Santo Leads Cubs Past Padres With Late homer
Ron Santo homered for the third time in as many games to break a 2-2 tie in the sixth, lifting the Chicago Cubs to a 3-2 win over the San Diego Padres. Milt Pappas improved to 4-4 after a rough start as San Diego built a 2-0 lead with four early singles and a walk, while the Cubs rallied on a costly error and bases loaded walk in the first inning.
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Hubert Green Cards 26 on Wild Green Course
Hubert Green shoots 26 strokes on the demanding greens. He bogeyed holes one and two, then birdies on 3 and 4, chips in on 3, and sinks a 12 foot putt on 5. The page notes his unorthodox putting, three putts the sixth, and highlights later recovery with a 25-foot roll on 9 and a 16th hole deuce.
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Spiker Clinic Aims to Boost Tech Volleyball Skills
A Texas Tech women's gym clinic runs 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. for competitive power volleyball. Lead instructors include Mary Redel, 1968 Olympic alternate and 1970 All-American, and Steve Steed of the Dallas YMCA team, nationally ranked 1969-70, with coaching experience.
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Sparks Outlasts Brown in Service Length at TCU
Sparks has lectured at clinics for the Texas High School Coaching Association National Trainers Association Southwest Trainers Association and the Kansas Academy of General Practitioners. Sparks worked with Bass for two seasons before Bass left to coach the Flor ians. One of Sparks first duties at Miami is to arrange the team’s Rosie Camp to be held at Tampa in late June.
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13 year old throws perfect game in Pony League showcase
Scott Gardener, age 13, pitched a perfect game for Brain Claims Service in the Southwest Pony League, defeating A-1 Glass 11 to 0. Gardener faced the minimum, striking out batters and retiring all 15 opponents in his first Pony League season.
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Lonborg Leaves Colonels Amid 1967 Season Shuffle
Fragmentary text indicates Jim Lonborg connected with Boston Red Sox era and a 1967 season move. Details unclear but suggests a personnel change involving Lonborg and a team named Colonels in Amexorville association.
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Area athletes chosen for Coaches Association All-Star teams
Eight area athletes named to the Texas High School Coaches Association all-star football and basketball squads. Six Texas Tech signees also selected for all-star rosters. North squad will feature the local players with Donnell Crosslin of Wichita Falls coaching football.
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Star Rosters North football charterbacks named for Aug four
The North squad features Mike Presley Dumas Bobby Laughry Dumas Larry Tidwell Sanger Jimmy Fillingim New Home and others with Laughry passing for 1500 yards nine TDs in 9 2 season Phipps Monahans Bates Permian Rhiddlehoover Palo Duro Monroe Westchester Frasure Houston and Felux San Antonio lead all star selections Tech signees include Jobe Corsicana and Frasure Houston area players named to both North and South squads with Calvert Flamet Willis Dumas standout scorers and rebounders in basketball events set for Fort Worth Aug 4-5
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Palomar Chooses Tech Over Wider College Offers
Idaho star Jaco Palomar, who had offers from more than 20 schools, commits to Georgia Tech after visiting several programs including Jacksonville and LSU. Palomar says Tech closer to home and fits his offensive mindset while he projects as a swing man on a two way game. Coach Myers notes Palomar is one of several juniors Tech is pursuing.
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Levelland Demons and Dumas clash in pivotal twin bill
Levelland hosts Dumas in a doubleheader with both teams aiming to solidify playoff chances. Levelland pitcher Jim McCutchin faces Dumas ace Billy Don Hamilton in the opener, followed by Demon Robert Dunnivan against Grant Dukes. Dumas leads 19-2 in season play. Levelland stands at 11-10.
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Young Hurler Phillie Debuts History Making Start
Jim Bunning pitched his first major league game 16 years ago for the Detroit Tigers and lost to Baltimore 6 to 3. The youngster from the Phillies era recalls his early major league start and the early setback.
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