Shrine Game Monday draws roster changes and wind debate
South squad starter David Bauch of Texas Tech and Miami star Tom Beier headline the Shrine all star game in the Orange Bowl Monday. Punter Don Cockroft from Adams State discusses how altitude and heavy air affect kicking, prompting a revised technique.
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Miami. Fla
David Bauch
Texas Tech
Bough
Rotan
George Setter
Virginia
Jerry Joseph
Louisana State
Tom Beier
University of Miami
South Florida
Don Cockroft
Prac
Almosa
Colo
Cockroft
Adams State
Miami
Colorado
Tom Beter
Darrell Royal
Texas
Carl Cunningham
Houston
Bo Wood
North Carolina
Tom Holzer
Louisville
Gene Trosch
Diron Talbert
Don Downing
Navy
Bob Matheson
Duke
Louisiana State
David Baugh
Beier
Baugh
Sammy Baugh
Tal
Records Fall As 1966 Baseball Sees 141 New Marks
In 1966 baseball set and tied 141 all time records. Hoyt Wilhelm and Willie Mays led a rugged class of players breaking multiple longevity and performance records. Eddie Mathews expanded endurances marks and Horace Clarke hit bases loaded homers. Sandy Koufax retired leaving a lasting major league legacy.
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Steve Snider
New York
Robin Roberts
Mickey Mantle
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Hoyt Wilhelm
Willie Mays
Francisco Giants
White Sox
Eddie Mathews
Atlanta Braves
Yesteryear
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Chicago White Sox
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Pittsburgh Pirates
Horace Clarke
Yankees
Randy Hundley
Chicago Cubs
Tony Cloninger
Braves
Giants
Vic Raschi
Yankee
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Post Lopes Dominate All-SP Class AA Squad
The Post Antelopes won the district title and reached the regional round, finishing 10 wins and 2 losses. Five players earned All-South Plains Class AA honors and Glynn Gregg won Coach of the Year, with Windham Huff Walker on first team and Cash Kennedy on second.
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Bill Hart
Post Antelopes
Antelopes
Glynn Gregg
Donnie Windham
Jackie Huff
Paul Walker
Clyde Cash
Dick Kennedy
Huff
Floydada
Parry
Kerry Bearden
Dimmitt
Memphis
Bobcats
John Howell
Bob Bruegel
Willie Devoree
Bob Carroll
Gary Hatfield
Denver City
Darrell Johnson
Abernathy
Hatfield
Mustangs
Walker
Johnson
Bearden
Windham
Ray Trevino
Halenter
Ricky Kellison
Lockney
Charles Fisher
Slaton
Melvin Sissney
Harry Mathis
Gregg
Antelopes Opere
Bill Curry
Burt
Glasscock
Cyclones
All-South Plains Class AA Team Shines Amid Five Interceptions
The squad boasted four fumble recoveries and five interceptions, with standout Bruegel averaging seven tackles per game and serving as a top A student. Dim mitt benefited from the defense as Memphis produced key all district players, while juniors like Dewayne Young and Gary Loveless anchor the second unit. Gregg earned coaching honors as Antelopes and Memphis both rose in their classes.
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Bruegel
Dimmitt
Hts
Devoree
Carroll
Memphis
Hatfield
Dewayne Young
Denver City
Gary Loveless
Abernathy
Bill Weatherly
Friona
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