Barber Wins 3-1 as Orioles Stop Slide
Steve Barber pitched well and Boog Powell hit a two run homer leading Baltimore to a 3 1 victory over the New York Yankees. Mantle homered for the visitors, and Barber left with the win after Dick Hall worked the ninth. Attendance was 37,137.
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Baltimore
Steve Barber
Boog Powell
New York Yankees
Orioles
Barber
Dick Hall
Yanks
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Hall
Elston Howard
Mantle
Ralph Terry
Brooks Robinson
Luis Aparicio
Jerry Adair
Steve Hamilton
New York
Boyer
Oaparicio
Richison
Mantle Cf
Robinson
Howard
Powell U
Osaverine
Terry P
Obrandt Efit
Josh Afright
Brown
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Obarber Papa
Tean New York
Powell
Aparicio
Adair
Terry
Hamilton
Smith
Haller
Qpavarella
Soar
Yokohama Tom Steps In Against Funk Tonight in Lubbock Card
The card features Yokohama Tom replacing Iron Mike DiBiase in a best two out of three falls or 60 minutes bout with Dory Funk Sr at Fair Park Coliseum. Other bouts include Fritz Von Erich vs Mr. Kleen and Tag action with Dory Funk Jr and Wahoo McDaniel. Don Slatton faces Roy McClarity, while Tokyo Joe is out due to license loss. The Cubs rally past Giants as Billy O'Dell loses in Chicago.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Dick Bartell
Felipe Alou
Chuck Hiller
Willie Mays
Cubs
Yokohama
Iron Mike DiBiase
Dory Funk Sr
Wrestling Pro-Cit
Gram Oat Fair Park
Mike
Roberts
Yokohama Tom
Tokyo Joe
America
Rick Romero
Kaiate
Romero
Fritz von Erich
Mr. Kleen
Jose Lophario
Billy Romanoff
Dory Funk Jr
Wahoo McDaniel
Dick Dunn
Sputnik Monroe
Roy McClarity
Don Slatton
Abilene
Monroe
Funk Jr
Funk
Gene Kiniski
Lubbock
McDaniel
Braves Rally in Ninth to Beat Mets 3-2
Milwaukee used a ninth inning rally sparked by a walk to Denis Menke and a hit by pitch to load the bases. Galen Cisco relieved and walked in the tying run before Mack Jones was hit by a pitch for the decisive run. Hank Aaron sparked the comeback with a single and steal of second.
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NEW York
Milwaukee Braves
Galen Cisco
New York Mets
Cisco
Carl Willey
Denis Menke
Mack Jones
Braves
Willey
Hank Aaron
Don Dillard
Tommie Aaron
Joe Torre
Mets
Bob Hendley
Charlie Neal
Ron Hunt
Jim Hickman
Chico
Fernandez
Norm Sherry
Met
San Francisco
Chicago
Obrock
Kuenn
Hiller
Duffalo
O'Dell
Aurkee
Bearnorth
Hendley
Toran
Thomas
Uecker
Raymond
Dou
Snider
Milwaukee
Bneetes
Menke
McMillan
T. Aaron
York
Cook
H. Aaron
S—Witley
Hickman
As i Pice
jShaw
Steen
Jones
Mecasvargo
Harvey, Weyer
New York Yankees Voted Top All-Time Team 1927 Season Recalled
A 1927 Yankees era praised in a historical poll with Ruth leading a powerful lineup. Babe Ruth hit 60 homers and Lou Gehrig batted .373 driving in runs. Earl Combs and Bob Meusel posted strong averages. Waite Hoyt won 22, Moody Moore posted 2.28 ERA as the club dominated with 19-game lead.
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New York Yankees
Yankees
Babe Ruth
Lou Gehrig
Ruth
Gehrig
Earl Combs
Bob Meusel
Oas
Philadelphi
Waite Hoyt
Midweek sports notes across Kansas and Texas colleges
Ted Kubiak shows switch hitting promise in Lewiston with a homer and multi hit game. Jim Napier the Arlington Heights discus standout heads to Howard County after high marks. broad jump exceeds 22 feet. Baylor to Texas track pay raises discussed with Clyde Hart taking Mike Hoffman. Don Sparks tied to Hart's coaching circle. Pampa loses starter Gary Sikes to marriage and eligibility rules. Joe Robinson eyed by pros at Borger. Lubbock Christian College athletes earn senior college scholarships. Dennis Willett shines in Georgia State League with Moultrie. Danny Ozark once Abilene star now Spo kane PCL manager. Austin Cullin leaves Pecos for Kerrville pro course.
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Kansas City
Ted Kubiak
Lewiston
Jim Napier
Arlington Heights
Howard County
Jack Patterson
Baylor
Texas
Waco
Clyde Hart
Mike Hoffman
Little Rock Central
Hart
Texas Tech
Don Sparks
Ned Boaz
Harding College
Searcy, Ark
Allen Newberry
Oklahoma Christian College
Oklahoma City
Dennis Willett
Monterey
Moultrie
Danny Ozark
Abilene
Spokane
Austin Cullin
Pecos
Kerrville
Two-Sport Career Dunbar Star Jackson Signs Oklahoma Deal
James Ray Jackson of Dunbar has signed an athletic agreement with the University of Oklahoma. A standout sprinter and football starter, he led Dunbar to a state title, shattering times in track events and contributing key plays on defense and kickoff returns. He also attracted 20 to 30 scholarship offers from various schools.
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James Ray Jackson
Dunbar
University of Oklahoma
Avalanche-Journal
Jackson
Sooners
Lubbock
Panthers
New Mexico State
New Mexico
Arizona State
Colorado
Kansas
Southern Illinois
Northwestern
Midland Carver
Lock's Homer Caps Senators Win Over Red Sox 1-0
Washington edged Boston 1-0 as Don Locks hit his fourth homer in four games and Tom Cheney pitched a five hit shutout. Cheney improved to 1-0 with his first four starts of the season, while the Red Sox were held in check with two baserunners only in the third inning before Ed Brinkman's fielding gem.
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Washington
Don Lock
Tom Cheney
Boston Red Sox
Senators
Cheney
Red
Earl Wilson
Chuck Schilling
Ed Brinkman
Roman Mejias
Carl Yastrzemski
Dora Cager Signs With Lubbock Christian College
Dora Cager from Dora, a 6-3 basketball player, signs an athlete agreement with Lubbock Christian College. Coach Lester Perrin notes he is the sixth spring signee and the third Dora cager on the squad. Cager averaged 18 points and about 10 to 11 rebounds per game.
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Qlois Jeffress
Dora
Num
Lubbock Christian College
Lester Perrin
Jeffrey's
Jerry Skinner
Larry Hayes
Jeffreys
San Jon
New Mexico
Pioneers
La-Von Baughman
Lockney
Larry Christian
Lubbock High
Monte Harris
Blevins
Ark
Ken Adams
Atoka
Okla
Marlin Tiner
San Antonio Highlands
Athletics To Add Names To Uniforms In Friday Game
In Municipal Stadium the Athletics will add names to the back of every players uniform for the game against the Chicago White Sox on Friday. Each A’s member will be identified by name or nickname.
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Kansas City
Athletics
Chicago White Sox
Municipal Stadium
The
A’s
Crimson Satan Favored in Massachusetts Handicap at Boston
Crimson Satan a 4 year old son of Spy Song carries 124 pounds and is the solid favorite for the 29th Massachusetts Handicap in Boston. Admiral's Voyage tops weight at 125 with Braulio Baeza aboard as a strong field of 13 faces the $60,300 renewal, hoping for a share of $39,195.
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Boston
Crimson King Farm
Crimson Satan
Spy Song
Massachusetts
Baker's
East
Herb Hinojosa
Fred Hooper
Braulio Baeza
Chateaugay
T. B. Martin
Sunrise County
John Rotz
George D. Widener
Endymion
Larry Adams
Bobby Dotter
Guadalcanal
Jack Yothera
Christiana Stable
Smart
John Sellers
Luther Farm
Mike Sorrentino
Gustave Smith
Wise
Aqueduct
Met
Admiral
Legion Baseball Tilt Halted By Weather
Lubbock Auto and Levelland were rained out in their season opener. Rain caused postponement shortly before game time. No date has been set for the make up district Legion contest.
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Lubbock Auto
Levelland
American Legion
Swiss firm to release new photo paper product
A Geneva based company announces plans to launch a photo paper product. The project aims to offer improved paper quality and image clarity for photographers and printers in the region.
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Geneva
Cleveland Rally Downs Tigers 6 4 In Seventh Inning
Cleveland exploded for five runs in the seventh including Mike de la Hoz two run pinch hit homer to beat Detroit 6 4. Jerry Walker earned the win after relieving Latman in the sixth. Adcock also contributed a homer and Alvis added two doubles for Cleveland. Ray Bennett is noted as a Seattle golf pro and Washington coach.
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Cleveland
Mike de la Hoz
Detroit
Tigers
Mickey Lolich
Woodie
Max Alvis
Hank Aguirre
de la Hoz
Vic Davalillo
al Luplow
Indians
Joe Adcock
Barry Latman
Jerry Walker
Latman
Adcock
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Billy O'Dell
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Larry Jackson
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Mays
Alou
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
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Ernie Banks
Santo
Dick Bertell
O’dell
Jim Duffalo
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Williams
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Burk
By Bill Hart
Moore
Ed Barrow
Oklahoman
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Napier
Joe Robinson
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Seasin
Wilson
Ocheney
Radatz
Beinkman
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Umont
Kinnaman
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Napp
Dora Cager
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Legion
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Ray Bennett
Wadena, Minn
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Sherwood
Western National Life Insurance Company
Larra
Broadway
Lubbock, Texas
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Stinson
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