Messersmith Shuts Phillies in Exhibition Win
Dodgers starter Andy Messersmith dominates Philadelphia, limiting them to one hit over six innings in a 4-3 spring win. Carlton, in his first spring outing, gives up a run on three hits in four innings. Bill Buckner, Joe Ferguson, and Ken McMullen factor in scoring as Los Angeles takes the lead late against Dick Ruthven.
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Texas high school hurdlers shine at multiple meets
Texas schoolboy track talent broke out this weekend across Odessa Crowley San Antonio and Rosenberg meets led by Jay Heritage 14.0 high hurdles and Thomas Howard 14.2 while Lake Worth’s Danny Weddle ran 13.8. Milton Mitchell cleared 6 8 and jumped 23 10 in a Baylor meet, Galveston Ball led relays with 42 flat, and Rodney Cormeans 4 17 2 paced the mile at Lanier. Upcoming events include Permian Basin Relays Eagle Relays Ysleta Relays Abi line Key City Relays Hobbs Memorial and more across West Texas Saturday.
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FBI Files Complaint Against Steeler Star
The FBI filed a complaint against Pittsburg Steelers defensive tackle Ernest Holmes after gunfire incidents on area highways and during a manhunt. He faces destruction of property moving in interstate commerce charges for firing at a Navaho Freight Lines truck driven by Richard Garza of Gary Indiana, damaging the truck’s air brake system. Holmes was hospitalized in Pittsburgh after a Youngstown court appearance. a warrant was to be served there. U.S. Attorney Frederick Coleman said additional interstate commerce destruction of property charges may be filed.
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Kaline Receives Clemente Award
Al Kaline 38 year old Detroit outfielder won the Roberto Clemente Award for character community involvement and sportsmanship. The honor marks the award’s third year and coincides with a Hall of Fame special election where Clemente is inducted. Kaline was chosen from 48 finalists by a committee of writers broadcasters and executives assessing integrity and contributions.
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City Softball Meetings Set
Meetings have been set for the formation of Employee and Church slow pitch softball teams. Gary Washington of the Parks and Recreation Department says both sessions begin at 7 pm at Hodges Community Center. The Employee League meets tonight and the Church League meets Thursday.
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Evans Girls Capture Lubbock Cage Crown
Evans Junior High girls basketball team defeated Wilson 53 to 2 in the ninth grade championship at Lubbock High. Tanne Rampy scored 22 points and Jody Bouldin 19 as Evans claimed first place, Atkins took third with a 26 to 24 win over Slaton.
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Tuesday Scorecard Shows Narrow Victories Across Card
Scorecard reports Soretatulina beating Staseachivetts 72 to 62 while No Vieltina Cleveland 132 defeats Phandelpia 16. Dribblers and teams like Southwest Optimist and American Prater Falta appear with scattered scores. Hockey line lists UP Arlington and University of Dallas, with England and Abuel noted in brief.
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Knaus emerges as Raiders’ quick new defensive anchor
Gurle Pettit and Knaus duel for the Raiders defense as analysts note Knaus’s quickness and size potential. David admires Pettit’s speed while acknowledging the challenge of adapting to Donald’s quickness. The piece hints Knaus may eventually surpass Rives and become a stronger figure in the heart of the defense.
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Lubbock High rallies past Brownfield 11 8 in ninth inning
Lubbock High School exploded for three runs in the ninth to beat Brownfield 11 8 extending its win streak to four. Keith Martin and Tommy McPherson fueled the rally with key hits and relief pitching. Marlin went 3 for 3 with two doubles and a RBI producing four runs. Brownfield starts 0-4 on the season after the non district finish.
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Lubbock Christian, ACC Split Doubleheader
Lubbock Christian and ACC split a doubleheader in a pair of seven inning games. LCC built early leads with Stirman and Reese driving in runs while ACC battled back behind Churchill and Evans as pitching changes unsettled both sides. McPherson earned the save in relief for ACC and the series standing moved to 1-3-1 in the season series.
Four More Cars Entered In Indy Race Lineup
Indianapolis four more entries were filed for the May 28 Indianapolis 500. Johnny Parsons Jr. and Bill Simpson were named among the drivers for three cars. Parsons, son of 1950 winner, will select from two Valls Enterprises entries, New York. Simpson, from Hermosa Beach, will drive a car entered by Rolla Vollstedt of Portland, powered by turbocharged Drake-Offenhauser engines.
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Owens Honored Amarillo Basketball Player of 1973
Eddie Owens of Houston Wheatley is named Amarillo Chamber of Commerce Texas High School Basketball Player of the Year for 1973. The honor highlights Owens as the standout performer among Texas high schools in Amarillo.
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