Colombian Rallies For WT Net Wins
Victoria Holguin of Colombia won both the women's singles and doubles titles at the West Texas Tennis Championships in Lubbock. Holguin defeated Barbara Bramlett 6-3 7-5 for the singles crown and partnered with Cheri Edens to beat Susie Burgess and Cindy Crane 4-6 6-2 6-4 in doubles. The event, part of the Highway 80 Circuit, featured players from Lubbock, Odessa, Abilene and Amarillo with a crowd of about 300.
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Billy Ahrens
Avalanche Journal
Victoria Holguin
West Texas
Lubbock Tennis Center
Colombia
Miss Holguin
GIRIA
Bramlett-Bramlett
Susan Torrance
Susan McNutt
Corpus Christi
B. Bramsett
Holguin-Cheri Edens
Pampa
Susie Gray Burgess
Lubbock
Miss Bramlett
Seminole
Miss Crane
Miss Burgess
Bullet Returns
Ike Groce
Coronado High
Hardin-Simmons
Jerry Treadwell
Eastland
Treadwell
Groce
Bramlett
Andrew
Rudi Nelson
Chastain
John Kruser
Amarillo
Tim Brown
John Phillips
Snyder
San Angelo
Midland
Odessa
Andrews
Netters
Ike Grace
Meet
Bill Byrd
Ruidoso Race Day Results From Sunday’s Card
In Ruidoso New Mexico UPI tallies Sunday results across twelve races led by Joyful Joyce winning the six-furlong opener at 13.80. Big Find captured the one-mile second with 18.00 odds, while Five K Diamond took the 400-yard sprint. The day’s wagering reached 234 543 total handle with 5,690 in attendance and a $10,988 payout on the quinella.
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Rutdoso
N.M
UPI
Joyce
Sun Shelter
Mark K
Big Find
Henry Cabot
Chicago
Valiant Valor
Wertin
Gorey
Quinella
Vos & Up
Dial
Dallas
Jav Gates
Miss Bar High
Fur
Vos
Tamran
Doyle G
Graw
Pratlitt
Pruweista
Bic
Tegas
V. Mill
Fleventh
Mystic Victory
Leveeland
Dobra Bay
Yar
Bloomin’ Opnao
Irish Moon
All Stars Lineups for the National and American Leagues
The Nationals and AL star pitchers will be named in the morning. Tiant is expected to start for the AL while Gibson may start for the Cardinals in the NL. Rose breaks his thumb and Mays replaces him in the NL outfield. The NL infield features Mc Covey Helms Kessinger Santo with Grote catching. NL outfield includes Flood Aaron and Mays. AL infield has Killebrew Carew Fregosi Robinson with Freehan catching. NL pitchers Koosman Seaver Reed Fryman Carlton headline the staff.
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Rose
Nationals
Willie McCovey
San Francisco
Tommy Helms
Cincinnati
Don Kessinger
Chicago
Ron Santo
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Curt Flood
Cardinals
Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Pete Rose
Los Angeles
Willie Mays
San Francisco Giants
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Rod Carew
Jim Fregosi
California
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Jerry Koosman
Tom Seaver
Mets
Ron Reed
Woody Fryman
Philadelphia
Steve Carlton
St. Louis
Carlton
Fryman
Koosman
Harper Wins Senior Golf in Dundee World Championship
Chandler Harper, 54, of Portsmouth, Virginia, defeated Max Faulkner of England two up over 36 holes to win the world senior championship at Downfield Course in Dundee Scotland. Harper earned 1200 dollars while Faulkner took 600, with Harper opting out of the British Open at Carnoustie starting Wednesday.
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Dundee
Scotland
Chandler Harper
Portsmouth
Max Faulkner
England
Harper
Faulkner
Carnoustie
Ed Merriman Robnett Win LCC Tourney
Ed Merriman and James Robnett won Lub bock Country Club’s annual member only partnership golf tournament with a net 127 after four days of play. The top five teams held their Saturday positions as Robnett and Merriman edged three runner ups by one stroke.
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Ed Merriman
James Robnett
Lubbock Country Club
LCC
Robnett
Merriman
Tom O'Kelly
Bill Kelley
Fred Chauncey
Rick Jennings
Chip Monk
Clint Parsley
Open Women’s Open ends in tie and Berning wins
Betsy Berning captures the title with a 72-hole total of 300 including rounds of 37 38 36 36 to finish ahead of a crowded field. Kathy Whitworth ties for fifth at 296, with Marilynn Smith and Marle Lindstrom also in the scoring mix as Phyllis Preuss earns low amateur honors at 300.
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Page One
Marilynn Smith
Jupiter
Fla
Whitworth
Kathy Whitworth
Marle Lindstrom
Fort Wayne
Ind
Lindstrom
Clifford Ann Creed
Largo
Gerda Whalen
Phyllis Preuss
Pompano Beach
Berning
Dale Benning
San Francisco
Hawaii
Susie Benning
Mickey Wright
Carol Mann
Nancy Syms
Gerda Whale
Judy Rankin
Sandra Spuzich
Sandra Post
xCatherine Lacoste
Pam Barnett
Judy Kimball
Ruth Jessen
Erlisit
Mary M
Tore
Betsy Cullen
JoAnn Prentice
Donna Caponi
Chee
Jane Woodworth
Margie Master
Seee
David Wells Wee
Wees Pried
Sybil Griffin
xGail Davis Teeatene
Louise Suggs
Patty Berg
Wee
Linda Craft
Sharron Miller
Msetee
Betsy Rawls
Katheleen Aherne
Althea Darben
xRoberta Albers
Laney Smith
Paul Dye Jr
Lesley Holbert
Raiders Split With Cardinals in San Angelo doubleheader
Holt's Raiders won 5-2 in game one but fell 2-1 in the nightcap against the San Angelo Cardinals. Next, Raiders face the Hubbers at Mackenzie Park at 7. Strong pitching by Buthorn and Woods supported the Raiders.
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San Angelo
Holt
Raiders
San Angelo Cardinals
Hubbers
Mackenzie Park
Mexican swimmer sets world mark at Santa Clara invitational
Guillermo Echevarria of Mexico clocked 16:28.1 in the 1500 meters freestyle to set a new world record at the Santa Clara International Invitational. He beat Mike Burton, who finished second in 16:47.1, as Echevarria backed by a late kick surged from mid-race.
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Santa Clara
Calif
Guillermo Echevarria
Mexico
Mike Burton
Echevarria
Burton
Ron Johnson
Canada
Karen Muir
South Africa
Zorn
UCLA
Schollander
Yale
Ken Walsh
Miss Tanner
Miss Muir
Colson Wins Clovis Crown in Colonial Park Playoff
Colson birdied the 20th hole to win the Colonial Park club championship over Walter Howell after a 261 tie. Howell failed to par in the second extra hole while Gene Glidewell was third at 265. Johnny Townsend won the presidents flight with 115, and multiple flight matches followed with decisive finishes across seven divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clovis
Clark Colson
Colonial Park
Walter Howell
Colson
Howell
Gene Glidewell
Johnny Townsend
Jack Isham
Buick Open standings show late fade by leaders
Erland Park's Buick Open leader stood eight under after nine but bogeyed four times on the back nine to finish 74. Hill parred 72 to win while Trevino dropped to four over for 76, tying for fifth with Boros and Pott. Lunn and Thompson tied for third, three behind.
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Erland Park
Kan
Hill
Trevino
Julius Boros
Johnny Pott
Bob Lunn
Rocky Thompson
Tom Weiskopf
Rod Horn
Thompson
Lee Trevino
Frank Bear
Seer
Fred Marti
Lee Elder
Bert Greene
Bob Murphy
Steve Spray
Johnny Stevens
Terry Dill
Rod Funseth
Jetta
Laurie Hamer
Charles Sifford
Miller Barber
Homero Blancas
Jim Colbert
Dean Refram
R.H. Sikes
Jerry Steelsmith
Ron Cerrudo
Ford
Marty Fleckman
Doug Ford
Harold Henning
Howie Johnson
Bob Goalby
Dick Mayer
Rick Richards
Bobb Gilbert
cCallister
Gene Littler
David Jiminez
Ken Still
Lionel Hebert
Arg Ie
Babe Hiskey
Hale Irwin
Ee Eorias
Jerry McGee
Pete Brown
Dale Douglass
Herb Hooper
Terry Winter
Chi Chi Rodriguez Ory
Bob Smith
Weer
Wayne Yates
Eaee Me
Bob Stanton
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi Seteee
Chick Evans Eee
Mac McLendon
Ie Ae
Roy Pace
Ewe Ee Bene
Don Fairfield
Hugh Roger
Dick Hanscom
Teeee Wee
Rich Bassett
John Schlee
Ane
Bill Mattson
Bob Mitchel
Bob Verwey
Ite Jain
Americans Schoonmaker and Aker Son Sail to Third in Final Race
Naples Italy AP reports United States team James Schoonmaker and Arnold Akerson sailing Dingo finished seventh in the final race of the Star International Championships and claimed third overall in the last race Krangel of Sweden placed second among the results Spectators included King Constantine of Greece, Olympic gold medalist in 1960 Dragon class in Rome.
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Naples
Italy
United States
James Schoonmaker
Arnold Akerson
Krangel
Sweden
King Constantine
Greece
Rome
Brooks' 213 Wins Lorenzo Golf Crown
Bubba Brooks captured the Lorenzo Invitational with a 213 total after a 74 in the final round. He edged Steve Farr by three strokes as Ted Watts Dickie Dyer and Randall Rieger tied for third at 219. Rieger shot 72 to lead the championship flight.
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Don Henry
Avalanche-Journal
Lorenzo
Bubba Brooks
Brooks
Abernathy
Ted Watts
Steve Farr
Furr
Laurels
Watts
Dickie Dyer
Randal Rieger
Rieger
Lorenzo Results Championship Flight and Round Leaders
Golf tournament results list players by flight with scores and placements. Championship Flight includes Bubba Brooks and Steve Furr with high placements, while other flights name competitors such as Jerry Darrow Lyndal Womack Johnny Goodwin Alfred Harrison and Earl Coulter among others with their positions and occasional notes like Miers winning a playoff.
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Ronnie Darby
J. A. Sherrod
Muney Carter
Bill Walker
Ken Gray
Alfred Harrison
Carlos Arellano
Donnie Johnston
Fay Midkiff
Dwayne Johnston
Coy Keene
Ray Knowlton
Jerry Weaver
Don Aycock
Martin Vega
Steve Hill
Earl Coulter
Jay Gray
Max Scarborough
Marvin Gray
Phil Brummett
Damper Weaver
Leon Moore
Foyt Wins Rocky Mountain 150 at Continental Divide
A. J. Foyt Jr. won the 150 mile Rocky Mountain race at Continental Divide Raceway with a 1966 rear engine Coyote Ford. Lloyd Ruby finished second in a Mongoose Ford, rookie Jim Malloy third in a Vollstedt Ford, Al Unser fourth in a Lola Ford, and Art Pollard fifth in a Lotus turbine. Joe Leonard started seventh but retired with a broken half shaft. Pollard’s turbine became the first turbine to finish a USAC road race.
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Castle Rock
Colo
A. J. Foyt Jr
Rocky Mountain
Continental Divide Raceways
Foyt
U.S. Auto Club
Ford
Houston
Lloyd Ruby
Wichita Falls
Jim Malloy
Denver
Vollstedt
al Unser
Albuquerque
N.M
Art Pollard
Medford
Ore
Andy Granatelli
Pollard
Joe Leonard
San Jose
Calif
Leonard
Astrodome Hideaway Holds High Tech Living Quarters
The article details Hofheinz’s continued residence separation from his Yorktown Estate after his wife’s December 1966 death. It describes a five level hidden complex with a target range, auto rising bar stools, magnet guided mugs, a directors’ room, pup showroom, nursery, beauty parlor, and laundromat with a view of the ball game.
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Hofheinz
Yorktown
Wimbledon Proves Amateurs Can Compete With Pros
Amateurs upset professionals at Wimbledon as rain and rain delays challenged play but raised the overall standard. Rod Laver and Billie Jean King won singles crowns, while several amateur players reached semis and finals, signaling the sport's widening competitiveness.
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England
All England
Rod, Laver
Billie Jean King
Australia
Billie Jean
Long Beach
Calif
Laver
Tony Roche
Judy Tegart
Hubbers and Raiders Lead NBC Standings Amid Tight Schedule
NBC standings show Hubbers 3-3 and 4-2, Truckers 6-2, Raiders 1-0, with a dense week of games at Mackenzie Park. Individual leaders include Donnie Bumpass and Bobby Black with five victories, and Gary Washington with three losses.
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WEEFA
Hubbers
Raiders
Colts
Electric
Skyliners
Liberal
Kan
Odessa
Lowrey Field
Mackenzie Park
Donnie Bumpass
Bobby Black
Gary Washington
Fred Olmstead
Mike Bromley
Larr York
Larry Horton
Buddy Hampton
Bert Mendez
Johnny Campbell
Mike Muschalek
Don McKee
Mike Mitchell
Fred Dumler
Franklin Mathis
Raymond Ater
Jim Montgomery
Raida
Lou Bagwell
Nathan Lindley
Steve Molberg
Lonnie Whitfield
Griffith Harris Bout Delayed To July 15 In Philadelphia
Emile Griffiths July 8 scheduled bout with Gypsy Joe Harris in Philadelphia was postponed to July 15 to allow Griffith to heal from a groin injury suffered in a recent fight.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Emile Griffith
Gypsy Joe Harris
Griffith
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Lynn McLanahan
Susie Smith
Lory Hathorne
Es Paler
Kim King
Tula
Mary Tredernick
Abilene
Pam Harrison
Carla Weathersby
Ann Harrigon
Margaret Lovett
Jeanne Owen
Larry Levinson
Fort Worth
Robert Dowlen
Dowien
Blake Bonner
Levinson
Vance Goss
Sandy McLanahan
Tom Courson
el Paso
Tommy Fee
Dan Courson
Jener Lavercombe
Mel Winger
Courson
Dale Corbin
Lavercombe
Lynn Ingram
David Hale
David Chastain
Dan Novak
Chastain John Kruser
Frown
Jerry. Treadwell
Groce-Diewes
Dub Rushing
Jennings- McNutt
Grace-Crane
B. Bramlett
Henson-Causseaux
Daniles-Lohman
Rushing-Williams
Burgess-Burgess
Glaze-Holguin
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Jennings-McNutt
Daniels-Lohman
Chaistain- Bramiett
Ruidoso
Dick Williams
Boston Red Sox
Tiant
Schoendienst
Gibson
Gene Sarazen
Indianapolis
Judy Tor-' Iuemke Rankin
Catherine Lacoste
France
Mike Annipp
Steve Hurt
John Owens
Neal Buthorn
Havelick
Coats
Buthorn
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Raide
Mike Leach
Mike Muschelek
John Beat
Max Martin
Woods
Etrick
Owens
Sue Pederson
Jack Horsley
Red Shield Triton
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Wash
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Clovis Crown
Gracy Capps
Charlie Pugh
Gerald Gunnels
Jim Allison
B. N. Hudnall
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Bill May
Leroy McKinney
Marco Skeen
Earl Robinson
Darren Stilwell
Bob Hammond
Spencer Harrell
Harry Gray
Dingo
Max Harrington
Dean Hatchett
Steve Furr
Jim Fullingim
Hal Schauer
Harrington
Charles Hughes
Jerry Darrow
Lyndal Womack
J. C. Cooper
Tandy
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Tom Miers
Bob Parks
Miers
Astrodome
Wimbledon
Britain
Rain
John Newcombe
Ken Roseall
Fred Stolle
Rosemary Casals
Mrs. King
Ann Haydon Jones
Francoise Durr
Ken Fletcher
Margaret Smith Court
Alexander Metroveli
Olga Morozova
Russia
Clark Graebner
New York
Ray Moore
Bob Hewitt
Cliff Drysdale
Lew Hoad
NBC
Dallas Truckers
Ahh
Turday Hubbers
Truckers
Petonate
Raider Bass
Sky
Wesley K. Byers
Avenue
Texas
Life Insurance Compa
Waco
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