Abernathy Golf Tournament crowns Ronnie White with record 64
Ronnie White of Lubbock shot a front nine 32 and back nine 32 to tie a course record and win the Abernathy Golf Tournament by nine strokes. John Shepperson won a sudden-death playoff for third, while Larry Moorehead tied for second with a 70. Mac Moore and Dale Edmiston won lower flight titles in extra holes.
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Oriole Ace Reaches 100 Wins in Sweep of Senators
Dave McNally earned his 100th career victory as the Baltimore Orioles swept the Washington Senators 4-2. McNally improved to 10-5, allowed 10 hits, with Pete Richert securing the last three outs in relief. The Orioles took an early 1-0 lead, trailed 2-1 after a second inning rally by Washington, then scored three in the third on walks and timely hits by Brooks Robinson Terry Crowley and Dave Johnson.
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Farquhar finishes second in West Texas classic
Continued from Page One 287, Farquhar ends with four strokes behind champion McKinney. He matches a second place for the second straight year in the West Texas classic. Rogers and Malaise of Lubbock tied for 20th at 301 with Nelson of Odessa. Furr of Lubbock and Moore also posted high scores in the President's Flight.
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Johnson Rush Win Stoltz Memorial Partnership Title
Jimmie Johnson and Gene Rush shot 66 in the final round to win the Stoltz Memorial Partnership Golf Tournament at Lovington. They led by eight after Saturday and edged two second-place teams by one stroke, with defending champions Huckabee-Peden and Blackwelder-Hale tied for second.
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Tigers Rally In 12th To Extend Detroit's Streak
In a dramatic 12th inning the Tigers push ahead with a late rally as Cesar Gutierrez drives in the tying run, and a standout seven straight hits offering echoes a historic feat once done by Wilbert Robinson and John Burnett.
Midland Tankers Cup Tops Odessa Meet Title
Midland won the team title at the Odessa Swim Meet concluding Sunday. Fourteen Lubbock swimmers competed, with their coach Jim McNally steering the team toward the West Texas minorlympics in Midland next Sunday.
Ray and Donnie Warden win Low Gross division at Brownfield
Ray and Donnie Warden fired a 72 Sunday to win the Low Gross division in the father son golf tournament at Brownfield Country Club. Jack and John Shirley tied for lente in Low Gross and won the Low Nat division with a 59 in the one day meet.
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A's sweep Sox as Bandos drives two homers in twinbill
Oakland beats Chicago 5-4 and 6-3 in a Sunday doubleheader. Sal Bando slugged two home runs, including a bases-empty blast in the eighth to push the A's to a 5-3 lead, while Bert Campaneris opened with a leadoff homer. Jim Hunter earned the win in the opener. The White Sox extended a six-game Sunday skid.
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Parker Triumphs in Two Events at Brownfield Meet
Eddie Parker led Lubbock with wins in the 100 and 50 yard dashes and a second in the long jump at the Brownfield track meet. Heather Hobbs dominated the girls division with victories in the 100 and 50 yard dashes. The team heads to Estacado for the TAAF track meet next Saturday.
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Donohue Wins Pole Position in Slick Road Race
Donohue completed 199.5 miles on a 2.89 mile course in 2 hours 12 minutes 43.2 seconds at 90.55 mph. Jones finished third after three earlier wins, as Donohue and car owner Roger Penske delivered a brilliant effort. Penske had to scratch one entry when Peter Revson’s car lost oil pressure during warmups.
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Roy and Bucky Sheffield Win Father Son Golf Meet
Dr Roy Sheffield and son Bucky carded 76 at Lubbock Country Club to win the Low Gross in the Father Son tournament. Tom O Kelly and Tom Jr won Low Net with 78 and 65 net 13 handicap. twenty five teams entered.
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Killebrew Drives Twins Past Royals for 11-2 Win
Harmon Killebrew crushed his 17th homer as Minnesota exploded for four fourth inning runs aided by two Royals errors a wild pitch and a walk. Leo Cardenas Rich Reese and George Mitterwald contributed key hits as the Twins built a 5-0 lead and Jim Perry earned his 10th win with help from Ron Perranoski.
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Piers Courage Dies In Dutch Grand Prix Crash
British driver and heir to a brewery, Piers Courage, 28, was killed when his De Tomaso left the Zandvoort track and exploded in a woods area during the Dutch Grand Prix. Jochen Rindt won the race with Jackie Stewart second and Jackie Ickx third as only 12 of 20 starters finished. Courage had given up accounting to race, attended Eton, and was married to Lady Sally Curzon with two young sons.
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Ward shines at all star camp amid travel delays
Ward arrived over a day late for the all star camp but impressed in Big Eight era competition. Devine praised his guard skills and timing against Houston's Bill Bridges. McClendon emphasized punting and passing as Isenbarger and Eddie Ray were named potential punters. Skeet shoot results highlighted by Wayne Schultz and Paul Wise with close finishes in classes C and D.
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Mets Phil lies Rainout Reschedules Doubleheader Split
Rain washed out Sundays Mets versus Phillies game. The teams will play a two night doubleheader on September 9 as part of the rescheduling.
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Ruidoso Race Day Results Highlight Multiple Thoroughbred Races
A detailed summary of race results from Ruidoso including winners and payouts across ten events. Notable finishes include First Race winner Nero with a 15 payout and second race top payer Love Ville with 3.80 odds. Multiple entries show various bets, times and payouts across six furlong to one mile distances.
Lubbock Electric ends Hubber win streak in doubleheader
Hal Martins bases loaded double sparks Lubbock Electric to an 8 3 win over the Lubbock Hubbers ending their undefeated run at seven. Gary Washington earned his third win of the summer with a four hitter in game one as Andy Morris drove in two with a single and double. In game two Max Martins two run single and a later run set the stage for Martins bases clear double. Franklin Mathis had two RBIs for Lubbock Electric. Hubbers travel to Lawton for a three game series while Electric visits San Angelo next weekend.
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