Marshals and Jennings reach finals in 1980 Lubbock City Open
Ray mond Marshall and Dick Jennings advance to the 36 hole championship at Lubbock Country Club after identical 3 and 2 semifinal wins. Marshall outlasted Jimmy Goldman 3 and 2 while Jennings defeated Melvin Best also 3 and 2.
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al Williams
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Gold
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Amarillo Gold Sox top Lubbock Hubbers 11 to 8
Heartstill Zollicoffer threw well for Lubbock as Amarillo won their season opener 11 8 at Lubbock. Zolliecoffer limited Hubbers to hits and led a three inning scoring burst. Doug Lewis paced the Sox with two doubles and an RBI rich day while Don Moore homered for Lubbock.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Amarillo Gold Sox
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Chrisco
Cardinale
Lewis
Howard
Bynon
Hubbers pennant bid fueled by middle line strong play
The Lubbock Hubbers surge into first division crediting a fielding lead, strong pitching staff, and a potent middle lineup. Dooley and Moore anchor the catching, Clodfelter Haskins Epperson Mills May and others pace a deep rotation. Wilcox and Sullivan spark the infield while Wiley Moore steadies centerfield as the team fights for the pennant.
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Lubbock Hubbers
Lubbock
Texas A&M to Play Kentucky in 1952 53 Series
Texas A M college announces a two year football series with Kentucky Athletic Director Barlow Irvin says the opener will be at College Station on October 4 1952 and the return in Lexington on September 19 1953. Also notes Big Bend National Park encompasses the Chisos mountain range in Texas.
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Big Bend National Park
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Pampa Oilers Sweep Borger Gassers In Twin Bill
The Pampa Oilers defeated the Borger Gassers 10-7 in game one and 7-6 in game two to move into second place. Roy Parker earned his eleventh win of the season, Ramon Salgado added his fourth, and a ninth inning effort by Homer Matney’s relay prevented a late tying run at home plate. Ted Clawitter was hospitalized after a foul ball strike but X rays showed no fracture and he remains under observation.
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Goldman
Farmer
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Don
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Jackie Sullivan
Don Moore
Mike Dooley
Lubbock
Wiley
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Pampa
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Bob Leonhard
Roy Parker
Ramon Salgado
Oilers
Ted Clawitter
Abilene Sox and Dukes Split Doubleheader
In Abilene, Sam Hunter edged Don Stanford 3-1 in the nightcap to give Abilene a split of the doubleheader with Albuquerque. The Dukes roared back for a six-run sixth to win the opener 9-4, as Rene Vega took the loss for Albuquerque. Welcoming runs from Stubby Greer and Ralph Rahmes backed Abilene in game two, while Jerry Folkman was ejected in game one after a mild dispute with umpire Welch. The series saw calm play aside from Friday night’s confrontation between Crain and Lagomarsino, about which league officials will report.
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Don Stanford
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Ralphe Rahmes
Jerry Folkman
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Crain and Welch
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Steve Lagomarsino
Milton Price
Lagomarsino
Arseene
Jana
Rowand
Washington crews sweep again in Marietta regatta
The Washington Huskies dominated the Poughkeepsie Regatta held in Marietta Ohio with a rare sweep across all three big races. Coach Al Ulbrickson won all three events for the fourth time and rower Alvin Jr. sat at six on the varsity as the crew faced heavy rain and a shortened two mile course. California finished second in the varsity, Navy second in the freshman race, and Stanford placed third in the varsity. MIT finished fourth in the varsity.
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Ulbrickson
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Muskingum
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California
Navy
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Four Doubleheaders Set In Cotton Belt Baseball League
Four doubleheaders are on tap in the Cotton Belt league starting at 2 30 p m Sandlin Brothers Grocery hosts Shallowater at Twenty fourth and Ave Q Smyer meets Petersburg Ropesville faces Idalou and Arnett Benson plays Cooper Last week Sandlin Brothers beat Idalou 8 2 Shallowater defeated Ropesville 12 10 Smyer edged Arnett Benson 5 4 Standings show West and Pet 21 Sci
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Arnett Benson
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Sandlin Brothers
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Sci
Fort Worth Nicks Beat Shreveport 4-1 In Texas League
Fort Worth nipped Shreveport 4-1 after a tentative first inning as Joe Landrum held the visitors to four singles. The win improves Fort Worth’s standing while Shreveport’s offense stalled in the late innings.
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Lobos top Clovis 4 2 as Capps fractures jaw
Lamesa Lobos beat the Clovis Pioneers 4 to 2 before 1,349 fans to sweep the twogame series. Bill Capps fractured his jaw in a sixth inning collison but stayed with the play. Dr. Sam Frazier predicted at least 10 days out. Reyolds hurled for Lamsa with 7 innings of two run ball while Borrego lasting 12 hits against Borrego and Resin in relief.
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RBI Trabucco Bright Fetzer Beeler Selbo Calo
Baseball shorthand lists RBI by Trabucco and Bright with Fetzer Beeler Selbo Calo. Two-base hits credited to Bauer Bright Haney Beeler Ashley. Dempsey Threes base hit Seibo. SB Rogerson. DP Jacinto Sauer. Sprouk acim Bauer Beers Seino Asheley Maney Berle Ashley LOB Close Laese 6 BB.
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