Berning Increases Lead In Tourney
Reading Pennsylvania AP reports Susie Maxwell Berning pushed her lead to four strokes after 36 holes in the 16th annual U S Women's Open, finishing with a two over par 73 for a two round total of 142. Marle Lindstrom trails by four, as Berning tired on the closing holes in the heat.
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Indians Beat Angels 5-1 Behind Brown's Three RBI
Cleveland slugger Larry Brown drove in three runs with two timely singles as the Indians defeated the California Angels 5-1 after a one hour rain delay. Sonny Siebert took the loss, surrendering a ninth inning homer to Don Mincher before Stan Williams closed out the game. In other notes, a weather delay disrupted late innings and the crowd witnessed a tense finish as Cleveland built a 4-0 edge before weather interrupted play.
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Friday's Results Baseball Scores by League and Matchups
American League games New York beat Baltimore 2 to 1 Detroit defeated Oakland 8 to 5 Cleveland 5, California 5 Chicago 4, Washington Boston 4, Minnesota 2 National League Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 3 Philadelphia 3 New York 1 Houston 13 Atlanta 9 St Louis played San Francisco Cincinnati at Los Angeles Pittsburgh Sisk 4 2 Walker 0 0 at Chicago Jenkins 7 9 Holtzman 5 5 New York Jackson 1 3 at Philadelphia Fryman 10 8 St Louis Gibson 10 5 at San Francisco Marichal 15 3 Cincinnati Maloney 84 at Los Angeles Singer 6 7 night Houston Glusti 5 8 Lemaster 8 7 day night at Atlanta Niekro 6 6 Jarvis 8 6 2 night day-night
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Tennis Tourney In Lubbock Sees Seeded Hopefuls
WT Tennis continues with Brenda Smith defeat 6-2 6-0. Tech coach Ike Groce brings No 1 seed to Tech morning matches with Joe Williams Jerry Treadwell and Dick Landenburger also seeded. Groce Landerburger top doubles seed after Andrews win. boys 18 doubles leaders Chastain and Kruser. Tournament concludes Sunday.
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West Texas tennis results show wide round-one upsets
In boys and girls singles, numerous players from Odessa Lubbock Abilene and Midland advance. Notables include Joe Florey Odessa defeating Tom Lester Abilene 6-0 6-0, Geary Garton Midland beating Sones Skidmore Amarillo 8-6 6-1, and Debbie Guyton def Teresa Beck 6-3 4-6 6-4. Multiple matches list scores and winners across 12 14 and 18 singles events with many players advancing to second rounds.
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Ruidoso Downs racing results list varied Thoroughbred finishes
Daily card from Ruidoso Downs shows multiple races led by Ed in the 870 yard event with 7.20 2.80 pays and Richlea 2.80, plus Rose and Detrim in the 514 furlong dash, Collese Dawn winning the 400 yard dash, and Oh Dixie in the 440 yard race. totals show a large pool and attendance estimate.
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City Scored Ralston Purmathatt Photo 0 Dunlap's 4
City team victory details show Dunlap scoring four points as First National Bank falls behind 2 concluding a tight game with gritty play and notable efforts from Ralston Purmathatt in a local matchup.
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Pursley Captures Andrews Junior Golf Crown
Alan Pursley of Midland won the Andrews Junior Golf title after four extra holes against Pat Campbell of Odessa. Both led with 70s before Pursley clinched victory with a birdie on the fourth playoff hole. In the 14 15 age group Bucky Sheffield of Lubbock shot 74 to win and Dub Huckabee was runner up with 76.
Menke Lifts Astros To 13-9 Rally Win Over Braves
Houston, led by a ninth inning five-run burst, overturned an 8-8 tie to defeat Atlanta 13-9. Denis Menke belted a go-ahead three-run homer after Claude Raymond faltered, with Doug Rader adding another blast. Clete Boyer earlier fueled Atlanta with a two-run triple and two singles as Houston blew three leads.
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Yankees Top Orioles 2-1 Behind Peterson Ninth Inning Hit
Fritz Peterson pitched a three hitter and scored the deciding run as the New York Yankees beat Baltimore 2-1. Peterson opened the ninth with a hit and scored on Andy Kosco's two-out single after Mantle's fly, while Tom Tresh homered for the Yankees. Etchebarren tripled and Belanger drove in the Orioles' lone run.
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Ehle Leads Lorenzo Invitational With 72 First Round
Lubbock’s Doug Ehle shot 3 under par 72 to take a one stroke lead in the Lorenzo Invitational after opening rounds. Bubba Brooks Dicky Dyer and Steve Furr trailed at 69 and 70 with several others posting 73s as second round set for today at Lorenzo Country Club. Championship flights list top performers with Ehle atop the field and H ighlighted by local players across flights.
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Blalock Withdraws From Women's Open in Reading
Jane Blalock of Portsmouth New Hampshire withdrew from the U S Women s Open Golf Championship in Reading Pennsylvania after sustaining face cuts when an object hurled by a lawn mower shattered her car windshield on Thursday. An amateur Blalock had posted a 41 40 81 in the first round.
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Wimbledon Finals See Laver Triumph In Singles Fight
Laver clinched the men's singles title at Wimbledon as Roche faded after a strong start. Mrs King and Miss Crsals rallied to win the women's doubles match 1 6 6 1 10 8. Top seeds in mixed and men's doubles faced upsets as Newcombe Roche and others fell to rivals. Mt Rainier remains steaming as emissions persist.
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Freehan's Two Home Runs Lift Tigers Past A's 9 3
DETROIT AP Bill Freehan hit two three run homers to power the Detroit Tigers to an 8 5 win over the Oakland Athletics. It was Detroit's fifth straight victory and 10th in 11 games while Oakland dropped its sixth straight. Freehan's first shot capped a four run first inning and his second came in the fifth. Detroit also scored in the fourth as Mickey Lolich supported the lead.
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Phillies Stop Mets 3-1 Behind Short Five-Hitter
Phillies pitcher Chris Short hurled five hits and 11 strikeouts, sparking a two run rally in the sixth with a single as Philadelphia defeated the New York Mets 3 to 1. Richie Allen started the fifth with a triple and Tony Taylor drove in a run on a sacrifice fly.
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Boston Beats Twins 4 2 on Harrelson Three-Run Shot
Boston Red Sox extended their win streak to five with Ken Harrelson delivering a three run homer in the first inning. The victory moved Boston ahead of Minnesota into fourth place in the American League as they defeated the Twins 4 to 2 Friday night.
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Chisox Rally Past Senators 4 2 Behind Priddy Wood
Luis Aparicio and Duane Josephson homered as the Chicago White Sox beat the Washington Senators 4 2. Bob Priddy scattered three hits over six innings to earn his first win of the season before Wilbur Wood finished the seventh.
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Buick misses 148 cutoff by eight days score
Under the new 10 shot PGA rule, 85 players made the cut the most this year. The rule first used this year allows any player within 10 strokes of the leader to make the cut.
Weather Cancels Hobbs Track Meet
Hobbs cancels recreation track meet due to rain and water on the all weather track. Athletic director Gene Wells cites 3.14 inches of rain since Thursday evening with more forecast, noting four field events could not be held because water stood on parts of the track.
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Hubbers Extend Winning Streak to Seventeen Straight
Rip Griffin's Hubbers rolled past the Dallas Hunsaker Truckers 4 to 2 at Lowrey Field to push their season mark to 23-2-1 while the Truckers fall to 9-6. Bobby Black earned his fifth win, surviving a first-inning jam as Lou Bagwell delivered the go ahead hit and Bert Hooten took the loss amid seven walks.
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Zahn and Nelson dominate Arena Park races at Friday night
Don Zahn wins the modified feature for his fourth win in five outings while Sleepy Nelson dominates the sportsman division with a trophy dash heat and feature. Harold Ashlock takes two early model wins and the BeadleWylie debut car is destroyed in a rear end collision. Friday results include trophy dashes and heats across divisions with multiple drivers named from Amarillo Plainview and Abilene.
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