Levelland golfers lead in Sam Wameed Memorial tourney
Levelland players Jimmie Johnson and Gene Rush toppled a three way tie to take a one stroke lead in the Sam Wameed Memorial Partnership Golf Tournament hosted in Levelland.
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Claiborne Leads Lamesa Invitational Despite Tough Draw
Jess Claiborne remains in front at the Lamesa Invitational Golf Tournament as former champions Ben Alexander and Buster pie join newcomer Avis McCullah in contention. Final rounds feature Claiborne vs Alexander with others like Tuttle and McCullah advancing through early flights amid tight match play and a 5 under par 66 surge by two golfers going into the final round.
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Lorenzo Member-Guest leads after four-under round
Ronnie Craig and Texas Tech coach Gene Henderson matched 66 at Lorenzo Country Club to tie for medal with Dub Scarborough and Bill Kelley at 134. Friday's 65 leader Scarborough-Kelley dropped to 69 Saturday as other flights schedule tee times and consolation brackets.
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Memphis Contd From Page One Golf Round Recap
The page details a golf event with Elder aiming for his first major victory. He cards one bogey and five birdies, highlighted by a 55 foot monster putt. It also lists National League baseball matchups with pitchers Bolin Sutton Blass and others across San Francisco New York San Diego Montreal Los Angeles Philadelphia Houston Pittsburgh Atlanta Chicago Cincinnati St Louis.
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Ruidoso Racecard Reports Multiple Winners and Payouts
Results detail 550 yards 3 yos and up Discriminator 340 and other placings with payout figures for each race. Tally shows Daily Double payoff of 87.60 and total handle 243,172. Also includes Moscow sports elite critique by Sergei Pavlov on government funding disparities.
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Scores From Local Little League And Pony League Games
A jumble of scores from various leagues shows Gibson's 8 Pepsi-Cola 3 in Little League Midwest Majors and teams like Tack Hammer 13 L&H Drug 19 and McLain Ou 14 Oakwood 13 in minors and Peewees Mary Wright 13 Pantex 7 Burney's 17. Also listed are American Iron 21 B&Q 4 and Meadow brook 8 in other divisions plus Southern American Amicable 77 Raff-Hall 9 John Halsey 15 Lone Star Cotton 3 and Pony Exagub Bunrise coptimnnatsve T&D Sporting Goods 3 provinces Farr's 10 A- Glass 4 BABE RUTH LEAGUE Ctreer Machinary 4 University Dons C ai-Cola 4 Spa sirloin 10 Flame Meat 5.
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Maryland edges Villanova to win IC4A meet title
Maryland overtook Villanova by one point at Rutgers Stadium to claim the IC4A track and field championship led by winners John Janley in the shot put Bob Williamson in pole vault and Joe David in the high jump. Tyrone Brown’s fifth in the 120 yard high hurdles sealed the Terrapins’ seventh title in five years.
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Padres Dominate Expos 6-2 Behind Niekro Five-Hitter
Ollie Brown and Al Ferrara provided the early backbone as San Diego built a 5-0 lead. Ferrara slugged two two-run homers off Montreal starter Larry Jaster and reliever Carroll Sembera, finishing with his fourth and fifth of the year. Joe Niekro allowed only two singles until the seventh inning as Montreal’s 15-game skid continued. Cococo Laboy homered for the Expos in the seventh after Bob Bailey walked.
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Pettit Reflects on Coaching Return and Doctorate Talk
Burle Pettit discusses staying busy in administration after resignation from coaching duties. He hints at a possible future coaching return but remains focused on current roles. A friend jokes about Pettit earning a doctorate at Texas, noting a quick path noted by Powell.
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Dodgers Rally Past Phillies 7-6 in Wild Pitch Filled Win
Dodgers edge Phillies 7-6 after a late wild pitch by Philadelphia reliever Bill Wilson. Singer earned the win as Deron Johnson and a two run seventh by Sudakis helped Los Angeles overcome an early 6-5 deficit. Willie Crawford, Callison and Parker contributed key hits as the Dodgers outscored Philadelphia in a tense late game.
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Rain Halts Yankees Royals Tilt In Rainy Tie
The New York Yankees and Kansas City Royals battled to a 2-2 tie when a rainstorm halted play with one out in the top of the eighth inning. The game will be replayed in full at a later date per league rules.
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Royals Rally Past Cardinals in Seven Inning Victory
In St Louis, Kansas City defeats the Cardinals 3 1 as Tony Fiore and George Culver anchor the win. Culver allows one run over seven, while Fiore and Granger contribute key moments to cap a three run rally and snap a slide.
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Bear Bryant Hires Crow as Alabama Assistant Coach
John David Crow, 1957 Heisman winner and Texas A&M All America, was hired by Paul Bryant as Alabama assistant football coach. Crow played 11 professional seasons with the St Louis Cardinals and San Francisco 49ers after starring at Texas A&M. Bryant also named Sam Bailey assistant athletic director and track coach John Mitchell from Kansas as Alabama track coach.
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Greatest all around billiardist Hoppe courts world fame
Willie Hoppe is hailed as the greatest all around billiard player. He claimed his first world title at eighteen after sailing to Paris to meet a French champion who posted a $1000 side bet and all gate receipts for the winner. Hoppe won 51 world billiard titles in 46 years of major play.
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