Houston Rallies To Defeat Cubs In Extra Inning Thriller
Houston edged the Cubs 4 3 as Gaines hit a two run pinch homer and Spangler drove in the deciding run on a sacrifice fly. Woodeshick finished the ninth for Houston retiring Chicago in order.
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Joeigo
Gaines
al Spangler
Bob Buhl
Astros
Joe Morgan
Bob Lillis
Dick Bs
Chica Farrell
Morgan
Abernathy Spangler
George Altman
Hal Woodeshick
Cubs
Farrell
Gan
Buht
Leto
Abernathy Farrell
Woodeshick
Lovington Wins Jal Invita tional Track Meet
Lovington Wildcats defeat Jal Panthers 90 to as Henry Norton wins shot put 53 2 in discus 63 11. Jimmy Jones sweeps high and low hurdles while Mac Wise takes 100 yard dash and pole vault. Other top placers include Grassie Dexter Norvon Lynn and Cottman among Portales and Capitan entries.
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Gee Jimmy Jones
Lovington
Wildcats
Jal Panthers
Norton
Jones
Mac Wise
Tok
Randel
Capitan
Tia Mae
Grassie
Kimble
Walter
Canin
Aber
Dexter
Marfy
Lavington
Asi'y
Lynn
Eunles
Ovard
Jal
Can
Eastern Highlands split doubleheader in Portales
East New Mexico and Highlands University played a two game set in Portales. Eastern New Mexico lost the opener 104 to 81 and won the nightcap 82 to 1312 to move to a 13 12 season. Highlands improved to a 13 8 mark. The article notes Benny Jones and mentions University of Arkansas coach Glen Rose in connection with the Razorbacks’ undefeated run.
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Avalanche-Journal
Plainview
Texas Tech
Veron Hilliard
Ders
Wayland College
Tech
Shoma Christian
Panhandler
Eastern New Mexico
Ross
Austin College
NMMI
Wayland
Amarillo College
Raiders
Hilliard
Clark Willingham
Ken Coleman
Robert Kitchens
Jerry Gil- Breath
Richard Vogan
Donald Parrish
Plainvie High School
University of Arkansas
Glen Rose
Razorback
Arkansas Defeats Owl Golfers in SWC Match
In Fayetteville Arkansas edged Rice 4 to 2 at the Fayetteville Country Club in a Southwest Conference golf meet Randy Coleman of Arkansas was medalist with a one over par Three Arkansas players won their matches Bill Hall defeated Jeff Parker 3 and 2 Hal Sharber and Bill Jenkins halved Kerre and ParkerJen Bob Laforich beat Mike McCutchen 2 Coleman Ana beat Ray Lettwich Triplett 4 and 2
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Ark
Arkansas
Rice
Fayetteville Country Club
Randy Coleman
Bill Hall
Jeff Parker
Hal Sharber
Bill Jenkins
Keee
ParkerJen
Bob Laforich
Ri Bice
Mike
McCutchen
Coleman
Ana
Ray Lettwich
Triplett
Raiders Football Scrimmage Details For Tonight's Tilt
The Raiders set lineup for Whites and Reds with starters at ends tackles guards and backs. Players include Johnny Ryan Jay Carter Bobby Davis Charley Graham and Terry McWhorter for the Whites while Reds feature Gary Roman Leon Lovelace Jesse Pruitt Bill Adams Elmo Ahrens Joe Brown and Gary Turner. A May 8 afternoon scrimmage follows with no admission to tonight's game.
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Johnny Ryan
Albany
Tech
Jay Carter
Bobby Davis
Charley Graham
Terry McWhorter
Iders
Monterey
Jerry Shipley
Reds
John Porter
Stanley Edwards
Willl
James Cecil
Chester Howard
Howard
Gary Turner
Joe Rad Reds
Gary Roman
Leon Lovelace
Jesse Pruitt
Bill Adams
Elmo Ahrens
Joe Brown
Dennis, Fucker
Phil Tucker
Smiley Glover
Val Hudson
Bob Bearden
Terry Scarborough
Jeff White
Wayne Barginear
Mickey Finn
Ray Garret
John Avent
Jackie Booe
Cent
Joe Hurley
Pat Knight
Marc Bryant
Doug Young
Kenneth, Gill
Jim Haney
Trasqua
Lubbock Beats Pampa in Panhandle Baseball Duel
The Lubbock team defeated Pampa with key plays including a fourth inning run when Larry Daniels scored on a passed ball and came home on a Garrison single. Lindley credited for three assists at third as Earl Parker praises the defense. Westerner pitcher to start against Berger, a team Parker’s squad has never beaten in the Panhandle.
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Westerners
Berger
Parker
Panhandle
Dodgers Rally Past Giants 5-3 in Big Crowd
Wally Moon delivered a two run pinch hit in the seventh to break a tie as the Dodgers beat the Giants 5-3 before 48 586 fans. Bob Miller earned the win after four innings in relief of a injured Sandy Koufax who left after injuring a leg running out an infield hit.
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Wally Moon
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco
Bob Miller
Sandy Koufax
Koufax
Dodgers
Fragmented Lacrosse Pairings and Team Rosters Unclear
Readable fragments show mixed names and matchups such as Floydada Keith Buhrman Red Murst and Paul Gray versus Cecil Reese James Uriveich Gand and other odd pairings. The text features scattered player names and rivalries, with times and venues obscured, creating an undeclared tournament bracket.
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Red Murst
Paul
Gray
Cecil Reese
James Uriveich Gand
Chaba
Pete Gen
Abernathy
Banky
Mauldin
Barney Ve
Baiey
Hatrman Urs
Ard Gray
Teftsalt
Atevonnlae
Barrett
Decker
Ant Buhrman
Latiwich
Celling
Carter
Van
Clifion
Smith and Pave Yeu Fowler
Marsh Lanyard
Brand
Orioles Roll Past Yankees 10-4 Behind Powell and Blefary
Powell and rookie Curt Blefary powered the Orioles to a 10-4 win over the New York Yankees as Jerry Adair extended his errorless streak to 417 chances. The game featured six straight Orioles hits in one inning and homers by Powell, Blefary, and Brant, while Tom Tresh and Bob Schmidt answered for New York. In Cleveland, Ralph Terry limited Washington to four hits in a 5-2 win, despite Woody Held’s homer and a late two-run shot by Bob Chance.
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Eddie ‘Mathews
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Vierye Ee
Flitees
Aaron
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Duke Snider
Gil Hodges
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Los Angeles Dodgers
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Lu Gearty
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Ray Herrt
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Curt Blefary
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Tommy Tresh
Bob Schmidt
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Bob Chance
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Don Blasingame
Chance
Frank Howard
Baltinori Brandt
Aparicio
Blair
aLee i
Biedern
Kuber
Bayer
Boston Red
Wren Naru Ly
Kreutser
Ine Terry
Bold Lad Favored in Kentucky Derby Preview
The article outlines Bold Lad as a leading Derby contender with top rivals such as Winfrey and North Dancer noted among entrants. It highlights pace, training details, track conditions, and the likelihood of a hard 11 1/2 mile run, referencing jockeys and stables including Hartack and Powhatan Stable.
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Pak
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Breck-Dan
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Hartack
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Eleeny Wee Oa
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Shayne Sliter
Isidor Vacek
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Randy Ror
Northern Dancer
Jimmy Paulsky
Holliday
Gary Franklin
Hale Center
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Don' Iale Loughlin
Stephenville
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O'Donnell
Pat Pollard
Tulsa
Darrell Marlon
Knox City
Junior Leevest
Suieren Wang
Cross Plains
Greg Moorery
Lubbock High
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Robert Nees
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Kenneth Coffey
Roosevelt
Jim Morrow
Bronte
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Twins Stop Chisox in 7-0 win behind Mudcat Grant
Minnesota right hander Jim Grant, called Mudcat, shut down Chicago with a three hitter to end the White Sox five game win streak. Grant allowed only a fifth inning double by Pete Ward and finished with a 7-0 victory framed by strong defense and timely hitting from the Twins.
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Jim
Mudcat) Grant
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Grant
White Sox
Pete Ward
Ward
Ron Hansen
Baseball All Star Schedule in New York and Chicago
Fragmented text outlines National League and American League games with teams like New York and Chicago. Mentions matchups including Pittsburgh and Cincinnati, score notes unclear, and refereced players such as Gehman and Bertie.
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Ares Coy Giigman
Caicagorian
Cortnt
Rowton Lontors
Detrit
Cic Rebam
Leagve
Em York
Kroll
Cincinnat
Pert
Mina Sunetne Cabana
Wall
Cacagrete
Bertie
Corpus Christi Cager Signs With Longhorns
Corpus Christi Ray basketball star Philip Worsham, age 65, signed a letter of intent with the University of Texas. Coach Harold Bradley said Friday. Worsham averaged 19.4 points per game last season and earned all-M4AAAA honors.
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Longhorns Austin
Philip Worsham
Corpus Christi Ray
University of Texas
Harold Bradley
Worsham
Hts Wenter
Andrews Athletes Honored At Annual All Sports Banquet
About 500 people attended Andrews High School Friday night for the annual All Sports Banquet. Don Meredith spoke on the drive to succeed on and off the field. James Roberts hosted. retiring head coach Glenn Frazier introduced other AHS coaches and awarded gifts to J Lee Smith and T A Roach.
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J. Lee Smith
Ae T. A Roach
Jegou
Eastern NMU Tennis Team Dominates Western NMU
ENMU wins 6-1 over Western New Mexico to improve to 12-2 overall and 10-0 in NAIA play. Singles victors include Emle Otero, Steve Carlton, Bobby Maes, Wayne Skinner, and Gary Jackson with multiple straight-set wins. Doubles teams Otero-Carlton and Maes-Sulte rmeier also prevail.
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Gary ‘Jackson
Joe Henera
Kies—Otero
Carlton
Bullard
Marsh
Maes
Steve Sultermeier
Wilkersorland Grimes
Longhorns Hold Off Frogs 9-1 In SWC Game
Texas Longhorns hammered five Texas Christian pitchers for 12 hits and nine runs to beat the Frogs 9-1. John Collier pitched four hits allowed in a complete game win while TCU starter Steve Edwards took the loss as the Frogs dropped in league standings.
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Froggies
Austin
UPI
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Texas A&m
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Frogs
John Collier
Steve Edwards
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