Adams Runs Off With Muleshoe Title
Lubbock plumber Roland Adams won the Muleshoe Country Club invitational with a 36 hole 12 under par 132, beating Howard Axtell by 17 strokes. Final round details include Adams 63 and a strong back nine, setting a course record-pace margin while St. Clair and Howell chased.
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Kralick Stops No-Hitter Bid In Ninth Inning
The skinny southpaw recalled after the game that he lost the no-hitter in the ninth when the sixth to eighth innings passed quickly. He had previously thrown two seven-inning no-hitters in the minors and was just trying to get the final outs in the ninth.
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Cash Breaks Finger as Tigers Split Twin Bill
Detroit loses first game 5 3 as Bruton Cash and Boros homer. Norm Cash breaks left index finger on Osteen pitch in nightcap where Washington tops Detroit 5 2. Osteen holds Tigers to eight hits after early mistakes. Jim King homers for Senators.
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Cards Split With Bues
In St Louis the Cardinals lost 7-6 after a late Pirates rally, despite Bill White's two run homer and Bobby Shantz’ six effective innings. The clubs split the doubleheader and tied the four game series at 2-2 as Pittsburgh built a 7-3 lead before St Louis battled back.
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Hubbers Tangle With Opponent After Elimination Change
Nevada Hubbers shift to face the winner of the Ponchatoula Phoenix game at 11 a.m. Tuesday in a decisive tilt. Nevada pitchers Lemich and Leavitt were used with Duroff yielding a run as Lubbock defeated Nevada 4 0. The game featured Palmber and Bumpass homeruns and Redfield two hits.
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Brady Brake Inspections Emphasize Safe Fall Driving
Brady Spring and Axle Co. at 1802 Texas Ave offers PLS brake service with wheel checkups and optional Grey-Rock linings for longer wear. Experts warn brakes cause 31 percent of fatal and 44 percent of non fatal accidents. they urge frequent checks for family safety this fall.
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Sanders Wins Oklahoma City Open Over Massengale
Sanders overhauled Massengale in the final round at Quail Creek to win the Doug St. Paul Open and claim $5,300 from a field led by Don Massengale and Jack Pott. Gav Brewer Jr. faded to 292 for third as Sanders closed with a 67 in round four.
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Mexicans Osuna and Palafox win national doubles title
Raf ael Osuna and Antonio Palafox defeated Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston 6 4 10 12 1 6 9 7 to claim the Men's National Doubles Tennis Championship in Brookline. The victory marks only the second break in Australian United States dominance of the event since 1937. Darlene Hard and Maria Bueno captured the women's title.
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Championship Flight results from Lubbock golf event
Roland Adams and Howard Axtell led the Championship Flight with 69 63 scores in Lubbock. Numerous matches across First through Seventeenth Flights feature players from Muleshoe Clovis and Dallas, including Hicks, Bryant, Isham, Copeland, Gannaway, Packard, and Carme, with multiple finals and Consolation brackets noted.
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Ruidoso Downs Excith Derby Upset Headlines Big Q
RUIDOSO DOWNS NM UPI The Big Q Langley Queen and Pictet win key races as Dusty Dan earns 2630.80 for a late Sunday payoff. Princess Fleur Lydia outsider wins the Ruidoso Downs Thoroughbred Derby. multiple events produce mixed results with a new track mark and strong betting handle.
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Cozby brothers win first annual Father-Son golf tourney
In Andrews at the Andrews Country Club Cozby Corby of Odessa with his father Steve captured the championship after birdie putt on the first extra hole. Norman and David Moore of Odessa tied for first 136 with Corbys. playoffs decided lower placings in both flights amid 62 golfers and 33 teams.
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Du Rocher Rejoins Dodgers After Illness Return
Leo DuRocher returned to Dodgers company after a serious illness but did not put on a uniform. The coach watched the game against the Mets from the clubhouse as he declared he felt fine.
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Marshall Prevails in Senior's Golf Title at Lubbock Club
Raymond Marshall defeated Murrell Tripp 2 up to win the Lubbock Country Club Senior’s Golf tournament on Sunday. Other winners include Preston Cochrane over Chick Trout 3 2 in the first flight, Jack Stone over Joe Greenlea 3 2 in the second flight, Dr. C B Batson over Byron Chappell 6 4 in the third flight, and Sam Campbell over George Bunton 5 4 in the consolation.
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Fort Worth Eliminates St Joseph In World Series Game
Fort Worth Texas defeated St Joseph Missouri 6-3 to end the Connie Mack World Series bid. Tom Mattke pitched all nine innings, allowing five hits with one after the second. Steve Nikes took the loss. Fort Worth advances to face the Seattle Copiague loser in upcoming games.
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Michigan Nine Wins In NBC Tournament
The Gd RDS Mich Sullivans remained unbeaten by beating the Indianapolis Greyhounds 4-2 to advance to the NBC Tourney third round in Wichita. Earlier day games saw Lubbock Hubbers overpower the Fallon Golddiggers 10-0 and Denver Lighthouse edge Osceola Indians 5-4.
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Jackson Elected New Track Head
Oliver Jackson, track coach at Abilene Christian College, was elected president of Texas chapter Lone Star Athletic Federation of the USTFF at its inaugural meeting in Austin. The federation plans meets this year with cross country set for Nov. 16 and a nationwide clash with the AAU on Nov. 22.
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Browns Beat Lions in NFL clash for first time in series
The Cleveland Browns have defeated the Detroit Lions in an NFL matchup, ending an eight game winless streak against the Lions. The win marks the Browns' first success in the series in nine meetings across NFL play.
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Hank Favored Intelevised Bout At Louisville Exposition Center
Henry Hank of Detroit is the 7-5 favorite to defeat James Ellis of Louisville in a nationally televised middleweight bout at the Louisville Exposition Center Saturday night.
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