Jobski Wins Six Mile at USTFF Meet in Heat
Jerry Jobski of Washington State overtook Gerry Lindgren late to win the six mile race at the USTFF championships in Lexington. Jobski clocked 28 minutes 38.6 seconds with Lindgren at 29:13.0 as 2,000 fans watched on a hot humid day.
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Beman Opens Open Lead Amid Heat at Cypress Creek Course
Gary Player and Jack Nicklaus chase, while Beman builds a late surge in a brutal Open round at Cypress Creek. Heat and humidity hamper play. amateurs struggle as pros push for the lead. Frank Howard and Bernie Allen power Washington to a 6-2 win over California Angels.
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Lamesa Shortstop Tijerina Named NJCAA All American
Amador Tijerina, the 1968 District 3-AAA Player of the Year for Lamesa, earned a berth on the National Junior College Athletic Association All American team.
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All-America selections include Odessa College star Tijerina
Tijerina, at 5-4 and 145 pounds, hit over .400 as Odessa College shortstop helping the Wranglers win the conference title. Panola pitcher Ault also on the first team. Doug Thorley of Glendale on the second team, with Freddie Howard of Paris JC and Ranger, San Jacinto players also noted.
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