Chaparrals sweep NMSU in twin bill to run win streak
Lubbock Christian College beat New Mexico State 5-0 in game one and 10-6 in game two as Glen Palmer allowed one hit through six innings and Greg Clark earned the nightcap win. The Chaparrals moved to 12-1 on the season, while NMSU fell to 8-12. Palmer lost his no hit bid with two outs in the sixth.
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Lubbock Christian College
Glen Palmer
New Mexico State
Dan Hardin
Chaparrals
Palmer
Henry Garza
Paul Russell
LCC
Russell
Steve Rippee
Aggie
Greg Trammel
NMS
Stan Tatum
Garza
Lupe Perez
Trammell
Weldon Langley
Aggies
Robert Vittitow
Greg Clark
Perez
Chaps
Cecil
Richards
Clark
Bart Hernandez
Reds Beat Red Sox 10-5 On Bench Two-Run Homers
Johnny Bench homered twice and drove in two as Cincinnati routed Boston 10-5 in an exhibition game. Rick Reichardt added a homer and two singles for the White Sox in a squad win over St. Louis with Lee Richard and Jay Johnstone adding two RBIs each. Cleon Jones returned to the lineup.
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Bench Hteads
Cincinnati
Johnny Bench
Boston
Luis Aparicio
Tampa
Fla
Bench
Reds
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Boston Red Sox
Rick Reichardt
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis
Lee Richard
Jay Johnstone
Sox
Cleon Jones
Seagraves win team trophy at Cowboy Relays
Plains finish second with 66 points as Springlake-Earth earns 156 and Seagraves 74. Seagraves and Plains athletes sweep multiple events including Rodriguez 23.2 in 220 and Porter 19-0 in high jump. overall top placings highlight Springlake-Earth dominance.
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Springlake
Earth
Plains
Flores
Conrad
O'Donnell
Porch
Springlake- Earth
Cleavinger
Cayce
Seagraves
Shaver
Rodriguez
Barton
Porter
Smith
Cooper
Enlow
Hamm
Edwards
Springlake Earth
Davis
Springlake-Eart
Padilla
Bounds
Sundown
Martinez
Brown
Hill
Roberts
Isabell
Winkoe
Springrave-Earth
Baseball scores and upcoming games from today’s slate
Linescores show Baltimore beat New York 37 0 in 12 innings and Kansas City and Washington split. Montreal defeated Detroit while Cincinnati toppled Boston. Chicago A beat Cleveland. Minnesota edged New York N. San Francisco and California split. Oakland beat Seattle. Today’s schedule lists Montreal at Baltimore and other exhibition matchups across Florida and Arizona venues.
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New York Mets
Minnesota
Jones
Tom Ragland
Washington
Senators
Kansas City
Mike Epstein
Joe Morgan
Houston
Astros
Montreal
Expos
Steve Stone
Ron Bryant
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Willie McCovey
San Diego
John Lowenstein
Cleveland
Tokyo Orions
Indians
Jim Northrup
Detroit
Tigers
Philadelphia
Willie Montanez
Phillies
California
Oakland
Tony Conigilaro
Jim Spencer
Jim Fregosi
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Chicago Cubs
Milwaukee
Yankees
New York
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Etchebarren
Kline
Aker
Munson
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Hedlund
Burgmeier
Splittorft
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Law
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Kirkpatrick
Epstein
Billingham
Forsch
Edwards
Johnson
Strohmayer
Reed
McGinn
O'Donoghue
Bateman
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Barber
Corbin
Perranoski
Mitterwald
Iamne
Koyama
Maeda
Yagisawa
Janoski
Chicago
Colborn
Donha
Martin
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Weinheiser
Rodriguez
Hands
Callison
Stone
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Pras
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Atlanta
West Palm Beach
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Gleatwater
Los Angeles
Vero Beach
Tokyo Lotte Aiva
Scottsdale
Dunbar Tennis Shows Finalists on Day One at Abilene
Dunbar places two entries in the finals at the Abilene tournament as Monterey players John Clements and Keith Bendy advance toward C boys singles quarterfinals. Results include multiple upsets across A B and C flights with Abilene Wichita Falls Midland and Rider also winning matches.
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Abilene
Monterey
Coronado
Dunbar
John Clements
Keith Bendy
Cecile Young
Margaret Pete
Cindy Willis
Jana Scott
Coty
Monte Ex
Bradmore Garland
Glenn Reddick
David Hale
John Morrett Rider
Sid Clements
David Irons
Susan Gleason
Midland
Mary Montgomery
Cathy Harvey
Julia Hawthorne
Wichita Falls
Met Fe da Moore
Janice Warren
Jerry Garcia
Wee Wayne Robinson
Jerry Johnston
Blake Avera
Rider
Terry McIntorf
John Moore
Susan Stolz
Jean Huber
Susie Smith
Odessa
Mary Jo Sparks
Karen Wood
Fredda Wilson
Cooper
Sharon Walker
Karen Chism
Chris Amandes
Gene Bining
Hirschl
Lance McWilliams
Sweetwater
Jack Robbins
Travis
George LeBeau
Phillip Porres
Monte Floyd
Stewart Brown
Gary Penny
Dave Wheeler
Sharon Chriss
Dallas
Bryan Adams
Amy Underwood
Jeff Jones
Robert Gamboa
Trey Morgan
Mark Henderson
Howard Key
Billy Murphey
Carolyn Johnson
Donne Eagan
Susan Whitmann
Martha Gulley
Melinda Mills
Ney Ba Buckley
Vicki Vincenti
Jan Hufstedler
Bullets rout Tigers to even NBA semis at one game
The Baltimore Bullets, despite injuries, upset the Philadelphia Tigers 119 to 107 to knot the East Division semifinal at one game apiece. Earl Monroe scored 24, Wes Unseld added 13 points and 18 rebounds, with Kevin Loughrey 27 and Jack Martin 24 leading the attack as Baltimore surged ahead early and widened the gap to 18 in the third period.
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Philadelphia
Jack Martin
Baltimore
Bullets
Denver City leads field after first round at Slaton Golf Tourney
DC posts 315 total for 19 stroke lead as finals set today. Tahoka’s Robin Hardie ace from 171 yards on eight earns a hole in one. Friona second 334, Floydada 336, Slaton 342, Littlefield 352, Crosbyton 354, Tahoka 357, Lorenzo 367.
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Slaton
Denver City
Tahoka
Robin Hardie
Friona
Floydada
Littlefield
Crosbyton
Lorenzo
Lancers Defeat Levelland 10-5 For Season Sweep
Monterey junior varsity powered by Gary Sahby and Mark Scott defeated Levelland 10-5. Sahby had two hits and an RBI while Scott added a double and an RBI. Mike Boyter and Dale Ramsey also drove in runs. Scott earned the win as Monterey improved to 7-0. Grant Dukes took the loss for Levelland.
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Gary Sahby
Mark Scott
Monterey
Lancers
Levelland
Sahby
RBI
Scott
MHS
Mike Boyter
Dale Ramsey
Grant Dukes
Area Thinelads Set For Six Cinder Circuits This Week
The 1971 track season reaches week five with six area meets on tap. Lubbock High Monterey and Coronado travel to Hobbs for a two day event, while Dunbar and Estacado compete at the San Angelo Relays. Roosevelt hosts preliminaries with finals later and other meets include Vega Javton Permian Basin Relays at Kermit.
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Lubbock High
Monterey
Coronado
Hobbs
Dunbar
Estacado
San Angelo
South Plains
Vega
Kermit
Roosevelt
Plains
Dumas and
Tatum
New Mexico
Plainsmen
Lee Smith
MHS
Darrell Jarnagin
NCAA Boss Talks Player Reserves and Contracts
At the U S Basketball Writers Association meeting, NCAA leader Byers urged scrutiny of pro contracts and the reserve clause after a judge ruled against the NCAA eligibility rule. He argued that after athletes sign, prices drop and the reserve clause returns, and he called for more transparency in guaranteed money before students pursue college degrees.
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Byers
NCAA
U.S. Basketball Writers Association
Ault Stars In Twinbill For Highlands Tech
Doug Ault carries Tech in a double header against Highlands with key plays including a sacrifice fly and a slow infield hop. Barry Hoffpaulr and Dave Oster spark Highlands, but Raiders win game one and build lead to 27-20-2 in the series.
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Doug Ault
Tech
Bill
Page One
Dave Hazzard
Raiders
Walker
Ault
Barry Hoffpaulr
Barry Sheldon
Cecil Norris
Cowboy
Prete
Highlands
Ham
Dave! Oster
Kelly
Bobby Lewis
Norris
Oster
Kelley
Martindale
Sylvester Perez
Yamamoto
Hoffpaulr
Lewis
Russ Finney
Perez
Highland
Gaynor
Roy Carver
Roy Hernandez
Mike ‘Mason
Carver
HIG AM
TEXAN
Lawtelf
Yaraoto
Owens
Walsh
Gayna
Hazsard
Finney P Hamp Maron
M. Highlands
Texas Tech
Hazzard
Kelley Yamamoto
Hernandez H
Finney ¢L
Ham AW
Finney Hoffanuirs
Tech track leaders push West Texas meet in long delayed event
Hilliard said the track initiative aims to boost college track at Tech with participants like Maddaford Hardaway and Parris capable of excelling nationally. Injured Ford and others will officiate as absent stars include Cardenas Smith Keim Davis Garrett Tanner.
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Page One
West Texas
Hilliard
Tech
Maddaford
Hardaway
Parris
Ford
Dallas
BYU
ACC
Flu
McMurry
Wayland Flying Queens win 50 37 to reach tourney final
Wayland College Flying Queens defeat Seminole Junior College 50 37 to advance to the National Invitational Girls Tournament final against Parsons College of Fairfield Iowa. Cherri Rapp scores 11 and Susan Britton 10 for Wayland while Linda Rowe leads Seminole with 23. The Queens improve to 25 2.
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Amarillo
Wayland College
Flying Queens
Cherri Rapp
Susan Britton
Seminole Junior College
Queens
Parsons ‘College of
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Sam Dewherst
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Richard Graham
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