Sunday Racing Card at Ruidosa Downs Listed Events
Horse racing card at Ruidosa with races for three year olds and up across distances from 270 to 350 yards. Notable entries include Katie Koot, Buck Will Do, and Glory Groth plus numerous contenders in graded and allowance purses. results span multiple races with detailed horse names, jockeys, and odds.
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Ruidosa
Katie Koot
Ro Adair
Caynt
Cko
Pokes Moon
Buck
Rubin
Marcella
Lipham
Koolin
Saith
Ono
H Baker
Saner
Trasby
Glory Groth
Walker
Dickey Due Kep
Miller Creek
Gar
J Bannowsky
Brinkles
Fedora
Ellis
Pompinell
Rock
Fisueron
Sabinal
Byers
Marcavella
Ko Hart
Meany
Alan
P Poly
IM Moore
Po Moore
Mr. Sailor
Jimmerette
Bannowsky
Todd
Liphammy
JI Rebel Gee
M Lopez
J Dreves
Nesmith
Brinkley
Lopez
Garden Bell
Rockus
J Curry
Piloto
Lo Byers
Figueria
J Bannowskiie
Merasia
Pacheco
Vanderghost
Stark
I Frasier
Lo Sant
Hart
Vono Alwin
Tommy Gee
Lo Beer
Dellas
Cox
Dee Beau Black
J. Dreyer
Mme
Warren
Chubbs
H Crosby
Pe Bafferta
Wilcoxs
Brannowsk
Mess Bank
Moore Go
Moore Go. C Smith 118 : 3007 Bresa Bar
T Stark
Fantacia
D Tyre
Rocket Bar
J Dresel
AE. M
Chata
Coast Guard
CH & TR Alwars
Chicabard
J Cox
Buzzie
Beers
Joak
General Adams
J Meany
C. Hilton
Piper
Tequila
Morrie
Cavares
Kiang Elyah
Wallace i
Loving Eyes
Lapham
Hadde
Juhar
Walden
Bass
Abilene Jets, Holt's Raiders open NBC in Abilene
Holt's Raiders backed Danny MacDougal's one hit effort as Abilene Jets fell 9-0 in the opening game of the 32nd Texas State NBC Tournament. MacDougal fanned nine and Jerry Kolander drove in two with a first inning two-run hit. The Colts led 1-0 after Helen Malone's extra-base hit. Humberto Mendez allowed two early runs and left the game after four innings in the Astros-Colts matchup that was later halted by rain.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Holt
Raiders
Danny MacDougal
Cal Segrist
Abilene
Jets
Lubbock
Davis Grocery Colt-Plainview
Astros
Vincent Barron
MacDougal
Paul Zayas
Territors
Zayas
Mike Pyron
Jerry Kolander
Don Champion
Jerry Haggard
Don McKee
McKee
Colts
George Guevara
Humberto Mendez
Helen Ma
Lone
NBC
Guevara
Mendez
Lee Ramos
Sherman Ray
Elmer Hill
Astro
Ramos
Hill
Benny Smith
Ray
May life ban to be appealed by IAAF in London
The IAAF in London will hear the appeal of May who was banned in October 1966 by the East German Athletic Association for allegedly taking about 250 from a West German firm to make ads. The ban was upheld despite May returning the money and apologizing. May set world records in 1965 for 1000 and 1500 meters before his ban.
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IAAF
London
May
East German Athletic Association
Danz
TAAF
Michel Jazy
Jazy
Herb Elliott
Australia
Jim Ryan
United States
South Plains Gun Club Hosts First Registered Shoot
The South Plains Gun Club formerly Winchester Gun Club holds its first registered shoot today with trophies awarded in each of the three events.
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South Plains Gun Club
Winchester Gun Club
Golf tournament leaders and missed cuts noted
Lotz shot 76 after a 70 opening to reach 146, tied with five others including Verney Henning Zigler Ford and Martinez at 145, while Boros missed the cut along with Sanders and Littler.
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Doug Sanders
Gene Littler
Lotz
Bob Verney
Allan Henning
Larry Zigler
Doug Ford
Dick Martinez
Sec
Minneapolis
Boros
Julius
Tommy Bolt
Dudley Wysong
Graham Oe
Ray Floyd
Rye Vee
Larry Zigler Ve Nee Seene
Harold Henning
Doug
Pete E Ter Tent
Roane Puett
Dick Lotz
Ee Wee Ge Oe
Charles Coody
Gardner Dickinson
Eae
Ken Venturi
Ken Pull
Dave Jiminesz
Bert Weaver
Pave Stockton
Bob Goalby
al Geiberger Cee
John Late
Randy Glover
Dick Mayer
Johnny Pott
Jerry McGee
Trevino
Wilt Homentuk
Tom Weiskopf
Rives McBee Weace Aesence
Wayne Yates
Larry Mowry
Fean Weg
Jack McCowan
Rod Funseth
Gam Carmichael
Liston to miss Sweden boxing card on August date
Promoters Ingemar Johansson and Bertil Knutsson said Sonny Liston will not appear on the August 20 card in Sweden as they could not find an opponent. Liston has won his last four fights in Sweden.
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Gatebord
Sweden
UPI
Ingemar Johansson
Bertil Knutsson
Sonny Liston
Liston
Pan Am Games rifle and tennis results recap
Results from the Pan Am Games show Margaret Thompson leading in individual three position rifle with a Pan American record 1325? listing. Canada, United States and Mexico follow in team events. In men's tennis Herb Fitzgibbon and Thomas Reech Bravil reach semifinals. Women’s singles see Elena Subirats and Patsy Rippy advancing. sailing, yachting and other sports also noted with country standings and placings.
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Margaret Thompson
Riiles
United States
Anderson
Thompson
Bruce Meredith
Columbus
John Winter
Columbus Ga
Braks
Thomas Reech Bravil
Ae Ashe
Elena Subirats
Mexico
Janie Albert
Pebble Beach
Calif
Patsy Rippy
Shawnee
Okla
Faye Urban
Canada
Vicki Berner
Patricia Montano
Elena Gubirats
Vicky Berner
Bob Edard
Virginia Icaza
Miguel Olvera
Ecuador
Francisco Guzman
Eugenia Guzman
Francois Godbout
Baseball schedules and pitching matchups for tonight
MLB action lists games with starting pitchers including Culp, Pap imae, Cuellar, Bunning, Hendley, Singer, Carlton, and Cloninger. Matchups feature Chicago at Cincinnati, Vere at Pittsburgh, Ribant at Houston, Philadelphia at San Francisco, New York at Los Angeles, St Louis at Atlanta with night games noted.
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Vere
Pittsburgh
Ribant
Houston
Cuellar
Philadelphia
Bunning
San Francisco
Perry
New York
Hendley
Los Angeles
Singer
St. Louia
Carlton
Atlanta
Cloninger
Baltimore
Washington
California
Detroit
Chicago
Minnesota
Boston
Kansas City
St Louis
Cincinnati
san_ Francisco
Calfornia
Newman
Bertaina
Sparma
Howard
Hardin
Cleveland
Donoghue
Hunter
Peterson
Kant
Merritt
Bell
Wasilewski
International Gymnastics Meet Medals Split Among Nations
Pan Am second place went to Marie Walther of Lakewood Ohio. Hector Ramirez of Cuba won men's floor exercises with Richard Loyd close behind. Dave Thor and Armando Garcia of Mexico tied for bronze. Armando Valles of Mexico won still rings. Fred Rothlesberder of Madison Wisconsin and Mark Cohn tied for silver in still rings. no bronze awarded. Loyd and Miss Metheny became the first Americans to win two golds. Elaine Tanner of Canada claimed two swimming golds and two world records.
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Marie Walther
Lakewood
Ohio
Hector Ramirez
Cuba
Richard Loyd
Dave Thor
Armando Garcia
Mexico
Armando ‘Valles
Fred ‘Rothlesberder
Madison
Wis
Mark Cohn
Loyd
Miss Metheny
Elaine Tanner
Canada
Fort Erie bettor wins after mistaken ticket issued
A Fort Erie race track patron thought he bet $100 on the favorite in race seven. He instead received a ticket on No. 7 Son Costume, a 49-1 long shot, which won and paid $101.50 for a $2 bet, yielding $5,055.
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Fort Erie
Canada
Fort Erie Race Track
Bon Shannon
Son
Bobby Fisher
Hattig Studies Pan Am Ops in Winnipeg
Fritz Hattig, a top organizer for the 1972 Munich Olympics, visits Winnipeg to study Pan Am operations. He praises the Canadian approach as more fun and upbeat in sports than Europe, noting the Pan Am setup as MARVELLOUS.
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Winnipeg
Canada
Fritz Hattig
Munich
Hattig
Lubbock area track preview highlights young sprinters and jumpers
TAAF high jump and throad jump events feature sophomores with Ribble as a freshman next fall. Lubbock High interests include Brad Young in the low hurdles and both relays, and Bill Casey in the 440. Dunbar’s George Thomas targets the 100 and relays. Five Lubbock girls, led by Adra Dyer, compete in the junior bracket.
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Ribble
Lubbock High
Brad Youngblood
Bill Casey
Dunbar
George Thomas
Lubbock
Adra Dyer
Lubbock Girls Edge Mountain Dew In Softball Thriller
Lubbock Texas Industrial Laundry rallied with five runs in the bottom of the seventh to beat Mountain Dew of San Antonio 10 9 in the state TAAF girls softball tournament. Sue Smart hit a key triple and Jean Brashear added a single. Myrlene Nichols earned the win in relief as Lubbock advances in the double elimination event.
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San Antonio
Lubbock
Texas Industrial Laundry
Nudge Mountain Dew
Sue Smart
Jean Brashear
Myrlene Nichols
Plainview Club Completes 54 Hole Medal Play Round
Plainview Country Club readies the final 18 holes of the 54 hole medal play tournament to be played Sunday continuing from the previous page.
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Plainview Country Club
Plainview CC Results and Pairings by Flight
Plainview Country Club results show multiple flight pairings and times. Second Flight lists players such as W. O. Barry and Tom Moore with 11:50 and 12:14 blocks. Third through Senior flights include participants like Fred Anderson and Marvin Gray with various 10 to 13 minute slots.
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W. O. Barry
Tom Moore
H. 1 Sparks
Leroy Paulger
Doug Graham
Ed Lewis
John Hicks
Don Mouser
Roy Perry
Jerry Allen
Robert Riggs
Jerry Hodges
Charle White
Carols Arrelano
Randall Roberts
Bob Pyatt
Ronnine Ragland
Idold Martin
Cris Clark
Wade Clark
Don Laxson
Jack Payne
Stansell
Angus Ott
Fred Anderson
Welburn Kurfees
Jack Collins
Tom Collins
Harold Thomas
Harvey McEachern
Roy Benefield
John McQuien
J. V. Miller
John Hale
JO. Foote
Bill Atkins
David Maggard
Golden Ferguson
Cris Hicks
Rnest Hudgins
Jim Brillon
Jim Hale
Mac Shurbert
Jackie Brown
J. V. Wallace
Joe Mayo
Jeny Gearhart
Ike Johnson
GH. Bauchanan
Kenneth Gregg
Hugh Pettit
Bud Womack
Harvey Latrich
Jim Burgers
B. B. Howell
Robert Pitts
Canol Golden
Charley Young
Jay Gray
Frank Mercer
D. J. Hooper
Winston Jones
Bill Lees
Don Vaughn
J. F. Voyles
Ray Green
Brad. Wicks
Rex Redis
Jerry Layon
J. B. Jackson
Harold Hamilton
Tom Bell
Ollie Chote
Louis Lutria
Elton Wilson
Jerry Hudgins
Austin Merriwether
Bob Horne
Davis Horne
W. D. Martz
Jim
Buddy Saunders
Fluff Meyers
Tom Wilson
Dean Hatchett
Dickruitt
Brad Robertson
Robert Cleland
Hal Schauer
Jimmy Chapman
Bil Manor
Dickie Dyer
Mike Wells
Otis Gollhugh
Ted Watts
Charlie Goodbread
Brad Wilmon
Rick Roach
John Cormne
Harold McCune
Jerry Wofford
Dick Cross
C. A. Rogers
Dick Weston
E. D. Persons
Hornung retires after long Packers Saints career
Fullback Jim Taylor of the Saints says he will miss Paul Hornung after the veteran star leaves the game. Hornung calls his career ten and a half seasons, noting a suspension in 1963 over an NFL betting probe as part of his long football journey.
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Green Bay
Jim Taylor
New Orleans
Saints
Paul
Taylor
Hornung
NFL
Rose Defeats Palacio For Melbourne Bantam Title
Lionel Rose of Australia defended his bantamweight title by beating Tiny Palacio of the Philippines in a 10 round decision in Melbourne. Both fighters weighed 122 pounds.
Wheat futures slip on Chicago Board of Trade
Wheat futures fell more than a cent on the Chicago Board of Trade amid hedging and scale down by commission houses. Rye and corn slipped while soybeans were mixed as oats rose and oil stayed steady to lower. September prices for multiple grains closed lower with slight moves in soybeans and wheat under fluctuating demand.
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New York Stock Exchange
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Kansas City
Midwest
One Texan On List of War Casualties
The Department of Defense released a casualty list listing 73 service members killed in action. Among them is Marine Pfe. Richard Lopez, son of Mr and Mrs Catrino Lopez of 044 South San Joaquin San Antonio Texas.
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Washington
Department of Defense
Pfe
Richard Lopez
Catrino Lopez
South
San Joaquin
San Anlonio
Whales and Porpoises Hear Acute Sense Under Sin Says
The Miami Seaquarium asserts that whales and porpoises possess acute hearing capabilities. This claim highlights the marine mammals' sensitivity to sounds, aiding navigation and communication in their ocean habitats.
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Miami Seaquarium
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