Bi District Clash Set Between Wichita Falls Lamesa and Hirschi
Lamesa, 18-0 in AAA, faces Hirschi, 11-7, in a 4 p.m. Bi District opener at Spudder Park today with Terry Davis toiling for Lamesa, Tony Wilson for Hirschi. A second game follows Friday at Lamesa's Lobo Park at 3 p.m. with a potential third tilt if needed.
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Hirschi
Spudder Park
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Tony Wilson
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Gary Williams
Danny Cobb
Steve Brown
Dennis Jordan
Gene Everheart
Amador Tijerina
Pat Centilli
Tom Bram
Zann Dominates Arena Park Racing With Four Wins
Zann captures first in the trophy dash, second heat, semimain and feature in four of six Sportsman class events at Arena Park Raceway. Lub bock’s Buddy Strong wins trophy dash in the supermodifieds while Lyndon Moss and others claim other features. Strong turnout noted after postponement from Saturday due to cool weather.
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Orioles Sign Shasta JC Infielders For Bluefield Team
The Baltimore Orioles announced they signed two Shasta Junior College players for the Bluefield Virginia Appalachian League squad. Hubert Morphew is listed as a shortstop and third baseman while Steve Ettles is a shortstop.
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Wichita Falls Stars Lead 1967 Batting Pace and Pitching Trail
Robert MacPhail tops Wichita Falls batting with a .431 average as six of the top ten batsmen hail from the team. Lamesa's Mike Lees hits .385 to lead, while Davis of 1-6 Lonses endures four losses including a double no-hitter against Andrews. Wilson compounds nine of Hirschi's eleven wins, with Kearne and Scotty Baker contributing infield and field roles.
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Ehle Reiger Win Slaton Invitational Partnership
Ehle and Reiger captured first place at the Slaton Invitational Partnership tournament with a 197 score. The event lists other pairs including Chameleon 187 Eale and Reiger and teams such as 19 Mankins and Medcalf plus Byrd and Beavers in top results.
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500 Race Report Notes and Names on Track
Fragmentary OCR lists runners and places including Roger Metleskey Kasie M Cart Willares and Jochen Ringt with scattered city and country origins such as Kansas City Me Vienna Austria and Surrey. The text references a sparrow on the track and time 16.61 but facts are incomplete and uncertain.
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Chiefs By 22 Tie U.S. Soccer League Match
New York Generalss and the Atlanta Chiefs drew 2 2 at Yan kee Stadium after sub Mickey Ash entered in the second half and scored twice off rebounds. Atlanta led 2 0 before Ash leveled the score at 0 and 32 minutes of the second period. Peter McParland opened the scoring for Atlanta with a goal in the first half.
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Twin Engine Kart Races Light Up Lub bock Track
Lub bock Karting Club hosted twin-engine karts as the feature event. Carl Sayles wowed spectators with a wheelie turning in the turns. Lee Christian won the super class with Carl Sayles second and Bill Fry third. Allan Drake flipped in the fast class, Jerry Hector also flipped. Benny Poston captured two firsts and a second for overall first place, Randy Shropshire second, Steve Hacker third. In intermediate class B L Hatcher took second, Sam Drum third. Junior class saw Kenny Hayhurst win with Arno Britt Rushing third and Terry Chris first in slow junior.
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Stockton Wins First PGA Crown In Four Years
Dave Stockton captured his first PGA Tour victory in four years at Colonial National finishing 278 with a 73 in the final round to earn $23,000. The San Bernardino native battled a tough course and a late wobble on 18 but secured a two stroke lead as rivals faltered. Stockton cited Greensboro failure as motivation and noted his focus on the field rather than leaders behind him in the final round.
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American team adapts as Walker Cup predicts tough weather
The Americans, led by Campbell and Blackwell, discussed how wind and rain shaped play at St Andrews. Players noted the weather tests, with anticipation for Formby’s British Amateur, while praising their deep squad and resolve despite the British conditions.
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Plainsmen Lineup Details Spread Across Innings
Plainsmen starters and substitutes listed by positions and batting averages. Jim Anderson leads with .484 at first, Jim Kelley second with .320, Tommy Johnson .383 at third, Don Boden .315 at short. Outfield features Tommy Baggett .414 in left, Rusty Ward .424 center, Mike Young .200 right. Stiles Bratcher and Barry Ar lad noted in lineup.
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Stockton capture closes with late surge at PGA event
The 23 year old Stockton, a USC alum, won his first tour title after a rain interrupted weekend. He led at midway with 131 then posted 73 final rounds to finish three strokes ahead of Hogan Archer and Coody. Coody, returning star, opened with steady scores as hometown fans watched.
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Matson Headlines Lamar Invitational Track Meet
Randy Matson of Texas A M leads the Lamar Tech invitational in Beaumont, aiming to extend world records in the shot and discus. Rice’s Jimmy Milkinson Ricky Jacobs and Steve Montoya also entered with others invited to compete in hurdles javelin and the half mile. New York defeats Susquehanna 15-10 as Pat Cummins nails two late field goals for the Irish.
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Steve Montoya
New York
Pat Cummins
Oklahoma State Clinches Big Eight Baseball Title in Rain
Oklahoma State over Iowa State in a rain shortened series secured the Big Eight crown while Nebraska split with Oklahoma to place third. Kansas State dropped a pair to finish in fourth as rain canceled the Saturday game. The Cowboys await the site and date for the NCAA District 5 bid against Missouri Valley champion.
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Whitworth Aims For Record After Opening Round
Whitworth shoots 70 to add to an opening 71 while defending champ Shirley Spuzich sits sixth at 145. The backstory notes a breezy day with 20 mph winds and a damp course as players faced a challenging nine and a half. A quirky detail mentions two touring women threatening to kill snakes with clubs as they played.
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