Plainsmen Dominate l-Loop All-District Selections
Monterey led the All-District 4AAA selections as players from Borger Coronado Tascosa and Plainview earned spots. James Lee Robinson of Monterey named Player of the Year with five votes, while Jim Sears of Plainview won Coach of the Year.
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McLain Tops Twins in Six-Run Tigers Victory
Detroit ace Dennis McLain shut down Minnesota with a six run win as he extended a strong pace toward last year’s 31-game victory mark. The performance came Saturday in St Paul Minneapolis with McLain dominant on the mound.
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Indians Clip Oakland 5-4 in tense showdown
Tony Horton hit a three run shot and Zoilo Versalles delivered key scoring. The Indians broke a 4 4 tie with a fourth inning rally started by Versalles double and Cardenal single. Oakland tied it in the fourth before the Cleveland winner.
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Scotch Foursome Set For Hillcrest
A Hillcrest Country Club event draws 36 golfers in a Scotch foursome. Pairings include Jim Palmer with Jim Averitt and Sleepy Quest with Sydney Butler, with several other duos listed by time. Cowboys Sign Bales adds NFL action from Dallas.
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Sox Rip Pilots with Three Homers in 6 1 Victory
Boston Red Sox rout Seattle Pilots 6 1 as rookie Mike Nagy combines six hit pitching with long balls from Mike Andrews Dalton Jones and Carl Yastrzemski. The offense exploded after a tense early game.
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Nagy Shuts Down Red Sox in First Major League Start Victory
Nagy, a 21 year old right hander, pitched a complete game in his fifth major league start, earning his first win as Boston fall behind 3 0. Bell doubled in the first inning and Andrews drive fifth homer as the Red Sox chase Nagy. Conigliaro reaches third and scores on Jones homer in center.
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Bahnsen Tosses Two-Hitter As Yankees Blank Angels
New York right-hander Stan Bahnsen dominated California, retiring the first 19 batters and going the distance in a 6-0 win. He allowed only a seventh-inning single, while Bobby Murcer and Jimmie Hall paced a four-run attack early and Pete Pepitone homered.
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Five Matches On Mat Card At Fair Park Coliseum
Iron Mike faces Terry Funk in a two out of three falls main event at Fair Park Coliseum Wednesday 8 30 p m Ricky Romero meets Art Nelson in the semifinal best of three Also Nick Kozak and Little Cloud take on Gorgeous George Jr and Kay Noble in a mixed tag match Buddy Colt vs Mr Tto and Pepe Villa vs Yocouchi fill the rest of the card
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Miranda-Lester bout sets stage for Griffith title run
Puerto Rico’s Pedro Miranda faces San Francisco’s Jimmy Lester in a 10 round middleweight bout at Civic Auditorium. Winner earns a title shot versus Emile Griffith, with a potential June meeting at Cow Palace or Oakland Auditorium.
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Nyman Hurls Chisox Win
Rookie Gerald Nyman, making his first start of the season, pitched a one hit shutout and added a three run double in a 6-0 Chicago White Sox win over the Washington Senators. Brant Alyea was Washington’s only hit with a fourth inning miscue helping Chicago.
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Patriots sign Dennis Devlin from Wyoming in 10th round
The Boston Patriots of the American Football League announced Saturday the signing of defensive back Dennis Devlin of Wyoming, a 10th round draft choice.
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Eddie Fisher Southwest Baseball Camp Promotes Talent
Eddie Fisher runs a three week and two week baseball camp for boys 8 to 18 in Altus Oklahoma. The program features seven fields three lighting, air conditioned pitching machines and a gym plus a new swimming pool. Uniforms are furnished and a time payment plan is offered. Coaches are experienced and a free color brochure is available by writing Southwest Baseball Camp Box 166 Altus Oklahoma.
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Fencing’s Fight Through Time and Modern Practice
A compact look at fencing history from duels to sport. The piece notes how duels once settled disputes, then evolved into modern contests emphasizing speed and skill. It references shops like T&D Sporting Goods and a 1960s sports quiz tradition.
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