Lubbock semi pro league heats up as Raiders lead pack
Hubbers, Raiders and three improving teams clash in a tight race toward the state tourney. Holt’s Raiders hold the leading position with four meetings remaining, while Hubbers and Kal Segrist’s Raiders push for momentum and added talent from new faces and local clubs. Lowrey Field hosts weekly league games amid rising crowds and strong pitching.
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Ruiz seeks trade after long sitting out in majors
Chico Ruiz voices readiness to leave the Reds and play elsewhere, telling reporters he wants daily playing time and questions why teams would need him if no one else is available. He criticizes management for not using him and expresses a desire to join a club where he can play every day.
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Phillies Sign Trio From Recent Draft
The Phillies announce three players from their latest draft class. Patchers Carl Merrill, Yo dett bretiad hatter from Sorunswick, Algine right handed pitcher Joe Pereman 17 from Shelby Ohio and second baseman Fares Aber 9S from Garcensburg join the team.
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Heart Block Found in Olympians at Tokyo Games
Medical tests of 788 athletes from the 1964 Tokyo Olympics show about 10 percent with intermittent heart block, a congenital irregular heart rhythm. No clinical heart disease or reduced performance were found. the study is part of a broader Olympic Medical Archives effort involving 1,121 athletes from 25 nations and ongoing lifetime follow up.
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German physician warns limit to human track feats may come
Hannover AP. Dr. Herbert Reindell, president of the 15th World Congress for Sports Medicine, says top track times may be near constant, predicting slight gains only. He cites training advances enabling peak performance but doubts medical science can overcome biological limits. He notes field events may continue to improve with size increases, though not indefinitely. The five day congress opens with physicians from 46 nations.
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Stargell Injured After Line Drive While Warmups
Willie Stargell wore out National League pitchers with a .335 average before a line drive during batting practice sidelined him. Roberto Clemente rose to third with a .330/.400 week. Hank Aaron and Maury Wills nearing notable milestones as teams reach the 50s in games.
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Kentucky Signs 12th High School Cager
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp announced on Monday the signing of 6 foot 3 Dan Issel, described as the best pivot prospect in the country this season, to a grant in aid.
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Several Texans To Take Part In NCAA Meet
The Southwest shelf of entrants includes Randy Matson of Texas A&M in shot put and discus, aiming for top marks after knee injury kept him out last year. Others: Charles Christmaas Abilene Christian in the mile, Gil Smith Texas A&M in the 220, Jim Bankhead SMU in the 440, Preston Davis Texas in the half mile, and Richard Romo Texas in the mile. The NCAA meet runs Thursday through Saturday in Bloomington Indiana.
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