Coach Clindaniel recalls rugged path to Texas hoops glory
Long career amid Indiana recruitment, small 5-9 guard turned pro with Columbus Mariners, then coaching stints. He later joined Wayland Baptist as a stocky, quick coach. The piece also covers Harold Wilder at Tech and the Abilene High connections, with Wilder's run and shoot style driving the frosh squad.
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Bob Clindaniel
Wayland Baptist College
Texas
Elkhart
Ind
Clindaniel
Daniel Baker College
Brownwood
Indianapolis Star
Indiana
Clindantel
Howard Payne College
Howard Payne
Columbus Mariners
Ostrander
Mariners
TIE Tech
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Jace
Harold Wilder
Abilene High
Wilder
Abilene
Lawrence Young
Kenneth Neal
Tech Frosh
Richard Little
Don Moore
Randy Prince
Moore
Monterey
Prince
Midland Lee
Eagles
Lovington
Abilene Cooper
Little Leagues Area Tournaments Underway Across Lubbock
Three area Little League tournaments start today with Midwest, Shallowater, Reese AFB and others competing at four sites. Midwest opens at 3 30 p m against Wolfforth while Shallowater faces North Lynn County at 7 30 p m. Area 2 includes Dixie Southern Western and Southwest at Southern’s field in Lubbock with games today and Tuesday. Area 1 runs in Crosbyton with Northeast Northwest and Eastern, the six team event through Wednesday. District winners meet July 27 29 to decide the district title.
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Lubbock
Midwest
all-Stars
Wilson
Shallowater
Reese Afb
Wolfforth
North Lynn Country
North Lynn County
Dixie
Southern
Western
Southwest
40Th and
Avenue U
Northeast
Northwest
Eastern
Crosbyton
Ralls
Rankin Wins Female LPGA Jaycee Open Title
Judy Rankin won the LPGA Jaycee Open at Northwood Hills CC in Springfield Ohio with a five under par 208 over 54 holes to claim her second 1970 tour title despite illness. Lesley Holbert shot 69 to finish one behind at 210, a three player tie for third included Jo Anne Carner Jan Ferrarig and Jo Ann Prentice. Rankin earned 3000 dollars, Holbert 2250, as top finishers chased a par 73 course and 6421-yard layout.
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Springfield
Ohio
Judy Rankin
Betsy Rawls
Carole Skala
Kathy Whitworth
Furrs Defend AL Title In District 16 Tourney Opener
Furrs starts defense of its District 16 American Legion title at Low Key Field with a doubleheader. Bell Red Crickets, favored to win, face Brownfield in the 6 p.m. opener while Farrs 84 meet Brown-Griffin Texaco in the nightcap. Bell fields Sorrelis on the mound with Wilkes behind the plate and Bratcher Bartlett Bass Pumphrey Melton Price West Dyer in the lineup. Brownfield counters with Roberson and Hicks, others include Richard son Lane Foster Perkins Harrelson Joplin or Sanders. Olive starts for Farrs with Olive Williams Bewley Stein Craddick Byrne Hill Davis Bailey. Brown-Griffin starts Andey with Griffin behind the plate. The District 16 winner meets the District 19 winner in the first round of playoffs.
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American Legion Tournai
Lowkey Field
Bell Red Cheks
Bell
Brownfield
Farr’a
Brown-Griffin
Texaco
Billy Sorrelis
John Wilkes
Bill Bratcher
Hank Bartlett
Kip Bass
Gary Pumphrey
Mark Melton
Troy Price
Tim West
Mark Dyer
Red Crick
Mike Robersor
Charlie Hicks
Mike Richardson
Joe (Vasquez
Lynn i Lane
Terry Foster
Charles Perkins
Mike Harrelson
Craig Joplin
David Sanders
Hicks
Roberson
Olive
Gary Olive
Farr
Wayne Williams
Mike Bewley
Jerry Stein
Dickie Craddick
Mike Byrne
iKenny Hill
Alan Davis
Kerry Bailey
Williams
Chad Andey
Mark Griffin
David Griffin
Danny Thompson
Bobby Hutcheson
Brooks West
Alan Layne
Larry Williamson
Sandy Utley
Chad Utley
American Legion
Allison, Pal Cop Honors at Bristol Grand National
Bob Allison of Hueytown Alabama with relief from Dave Marcis won the Volunteer 500 at Bristol International Speedway. The 32,000 race covered 266.5 miles in 3 hours 8 minutes 23 seconds at 83.915 mph with eight cautions over 54 laps. Donnie Allison relief finished two laps back in second, LeeRoy Yarbrough third, Barry Isaac fourth.
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Bobby Allison
Hueytown
Ala
Dave Marcis
Bristol International Speedway
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Marcis
An Pearson
Spartanburgh
LeeRoy
Yarbrough
Columbia
S.C
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Em ' Barry Isaac
Catawba
N.C
Dodge
G.C. Spencer
Jonesboro
Tenn
Plymouth
Cubs unleash six-run third to rout Astros 7-1
Chicago built a six-run third inning as Milt Pappas pitched a five-hitter to beat Houston 7-1. Glenn Beckett Billy Williams and Roy Santo drove in runs, with Randy Handley collecting his first hit since April 17 after a DL stint. Cesar Cedeno doubled for the Astros.
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Chicago Cubs
Milt Pappas
Houston Astros
Cubs
Tom Griffin
Pappas
Glenn Beckett
Billy Williams
Roy Santo
Randy Handley
Wn Wiley US
Atlanta
Chicago
Cesar Cedeno
Keith
Lampard
Don Wert Caps Rally in Tigers Doubleheader Sweep
In Kansas City, Don Wert doubled home two runs to cap a six run Detroit eighth inning as the Tigers swept the Royals 6-4. Detroit also won the opener 2-0 behind Joe Niekro and Tom Timmerman. Norm Cash drove in both Detroit runs with a sixth inning sacrifice fly and an eighth inning single.
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Don Wert
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Tigers
Joe Niekro
Tom Timmerman
Ted Abernathy
Jackel Hernandez
Wille Horton
Ken Wright
Gates Brown
RBI
Wert
Royals
Amos Otis
Lou Piniella
Niekro
Timmerman
Bill Sorrell
Bob Oliver
Norm Cash
Cardinals rally past Braves 3-1 on Maxvill output
In St Louis, Maxvill snapped an 1-1 tie with a left field single and scored on Brock’s double as the Cardinals defeated the Atlanta Braves 3-1. Mike Torrez held Atlanta to eight hits, earning his first win in three weeks, while Reed allowed two early runs before settling.
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Torrez
Dal Maxvill
Allen
Lou Brock
Thelthe Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Atlanta Braves
Atlanta
Millan
Brock
Maxvill
Snackton
Okee
Gonaler
RenAlle
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Cary Aldo Cardenal
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Javier
al Ampromle
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Reed
Ooo
Mcqueen
Ialime
Aspnes
Braves
Orlando Cepe Reed
Momety
Richie Allen
Hal iKing
Bob
Aspromonte
Cardinals
Nationals Triumph In All Star Employees Softball Game
The Nationals defeated the Americans 98 in a Saturday night all star game of the Employees Softball League.
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Nationals
Ruidoso Race Day Results and Payouts
Race card results list speeds, payouts, and winners across multiple events at Ruidoso. Fourth race details include 310 yards allowances with Sir Devka Ragtime Chick and bay horses among the place finishers, with corresponding payout figures.
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Sir Devka
Dallas Rebel
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