Yankees Win Pony Crown At City Invitational
K R Simmons led the Southern Pony League to a 23 5 rout of the Dixies Monterey Optimists in the City Pony League final. Caudle hit a grand slam after Simmons opened the big inning. Palmer added a 10 strikeouts and a double as the Yankees clinched the title.
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Gary Page
Avalanche-Journal
Mark Caudle
Phil Palmer
K. R. Simmons
Dixie
Monterey Optimists
Cowboys
Monterey Optimists Giants
Western Fary
Giants
Yankees
Yanks
Caudle
Palmer
Joby Robinson
Dixie Cowboys
Gary Williams
Henry Fisher
Larry Ashlyn
Mark Goldstucker
Western
Monterey
Farr
Rodney Allen
Track notes from AAU meet feature fast times and records
Report from the AAU meet highlights sprint and distance heats. Andrew Hopkins and Mel Gray led 9.1s and 9.2s in the 100 yard dash heats while Carlos from San Jose State and Charles Green vied near 9.1 clockings. Ryun and LiQuori failed to win their mile heats as Tommie Turner and Larry James posted 45.7 in the 440 prelims. Neal Steinhauer threw 16 pounds for 67 feet 4 inches, nearing Randy Matson's mark.
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Crockett
Andrew Hopkins
Houston Striders
Mel Gray
Missouri
Carlos
San Jose State
Charles Green
Southern California Striders
Tommie Turner
Murray State University
Larry ‘James
Villanova
Alis Williams
Lee ‘Evans
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Neal Steinhauer
Randy Matson
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Kidd Leads Snyder Golf Tourney First Round
R J Kidd of Snyder shot 67 32 35 over par 70 at Snyder Country Club to lead the Championship Flight in the 25 and Over Golf Tournament. Cloyce Talbott trails by four strokes as second flight players post 80s and 84s. 18 holes remain with tee off at 10 a.m. Volunteers and participants including Lloyd Gilley Bill Atwood Lonnie Wyrosdick E L Franklin Earl Percer and Joe Ethridge among listed players.
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R. J. Kidd
Snyder
Snyder Country Club
Cloyce Talbott
Kidd
Lloyd Gilley
Bill Atwood
Lonnie Wyrosdick
E. L. Franklin
Earl Percer
Joe Ethridge
Ken Davis
Ray Devers
Agolfers
Northwestweat Little League Scores Report
Readable fragments show multiple games with scores such as Swabbles 3 to Plumbina 4 and Western Unit 14 to Shrubbock Wreck 14. Also Coca Cola 10 over Lone Blas 19 and other partial results from the Northwestweat league action.
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Fimiwestern
Twinis
Coca-Cola
Na Ne
Giants Blast Cincy 12-5 Dozen Hits Spark Victory
San Francisco pounded Cincinnati 12-5 behind a 15-hit attack. Willie McCovey hit a bases loaded grand slam off Jack Fisher and added a two run homer later to raise the lead to 9-5 in the sixth against Al Jackson.
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Cincinnati
Willie ‘McCovey
San Francisco
Cincinnati Reds
McCovey
Jack Fisher
Giants
al Jackson
Pirates Rally Past Mets 7-4 On Eighth Inning Spark
Carl Taylor delivered a decisive two run pinch hit single as Pittsburgh broke a 2-2 tie with a five run eighth inning and held on for a 7-4 win over New York. Jose Pagan doubled in a run in the fourth to tie the game and Gary Gentry struggled before leaving.
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NEW York
Carl Taylor
Pittsburgh Pirates
Mets
Pirates
Jose Pagan
Gary Gentry
Wild
Pittsburgh
Willie Stargell
Tug McGraw
Gentry
Matty Alou
Ed Kranepool
Jose Martinez
McKinney and Shepperson Lead San Angelo Partnership Round
Lubbock golfer Robert McKinney and San Angelo’s John Shepperson shot 4 under par to grab a three stroke lead heading into the final round of the San Angelo Partnership Golf. McKinney previously won the Men's West Texas title and Shepperson plays for Texas Tech. The leaders stand at 198, with San Angeloans John Gleitman and Doug Eakman at 201.
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San Angelo
Lubbock
Robert McKinney
John Shepperson
McKinney
West Texas
Shepperson
Texas Tech
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Holiday golf tours set for area courses on July 4
Six area golf tournaments unfold over the holiday weekend at Andrews Borger Knox City Clovis Carlsbad and Abilene with a mix of stroke play and medal formats. Abilene starts Thursday others Friday with a pro am Thursday and entry fees ranging from 17.50 to 40 per team and 54 hole championships plus 36 hole flights. A junior Andrews event runs Monday ahead of the Lorenzo meet July 7.
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Borger
Knox City
Clovis
Carlsbad
Abilene
Colonial Park
Abilene Partnership
Huber
Knox City Partnership
Plainview
Tascosa CC
Amarillo
Muleshoe
Braves End Astros Streak in FreeforAll Victory
Atlanta jumped to a 3-0 first inning lead and George Stone pitched seven strong as the Braves defeated Houston 5-1 to halt the Astros 10-game win streak. Orlando Cepeda doubled in the first run, Felix Millan drove in two with a single, and Tony Gonzalez added a sacrifice fly.
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Houston
Atlanta
George Stone
Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Felix Millan
Don Wilson
Tony Gonzalez
Stone
Gonzalez
Clete Boyer
Wimbledon Fourth Round Results From All Singles Matches
Arthur Ashe defeats Gonzales in Richmond. Laver beats Smith in Los Angeles with five sets. Newcombe tops Stole, Roche over Balgran, Lutz over Alexander, Graebner defeats Gimens. Okker edges Wilson, Drysdale over Emerson. Women: King defeats Pigeon, Heldman over Morozova. Court and Jones win, Casals and Bowrey win, Tegart over Truman, Moss. Doubles: Bowrey/Ruffelg and Newcombe/Roche advance. Graebner/Scott face Xodes/Kukal. Hewitt/McMillan beat Davidson/Ralston. Mixed: McDonald/Young win. Neely/Anthony win. Court, Tegart strong, Jones, Richey progress amid controversy. quarterfinals set.
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Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Penne Gonzales
Los Angeles
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Australia
Stan Smith
John Newcombe
Fred Stole
Tony Roche
Dennis Balgren
Bakersfield
Calif
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John Alexander
Clark Graebner
New York
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Spain
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Pierre Barthes
France
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Yugoslavia
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Ray Moore
South Africa
Ken Fletcher
Andres Gimeno
Roger Becker
Alan Mills
Rosa Darmon
Lea Pericoll
Italy
Nancy Richey
San Angelo
Tex
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Kazuko
Junko Iwamatsu
Japan
Alice Seady
Jean Townsend
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Denise Carter
Los Altos
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Danville
Mary Ann Curtis
St. Louis
Valerie Ziegenfuss
San Diego
Marilyn Aschner
Holliswood
N.Y
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Cecila
Martinez
San Francisco
Raquel Giscafre
Argentina
Maria Guzman
Ecuador
John McDonald
New Zealand
Janet Young
Bob Geralty
Alan Neely
Atlanta
Julie Anthony
Santa Monica
Alexander McKevell
Olga Morozova
Russia
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Christine Jones
Judy Tegard
Neil’ Truman
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Pat Walkden
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Pacific Palisades
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Hubbers Split Pair With San Antonio In Weekend Series
Randy Walker blasted a ground-rule double in the fifth of the nightcap as the Lubbock Hubbers beat San Antonio's Varsity Club 3-0 to split the doubleheader. In the opener San Antonio scored six late runs to win 6-2 after Gary Washington quelled the rally. Jimmy Carter pitched a complete game in the nightcap for Lubbock, improving to 3-1. Fred Dumler tripled and Mike Mitchell doubled for two RBIs in the nightcap. Walker had two hits in the finale.
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Randy Walker
Lubbock Hubbers
San Antonio
Varsity Club
Steve Rogers
Joel Sweat
Gary Washington
Lowrey Field
Craig Collier
Hubbers
Greg Cook
Jimmy Carter
Fred Dumler
Mike Mitchell
Walker
Golf Calendar shows numerous Pro-Am and Invitational events
The schedule lists multiple golf events from June to October across Texas and nearby towns. Notable entries include Andrews Pro-Am and Invitational, Plainview Pro-Am, Lorenzo and Canyon invitations, Brownfield events, and the WTNM Seniors in Lubbock, with partnerships and member guest formats prominent throughout the season.
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Hereford
Odessa
Cannon Afb
Andrews
Levelland
WTNM
Lubbock
Giants Sign Two Linemen In Strong Frontal Move
The New York Giants announced the signing of two offensive linemen, Dick Buzin and Chuck Hinton, who returned their signed contracts Friday. The moves add depth to the line as the team looks to bolster protection for their quarterback. Ruben Garcia (5-0) and Gary Baccus of Brownfield are noted in the line scores with other players listed.
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Giants
NEW York
Dick Buzin
Chuck Hinton
New York Giants
Wimbledon history and rules through the years
England’s Wimbledon tradition runs on time with the 2 30 p m start for Parliament and the tournament for 12 days yearly. Umpires, ball boys from local schools, and chauffeurs ensure smooth crowds while fashion notes show evolving attire and the 1962 white-only rule to keep focus on play.
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Parliament
Wimbledon
England
House of Commons
Jack Kramer
Duncan Macaulay
Macaulay
Lubbock Dominates TAAF Track Meet At Estacado Stadium
Brenda Van Winkle leads girls with wins in high jump broad jump and sprints while Estacado’s Joe Benson secures senior boys dashes double victory. Lubbock teams top both divisions as 12 teams compete. state meet moved to Denton on August 12.
Miss Van Winkle Dominates Senior Girls Meet
Miss Van Winkle won four events in the senior girls division securing top honors. No other competitor claimed more than two individual wins in the meet. Double winners were listed among the competitors.
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Miss van Winkle
TAAF Track Meet Results Senior and Junior So Far
Senior and junior boys and girls showcase top performances across events led by Larry Petree Idalou in pole vault 12-0 James Mosley Lubbock in shot put 48-9 Brenda Van Winkle Seminole dominates girls events with high jump 4-8 broad jump 19-0 and 100 yard dash 10.9 while Joe Benson Lubbock claims 220 yard dash 22.1 and 100 yard dash 9.8 Local crews Brownfield Seminole Lubbock Lefors Amarillo and others posted multiple marks including 440 yard relay and 880 yard times various ages and events across numerous Texas towns.
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Larry Petree
Idalou
James Mosley
Lubbock
Charlie Gaines
Brownfield
Mike Davis
Jaushlin
John Lowe
Plains
Bruce Schulte
Joe Benson
Criswell
Awbray
Allan Blackerby
Amarillo
Brenda van Winkle
Seminole
J. Skupin
Donna_ Sparks
Donna Sparks
Ronnie Harrelson
J. King
Top-O-Texas
Lefers
Gary Willis
Chuck Lay
Lefors
Joe Johnson
William Pierson
Marshal Talley
Snyder
Marsha Talley
Janice Hill
Vicky Cotham
Burges
Larry Williams
Mike Lozano
Jim Webb
David White
Jimmy Rogers
Elkins
Smith
Blake Moore
Havens
Gary Patterson
Carlas Wilson
Kim Tshudy
Susie Barker
Mary Adams
Mary Moss
Richard Bowles
Luibbock
Sabie Blair
Eddy Parker
Ed Parker
Cathy Williams
Kathy Williams
Debra Hill
Bree Jump
Tammy Jewett
Duo Leading At Abernathy
Ted Watts of Abernathy leads a local feature at Abernathy with rising prominence. The report highlights Watts and another performer as front runners in the town spotlight.
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Abernathy
Ted Watts
Groce Reaches Midland Open Semifinals in Tennis Tourney
Ike Groce of Lubbock advances to the Midland Open men's semifinals and will face Steve Buck of Midland at 9 a.m. for a finals berth against Jon Gottschall of San Angelo at 1 p.m. Kent and Grace reach the doubles final after defeating McAllister and Mannix. Kent and Mayeux challenge Buck and Mayeux for the crown at 2 p.m.
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Ike Groce
Lubbock
Steve Buck
San Angelo
Jon Gottschall
Groce
David Kent
Buck
Randy Mayeux
Abilene
Kent
Grace
Ken McAllister
Ronnie Mannix
Snyder
Bruce Hutcheson
Dale Glaze
el Paso
Jeff Jones
Saturday's Results Across American and National Leagues
Saturday MLB scores feature wins for Baltimore over Detroit Kansas City over Minnesota and Seattle vs California in the American League while Pittsburgh at New York and Philadelphia at Montreal highlight the National League results. Several pitchers and key hitters tally notable lines across multiple matchups.
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San Diego Waeens
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Edmonson
Hunter
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Women's Race At Arena Park Sparks Weekend Drama
Powder puff derby at Arena Park Raceways Saturday night produced high drama with a flip and an impromptu bath in the infield lagoon. Chris Whipple won the race with Martha Crawford and Bobby Thomas close behind.
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Arena Park Raceways
Chris Whipple
Martha ‘Crawford
Bobby Thomas
Paylor Hurls Sports Past Skyliners 5 4
Abilene Sports edge Hub City 5 to 4 as Jim Paylor holds Skyliners hitless through seven innings before finishing with a five hitter in Saturday action. The lineup features names such as Donny Heber and Chris Cook in a tight, late-inning contest.
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Skyliners
Jim Paylor
Abilene Sports
Kabrly Models
Ernest
Donny Heber Rison
Chriistead
J. D. Cunningham
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Gary Paylor
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Wayne
o'Dell
Abilene
Ove Ynboush
Beard
Cook
Marvin McKensie
Dur
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Ruidoso Race Card Spoils a Busy Day at Meeting
The Ruidoso program lists multiple races from six furlongs to a mile with 3 year olds and up. Wagers show varied payouts on horses including Wintresse Snarled King Zip Mustard Jorena's Prince Comar and others across twelve races. Attendance and total wagering are noted.
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Snarled Ian
King Zip
Friente
Vox & UN Jorena
Prince
Comar
Pon Mustard
Miss Tomy Lee
Velvet Gal
Tikeness Igon
Disposed
Little Sure
Pinky Dea
Phil's
Lemheriv Blue
Dr. Zes
Desert Express
Ratliff
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