Astros Rally Past Braves 7-2 Behind Six-Run Seventh
In Milwaukee, Bob Aspromonte delivered a two-run single in the seventh as Houston erased a 2-1 deficit. Ron Blodgett drove in two more, and a late throwing error by catcher Joe Torre allowed two runs to score. Tony Esposito pitched in relief for the Astros.
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Joe Tanre
Braves Shored Up Lead As Torre Delivers In Victory
In a Braves win Torre collected two RBI on a late single and a ninth inning hit while Cloninger battled through a bases loaded jam in Houston. Maye and Alou added subtle support as Bob Bruce pitched a complete game for the victory and Aaron reached scoring position in the sixth.
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Jim Wynn
Walt Bond
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Rusty J Staub
Clay Carroll
Brand
Cleminger
Felipe Alou
Hank Aaron
Maye
Bob Bruce
Local Scores From Various Leagues and Clubs
Report of scores across multiple leagues including Northwest Miner Wildcats 17 Northwest mooi scouts 24 and Truck 21 Pancake MShare 7 5 Percent, Dixie Lute League Rebels 6 Savers 3, Caprock 4 Ratt-Hall, and Bombers 4 Reese 2. Also note entries for Western Peay League G G Construction 9 South Plains Electric Coop 2 and Farmers Co-Op 5 Ralph Roberts 2.
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Aesey Northwest Mooi Scouts
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Crerdine Methodist
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Southcrest
NBC Ae Tuubeers
Reese
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Rimrock City
Claude Gentry
Farmers Co-Op
Ralph Roberts
Texas League Chief to Speak at Lubbock Civic Meet
Hugh Finnerty president of the Texas League will address a combined meeting of Lubbock civic clubs next Tuesday, correcting an earlier misannouncement that it would occur on oats.
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Hugh Finnerty
Texas League
Lubbock
Lubbock Auto Opens Legion Season at Seagraves
Lubbock Auto, a Lubbock High baseball team, begins the American Legion season with an 8 p.m. game at Lowrey Field against Seagraves. Probable starters include Jimmy Poe, Chris Cox, Nathan Lindley, Joe Mac Tilson, Jerry Brown, Ronnie Sheffield, Jimmy Boyd, Bill Harris, and a pitcher duo of Dorian Clawson or Bobby Purkiss.
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Lowrey Field
Jimmy Poe
Chris Cox
Nathan Lindley Lindley
Joe Mac Tilson
Jerry Brown
Ronnie Sheffield
Jimmy Boyd
Bill Harris
Dorian Clawson
Bobby Purkiss
Monterey Edges Trinity In Dirt Infield Battle
Darnell, Byrd and Hughes sparked Monterey with key hits as they held off Trinity 7-6 after trading leads. Castleberry and Toombs prepared to face the Plainsmen next midweek as El Paso Austin edged Odessa High 4-3 in a separate AAAA regional setup.
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Richardson
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Midland Pro To Take Post Here
Pearl Ward assistant pro at Midland Hogan Park for four years will become pro at Treasure Island Golf Course today replacing Cal Garrett who leaves the golf business Ward is Midland High graduate and spent 11 years with Standard Oil before turning pro He also worked four months at Houston Lakeside and will offer lessons in addition to duties at Lubbock’s only par three course.
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Pearl Ward
Meadowbrook Hosts Golfers Wednesday
The South Plains Women's Golf Assn meets at Meadowbrook Golf Course starting 8 a.m. with players from Lubbock Country Club Hillcrest Meadowbrook Tahoka Plainview and Brownie. The event features numbered tee times and pairings across nine partial groupings with many members listed.
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Meadowbrook
Lubbock Country Club
Hillcrest
Local Archers Win Three First Places
The Ronald Large family from 7502 Ave H led the Lubbock Field Archery Club at the state archery tournament in Brownwood winning three firsts. Mrs Maxine Large took women's B class, Ronna Large the junior girls, and Carol Large the cub girls. D Wnna Whitener earned third in cub girls among about 300 competitors.
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Ave
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Brownwood
Lubbock Field
Billy Whitener
Fast Pit Crew Helped Clark Win Indianapolis 500
Mechanical ingenuity and rapid refueling aided Jimmy Clark in his Lotus Ford victory at Indianapolis. The Scotsman earned his first 500 win and a rear engine car triumph as Glen and Leonard Wood led a six man pit crew. Lazenby cited fuel efficiency gains from new engine equipment and pure alcohol, with gravity flow refueling under safety rules.
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Jimmy Clark
Glen
Leonard Wood
Stuart
Dave Lazenby
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Parnelli Jones
Jones
Lazenby
Ahiman Rotz
Lotus
Wood Brothers
England
Leonard
Ford Motor Co
Dan Gurney
Ford
Gurney
Memorial Day baseball doubleheader draws large crowds
A fragmented sports blurb notes Memorial Day baseball events with Cincinnati versus the National League and other AL games. It mentions large attendance figures and multiple venues, highlighting a heavyweight season push and notable crowds at New York venues.
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Francisco
Calle
Ve Angeles
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Wiwachee
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Salins-Fort Worth
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500 Chart Speedway Indianapolis Car Standings Report
The Indianapolis Speedway chart lists final positions and distances from a 500 mile race. Notable entries include A J Foyt and Mario Andretti with long distance runs and multiple mechanical issues affecting finishing status.
Champ wins by margin at 2 1/2 mile oval race
Clark hugs the winner's trophy after a dominant victory. He signals celebrations to fans and notes plans for celebrations in Duns and at the Lotus factory in England. He thanks the team and hints at possible return for next year's Indy 500.
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England
Clark
Kermit Dominates Hereford In Bi District Baseball
Kermit pitcher Jim Papka tossed a two-hitter leading a 10-0 win over Hereford in a Class AAA bi district contest. Kermit scored six runs in the bottom of the fifth before the game ended under the 10 run rule. Hereford’s only hits came in the fourth.
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Jim Pap'ka
Hereford
Mike Ranspot
Kapka
Swinner
Bruins suffer two 1964 65 defeats to Big Ten foes
UCLA dropped its only two regular season losses to Illinois in the opener and Iowa after a 13 game winning streak.
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Ilinois
Towa
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