Yanks Sell Sal Maglie to St Louis Cardinals
The New York Yankees sold pitcher Sal Maglie to the St Louis Cardinals for slightly more than the waiver price. Maglie, 11 seasons in the majors, had appeared in 23 1/3 innings this season with a 1 1 record, and is known for his better National League record including a 1951 pennant with the Giants.
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Better B Wins Citation Race At Race Track
Better B upset the favorite Swoon's Son to win the Citation Handicap at Ral station, riding apprentice Richard L. Barnett. The 22 to 1 upset paid $46.40 to win with Jet Colonel third and Solution second. Better B finished in 1:38 2-5 on a slow track as heavy rains hit the week.
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Hole In One Meet Sponsored By PGA
The PGA will sponsor a national hole in one tournament for Labor Day. All clubs with PGA professionals are eligible, with no dual entries. Last year the event drew 150000 entries from 860 clubs, and Dr. Fred W. Whittaker won with an ace at Penobscot Valley Golf Club.
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Clubb Grain Leads Southwest Pony League
Clubb Grain sits atop the Southwest Pony League with a 61 record led by Mike Clubb and Joe Huber. Danny MacDougal shines with a .433 average and 40 pitch ing, while Ron Jackson of the Lions Club tops the circuit at a .615 clip.
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Lamar Tech Netter Wins Net Tourney
Lamar Tech tennis ace Schmidt defeated Rice’s Ronnie Fisher 63 62 60 to win the men’s singles title at the Texas sectional tournament. In junior boys Buckler of Oklahoma State beat Kamrath 62 64, White of Corpus Christi beat Howorth 36 64 63, with Buckley to meet White in the final. Doubles saw Garza-Yoder lose to Folk, while Newman and Howorth-van Zandt advanced after Walters suffered a head injury to Walters and Williams in a default.
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Red Cheks Edge Lorenzo 4 2 In Legion Clash
The Bell Red Cheks beat Lorenzo 4 to 2 at Lubbock in District 2 Legion play. Lorenzo had only two hits while Red Cheks committed seven errors but took advantage for the win. Jeral Mowery worked five and two thirds innings for the victory with Dennie Rampass finishing. The win marks the Red Cheks fourth straight in district action and they travel to Hodges Park to face Spur Tuesday night.
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Local youth baseball results across leagues and ages
Southern Little League 1b crushed Cal Don Smith 139 due to strong pitching by Pail and Crane with Crane five-hitting. Lynn Page homered and doubled. Lions led by Danny Payne. Southwest Minor League saw S&Q Clothier win 30 8 on home runs by Beard Mattison Curry. Pipeliners 50 beat lovers 3 with Tommy Drake three hits. Radio Southern Pony League Holsum Stars won 30 over Elks Mud Elks with Dorrance Ritchie on mound.
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Funk Defends Junior Heavyweight Title Wednesday Night
Dory Funk defends his Junior Heavyweight crown against Iron Mike of Nebraska on Wednesday night. The card also features Bob Geigel vs Cyclone Anaya in the semi finals and Don Curtis with Donna McDonald vs Bob Lovelock and Tokyo Jing in a one fall to the finish. Ricky Romero faces Joe Blanchard in the opening bout as Snyder Big Train Clements and Phelps are the rem.
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Holy Cross Upsets USC Nine In NCAA
Holy Cross pitcher Hal Detz shut out top seed USC in Omaha Nebraska in a first round College World Series game. Ken Komodzinski hit a 360 foot solo homer and tripled, driving in the Crusaders as Dick Bernardino and Jim Tracy delivered key hits. Colorado State College beat Lafayette earlier, but Holy Cross moved on in the double elimination bracket.
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Lubbock Woman Officer Wins Trans-Miss Golf Title
Marjorie Lindsay of Decatur Ill defeated Andrea Cohn of Waterloo Sand on the 30th hole of the 36 hole final to win the Trans Misssissippi Women's Golf Tournament in Springfield Missouri. Lindsay previously was runner up to 199 and champion in 1950.
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Lubbock Auto Routs Seminole 9 to 2 in Legion Play
Lubbock Auto downed Seminole 9 to 2 at Hodges Park for its fourth straight American Legion base ball win. Herschel Fimore pitched a three hitter through nine innings, with Paul Skidgell, Ronnie Norton and Billy Davis each collecting a single. Elmore fanned 11 as Ron Hill led Lubbock’s eight hit attack with three singles.
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Holland Loses In French Amateur Final To De Lamaze
De Lamaze of Paris defeats Tim Holland of Rockville Centre 4 and 3 in De Lamaze’s ninth French Amateur title since WWII. Holland's short game faltered late while De Lamaze’s putting flourished. Holland hopes for a rematch in September.
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Father Son Scotch Tourney At LCC
A father and son scotch golf tournament will be held today at Lubbock Country Club with defending champs Lonnie Langston and his son Ed. Pro Gene Mitchell expects 12 to 14 teams. A junior event begins Monday in three age brackets. Registration by 5 p.m. today. Club members only.
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Irene 22 Wins at Ruidoso Downs in Weird Post-Position Finish
At Ruidoso Downs Irene 22 captured race four as all seven entrants finished in order. Richard Lujan rode three winners in the first eight races including Patisserie and Crafty Bond. Princess Kay upset the Red Canyon Handicap field paying 83.80 for the win as McDonald of Artesia, NM laments not betting.
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Plainview Holds Baseball Tryouts at Jayce Park
Plainview Athletics and Kansas City Athletics announce a three day baseball tryout camp at Jayce Park. The camp runs Monday to Wednesday from 10 a.m. Directors are Vince Plumbo and Buster Mills. Players pay own expenses unless signed, in which case costs are reimbursed. No advance registration needed.
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July 10 Leader In TL Hosts All Stars
Fort Worth will host the Texas League all star game July 18 as leaders after July 10 games meet a 19 player all star squad drawn by writers. Fort Worth and Austin contest the lead with San Antonio, Houston and Tulsa within striking distance.
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