Monterey Beats Odessa Twice In Lone Star Showdown
Donnie Bumpass and Ronnie Arrington combined to blank Odessa twice, 6-0 and 4-0, as Monterey improves to 5-1. Arrington and Bumpass hold 2-0 pitching records, with Arrington retiring three Bronchos on three hits in game one and Bumpass in a near no hitter. Jim Harris, Ronald Bandy, and Bob Cone homered in the second game, while Odess a's Wilson Blakely and strong Monterey defense sparked the early shutout.
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Ortega O Connor In World Title Match at Allen Arena
The Mighty Ortega faces Pat O Connor for the world heavyweight title at Allen Arena Fair Park Coliseum. The card includes Dory Funk vs Gene LaBell and Dick Hutton vs Sonny Myers with multiple falls and time limits. Tickets are on sale at POS-7070 with advance pickup times noted.
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Amarillo Dates Set For Ninth Partnership Golf Tourney
The ninth annual Amarillo partnership golf tournament runs July 21-24 with defending champs Chris Blocker and John Farquhar, both linked to Texas Tech. Blocker remains at Tech after winning last year’s event, which hosted over 159 teams. Other West Texas dates include Iraan April 9-10, Weatherford June 2-5, Kerrville August 1-6 and Vernon September 3-5.
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Masters and regional golf events listed for April to October
The box lists numerous golf events across Texas and nearby states from April through October. Venues include Hillcrest Country Club Lubbock and Odessa, with tournaments such as the National Collegiate in Houston and the Texas State Amateur in Wichita Falls. Participants include Hobbs, Abilene, Lubbock entries and multiple city and partnership events.
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Russian Ski Champ Gains New Crown
Maria Gusakova won the Soviet 10 kilometers title in 36 minutes 42 seconds to become Olympic champion. Alevtina Kolchina finished second in 36 47, with Nina Terekhina third in 36 51.
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Permian Sweeps Tom S. Lubbock in Doubleheader
Odessa Permian baseball swept Tom S. Lubbock 6-0 and 10-4 as pitchers Frank McCoy and Jerry Tyson held the Westerners, with McCoy whitewashing them in game one on three hits and Crain guiding a late rally in game two. Crain drove in runs in the seventh to seal the 10-4 victory.
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Dallas Cowboys Named To Replace Rangers Nickname
The Dallas NFL club announced it will rename from Rangers to Cowboys to avoid conflict with baseball’s Rangers. GM Tex Schramm said Dallas is going big league in both sports and the change aims to keep distinct identities. Debut set for this fall after January NFL admission.
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Miles Beats West Texas In High-Scoring Nonleague Clash
Texas Tech defeated West Texas State 17 11 as Ian Miles earned the win on the mound. Larry Savage led Tech with three hits including two doubles while Joe Reaves turned a likely hit into a third inning triple play. Pot ter drove in runs with a single and later a double, and the Raiders piled up 14 hits.
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