All Star Coaching Clinic Opens In San Antonio
San Antonio hosts the Texas Coaches Association Clinic with football and basketball all star squads checking in for medical exams, equipment checks, and workouts at Trinity University. North and South teams convene for two a day sessions as lectures begin Monday and games loom Thursday at Alamo Stadium.
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Richard Todd
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Tennessee
John McKay
Southern California
Robert Blackman
Dartmouth
Tony Mason
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Bill Gardiner
Catholic University of America
Walter R. Shubb
Wyandotte High School
Kansas City
August Efruth
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Tom Wilson
Houston
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Shane LeStourgeon
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Harold Singleton
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First Baptist Tops Calvary in City Church League Semis
L. W. Utley pitched a four hitter and hit a two run homer to lead First Baptist to a 4-3 win over Calvary Baptist and move into the championship vs John Knox Presbyterian at Mackenzie Field. The game featured a three run third inning for First Baptist and a late Calvary rally before Utley delivered the decisive blast.
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Calvary Baptist
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Mackenzie Field
Mid-Season Auto Race Set At Arena Park Tonight
Rain disrupted Friday night events as two feature races to decide monthly champions were postponed. D. L. Arnold of Lubbock captured the early-model feature crown, with Sleepy Nelson earning the super modified trophy dash and first heat, and a slate of other winners including Johnny Mounts, Marlin Bumpass, Hugh Wynn, Bob Connors, and Wayne Diebel across various late and early model heats.
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TPF Begins Pre-Season Tilts
The Texas Professional Football League opens exhibition play with three games. Wichita Falls Kings meet San Antonio Toros in San Antonio while Sherman Denison hosts the Shreveport Trojans. Luz Pedraza leads San Antonio at quarterback alongside Guthrie and Alexander competing for Wichita Falls signal-calling duties.
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Pat Alexander
TCU
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Gene Babb
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University of Oregon Medical School
Lubbockite's Horse Wins Grand Champion at Cow Palace
Lubbockite Joe Kirk Fulton’s horse Phantom Bars won the grand champion stud horse show at the Cow Palace in San Francisco. The event is described as the nation’s second largest horse show. The text also notes Regina the capital of Saskatchewan, Canada once known as Pile of Bones.
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Former All-Pro Quits NY Giants
Former Giants guard Darrell Dess has quit the team's training camp after knee surgery. He failed to report for workouts and left behind all personal belongings, leaving coach Allie Sherman and officials puzzled about his abrupt departure. Dess, an NC State alumnus, had been with the Giants since 1959 and also spent time with the Redskins and Lions.
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Lubbock Country Club Ladies Golf Tourney Crowned
Mrs. Ken Grove won the LCC ladies championship by defeating Mrs. Tom Milam 4 and 2. Consolation went to Mrs. Preston Cochran who beat Mrs. Bill Batson 3 and 2. First flight winner was Mrs. James Hall, beating Mrs. Bob Latham 3 and 2.
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Lubbock Country Club
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James Hall
Bob Latham
Mark Creed
Ernest Ohnemus
Taylor Evans
Gene Mitchell
Kyle Rattiscan
D. W. Lewter
C. C. Christian
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Arthur Miller
Bobby Holmes
Ken Anderson
Bruce McElroy
Batson
Latham
Hiram Parks
C. E. Dean
Indians Edge Orioles In 12th Inning Homer
Tony Horton hit a 12th inning homer off Moe Drabowsky to lift the Cleveland Indians to a 1-0 win over Baltimore. Drabowsky suffered his first loss in two years with the Orioles.
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Johnson Rush 64 Leads Levelland Golf Qualifying
Levelland tournament action sees Jimmy Johnson and Gene Rush post a 64 to lead the field in the Levelland Partnership Golf. An additional qualifying round will determine flights for Sunday finals with two 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. shotgun starts.
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Honda bicycle sale at Cycle City on Avenue H
An advertisement notes Honda's Cie offers bikes with prices around 65 245 295 and 329 dollars at Cycle City located on 5108 Avenue H. The fragment implies a clearance style listing with multiple price points for cycles.
Staub Drives Astros Past Pirates 9-3 in Houston
Rusty Staub drove in four runs with a double and single as the Houston Astros beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 9-3. Dave Giusti pitched 11 hits allowed for his eighth win, while Tommie Sisk took the loss after a rough first inning. Staub finished the day with a .360 batting average.
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Billy O'Dell
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East Wins II Crown in District TII Final
Eastern Little Leaguers defeated Western 9-5 to win the District TII championship and earn a sectional playoff spot in Pecos next Thursday. Bobby Barry pitched all nine innings with homers from Bobby Adams and Larry Sneed driving in four runs. Western scored in the first and fourth and made a late push in the sixth. In the consolation game Post beat Midwest 3-2 with Roger Pace homering for two top of the fifth runs. Reginal Moore earned the win. Mike Bewley took the loss.
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Mike Bewley
Pittsburgh Releases ACC's HB Mike Love
LATROBE Pa AP The Pittsburgh Steelers released two backs and a lineman Friday Dropped from the National Football League club were halfbacks Chester Ward of Rutgers and guard Dave Berry of South Carolina.
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Mitchell Young Men's Champion at El Dorado Golf Club
Houston AP reports Mike Mitchell captains the University of Houston golf team winning the Young Men's National Golf Tournament at El Dorado. Mitchell posted 72 for 281 to grab individual honors, while Baylor freshman Rick Rogers led the field at 267 to win team honors with a 17 under par.
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LaMarque
Rogers
Cash homers give Tigers 7 4 win over White Sox
Norm Cash hit a tie breaking two run homer in the sixth to lift Detroit past Chicago 7-4 as Earl Wilson earned his 15th win. Wilson started the scoring with a first inning RBI singles while Chicago took a 2-1 lead on Walt Williams homer in the third. The Tigers tied it in the fifth, then added two more in the ninth on a throwing error and Ray Oyler’s double.
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Killebrew, Chance Help Twins Rout Red Sox 9-2
Harmon Killebrew hit his 30th homer and Dean Chance added a rare hit as Minnesota scored seven in the fourth to beat Boston 9-2. Lonborg took the loss after a lengthy rain delay, while Chance earned his 12th win.
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Cepeda and Maxvill pace Cards past Braves 9 to 1
St Louis led by Orlando Cepeda with two homers and a single and Cal Maxvill with four singles, driving in three runs as Dick Hughes held Atlanta to six hits in a 9-1 win.
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Cal Maxvill
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Ortega Wins as Senators Top Angels 8-2
Phi Ortega earned his seventh straight win on a six hitter Friday night for the Washington Senators who beat the California Angels 8-2. Ken McMullen drove in two runs as a five run seventh inning fueled the victory at home.
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Dallas Remains OU Texas Site
Dr George L Cross president of Oklahoma denied rumors that the annual Texas OU football classic would move from Dallas Cotton Bowl to a home to home format. He said no negotiations were underway though some movement may have been suggested. he noted presidents often hear little about such talks.
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Jenkins Stars Cubs Swat Reds 6-2
Chicago Cubs rookie Clarence Jones backed Ferguson Jenkins with a single and two doubles as Chicago beat Cincinnati 6-2. The Reds were held to eight hits in the night game planned for Friday. The District of Columbia covers 69 square miles.
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Ferguson Jenkins
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Oregon State Beats Bay of Plenty in New Zealand Affair
In Rotorua Oregon State's basketball team crushed Bay of Plenty 106-34. By halftime the Beavers led 50-9. Top scorers were Ken Markham with 28 points and Vic Bartolome with 16 as Billy Nickleberry dazzled with his dribbling.
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