Reds Rally In Sixth For Win Over Expos
Cincinnati Reds erupted for four runs in the sixth inning to beat the Montreal Expos 6 1. Lee May hit a two run homer as John Bench and Tony Perez drove in runs with a key double and single. Expos starter Ernie McAnally yielded the tying run in the fifth and left after the sixth. Mack Jones scored for Montreal on a Coco Laboy double play in the fifth.
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Cincinnati
Cincinnati Reds
Lee May
Montreal Expos
Ernie McAnally
Reds
Buddy Bradford
John Bench
Tony Perez
Bench
May
Expos
Mack Jones
Coco Laboy
Hamilton
Kim McClintock
Jim Ips
Colson
McClintock
Demons
John Kimbley
Jerry McVicker
McCutchin
Carey Milligan
Dunnivan
Andy Reeves
Jerry Ware
Ware
Dumas
McVicker
Clark
Curry Services Set In Tahoka
Otis D. Curry 55 of 4410 27th St. died in Weatherford after a heart attack while visiting his daughter in Tahoka. Funeral 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Tahoka with Rev. Jim Turner and Rev. Wilburn Coffman officiating. Burial in Tahoka Cemetery under White Funeral Home. Survivors include his mother, three daughters, five brothers and nine grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Otis D. Curry
27Th St
Weatherford
Jo Ann Kukulka
First Baptist Church
Lynn County
Mary Lousie Reaves
Post
First Baptist Church of
Tahoka
Wiley Curry
Ruth Mae Barnett
Paris
Martha Sue McCullouch
Dewey Lee Curry
Fort Worth
William Albert Curry
Dan M. Curry
Wiley Cecil Curry
Plainview
Jim Bob Curry
Hale Center
F. E. Redwine
Edward Pool
Lester Miller
Clint Sikes
Grady Lankford
Harvey Craig
Sam Carter
Vega Cups Golf Medalist Win at Pine Hills
Martin Vega shot 70 to clinch medalist honors in the Knights of Columbus golf tournament at Pine Hills Country Club. Ed Hanley had the low net of 61. A four-man team of Arthur Miller, Dr. Jim Schultz, Joe Reynolds and Doyle Powell led with 299. Joe Botik won flight one with 69, George Davis 70. flight two Ed Langston 69, Ben Archer 73. flight three David Rankin 69, John Brown 70. flight four Tim Davis 70, Dave Watts and Gary Shepard 75.
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Martin Vega
Knights of Columbus
Pine Hills Country Club
Ed Hanley
Arthur Miller
Jim Schultz
Joe Reynolds
Doyle Powell
Joe Botik
George Davis
Ed Langston
Ben Archer
David Rankin
John Brown
Tim Davis
Dave Watts
Gary Shepard
Highland Upset Sparks New Mexico State AA Track Meet
Albuquerque Highland captured seven first places including two relays to upset Hobbs for the AA championship at University Stadium. Johnny Powdrell led wins in long jump 100 and 220, with Jack Dodds in shot put and Bob Graham in javelin as Highland totaled 71 points to Hobbs 50.
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Albuquerque
Highland
Hobbs
University Stadium
Johnny Powdrell
Jack Dodds
Bob Graham
Albuquerque del Norte
Silver City
Lovington
Bolton Flips In Spectacular Auto Race at Arena Park
Hoot Ellis rode three for four to win heat semi and feature after a dramatic flip by Charles Bolton on the second lap of the modified program at Arena Park. Bolton escaped unhurt despite his sprinter hanging on the crash rail. Wharton captured the sportsman feature as 18 starters finished.
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Hoot Ellis
Arena Park
Hoot
Buddy Strong
Charles Bolton
James Blessing
Bolton
Ellis
Charles Wharton
Bob Crowder
Jim Culpepper
Jerry Winton
I B Hale Dies Of Heart Attack
Fort Worth AP reports I B Hale 55 former All American football player at Texas Christian University and captain of the 1938 national champions died of a heart attack Friday night. He collapsed while at a country club dance.
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Fort Worth
I. B. Hale
Texas Christian University
Seven High School Gridders Sign With NMMI
NMMI head coach Lt Col Robert Dennis announced seven signings from high schools including three returning NMMI alums. From Roswell, Larry Rogers defensive halfback and Tim Dennard offensive tackle joined with Bill Jarvis quarterback from Deming. Amarillo High contributed David Rea tackle and Paul George guard and linebacker. Illinois pair Rich Gunderson guard and Tom Kramarsi fullback from LaSalle-Peru High also signed grants.
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Roswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Robert Dennis
NMMI
Larry Rogers
Bill Jarvis
Deming
Tim Dennard
Las Cruces
Dennard
Jarvis
Rogers
Amarillo High
David Rea
Paul George
Rea
D C McDaniel Rites Planned
Dewey Chilton McDaniel 72 died in a Denver City Hospital after a lengthy illness. Services will be 5 p.m. Monday at the 12th Street Church of Christ with Shirley Curry officiating. Graveside services 4 p.m. Tuesday at Bellview Cemetery with Webb Funeral Home in charge. Born in Clay County, he was a retired farmer of Denver City. Survived by wife Onie two sons Bob of Seagraves and Marvin of Denver City two daughters Wyneth Howell of Lubbock and Jerry Hooper of Hale Center two stepsons Earl Schmitz of Muleshoe and Monroe of Seagraves two sisters Ruby Clark of Fort Worth and Valerie Perbost of Anaheim Calif 11 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.
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Dewey Chilton McDaniel
Denver City
12Th Street Church of Christ
Shirley Curry
John Ferguson
First Baptist Church of
Bellview
Bowie
Webb
Clay County
McDaniel
Onie
Bob
Marvin
Wyneth Howell
Lubbock
Jerry Hooper
Hale Center
Earl Schmitz
Muleshoe
Monroe
Ruby Clark
Fort Worth
Valerie Perbost
Anaheim
Calif
Blocker Weaver Enter 26th Colonial National Invitational
The Colonial National Invitational at Colonial Country Club adds six more pros to the field including Dave Hill Mike Souchak 1956 champion Chris Blocker Babe Hiskey Don Cherry and DeWitt Weaver Jr Weaver is the son of former Texas Tech coach DeWitt Weaver Sr.
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Fort Worth
Colonial Country Club
Dave Hill
Mike Souchak
Chris Blocker
Texas Tech
Babe Hiskey
Don Cherry
DeWitt Weaver
Weaver
DeWitt Weaver Sr
Playoff Needed To Name Champ In District 1-AAA
Levelland and Dumas must play a one game, sudden death playoff in Plainview to determine the 1-AAA champion after separate wins by Levelland and Dumas in a doubleheader. Rob Dunnivan contributed a 10-1 record for the Demons with key homers in the nightcap.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Levelland
Dumas
Lobos
Jim McCutchin
Homer Power
Robert Dunnivan
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