Long Shot Law Student Wins Levelland Invitational
Jimmy Underwood a UT law student and long shot defeated Ross Mitchell 4 and 2 to win the Levelland Invitational Golf tournament. Mitchell rallied late but Underwood closed out with a par on No 16 after a tense back nine.
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HAGE FOUR LUBBOCK CITY UPDATE
Local brief notes Hage Four in Lubbock Texas with Civrock Ace reported on Monday summary. Details indicate a municipal event or decision affecting city services, with no further specifics provided in the fragment.
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Plainview Edges Ashers 2 1 in Slow Pitch Battle
Plainview Athletics beat the Carlsbad Potashers 2 to 1 as Charles McGrory pitched a three hit game. McCutcheon doubled and Pfaehler drove in the first run in the sixth, with a passed ball aiding the second. Ben Brown doubled for the Potashers in the ninth scoring the lone run.
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Midland sweeps Alpine with two big innings in 16-8 win
Midland College built a six-run third and seven-run seventh to defeat Alpine 16-8, extending their winning streak to four. George Johnson hit a two-run single, Jerry Williams belted a three-run homer, and Pat Sherrill drove in two with a two-run triple as Midland pulled away after a 6-6 tie.
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Red Femines Triumph as Americans Outpace Russians in Track Duel
At Franklin Field the United States defeated the Soviet Union in a two day track meet. The American men dominated with 15 first places and eight one two sweeps while the Russians won the women’s events but trailed overall. Highlights included Parry O’Brien’s shot put mark and Ray Norton’s 200 meter win as Kuznetsov’s world record bid was slowed by rain.
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Yankees Sweep White Sox to Open Doubleheader Breaks Slump
New York Yankees toppled the Chicago White Sox twice to pull ahead in the American League by sweeping a rain-soaked doubleheader 6 2 and 6 4. Enos Slaughter homered twice as Whitey Ford won the opener and Eli Grba earned his first major league start in the second game. Hank Bauer and Mantle also homered as the Yanks reached 100 season home runs.
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Mixed sports results and travel notes from several leagues
A jumble of score snippets across baseball and basketball leagues is reported, with teams like Milwaukee Pottsburgh, San Prendanso, and Chicago games noted along with international matches and college swimming travel issues. The piece mentions illness sidelining four members of the American touring swim squad and names Frank Legacki, Bill Barton, Ron Meek, and others in connection with NC State and Michigan.
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Pirates tie for third after rain delayed win over Giants
Billy Virdon's fourth homer of the year sparked the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 victory over the San Francisco Giants in the first game of a rain interrupted doubleheader. A curfew stopped the second game with Pittsburgh leading 1-0 after two innings. the first game was replayed later. Veron Law earned his 11th win in a pitchers' duel with Stu Miller, as Milwaukee dropped to third place behind St. Louis after a 9-5 loss to the Cardinals and a 9-5 line against Milwaukee.
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Higgins Branum Win Odessa Pro Am. $2000 to Winners
Higgins of Fort Worth and amateur Buddy Branum of Midland rallied from four strokes back to win the Odessa Pro-Amateur Tournament with a closing par 61 and 72 hole total of 72. They outpaced Carpenter Martin and Cooper tied for second at 257, earning $1318 each for their teams.
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A H Frazier Tops Lubbock Boat Club Races
A H Frazier of Lubbock led the final Lubbock Boat Club event at Buffalo Lakes winning the Class B run about free-for-all and the Class D stock race. He earned four first places on the day and finished the season as top driver for Lubbock. Other winners included Gerad Heidricks Slaton in Class B hydro Benny Bob Barron Lubbock in Class D hydro Bobby While Amarillo in Class FE Bill Pippins Lubbock in Class D-l modified Nolan Heddin Amarillo in the big free-for-all.
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