Lubbock High, Tascosa roll past Westerner errors in 7-1 win
Rebel pitcher Don Howe saves the day as Tascosa drives in four unearned runs in the seventh inning. Lubbock High commits eight errors, aiding Monterey in a 7-1 victory while Westerner Ken Thornburg and Joel Hayhurst figure prominently in the miscues. Pierce of LHS takes the loss. Thornburg and Hurt highlight the action.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock High
Ken Thronburg
Joel Hayhurst
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Rebels
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Diamondeers
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Monterey
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Randy Coleman
Will Bfy
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Phil Alter
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Aggies Down Frog Net Crew In Tight Tennis Finish
Texas A&M closed its tennis season with a 5 1 victory as Pete Faust beat Tommy Hill in straight sets. Marcus Beleck defeated Charlie Williams 6 2 6 2, Joe Baptocs beat Tillerson 6 2 6 1, Jett Moore won 6 4 6 1, advancing A&M in a close dual meet.
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Himchew
Terry Smith
Conowapo
Jett Moore
A&m
Big Sixth Inning Rally Sinks Ponies 6 4
Amarillo’s Golden Sandies exploded for five runs in the sixth, overturning a tight game to beat Coronado 6 to 4 and snap a seven game skid. Tommy Turner yielded one hit before an elbow injury paused his line as Coronado battled back with scattered offense.
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Coronado Sandies Rally Falls Short Against P Dons
Coronado led 6-3 in the sixth before Palo Duro answered with a five run rally, then held on to beat Coronado 6-5 as Jerry Williams walked and Gene Lam misplayed a ball in a pivotal seventh inning. Dennis Hillard takes loss while Palo Duro’s pitcher improves to 5-3.
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Sandies
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Lynn Shuttlesworth
Joop
Coronado
Gary Smith
Arthur Riddle
Jerry Austin
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Riddle
Ron DeShedlin
Monterey
Jimmy O'Sibway
Amarillo
Mustangs
Austin
Larry Lawrence
Jerry Williams
Gene Lam
Smith
Jim Reese
Williams
J Austin
Dennis Hillard
Palo Duro Dons
Hurt Wins Ninth Game 1 Over Caprock Longhorns
Monterey shortstop John Owens doubled to left in the seventh to drive in the winning run as the Plainsmen beat Caprock 21 to 0. The victory keeps Monterey atop District AAAA with 11 2 league mark, extending an eight game win streak. Coach Bobby Moegle’s Plainsmen host the Tascosa Rebels at 1 p.m. at Lowrey Field with Jimmy Godley likely starting and David Gibbons also in lineup.
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Roy McQueen
Avalanche-Journal
Monterey
Johnny Owens
Plainsmen
Caprock Longhorns
Caprock
Owens
Plains Men
Bobby Moegle
Tascosa Rebels
Lowrey Field
Jimmy Godley
David Gibbons Elfor
Drake Relays Open With Matson Ryun Showdowns
Winds hampered Randy Matson of Texas A and M in discus to 189 feet 1 inch as the Drake Relays opened in Des Moines. Kansas star Jim Ryun ran a 3:59 mile, leading a strong night including George Fields and other top college athletes. The meet featured record attempts and a large crowd of about 14 500 as teams from Penn State Fordham and North Carolina competed in field and track events.
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Relays Spark Texas Southern Wins Dual Meet Dominance
Texas Southern swept the day’s college relay events led by a Drake two mile record of 7:30.2 and a 1:51.0 880 by George Hunt. Georgetown edged Wisconsin in a tight 150 yard anchor leg finish as Urbina ran 1:51.5 after Zieminski’s 1:49.4 split. Villanova’s meet record was nearly seven seconds faster than last year as Fordham posted 9:44.6 with four men Fath Groark Hernon May set to run again next Saturday.
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Villanova
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Brian Hernon
Don May
Tech Tracksters Enter Two Meets
Tech Tracksters split to compete in two meets today with most varsity at the Colorado Relays in Boulder and freshmen plus some upperclassmen at Plainview for the Wayland meet. Entrants include Don Parrish, Art Carroll, Tim Gerrison, Ed Mooney, Jim Flowers, Sam Hart, and Russell Durham. The team will run sprint, 880 and mile relay events.
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Don Parrish
Art Carroll
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Jim Flowers
Sam Hart
Russell Durham
Two NM Cinder Meets Lead Today in Hobbs Jal
Two track meets run today in New Mexico the Hobbs invitational and the Jal state qualifiers with entrants from Hobbs Odessa Permian Monahans Pecos Fort Stockton Andrews Seminole Dumas Toyah El Paso Jef ferson El Paso Tech El Paso Bowie Kermit Roswell Clovis Prelims begin at 1 pm field events in the afternoon and the first running final at 7 pm MST McMurry faces Eastern New Mexico in a dual meet Top entrants include Jay Mason Hobbs mile pole vaulter Alex Ternes 14 3 Snyder mile relay 3 17 5 Ronnie Burrows Kermit broad jump 23 10 1 Monahans disc thrower David Warren 183 3 Jerry Johnson Roswell high jump 6 6 John Taylor Pecos Mike Hodges Kermit Craig Heap Odessa 6 5 Doug Whitley Odessa Mason aims for the mile title.
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Doug Whitley
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Sunland Park Racing Results and Handle Figures
Sunland Park draw and racing results show multiple horse names and times from a crowded card. Mutuel handle totals reach 381,328 with attendance listed at 358, summarizing the day’s betting and turnout.
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