Monterey Expos Defeat Sandies in Eight Four
Monterey exploded for six runs in the fifth inning while holding Amarillo to seven hits. Jack Darnell improved to 10-1 with an 8-4 win as Monterey built a 1-0 lead on a double steal that backfired briefly for Amarillo. O Jibway, Price and Klatt drove in runs in the late rally, West robbed a homer, and Wortham doubled in two. The Plainsmen fall to 19-5 overall, 13-2 in district. Sandies drop to 15-10, 8-7.
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Conterey
Jack Darnell
Suri High
Lowreveld
Plainsmen
Palo Duro
Asure. Mhs
Darnell
Amarillo
Tor
Poperly
Tommy O'Jibway
Billy Sorrells
Monterey
O’jibway
Troy Price
Mikey Klatt
David Dodge
Larry “Head
O’ Jibway
Price
O'Jibway
Tim ‘West
Sorrells
Klatt
West
Dick Jay
Barry Wortham
Sandies
Plainsmer
Golden Sandies
Hamrick
Bergman
Gibb
Pipkin
Fowler
Wortham
Bass
Dodge
Griffith
Dawson
Ph Goo
Jay
Rowan Cf
Gehring
Sae
Eane Deserigaetes
Berryman
Ge Gehring
Borrells
MHS
Sais
Darrel
Paniels
Pampa Edges Coronado 1-0 In District Baseball Thriller
Coronado stranded two in scoring position early as Pampa edged ahead in the first inning and held on for a 1-0 win. Winning pitcher Joe Byrne improved to 3-4 with seven strikeouts no walks and four hits allowed. Sam Heasley pitched six innings for Coronado allowing three hits before giving way to Renny Hill.
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PAMPA
Coronado
Justangs
Harvesters Eye
Ponies
Jedger
Sngles
Jenny Stein
Dickie Craddick
Joe Byrne
Stein
Craddick
Gary Olivo
Byrne
Sam Heasley
Renny Hill
Auto and Cycle Races Set at Arena Park Raceways
Auto events run tonight at 8 p.m. featuring spring-supermodified cars and sportsman sedans headlining the program. Charles Bolton makes his 1969 spring debut in the night show while daytime winners Chuck Bills and Don Zahn are noted. Cycle races Sunday at 2 p.m. draw an estimated 40 to 60 riders. AMA sanctioned Sportsman class features 125 and Open bikes plus a match race. Admission tonight is $0.50 and the cycle show is $2.
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Arena Park
Ffonight
Charles Bolton
Chuck Bills
Amarillo
Don Zahn
Lubbock
Lubbock. S
AMA
Sanc- Bo
KCBD
Frank McGear
Baptist Church
Meet Press
Disney
Bill Cosby
Joe Butter
N. Mex
MLBK
Jetsons
Death Valley
Roger Mudd
Rome
Gleason
Camera
KSEL
Chattanooga
W. Tex. Ouidis
Hot Wheels
Buck Owens
D& Answers
Morocco
KERC
P. Wagoner
Jessary
Bill Anderson
KGNO
KTAXT
EGNG
Frank McGee
Epts
M. Dillon
Eden
Hardy Boys
Sky Hawks
L. Welk Kyl
Lennon
Dudley Lo
B. Nelson Golt
W. Sotsman
KFDA
Penelope
Petticoat J
1St Baptist
Love
Gospel Cary
Ra Sullivan
G. Campbell
Face Nation
Blondie
Mission Imp
May
B. Mudd
Surman
Sullivan
May Quest
Mannix
First Baptist
MID
Bidland
Houd Channel
Audland
Golfunday
You & Law
Pink Panther
Angel
Walt
Cosby
Fea
Playboy
Fort Worth
D. Willis
Florida
B. Owens
Discovery
Christophers
P. Mason
Hay
Church
Hell
Cow. Weaver
Hardy R L. Welk
Lloyd Bentsen
Ae Oo Bi
Nelson Golt
G. Jungle
Underworld
L.of Gants
Bunrise
Antagtc Voy
Cousteau Campabello
Bolderman
Bulwinkle
Dick Cavett
Ingrediant
F.B.L
Rebels Stay In Chase For 4-AAAA Crown
Tascosa nips Plainview 2-1 to stay alive in the District 4-AAAA baseball race. Tim Curtis drove in both Tascosa runs while Gary Bogan worked all nine innings. Plainview led 1-0 early on Ronnie McCullough’s leadoff walk and scored on Carl Pelfrey’s single.
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Gary Bogan
Tascosa
Bulldogs
Tim Curtis
Buster Watson
Plainview
Ronnie McCullough
Carl Pelfrey
Kapp Becomes Free Agent Amid Vikings Return Talk
Minnesota Vikings quarterback Joe Kapp officially became a free agent on May 1 after not signing a contract, but he stated he absolutely wants to play for the Vikings in 1970. General manager Jim Finks expressed confidence about bringing Kapp and the team back together without major issues.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Joe Kapp
Minnesota Vikings
Kapp
Jim Finks
Vikings
Finks
Morey and Cowan Reach North South Final in Pinehurst
Dale Morey of High Point and Gary Cowan of Kitchener edged past Hyndman to reach the North South amateur final at Pinehurst Country Club. Morey won the deciding hole after Hyndman failed to convert, sealing a 36 hole match run.
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Pinehurst
N. C
Bill
John Birmingham
Dale Morey
Hyndman
Gary Cowan
Morey
High Point N. C
Cowan
Kitchener, Ont
Pinehurst Country Club
Huntingdon Valley
New York Racing Commission Picks Official Photo Finish Winner
The New York Racing Commission designated the nose as the official winning part in photo finishes in 1937, the year after cameras were introduced. Some fans argued that the horses feet should decide close finishes despite the new standard.
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New York Racing Commission
New York
Palo Duro Tops Lubbock High 4-2 in District tilt
Palo Duro Dons defeated Lubbock High Westerners 4-2 at Mackenzie Park. Johnny Moore pitched a complete game with 10 strikeouts, while Tim Vachon, Kevin Cotter, and Doug Lightfoot sparked early runs. Lubbock High rallied in the later innings but could not overtake Palo Duro.
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Gary Page
Avalanche
Journal Sports
Palo Duro
Lubbock High
Westerners
Mackenzie Park
Dons
Lubbock
Julio Moreno
Jack Fields
Moreno
Johnny Moore
Tim Vachon
Kevin Cotter
Vachon
Doug Lightfoot
Cotter
Radio Stations for HETWORK 3 Stations 1
Radio list shows KRPM EM 7M 96.3 and stations in Oklahoma with non network ties. The fragment references Wily TNG R834 and local identifiers. Details are unclear but indicates a mix of network and independent outlets.
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Hetwork
Aie Oka
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Coronada
Hooad
Cradik
Schulz
M Byrn
Jenkins
WwWilms
Hawkns
J Byrne
Holmanss
Olive
O Scott
Awinne
Johnson
O Earp
Gamlen
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Heasley
Taylor
Edgar
Davis
Hogan
Poole
Borgan
Watson
Soliz
Bogan
Fascosa
Doon Hall
England
Matthew Prior
Montclair State
Joe Collins, Jr
Larry Berra, Jr
Yankees
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Berra
Birmingham
David Griffin
Bob Webb
Griffin-Webb
Roer
Rol Moore
Balk—Fieste
Grittin
Palo Duro Ab
Colter
Vachon Ss
O West If
Utley Ct
Watlac Ab
Darden
Moritine
Howry
Lubbock Hith
Thompson
Webb
Laubbock High
Stockton
Alligan Ti
American State Bank
F.d.i-C
Payne
Mullins Bros
TV Land
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Royce
Mullins TV Lab
Elmer Tarbox
Hockley, Terry
Lubbock Counties
House of Representatives
Hockley
Terry
Texas Tech
South Plains College
Lubbock State School
Texas
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