Lubbock Auto Co wins district baseball title in 1954 style
The Lubbock Auto Co led by Ame ean Legiatt captures the district championship in a hard fought season. Mentions of Levelland Travis Thompson Gary Dement and coach Earl detail two tough innings and a late rally while listing area athletes across football basketball and coaching staff from Plainview Lamesa and other Texas towns.
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Lubbock Auto Co
Legiatt
Iron S. Lubbock
Automen
Levelland
Travis Thompson
Ried
Earl
Dement
Servie
South Plains
Max Gat Ulback
Bert Gravitt
Denver City
Edwin Thomas
Hereford
Gale Stafford
Matador
Bruce Ashton
Lamesa
John Laftin
Tulsa
Jack Meixner
Plains
Steve Carter
Palo Duro
W. Follis
Hal Lambert
Spring Branch
Jor Golding
Hunter Kirkpatrick
Wichita Falls
Pete Raeus
Dusty Simmons
Corpus Christi Miller
Gatth
Jardbeck
Morris White
Dixie White
Gthie
Upton
C.L. Storrs
Jack Ware
Wayne Pipes
Walter Webster
Bill Pytee
Pat Farris
Joe Tyson
Wamey
Gary Dement Leele Jackson
Roland Nabors
Bot Brewer
Hubert Gbechtel
Romer Lawson
W. Moyer
Chanlesley
Dick Schmidt
Bob Rooker
Bob Brown
Mac Taylor
Johnny Charles Brewer
Mike Brady
Jimmy Gafford
Roberta
Taylor
Gus White
Orth
Jack Spikes
Snyder
Wahoo McDaniel
al Langford
Gene Westmoreland
Bob Flaniken
Earl Hatchett
John Porter
Plainview
Rex Jordan
Davi
Amarge Golf
Wrestling Tag Team Showdown Headlines Fair Park Card
Borne and manager The Lion Newman face Funk and Ricky Romero in a main event tag bout at Allen Arena Fair Park Coliseum. Semi finals feature McClarity vs Blanco and Riviano vs London with two more opening bouts. The card runs with time limits and one fall matches as described.
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Tony
Borne
le Leo
Lion
Romero
Newman
Mike
Funk
Ro‘mero
Blanco
Umn
Texas
McClarity
Blanch
Hurdle Blanco
London
Young
Miller
Big Bonus Babe Coming Along
Readable fragments indicate a sports or feature note about a wrestler or athlete nicknamed Big Bonus Babe. The item hints at progress or progress report with possible team or event context but lacks concrete details. The readable text is incomplete and does not identify dates places or organizations.
Australian netman Bob Mark knocked out in first round
In Chicago at the National Clay Courts Tennis Tournament Bob Mark the top foreign seed from Australia was routed 6-0 6-1 by Mexico-born Juan Arredondo after arriving late from Dusseldorf Germany Arredondo advanced to meet Keith Pains who later withdrew with a right side ailment Women's action saw Brazil's Mary Hahieht lose to Marilyn Montgomery 6-4 6-8 6-2 while Bernard Tutt Bartzen of Dallas pushed Grant Golden to three sets before falling Chuck McKinley seeded No 2 and Wimbledon finalist won 1 6 4 6 4 over Henry Kamakana
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Chicago
Australia
Bob. Mark
Dusseldorf
Germany
Juan Arredondo
Mexico
Arredondo
Keith Pains
Arp Ashe
St. Louis
Brazil
Mary Hahieht
Milwaukee
Marilyn Montgomery
Texas
Bernard Tutt Bartzen
Dallas
Grant Golden
Wilmette
Chuck McKinley
St. Ann, Mo
Henry Kamakana
Honolulu
Mays Wife Objects To 400 Shoes In Divorce Case
Margherite Mays, estranged wife of San Francisco Giants star Willie Mays, challenges reports she pays 400 for footwear as she sues for separate maintenance. Her lawyer notes Mays earned about 180000 yearly and claims she seeks a clean break with $250 weekly support.
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San Francisco
API
Willie Mays
Tve
Marghuerite Mays
San Francisco Giants
Mays
Bergen van Brunt
Illinois Track Star Signs With Houston Cougars
Larry Albertson, an 18 year old Chicago Taft High graduate, signed aid with the Houston Cougars. Albertson won the Illinois minor state title in 214 seconds and is among four sprinters enrolling at Houston in September. Coach Johnny Morriss praised the class as the best freshman group for speed events.
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Houston
Larry Al‘bertson
Illinois
University ‘of
Flouston
Johnny ‘Morris
Chicago
Taft High
Albertson
Boyd Timmons
Milky High
Ben Sells
Arlington
Rickey Scott
Angleton
Morriss
Los Angeles Jets Ink Tennessee A I Cager
Los Angeles Jets acquire 7 foot center George Finley from Tennessee A&I in a trade with the Cleveland Pipers. The deal includes an undisclosed 1982 draft choice and is announced by AP from Los Angeles.
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Los Angeles Jets
Ink
Tennessee A&i
Cager
LOS Angelies
Basket Angeles Jets
George Finley
Tennessee
Aco IL
Cleveland Pipers
Cane
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Gene Mayfield
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Andrews
John Blaine
Plain
Don Orr
Buddy Brothers
Tom S. Lubbock
Reddell
Texas Teca
Donnie Anderson
Stinnett
Leonard Jeter
Billy Beleweetwater
C. C. Willis
Bay Y
Loftin
Tech
Pitsburgh
Legion
Alan Johnson
Donnie Biggerstaff
Bill Harris
Victor Correil
Deraxi Thomas
Phil
Bob Mark
Netman
Joe Petit
Lubbock
Aria State
Tamer Cdeed
RCM
Joe Hefner
Amicable Life Insurance Company
Avenue Q
Weg Ats
Coe Ag Yt
Houston Cougars
Caprock Golf Club
Memaresnirs
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