland Lee at Abilene Cooper at Midland Lee Angelo ve Odessa Pig Spring at Permian.
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Colonial Chiefs Confident No Boycott By Pros
Fort Worth officials of the Colonial Invitational golf tournament said they expect PGA tour players to be gentlemen of integrity and not boycott the May event. After Texas Open discussions about withdrawing over Don January’s non invitation, Colonial claimed no invited players have filed withdrawal notices and criticized January and media for inaccurate reporting.
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Giants Bow Out by 3-1 in Milwaukee Braves sweep
Milwaukee pitcher Warren Spahn outlasted trouble to defeat the San Francisco Giants 3-1 at Candlestick Park, closing a three-game series sweep. Spahn allowed 11 hits, struck out four, and earned his fourth win against one loss as Hank Aaron hit his seventh homer in the ninth. Ed Bailey was involved in the disputed interference/double-play call in the eighth. The Giants’ lone run came on Alou’s fourth hit and a Bailey error in the ninth.
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Red Sox sweep White Sox in twin bill on Sunday
Boston defeats Chicago 4-3 in 12 innings and 6-2 behind Bill Monbouquette five hitter. Carl Yastrzemski delivers six hits including a decisive 12th inning double. Dick Stuart drives in three, Mejias scores on late double. Boston narrows gap to one game behind Kansas City in the AL race.
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Tigers End Losing Streak With 4-0 Victory Over Twins
Detroit Tigers pitcher Jim Bunning five hitters and six strikeouts to notch his first win of the season in five starts. Coot Veal drove in three runs including a sacrifice fly as Detroit scored twice in the second and twice more in the seventh to beat the Minnesota Twins 4 0.
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Yankees blank Tribe 5-0 behind Ford two hits and homer
Whitey Ford shut down Cleveland with only two hits allowed and a third inning homer for his major league career as the Yankees defeated the Indians 5-0. Ford struck out four, walked two, left after seven innings, and Hal Reniff finished. Tasby hit a ground rule triple and Held added a looping double as New York opened early and held on for the win.
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Mazeroski Bloop Single Lifts Pirates Over Mets 3-2
Bill Mazeroski lined a bloop single in the eighth inning scoring Bob Skinner from second to break a 2-2 tie. Elroy Face pitched shutout innings in relief as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the New York Mets 3-2 for their fourth straight win and third consecutive win over New York. Mazeroski hit off Tracy Stallard, 0-3, with Skinner and Roberto Clemente aboard on single.
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Colts Edge Reds in Ninth Inning Thriller
Bob Aspromonte drilled a sharp single to left with one out in the bottom of the ninth, scoring Carl Warwick from second as the Houston Colts edged the Cincinnati Reds 3-2. Warwick slid home after a dust cloud collision at the plate with catcher John Edwards. Hal Woodeshick allowed one hit in the final four innings for the win, while Jim Brosnan took the loss after Joe Nuxhall. The win completed a 2-1 series victory and moved Houston past the Mets into ninth in the National League.
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Angels stun Orioles as Chance quiets them for 3-2 win
Dean Chance mastered five Los Angeles errors to pitch a complete game and lift the Angels to a 3-2 victory over Baltimore, ending the Orioles’ AL lead. Boog Powell homered for Baltimore in the ninth. Burnside allowed all Angels runs in the second, then Chance allowed only three hits.
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Kansas City A's Rally Past Senators for 6-5 Win
The Kansas City Athletics moved back into first in the American League by scoring four runs in the eighth inning to beat Washington 6-5. Ed Pssepian, Jerry Lumpe, George Alusik and errors helped spark the rally, with Lumpe, Osborne and Cottier adding key hits. Bill Fischer earned victory, improving to 4-0. Kansas City leads Washington by a full game after topping them for the 16th time in 17 meetings.
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Lubbock Drivers Dominate New Mexico Sports Car Races
Lubbock, Texas drivers won multiple classes at the regional championship races in Fort Sumner New Mexico. Dave Fawcett led in Class C Production, Jim Bob Jackson and Bill Dane swept G and H Production, with Eldon Love and Ronnie Rowe in D Production and Carroll Thomas in Formula Junior also scoring.
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Cardinals extend win streak with 9 5 victory over Dodgers
Ken Boyer paces St. Louis with two homers and three RBIs as the Cardinals win their seventh straight, beating Los Angeles 9-5. Ernie Broglio improves to 3-0 in three decisions against the Dodgers, who get three hits from Bill Skowron and four unearned runs in the second inning.
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Raiders Hit Busy Road Day Across Tech Spring Sports
Texas Tech teams travel for the day with the baseball squad at Southwest Oklahoma State chasing a 10-9 mark after a 9-9 start. The golf team visits Arkansas to face Razorbacks as Tech sits 15-14 to 14 in fifth. Tennis travels to Texas while the Raiders hold 15-9 in the conference race, third behind Texas 17-1.
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Cubs Rally Past Phillies 4-1 Behind Santo Banks
Chicago stormed to a 4-1 win over Philadelphia as Ron Santo and Ernie Banks hit key homers in an eight inning rally with two outs. Bob Buhl pitched eight innings for the victory with nine strikeouts while Don Demeter homered for the Phils early, and Chris Short was charged with the loss.
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