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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1965

Page

7

Piddling headlines mix with local sports notes and youth stories

The page blends chaotic ramblings from Arkansas football and Texas high school coverage with mentions of Clovis boxing prospect Earl Larre, Little League ties to Roosevelt state champions, Texas catcher Bateh Thompson’s wrist injury, and former athletes like Po Cabeasey and Alepaugh. It threads local fans, hometown clubs, and long‑shot feats across a patchwork of sports veterans and rising talents.

Beet Beare Hattera Stars Dunbar James Hillyear Gary Panthers Houston Cougar Po Cabeasey U. S Alepaugh Bf Telay Fort Hood Korea

Recall of Layne's Mound and Texas Relays Note

Roswell’s Mike Mitchell calls Randy Matson the best prospect in the country with sprinter speed and mule strength. Matson has thrown over 60 feet in two straight meets, drawing national attention as the Texas Relays centerfield event unfolds at Memorial Stadium. Bobby Layne is also noted for pitching two no-hitters in 1949 and a one-hitter, with Texas scorebooks cataloging his feats. The piece touches on boxing entrants, Lubbock High guard David Milburn, SMU and Rice recruiting, and mentions New York Golden Gloves president Stan Galup.

Stanford Payton Jordan U. Russia Randy Matson Pampa Memorial Stadium Bobby Layne Austin Texas Toledo Horn al Aau Lubbock David Milburn Southern Methodist Rice Stan Galup New York Des Maynard Crosbyton

Whitworth Captures Female Golf Crown in Wind

Whitworth won the $10,000 women’s golf title at Sunset Country Club finishing at 285 to claim $1,200. Marilynn Smith shot 75 for 287 and $1,000, while Mickey Wright Mary Mills and Ruth Jessen tied for fifth at 289 with $617 each. The 6008 yard par 71 course hosted the event.

Marilynn Smith Mickey Wright Mary Mills Ruth Jessen Sunset Country Club

Dale Long Returns as Umpire After Baseball Career

Former Pirates first baseman Dale Long, long associated with major league records, begins a new path in baseball as an umpire. The Lakeland Florida scene marks his return to the sport after years away, aiming to extend his involvement in the game.

Lakeland Fla Dale Long Pitty Pirates

Rattlers Open Title Defense at San Antonio

St Marys University opens its bid for the defense of the league title in San Antonio. The defending co-champion posted mixed results in exhibitions with service teams, winning one game and losing another after three weeks of play.

San Antonio St. Mary's University Jeague

Houk Named To New York Board

Fort Lauderdale report notes Houk was Sunday named to the directors of the New York board.

Houk New York Fort Lauderdale Flo

Lapchick retires after storied St John’s coaching run

Coach Bob Lapchick ends a 20 year stint at St John’s after the NIT final loss, noting his wife Bobbi’s strong season and a desire to finish on a high note. Joe Lapchick’s family legacy and the Redmen’s 1965 title are recalled as he plans not to return to coaching.

Allstar Bobbi Lapchick Massachusetts Joe St. John’s Eas Ha Yont Sfoury York Redmen Ken Mel Iogre Samed St. John's Lap Thelto Chick Aj East Lapehick Deen McIntyre Duite Scene

Father Didn't Help Lanier Get Job With Giants

A fragmented story quotes Lanier discussing his path to the San Francisco Giants. He credits his own efforts and recalls impact of his father’s influence on his early career and position choice. He reflects on future possibilities and the role of guidance.

Lanier Giants

Hall Becomes Giants' Infield Punch At Second Base

Hall seized the Giants second base job last season with solid fielding and a .274 batting average over 98 games. He notes pressure from expectations and credits his father’s major league background, while explaining his path to infield play.

Giants Hall Lanier Lanter

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