Williams Wins Plainview Golf Tournament Twice
Jack Williams became the third golfer in Plainview Invitational history to win the event twice by carding an eight under par 134 over 36 holes. Al Holton of Lubbock finished two strokes back in second, and DeWitt Weaver Jr of Lubbock took third with 137.
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Avalanche Journal
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Williams wins Tunas Cup in tight Lubbock golf final
Midway lead changes color the final round as Williams shoots a five under par 67 to win the Tunas Cup after Weaver Holton contest. Weaver eagle on 31 and Holton birdied 25 2 but Williams holds off the challengers to claim first place with final hole birdie and a strong closing burst. Jimmy Stewart of Lubbock takes consolation honors with a 113 total.
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Cubs stop Pirates as Hatton fuels late rally
In Chicago, Hatton delivered a clutch two run single in the seventh lifting the Cubs to a 6-2 win over Pittsburgh. Hatton’s hit chased starter Harvey Haddix, sparking a rally that widened the Cubs lead and stung the Pirates, who faded after the decisive inning.
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White Sox sweep Washington in doubleheader to lead AL
Chicago White Sox win 5 2 and 9 5 to widen AL lead behind Early Wynn four hit pitching and Minnie Minoso home runs. Roy Sievers and Billy Gardner drive key blows as Chicago builds early advantages and cruises in first game while Minoso’s big homer caps second game comeback.
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Yankees and Athletics Split Series in New York
New York’s Art Ditmar pitched his first shutout of the season to beat Kansas City 6 0. The A’s had won the opener but Ditmar allowed seven hits for his eighth victory. Bud Daley took the loss for Kansas City as the Yankees fell a game behind Chicago in the pennant race.
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Lions Trade Rabold To St Louis Cards
Detroit Lions announce a trade sending guard Mike Rabold to St Louis in exchange for linebacker Carl Brettsehneder. Rabold, 6 feet 2 inches, last played college football at Indiana and is expected to join the National Football League roster next season.
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SPOCA Meeting Slated Tonight
A local SPOCA meeting is scheduled for tonight at the Bhar freee Natural Gists. The assembly will discuss a comptuation and other campus matters amid attention to a late agenda item.
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Giants Beat Phillies 6 to 2 In Sunday Game
A sparse recap notes the San Francisco Giants defeating the Philadelphia Phillies 6 to 2. Key figures include pitcher and hitters contributing runs, with early innings setting the tone. The report emphasizes strong defense and timely hits to secure the win.
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