Mayfield Takes Over West Texas State Squads Pace Busy Comeback
Gene Mayfield, new West Texas State athletic director and football coach, faces a swift transition from high school to college. He reorganizes staff, handles spring training, and adjusts to a faster, deeper SWC environment while emphasizing defense over a big play offense. He notes injuries and recruiting pressures as key early challenges.
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Joe Kerber
West Texas State
Gene Mayfield
WTSU
Mayfield
Golden
Odessa Permian
Panthers
Permian
Borger
Littlefield
College
Ma’am
Crew
Southwest Conference
Big Eight
Jacos
Orioles Rally Past Red Sox and Narrow AL East Lead
Frank Robinson drove in four runs with a homer and a single as the Baltimore Orioles defeated the Boston Red Sox 7 to 4. Robinson homered after Don Buford and Mark Belanger opened the third inning with walks, marking his second of the year and 477th of his career. The Orioles trimmed Boston’s AL East lead to 1 1/4 games.
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Boston
Frank Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Boston Red Sox
Robinson
Mike Nagy
Don Buford
Mark Belanger
Orioles
Buford
Local Youth Baseball Standings And Team List
The clipping lists Little League minor and major results across several leagues including Western Southern and Southwest divisions with teams like Richarda's Fried Chicken, Eeonamy United Supermarkets, Horkes Ort Mets, Monterey Optimist Braves, and Pepsi-Cola scores indicating broad local standings and sponsors.
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Bdinie
Richarda’s Fried Chicken
Eeonamy United Supermarkets
Welch Bros
Parkway Optimist Giants
Horkes Ort Mets
Henry Stafford Dodgers
Monterey Optimist Braves
Lincoln Twins
Brooks Supermarket
Yankees & VeeWeres Tlulas White Sox
Heart of Texas Poultry Athletics
I. G. Rhodes Ll
Pepsi-Cola
Farres Family Center
Fee Pharmacy
James Johnson Designers
Byers Barber Shop
C&f Radio & TV
Farm Discount
Balco Sound
Burris Enco
Coca-Cola
Carl's Motors
Skate Ranch
Southwest Optimists
State Savings & Loan
First Federal Savings & Loan
Kelly Tile
Giants NIP Bums 1-0 on Marichal Gem
San Francisco edges Los Angeles 1-0 as Willie Mays breaks up Bill Singer no hit bid with a seventh inning double and score on Dick Dietz single. Juan Marichal dominates with six hitter for his sixth win. Singer suffers a tough loss despite six strong innings.
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San Francisco
Willie Mays
Bill Singer
Dick Dietz
Los Angeles
Juan Marichal
Singer
Marichal
Dodgers
Jenkins Lifts Cubs Past Padres 6-4 for Fifth Straight Win
Chicago Cubs rout San Diego 6-4 as Jim Jenkins wins his seventh and delivers a two run homer. Don Kessinger and Billy Williams add key hits and Williams tallies his 300th career homer. Clarence Gaston belts a solo shot for San Diego while Ivan Murrell Ed Spiezio pace the Padres.
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Chicago
Ferguson
Jenkins
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
San Diego
Clarence Gaston
Cubs
Tom Phoebus
Don Kessinger
Billy Williams
Ivan Murrell
Ed Spiezio
Jose Ortiz
Melton Sparks Sox Past Twins 8-2 in Minneapolis Romp
Chicago White Sox batter Minnesota for an 8-2 win in Minneapolis as Bill Melton belts a three run homer in the seventh inning. Ed Herrmann and Reichardt also homer as Bart Johnson twirls six hits for the victory. Reichardt collects three hits in a 1-for-1 Chicago assault.
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Chicago
Minnesota
Minnesota Twins
Ed Herrmann
Rick Reichhardt
Bart Johnson
Johnson
Reichardt
Herrmann
Hale's 67 Leads Hobbs Tourney at Ocotillo CC
Kent Hale shot 67 to lead the championship flight in the Hobbs tournament at Ocotillo Country Club. He holds a two stroke edge over runner up David Lara with scores listed for multiple flights and players across the event.
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Hale
Hobbs
Kent Hale
Ocotillo
David Lara
Jesse Blackwelder
Oliver Feilheimer
Tommy Hale
Ralph Lester
Phillip Gonzales
Dale Sexton
Jack Keith
David Jones
Cody Messer
Tinker Nolan
Danny Autry
Bob Pryer
Dodie Forrester
Duane F Peters
Gerald Zachry
Ted White
Galen Delay
Gene Murphy
Jim Coburn
Dean Lester
Ed Yeager
Ti Bob Malone
Ozzie Drennan
Harry Luetkemeyer
Charles Robinson
Ken Harbin
Vic McVay
Lawrence Hicks
Ed Titus
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Kerber
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Asmith Rt
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Ystrmmski
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Johnson Zilia
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iBichenen
Nagy
McNally
Brett
Hukes
Gagliano
Richert
Bolin
Ktatum
Lahoud
Lile
Inoa Opti Fiore
Saini
Af Richert Rreese
Brett Wa
Verges
Botin Fabecee Saee
K.tatum
Lyle Senne
Save—Richert
Menally
Boll
H. D. Weaver & Co
Pr. Pepper
Southwestern Bell
IBM Li
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First National Bank
Grimmell Inc
Tech Band
Aker Realties
Screamers
Southwest Lubbock Lions
MacaAustin Inc
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Southwest Pony League
Hibler-Turner
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NIP Bums
Victory Escape
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Ken Henderson
Abribl
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Speier
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McCovey
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Hendersn
Sims
Dietz
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Fuentes
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Gallagher
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Hsinger
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George Mitterwald
Bebe Richard
San Diego Chicago
Hernandz
Kessinger
Campbell
Beckert
Gaston
Hae Bravo
Lilo Mason
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MTR
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SUN
Horace Packett
Horace
Melton
Richard
Tovar
Stroud
Carew
Horlen
Perrnoski
Swillams
Braun Ph
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Jerry Daniels
Thomas Peoples
Ted Hardy
B. H. Scott
Gerald Files
Neil Cecil
Jim Glover
Jim Allen
John Ariescros
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Our Bank
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