Plainsmen Coaches Eyes Season Launch in Hub City
Scribe sees the Plainsmen atop early AAAA chatter as Freddie Akers of Monterey and Wayne Wilsher prepare for September action. George Wallace notes the 3-AAAA race with Tascosa, Amarillo, Palo Duro, Borger, Laibock, Pampa, Plainview, Caprock, and Texas Coach rankings shaping the board.
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David Parks
San Francisco 49Ers
Dallas Cowboys
Rhea Williams
Scribe
Plainsmen
Lubbocks
Freddie Akers
Akers
Wilsher
Hub City Public School Ledger
Odom
George Wallace
Fort Worth Star: Telegram
Tech
Gentleman George
Monterey
Tascaxa
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Borger
Laibhock
Pampa
Plainview
Caprock
Texas Coach
Texas Grid
Tascosa
Berger
LHS Westermers
Amaryllio grid hopes hinge on returning lettermen and new faces
The Amarillo area previews spring football noting 14 lettermen back at Amarillo High after a 7-5 season and a 27-0 win over Monterey. Odom at Monterey adds depth with 17 returning awardees but two openings arise. Tascosa, with a 12-1 record last season, rebuilds around 18 pound back Jimmy Bennett as Coach Patterson names a strong, unit-heavy lineup. The league outlook favors the Big Three with a predicted order: Amarillo High, Monterey, Tascosa, Berger, La Harpe, Panhandle, Plainview, Caprock, Pampa.
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Warren Harper
Burl Bartlett
Amarillo High
Texas Tech
Sandies
Monterey
Mike Brewer
Ricky Belcher
Malcolm Laing
Amarillo
Lettermanewise
Odom
Plainsmen
MHS
Mark Livenay
Royce Mathis
Tascosa Rebels
Garland
Pat Patterson
Jimmy Bennett
Patterson
Ruidoso Race Results Highlight Handled Purses and Wagers
Ruidoso posted results across divisions TR 4 and TR 3 with multiple entrants such as Misa Grer, Agamemnon, Bound Ayers, and Go Rebel Go, noting times, placements, and payouts. The event closed with a total handle reported at $918,420 and a Quinella payment of $80.00.
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Vos
Furfall
Madrid
Misa Grer
Thompsons
Agamemnon
Perner
Mr. Thru
Ayers
Vaipere
Wilkens
Smith
Barr
Thomas
Mead
Manor Barr
Wilson
Warren
Misa
Lopess
Little Paul
Meaux
Tonga
Byers
Tavely Bay
Butlame
All Dyosd Fur
Blark Drag iPvers
King Kacy
Minchey
Miss Raam Raam
John's Bullah
Overton
Seleren cRherman
Biart
iMinchey
Molly
Hari ¢Kreiders
Moores
Berlin
Quinella
Roster details for a high school team with names and schedule
The list shows players and coaches with nicknames and positions across a Midwest school roster. It includes seniors and lettermen, with references to schedules at Levelland and Lacington and notes on trailed results and captains.
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OLAAA
Parole
Oodack
Meredith Oortanet Rakert Nead Jamee
WilliameeTetes
Jee Rimes
Southeaatern
oOklahoma
Dens Damar Wreer
Sidee
Midwestern
Rages
Owen
Tengen
Mike Prase
Oita
Oreman
Ates
Stone
sAphomore
Mike Marves
Taha Gilbert
Steve Hodges
Mano Pin Cain
Wale oWithamel
Letterman Gene Drommond
Letterman oChacieg
Ramat
Fullraucks
Wenn
Samen
Lacongtan Thane
Pertan
Mestrlopt Taw School
Cotors
Seariet
Blark
Letterman Taree Cotheeatr
Demeter Homers as Tigers Edge Red Sox in Rain
Detroit earns a 2 1 victory over Boston after rain halts the game in the sixth inning. Demeter delivered a two run homer in the second inning, sparking the Tigers while Sparma held the Red Sox to four hits. Boston's lone run came on a Lee Thomas walk and a Tony Conigliaro ground rule double.
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Boston
Don Demeter
Dermit Tigers
Roxton
Sparma
Red Sox
Lee Thomas
Tony Conigiaro
Russ Nixon
Ready Optimism Runs High for Hereford Football 1965
Hereford coach Jack Meredith voices strong optimism after a twilight workout as Hereford's 1965 outlook unfolds. Dumas looms as a dynasty rival while Hereford fields seven lettermen, speedy backs, and a revised quarterback Hodges directing a split-T offense. Buck's injury narrows backfield options, but Owen and Drummond return at end and back as Hodges shifts to quarterback.
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High Plains
Texas
Jack Meredith
Dumas
Meredith
Hereford
Wynn Buck
Roger Owen
Gene Drummond
Steve Hodges
Hodges
Osven
Lamesa Hopes On Returning Starters For 1966 Tornados
Avalanche-Journal notes Lamesa Tornados coach Donald plans a strong returning core after a light 1965 squad. Tenor of the piece highlights 11 lettermen, four from last year's District AAA team, and potential offensive changes for 1966.
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Carlton Stowers
Avalanche-Journal
Lamesa
Donald
Jay
Levelland Lobos Eye Playoff Run Under New Coach Barrett
Level land football may contend in district AAA under Harold Barrett with 13 lettermen including end Kreuger 6-7 and QB Tubby. Depth at backfield and larger size bolster hopes while key players like Geffkin Parkinson Yeager and Hinson anchor both sides. Lobo fans rally as playoffs loom.
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Ani
Hart Avalanche-Journal
Levelland
AAA
Levelland Lobo
Lobos
Lobo
Harold Barrett
Barrett
Clay Krueger
Joe Tubb
Keith Yeager
Othere
Tubby
Letterman Jeff Geffkin
End Kreuger
Mickey Parkinson
Yeager
Seminole State Football Roster and Schedule Highlights
The roster lists players by position from quarterback to end with seniors and lettermen named. It also outlines the schedule with games at Canyon Hereford Denver City Ford Snyder Brownfield Littlefield Lake View Sweetwater and a 0 41 6 0 15 1 0 14 12 24 30 record across opponents.
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Seminole
Canyon
Flenver City
Snyders
Littlefield
Lake Views
Sweetwater
Denntes
City
Hereford
Jamesa
Snyder
Brownfield
Lake View
Davis Cup Park to Get Tennis Facilities in City
In St. Louis a public park named for the Davis Cup donor will receive tennis facilities. The park, previously without courts, moves forward with a proposed 400000 dollar indoor facilities and stadium program now in progress.
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ST. Louis
Bold Ruler progeny top earnings in 1964 racing season
Bold Ruler sired the winners of a record 967814 dollars in 1964. His son and daughters won 36 races with 17 seconds and six thirds. Bold Lad and Queen Empress accounted for more than half the total with Bold Lad earning 387471 dollars and Queen Empress 319262 dollars.
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Lexington
UPD
Bold Ruler
Bold Lad
Weekend Phoebe League Scores Mixed Across Cities
Fragmented OCR lists scattered game results with teams such as Green Bay Chicago Washington Dallas Cleveland Los Angeles New York Pittsburgh Denver Houston Boston Oakland and Kansas City. The text lacks consistent dates or contexts, but indicates a collection of scores and matchups from a national league event.
Lamesa Golden Tornadoes Roster and Schedule Details
The Lamesa Golden Tornadoes football roster lists players by position with numerous names and numbers across B team R team and WA divisions. The fragment includes tackle and quarterback listings, fullbacks, centers, and other positions, plus a scattered schedule noting games at Big Spring Snyder Brownfield Sweetwater Seminole and Levelland with dates and venues.
Wintroath Shines in First Postwar Golf Round at Hillcros
Dale Wintroath aced the Vik yard No. 5 hole using a five iron at Hillcros Country on Sunday. It was his first round since leaving military service. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Wintroath and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Butler.
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Dale Wintroath
Hillcros
Wintroath
Watthing
Mrr
Clarence Wintroath
Wayne Butler
New York Met Coach Wee Westnim Sets IL Record
Wee Westnim of the New York Met sets an International League record with five grand clam hens in 1949 though he played in only DP games.
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New York
Wee Westnim
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