Caprock YMCA Girls League results in Lubbock meet
In Caprock YMCA Girls League action at Lubbock, First Baptist defeated Arnett Benton Baptist 10 to 2 while Asbury Methodist edged Oakwood 12 to 2. The meet featured events led by Oldham and Mary Rose with multiple sprints, relays, and hurdles tallied, and team scores listing Lubbock first with 46 points, Abilene second with 178, and Ardmore third.
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Erly Phillips
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Lubbock Christian College
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Caprock Ymca Girls’ League
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Ardlein
Uf Kirby
Miller Strong On Three-Hitter Through Eight
Miller pitched a three hitter through eight innings before relief from Ron Peranoski and Phil Ortega in the ninth when the Giants rallied for all their runs.
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Miller
Ron Peranoski
Phil Orteza
Giants
Dodgers top Giants as Miller and Drysdale steer win
Frank Howard drove in three while Willie Davis and Don Drysdale supported the Dodgers in a 3-1 victory over the San Francisco Giants. Miller earned his second win of the season as Los Angeles snapped a six-game skid at Candlestick Park before 52,975 fans.
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Robj Frank Howard
Miller
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Willie Davis
In Angeles Dodgers
Don Drysdale
Chante T
London
England
Philbrick dominates Lubbock Closed with three titles
At the Lubbock Closed Tennis Meet, Philbrick won three events including singles and doubles, defeating rivals Jay Davis and other top players. Marshall, Hooper, and Robins claimed multiple finals, while Mary Sanger and Terry Fehskens took the girls doubles.
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Tech Net
George Phillin
Giicon
Marchal
Hottman
Ter
Dataen
Lubbock
el Clark
Barth
Peteramynis
Tech
Suge
Mat
Huger
Hamlet Y . Smite
Mike Jones
iMéeet
Botta
Zimmerman
Matt Malouf
Jand Maloun
Cherie Cararick
Mary Sanger
Terry Fehskens
Daryl
Allison
Lewis Marshall
Robins
Elmore
Marshall
Robert Peterson
Collier
Sharon Lee
Kay Young
Jodie Wilson
Suzy Crain
Miss See
Willl
Cindy Hale
Miss Young
Mark Philbrick
Young Son Offic
Locations And Completions In Vast Texas County Maps
A fragmented OCR list showcases locations and survey references across Texas and nearby counties. Entries mention towns, sections, survey names, and feature notes such as mining, roads, and land parcels, with numerous abbreviations and partial place identifiers indicating a complex, technical land records page.
Lone Star to Build Pecan Station Underground Gas Storage
Lone Star Gas Co plans early August construction of a 2.2 billion cubic foot Pecan Station storage project ten miles south of San Angelo in Tom Green County. The plant will include a 660 horsepower compressor, office and shop, dehydration facilities, and oil recovery structures. Initial operations target fall 1964 with 10 million cu ft daily injection and 50 to 70 million cu ft withdrawal in two hours, joining its southern and northern pipeline systems to boost storage and peak demand support. The project becomes Lone Star’s eighth underground storage facility, building on seven existing plants with 78 billion cu ft capacity and 617 million cu ft daily withdrawal capability.
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Lone Star Gas Co
San Angelo
Tom Green County
E. A. Brown
Dallas
Lone Star
Brown
W. F. Wells
Trans[mission Division
W. J. Herridge, Jr
Canyon
Sutton County
Colts Rally Past Cubs Behind Kasko Double
Fidie Kass sacrificed and then doubled in the eighth as the Colts nicked the Cubs 4 to 2. Mike White drove in two runs with a first inning double and later scored on Kasko's single. Santo homered for Chicago, but Houston pulled ahead with key two run hits and a fourth inning burst.
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Fidie Kass
Colts
Mike White
Chicago
Cubs
Kasko
Bob Buhl
Joe
Billy Gaines
Cowan
Ron Santo
Ernie
Walt Bond
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Col's of Lubbock sweep Big Spring in West Texas softball
Big Spring fell 2-0 in a nightcap as Cols of Lubbock won 2 straight games. N E Stephens pitched both games, delivering a 20 inning shutout in game one and closing the night with victory in relief. Mike McElrath doubled twice and homered, while Dave Hudson and L W Utley also hit home runs for Cecil's in the opener and finale.
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Big Spring
Coll’s
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West Texas
N. E. Stephens
Contel Stephens
Mike McElrath
Dave Hudson
L. W. Utley
Cecil
Americans Win Colt Tourney in Lubbock Championship
In Lubbock, the Americans defeated the Nationals 87 to clinch the Colt League title on Saturday night. Roger Gamblin beat Jerry Colquitt in relief as Lee Gummelteloutled and scored the winning run on an error in the top of the eighth. Earlier, the Nationals beat Berger 12 to 9 to reach the final.
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Lubbock
Nationals
Roger Gamblin
Jerry Colquitt
Lee
Hancock and Southwestern Face Rubber Game in Tourney
Hancock Public Service battles through the losers bracket to reach the title round in the city softball tournament at the South Mackenzie field. Monday’s rubber match pits Hancock against Southwestern after Southwestern’s 1-0 loss to Post Office and Hancock’s earlier wins. Gene Cramer earned the win over Post Office with Wayne Tomlinson credited in the victory over Southwestern. Homemakers eye new yacht race gadget on the Chicago lakefront.
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Hancock
Southwestern! Public Service
Mackenzie
Post Office
Southwestern
Gene Cramer
Wayne Tomlinson
Southwestern Public Service
Ruidoso Race Results Highlight Mixed Finishers
A garbled list from Ruidoso results shows numerous horse names, odds, times, and placements with figures like 1 mile and 70 yards, several price returns, and multiple race markers. The content includes horse names such as Silvera and Vain Admiral, with varied wagering figures and times, lacking coherent event structure.
Jobs Continued From Page One Preview Raiders Depart
The article notes Hal Hudson and Raiders players whose eligibility ended, co captain Jerry Don Balch left for work, Willis joined Ronnie Merritt and James Hinkle in Bay Country oil fields. John Porter and Bob Fuller returned to Lamosa and California for summer jobs. Coaches took two weeks of vacation, played golf, studied films, and prepared for the coming return of players after a long summer.
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Hal Hudson
Jerry Don Balch
Strown
Willis
Ronnie Merritt
James Hinkle
Bay Country
John Porter
Bob Fuller
Lamosa
California
Perry and Malaise Lead Lubbock Golfing Duo
Lubbock runners Richard Perry and Dub Malaise held a two stroke edge at 141. Malaise, a Texas Tech basketball player, shot a three under par 68 with a 20 foot birdie on nine and a 30 yard eagle on ten amid a crowded field of pairings and scores.
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Frottt
Lubbock
Richard Perry
Dub Malaise
Malaise
Texas Tech
Tri City and Lamesa Reach Babe Ruth Semifinals
Tri City, drawn from Plains, Seagraves and Denver City, defeated Slaton National 64 to win a semifinal berth in the Babe Ruth tournament in Brownfield on Saturday night. Calvin Smith was the winning pitcher, Junior Martinez the loser. Lamesa beat Brownfield 9 to 3 with Connie Mills on the mound and Larry York taking the loss. Post and Slaten American played a late game, with next round pairings to be set today.
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Plains
Seagraves
Denver City
Slaton National
Calvin Smith
Junior Martinez
Brownfield
Connie Mills
Larry York
Post
Cheks Borger To Resume Playoffs In Texas Panhandle matchup
The Bell Red Cheks host Borger in a bi district playoff clash at Lowrey Field Monday as Borger seeks a second win after their Wednesday victory. If Borger wins Monday, the Panhandle team would reach the state tournament with a possible tiebreaker game on Tuesday at 8 p.m.
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Legio
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Lowrey Field
Weekly Survey Shows Activity Increase In Permian Basin
The weekly survey shows 28 more rotary rigs in operation, with Yoakum and Ector Counties tied for third at 12 rigs. Lea County leads with 45, Pecos County rising to 15. Socony Mobil Oil Co reports 1964 first half earnings of 143.7 million dollars, or 2.88 a share, up from 138.4 million and 2.77 a share in 1963. dividend of 65 cents per share declared. Second quarter 1964 earnings are estimated at 69.8 million dollars, or 1.40 a share, vs 68.7 million and 1.27 a share a year ago. Restatement of 1963 figures includes Virginia Carolina Chemical Corp. merger, increasing six-month earnings by 14 million.
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Reed Yoakum
Ector
Rolter Bit Co
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Lea County
Geren
Pecos
Weeewoo
Socony Mobil Os
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Sterling Saeed
Tomarom
Virginia Carolina Chemical Corp
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