Lubbock Eagles Head to State Connie Mack Tourney
The Lubbock Eagles, city Connie Mack champions, travel to Denton for the north division state tournament. They face the Denton Tigers in an 8:50 p.m. Thursday game with Earsley, DeSherlin, McLeod, Riddle, Black, Palmer, Hughes, Payne, and Pilkenter in the lineup.
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Fort Worth
Eagles
Denton ‘Tigers
Lubbock
Steve Earsley
Ronnie DeSherlin
Rodney McLeod
Mike Riddle
Mike Black
Rodney Palmer
Craig Hughes
Charles Payne
Mac Pikentor
Earsley
Black
Rebels
DeSherlin
Texans
Hubbers
Eldon Crestman
David Foster
Daryl Sparks
Jim Masoner
Royce Mathis
Sparks
Easley
Palimer
Pilkenter
Bill DeSherlin
Ken Smith
Mel Easley
Washington To Tackle Baltimore In Exhibition Clash
Washington coach Otto Graham begins pro coaching with the Redskins in a preseason game against the Baltimore Colts in D C Stadium. He refines personnel with rookies and veterans, noting trades may follow to assemble the best football team for the Redskins.
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Otto Graham
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Redskins
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Carlisle
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Charlie Gogolak
Sonny Jurgensen
Dick Shiner
Pres Carpenter
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Cacser Belser
Hunter
Belser
Don Croftcheck
Willie Sanders
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Jim Steffen
Jim Shorter
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Rickie Harris
John Sample
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Softball Title On Line Tonight At Lou Stubb’s
The Church-YMCA Softball finals are set at Lou Stubb’s diamond in Lubbock. At 7 p.m. the girls’ final features First Baptist of the South Plains league vs Van delia Church of Christ, after both won Friday night playoff games. The boys’ final pits Trinity Baptist against First Baptist, with trophies awarded after the final.
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Emelec drubs Guadalajara in Latin American opener at Wrigley Field
Emelec of Ecuador defeated Mexico's Guadalajara 4 0 in the first ever clash between the clubs. The match drew about 7 500 fans at Wrigley Field as the Latin American tournament began.
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Women's West Texas Qualifying Slated
The qualifying round of the Women s West Texas Junior Golf Tournament unfolds in Brownfield. Match play starts Wednesday and runs through Saturday with a shotgun start at 9 am.
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Pro Signings NCAA Group Seeks Ruling On College Players
The NCAA Professional Baseball Relations Committee met with four MLB clubs in New York to discuss curbing signing college players before graduation. Attendees included Giants VP Chub Feeney and Yankees’ Dan Topping Jr as colleges pressed for new legislation.
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American horse wins Moscow Cup at Hippodrome
Apex Hanover, an American-born horse, won the International Peace Prize trotting race at the Moscow Hippodrome on Sunday.
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Cassius Clay vs Brian London Fifth Title Defense Set
Heavyweight champion Cassius Clay makes his fifth title defense and second in London against Brian London at Earl's Court Stadium. The 24 year old from Louisville is a 10-1 favorite in a 15 round world title bout telecast internationally. London earns about 112000 dollars. Clay about 250000 plus TV and receipts.
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Cepeda Tops NL Batting Lead in National League Race
Orlando Cepeda, a Puerto Rican, moves to first in the NL batting standings after a strong week with 10 hits in 25 at bats. Domincan Republic stars Matty Alou and Rico Carty follow, while Roberto Clemente slips to sixth. Tony Oliva leads AL with top average as Hank Aaron keeps NL home run and RBI leads.
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Willie Stargell
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Felipe Alou
Atlanta
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Tony Oliva
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Plainview Tiger League Forms for 11-Year-Olds
Plainview hosts the Tiger League for boys 11 by September 1 entering sixth grade. Noon-and Breakfast Optimist Clubs sponsor and charge a $5 insurance fee. Six teams, eight-week season begins September 17 with three Saturday games in the Wayland Bowl culminating in a top team versus an all-star squad.
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Dobbs Expects Tulsa to repeat NCAA Passing Title
Tulsa coach Glenn Dobbs said his team should win a fifth straight NCAA passing title but lacks bowl eligibility due to inexperience with seven sophomores on offense and eight on defense. He noted potential for mistakes though the passing talent remains strong with his son Glenn II as a key player.
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Floydada Lions explode for 11 runs in Lockney playoff win
Floydada Lighthouse Electric plated 11 in the sixth and crushed Jayton Cowboys 21-5 in the District 7 Junior League first round at Lockney. Only Floydada Lockney Haskell Silverton and Stamford remain in the single elimination title chase. finals set for Saturday. In Hamilton Ontario, Fort Worth’s Tomy Bucy finished fourth in a 10 mile marathon swim in 4 hours 40 minutes 6 seconds, won by Giulia Travaglio of Italy with 4 hours 22 minutes 47 seconds.
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Stamford
Hamilton
Ont
Tomy Bucy
Fort Worth
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Bucy
Giulia Travaglio
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Sooner Plan Switch to Multiple Backfield Threats
Oklahoma may field the youngest backfield since World War II as coach MacKenzie aims for a simple offense with three-deep zone defense. Three sophomores Bur gar Warmack Dacon and junior Gene Cagle compete for quarterback duties amid knee injuries and inexperience.
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Rice
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All-Star Bet Between Boudreau And Mays Causes Quiet Buzz
Lou Boudreau a Chicago broadcaster and ex manager recalls a wager with Willie Mays over a hat in a Cubs Giants series. He says Mays failed at the All-Star game and denies giving McLain inside information. The piece notes McLain’s strong first major league outing and Boudreau’s long baseball career.
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Brodie Near Deal After Holdout Return to Camp
San Francisco quarterback John Brodie says he is close to a settlement and plans to return to California to meet his lawyer. He spoke at a Waikiki steak house after staying in Honolulu with family, noting a strike blocked an airline flight.
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Coronado Junior Claude Tatum Fires Perfect Trap Score
Claude Tatum a 16 year old Coronado High School junior becomes first junior to post a 100x100 perfect score in doubles at the Santa Fe Invitational. He also won the 16 yard open with 199x200, shooting 164 of 165 in the doubles string. He will compete at the national tournament in Vandalia Ohio August 21 to 27.
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Claude Tatum
Lubbock Coronado High School
Young Tatum
Tatum
Vandelia
Ohio
Clyde Tatum
Claude
Smyer Seeks Coach For Football Basketball And Girls Team
Supt James Rushing of Smyer seeks a combined football and basketball coach who can also coach girls basketball. Interested parties may contact Rushing at 2341 Smyer or write Box 192 Smyer.
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James Rushing
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