Cardinals Explode for 18 Hits in 7-0 Victory Over Phillies
St. Louis wins behind Bob Gibson four hit pitching as the Cardinals pull clear of a four game slide. Joe Torre collects four hits while Gibson and Richie Allen each add three. The offense posts a season high 18 hits with three early runs and a late push to seal the game.
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ST. Louis
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Gibson
Joe Torre
Cardinal
Gibson
Richie Allen
Ron Stone
Oscar Gamble
Rick Joseph
Phillies
Don Manley
Stone
Cardinals
TAAF Track Meet Set At EHS Today
The Parks and Recreation Department hosts the Texas Amateur Athletic Federation summer track meet at Estacado High School. Field events start at 9 a.m., prelims at 11 a.m., finals around 4 p.m. Teams include Lubbock, Brownfield, New Deal, Crosbyton, Lorenzo, Spur, Seagraves, Tulsa, Amarillo and Snyder.
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Parks and Recreation Department
Texas Amateur Athletic Federation
Estacado High School
Lubbock
Brownfield
New Deal
Crosbyton
Lorenzo
Spur
Seagraves
Tulsa
Amarillo
Snyder
Hubbers Meet Pepsi's In Inaugural Stadium Clash
The Lubbock Hubbers play Lawton Pepsi's in the first game at Pepsi's new $100,000 stadium. Both teams are 3-3 in recent seasons with Pepsi's at 17-4 and Hubbers 9-1 this year. Gary Washington and Craig Collier are likely starters for the 6 p.m. opener, Mike Bromley for Sunday’s 1:30 p.m. finale as Pepsi's aim to extend a nine-game win streak.
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Lawton
Okla
Lubbock Hubbers
Lawton Pepsi
Pepsi
Pepsi’s
Hubbers
Gary Washington
Craig Collier
Mike Bromley
Jennings Reflects On Career And Football’s Value
The article recalls Jennings speaking at a luncheon where he reflects on six decades of coaching and teaching. He emphasizes friendships formed, the impact on players’ college opportunities, and notes from his Helms and Arkansas halls of fame career. Chester J. LaRoche, president of the National Football Foundation, urged forming a local chapter and honoring four schoolboys for football ability, academics, and leadership.
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Helms and
Arkansas Halls of Fame
Jennings
Chester J. LaRoche
National Football Foundation
National Football Foundation and
Hall of Fame
Morley Jennings
Fter
National Football Foundation Hall of Fame
Richard
Dorothy
Bess
David
John Howard
Four golf meets start today across Brownfield Hereford and Seminole
Meadowbrook stages a fourball sweepstakes with players choosing their own foursomes and times for a one day event using Hadicaps. Brownfield Country Club opens its first annual Jack and Sill Partnership with 40 teams over two days. Gaines County Country Club begins its Invitational for 96 golfers in six flights with a President's Flight after 27 holes. Hereford Country Club hosts a two day Partnership tournament on a par 70 course with a five point handicap spread limit and a 36 four hole low ball format.
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Meadowbrook
Brownfield Country Club
Gaines County Country Club
Seminole
Seagraves
Hereford Country Club Partnership
Tech Nation Stars Face LSU In Top Grid Showdown
AT Tech's top grid stars square off with LSU as Slade again showcases passing flair. A Kentucky game stat shows 30 of 36 attempts, underscoring his standout arm. Tech ticket officials note many good seats still available for tonight’s Lub bock appearance.
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LSU
Slade
Kentucky
Baltimore
Lubbock
Tech
All-America Lineups Highlight West Offense
West offense features Terry Hendren Bob Liggett Bill Bridges Bill Pierson John Ward Bob McKay Jim McFarland Dennis Shaw Duane Thomas Ron McBride Ron Gardin and more. West defense lists Cedric Hardman Bill Brundige Ken Geddes Jerry Sherk Richard Campbell Cliff Powell Don Parish Mel Easley Eric Harris Denton Fox and Denton Fox. The game attracts large crowds with Notre Dame Florida State and Mississippi players noted as participants. A nationally televised showdown from Lubbock airs with local blackout.
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Terry Hendren
Bob Liggett
Bill Bridges
Bill Pierson
John Ward
Bob McKay
Jim McFarland
QOB
Dennis Shaw
Itr
Duane Thomas
Cliff Powell
Don Parish
Mel Easley
Oregon State
JRCB
Eric Harris
Colorado
Denton Fox
Texas Tech
IFS
John Davis
Missouri
Atlanta
Donny An
Fae —Nt
Bob Parker
Ice Memphis
Godfrey Zambrecher
Tseame Fay Aeneas
Ron Saul
Michigan State
Jeff Curchin
Florida State
Larry Brewer
Gordon Slade
Davidson
Otis
Ohio State
LSU
Eddie Ray
Referenee Ash Laksaeeu i
Ayeara
IFK
John Isenbarger
Indians
Cecil Pryor
Michigan
Lubbock
Mike McCoy
Notre Dame
Claude Herard
Mississippi
Auburn
David Campbell
Slade
Prinkled
Dick Polen
de Scat Vthewie
Carl Crennel
Jim
Bob Olson
Notre Dame Ae
Cincinnati
Raymond Jones
Southern Anker
Austin John Isenbarger
Indiana
Bruce Taylor
Auburt
Red Raiders
Buddy McClinton
Lorida
Phil Abraha
Richard Campbell
Charles Evans
McFarland
West
Shaw
Cedric Hardman
North Texas
Arkansas
Isenbarger
Foster Defends Light Heavyweight Title On Tessman Night
Bob Foster, the Silver Spring, Maryland slugger, defends his light heavyweight crown for the fourth time against 23 year old Mark Tessman in Baltimore. Foster boasts 35 knockouts in a 40 4 record and seeks a quick KO while Tessman arrives with a 33 1 record and a reputation for resilience and footwork. Promoter Eli Hanover projects 7000 fans and a purse above 70000.
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Bob Foster
Mark Tessman
Foster
Silver Spring
Dick Tiger
Tessman
iChalky Wright
Harry Jeffra
Amwree Lay
Wlagp Dade
Houston
Aff
Renamenr
Eli Hanover
Civic Center
Billie Jean King and Rosemary Casals Triumph in Open Round
Billie Jean King of Long Beach California defeated Marijke Schaar of the Netherlands 6-4 6-0 after a dropped service game. Rosemary Casals from San Francisco won 6-3 8-6 over Denise Carter of Los Altos. Both are top seeds at the event behind Margaret Court.
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Billie Jean King
Australia
Margaret Court
Rosemary Casals
San Francisco
Billie Jean
Long Beach
Calif
Marijke Schaar
Rosemary
Denise Carter
Los Altos
Reds Manager Says His Team One To Beat In NL Race
Houston AP report quotes Sparky Anderson in a news conference at the Astrodome saying the Reds are one of the best and youngest teams in baseball and the team to beat in the National League pennant race. He praises Johnny Bench and other stars while noting a nine game lead over Los Angeles and hoping the new Cincinnati stadium helps the club.
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Houston
George
Sparky" Anderson
Cincinnati Reds
Los Angeles
Astrodome
Anderson
Astros
Johnny Bench
All-Stars vote counts show Carew sidelined by knee surgery
Detroit catcher Bill Freehan reads the tally as 902,393 ballots counted with 203,015 for the All-Stars. Carew leads at second base with 421,864 votes but is out 10 weeks. McAuliffe and Harper fight for runnerup spots as Powell dominates at first base with 452,936. Cash trails at 99,593.
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Bill Freehan
Detroit
Carew
Dick McAuliffe
Tommy Harper
Milwaukee
Dave Johnson
Baltimore
Mike Andrews
Boston
Boog Powell
Norm Cash
Baseball Hall of Fame Style Lineup of Players and Teams Mentioned
A garbled list of baseball players and teams appears, naming numerous figures such as Harmon Killebrew, Brooks Robinson, Frank Howard, Yastrzemski, Reggie Jackson, Rod Carew, Tony Horton, and others alongside teams like Baltimore, Oakland, Detroit, Washington, and Minnesota. The text lacks cohesive narrative, presenting as a fragmented roster or ledger of players, affiliations, and numeric notes.
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Bid Preehan
Qetrat
Farah Hendricks Baltumore
Diketmame Cleesland
Jose Aacue Malyfornia
Duane Josephson
Chirag
George Milerwald
Minnesota
Powell- Baltimore
Norm
Cash
Getrat
George Bent Easten
BATH
Mike Epstein
Washington
Tony Horton
Serine
Rich Reese
Ogg
Rod Carew
Monesota
Dick Metauliffe
Detroit
Tommy Harmir
Milwaukee
Dave Johnson
Maltimore
Mike An Jarews
Benton
Pick Greer
Oakland
Turd
Harmon Killebrew
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore
NSA
Bal Rando Oakland
Ken McMullen
California
TNT
Bal Meltor
Aurelio Rodriguez
Life Apariito
Petreceil
Beaton
Freee
Oun
Leo Cardenas Minnewta
Mark Betanger
Teall
Bert Campaneras
Val Gandean
ERIS
New York
al Raline
UT and A M Benefit Golf Match Planned in Cuero
A charity exhibition golf match is set for July 19 in Cuero featuring Texas and Texas A M coaches to raise funds for 12 year old Jerry Hess needing a kidney transplant. Organizers report donor prospects and local citizens have raised several thousand dollars through the fund drive.
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CUERO
University of Texas At Austin
Texas A&m University
Jerry Hess
San Antonio
Jerry
Kizer Jr
Cueros Municipal Golf Course
Texas
Darrell Roval
A&m
Gene Stallings
George Hannon
La&m
Henry Ransom
Dellars
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Rod Laver
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Doug Jones
Ernie Terrell
Zora Folley
Joe Frazier
Yank Durham
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Tom Griffin
Wayne Simpson
Don. Wilson
Gary Nolan
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Hong Kong
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