Westerners edge Snyder 2 0 in second game of doubleheader
Tom S. Lubbock Westerners, backed by Mike Farley six hit pitching, win 2-0 to split with Snyder in the doubleheader. Snyder Tigers won the opener 8-0 led by Norman Gladson three hits in distance. Farley fanned nine with five walks to lift Tom S. Lubbock to 3-7 on the season.
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James Hamm
Avalanche-Journal
Tom S
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Tom S. Lubbock
Mike Farley
Tiger
Westerners
Snyder
Steve Free
Gary Dement
Larry Mitchell
Dement
Ronnie Jones
Gary Knowles
Knowles
Keith Moffett
Free
Mike Moffett
Ian Jones
Spencer Dyer
Jones
Jerry Don Balch
Lonnie Light
Balch
Weldon Ware
Barry Walker
Charles Gladson
Jerry Guthrie
Ronnie Wyle
Guthrie
Bubba Fleming
Tigers
Lee Westerner Page
Plainsmen Win and Lose Twinbill as Slugfest Rules
Monterey Plainsmen split a doubleheader with the Midland Bulldogs at Hodges Park. Bill Brown starred with a six hitter and two homers in the 7-3 opener, then Monterey exploded for four homers and six doubles in an 11-4 nightcap victory led by Bumpass and Arnington.
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Jerry Waggoner
Avalanche-Journal
Monterey Plainsmen
Hodges Park
Walloping
Midland Bulldogs
Big Bill Brown
Bumpass
Bill Brown
Bulldogs
Monterey
Donnie Bumpass
Plainsmen
Ronnie Arrington
Brown
Bob Cone
Cone
Johnny King
Ronnie Ayers
Arrington
Sammy Flournoy
Midland
Bill Worley
Jerry Proctor
Carl Schreiner
Worley
Proctor
Rodney Satterwhite
Lazbuddie Triumphs Over 20 South Plains Teams
Lazbuddie Longhorns led by Derrell Jennings dominated the first annual South Plains Track and Field Meet in Levelland, defeating more than 20 teams as records fell across events. Jimmy Goza of Wellman narrowly topped Jennings for high point honors with 3074 points. Lazbuddie finished with 10623 points, Ropesville 753-7, Wellman third aided by Goza.
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Lazbuddie Longhorns
Derrell Jennings
South Plains
Jennings
Wellman
Jimmy Goza
Goza
Larbuddie
Ropesville
South Plains Track Meet Sets New Records Across Events
South Plains dominated the meet with Southland scoring 61 points and Whiteface 34, led by Goza of Wellman and Jennings of Larbuddie who set multiple new marks. Norvel Roberts starred for Bula, sweeping sprint and relay legs, while Lar buddy claimed the mile relay trophy and Gozas broad jump highlighted the day. The event featured strong showings from Ropesville, Wellman, and Union as several events posted new records.
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Wilson
Levelland
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Norvel Roberts
District 3-AAAA Baseball Race Opens With Monterey Plainsmen Favored
District 3-AAAA season opens as Monterey Plainsmen, defending by state title, are unanimous picks to win. Pampa and Amarillo tied for second with Lubbock fourth. Berger fifth, Tascosa sixth, Palo Duro seventh, Plainview eighth. Key veterans include Jimmy Harris and Ronald Bandy for Monterey. Pampa returns six regulars led by Bobby Stephens and Wendell Ridgeway. Lubbock fields Jerry Balch and Mike Webb. Amarillo cites Currie Bechtel and Dave Richardson among others.
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Plainsmen
American Legion
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Berger
Tascosa
Palo Duro
Plainview
Jimmy Harris
Ronald ‘Bandy
Donnie Bumpass
Jeral Mowery
Moose Dudley
Johnny Johnson
West Texas-New Mexico
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Wendell Ridgeway
Ruben Strickland
Larry Stroud
Gary Hill
Terry Haralson
Kippy Williams
Jimmy Walker
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Dave Richardson
Sanders
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David Whiteside
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Steve Hood
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Mark Saunders
Dicky Freeman
Ralph Lord
Austin Glover
Gary Mask
Kenny Snider
Tommy Sweet
James Bryant
Joe Ferguson
Leslie Reaves
Don Jones
Austin Winter
Stan Jones
Tom S. Lubbock
Corcoran Named Richardson Trophy Winner in Golf
Fred J. Corcoran, 55, a top behind the scenes figure in golf, won the William D. Richardson Trophy for outstanding contribution. The Golf Writers' Association of America award honors Corcoran, tournament director for the International Golf Association and business manager for the LPGA, after a 343 to 226 to 209 vote lead over Hagen and Dey Jr.
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Fred J. Corcoran
William D. Richardson
Golf Writers’ Assn. of America
Corcoran
International Golf Assn
Ladies’ Professional Golf Assn
Walter Hagen
Joseph C. Dey Jr
US. Golf Assn
Quittner Wins Senior Golf Tourney in St. Augustine
Egon Quittner of Philadelphia defeated J Walcott Brown of Seagirt 2 up to win the American Seniors Golf Assn Tourney at the Ponce de Leon course. Quittner matched Brown all day posting 71 as Brown went out in 36 and back in 37 on the 6 300 yard layout.
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Egon Quittner
Philadelphia
J. Walcott Brown
Seagirt
N.J
Quittner
Ponce de Leon
Brown
Michigan Bowler Rises to Third in ABC Singles
Vernon Picchta of Muskegon Michigan moved into third place in the singles division of the 57th American Bowling Congress Tournament on Saturday with a 693 series. He opened with 255 and 226 but slipped to 212 in the final game as Paul Kulbaga of Cleveland led with 726. Dick Downey of Newark New Jersey tied for sixth with 683.
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Ohio
Vernon Picchta
Muskegon
Mich
Paul Kulbaga
Cleveland
Dick Downey
Newark
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