Ex Raider Net Star Named Pro At Lubbock Tennis Center
Wheatley former Texas Tech star and 1950 Raider Border Conference tile player visits as a visiting pro at Lubbock Tennis Center. He will offer private and group lessons with the managing pro during the summer season. Wheatley lives in Las Vegas and Beverly Hills and is a former army intelligence officer who played on the service tennis team that won the European Asian title.
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Doo Wheatley
Texas Tech
Lubbock Tennis Center
Wheatley
Tech
Las Vegas
Nev
Beverly Hills
Calif
Germany
Tennisream
UCLA
Ingleside
Latchbock Tennis Centers
Coronads High School
Local High Schools Discord Over Fall Football Prospects
In a spirited intra-squad showcase, Lubbock High Monterey Coronado and Dunbar analyze fall football potential for 1965. Analysts weigh district chances, with Tascosa and Westerner noted for offensive punch while Monterey and Coronado show mixed signs. Amarillo Globe-News poll honors Hub City players. Pete Shotwell Stadium renamed in Abilene.
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Lubbock High
Monterey
Coronado
Dunbar
Tascosa Rebels
Pat Patterson
Tascosa
Gerald Lambert
Ronnie Young
Gerry Hobbs
Bobby Hendon
Ken Gage
Rusty Underwood
Travia Horne
Bo Bryant
Edwin Campbell
Don Burrell
Charlie Evans
LHS
Chris Barnard
Melvin Billups
Jimmy Stilea
James Odom
Fair Sex
Amarillo High
Sandie Spring
Monterey High
Gerald Myers
Abilene
Hhools Stadium
Angels Split Twin Bill in Washington
In the nightcap Ricky Reichardt and Jim Fregosi gunned down Jim King at the plate in the ninth to preserve California’s 2-1 win and give the Angels a split of a doubleheader after Washington won the opener 6-2.
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Washington
Ricky Reichardt
Jim Fregosi
Jim King
California
Angels
Senators
Red Sox Rally Past Kansas City For Fifth Straight Win
The Boston Red Sox, held to one hit by Ralph Terry through six, broke through in the seventh with three runs two out to beat Kansas City 5-1 and extend their winning streak to five games.
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Boston
Boston Red Sox
Ralph Terry
Kansas City
Earl Wilson
Seifolntia
Asot
Brinkman
Sevanet
Richert
Venthidette
Huo Kime
Kreptrek Phiodda
Koston Wie
Oud Ab
Piebern
Cankey
D.green
Gosger Cf
Hershbar
Ystriski If
Gudditornia
Bryan
Beott
Washington
Stahl
Calfornia Charles
Conigiaro
California
Valentine
Harrelson
Jones
Adcock
SB Casanoy
Foy Ab al Pil
Newman
She
Beso Tery
Tusman
Brunet
Wilson
Wyatt Y Coao
Kansas
Haston
E_Wilson
Petrocell
Orn Bi Gosger
Joel Yastreemsk
Hershberger Hersh
Hannan
Kirkland
Fregost
Plersall
Malzone
Ees Valentine
Ib—Fregasi
Piersall
T Hen Ene
Br—W. Smt
Cpelchara
Torres Wins First Title Defense In Dramatic First Round
Jose Torres defeated Wayne Thornton in a one round light heavyweight bout to retain his title. Torres struggled with Thornton’s kidney punch and foul play but sent Thornton to the mat twice in the opening round before the referee’s count.
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New York
Jose Torres
New Fars
Wayne Thornton
Torres
Hyearald
Sheal Stadium
Thornton
Fresno
Calif
Cassius Clay
Henry Cooper
London
al Bert
Arjtie Aidala
Johnny LoBianco
Associated Press
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Tom McNeeley
iTorres
Final Season Baseball Honors For Monterey Plainsmen
Robby Moegle led Monterey Plainsmen to a 22-9 season while placing second in District 7-AAAA standings after a 22-9 run. Max Martin and Mike Parker tied for season batting honors with .344. Jimmy O jibway led district batting at .675 with Martin at Sos. Steve Hurt posted the best pitcher record, while Jim Bob Parnell finished strong as pitcher and first baseman.
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Plainsman
Amarillo Globe-News
Hub City
Wes Verner
Lubbock
Johnny Campbell
Plainview
Max Martin
Monterey
Dim Bob Darnell
Jimmy Poe
Randy Bowlin
Joe Mac Tilaon
Chris Cox
Terry Brewer
Borger
Derk Hoving
Tascosa
Randy Holman
Palo Duro
Mike Parker
Jimmy O'Jibway
Martin
Sos
Steve Hurt
Darnell
Mac Pilkington
Jimmy Godley
Parker
Robby Moegle
Monterey Plainsmen
Plainsmen
Joop
Jack Hick
Jim Bob Parnell
Bridgehampton NY
Jerry Grant
Santa Anna Calif
U.S
Grant
Lothar Motschenbacher
van Nuys
Calif
Jim
Ewe
Re & O
Hall of Midland
Tex
Owens Havahaya
Dan Marin
Aed Ik
Gurney
Duke
Johnson Bi
Eady
Pilkington & A
Haley
Crutcher
USARC
Mi- Godiey
Iichael Goth
New York
McLaren
Chevrolet
Pilkington
Insland
Goth
Moe Ric
BK Am
Scooter
Patrick
Beverly Nume
Orbit
Ave
Hills
Porsche
Parker Br
Bratcher
Rome
Italy
Bowtin
Aiingen
Godley
Din
Warren Spahn's son Greg aims for major league baseball
Hartshorne High senior Greg Spahn, 165 pounds, 6-0, hits .400 for 1969, seeking to follow father Warren Spahn into pro baseball. Greg, a natural athlete who switched from left handed to right due to a childhood burn, excels in football and academics while weighing college ball at Oklahoma. The Spahns see leadership and potential, with coach Winford Smith and Principal Carl Butler praising Greg as a standout.
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Hartshorne
Okla
Bacchall
Warren ‘Spahn
Braschall
Greg Spahn
Greg
Hartshorne High School
Oine
Spahn
Warren Spahn
Young
Warren
Dad
Oklahoma
Winford Smith
Carl 0. Butler
Hartshorne High
Hubbers Triumph Over Big Spring in Baseball Exhibition
The Lubbeck Hubbers pounded 20 hits for a 17 4 victory over Big Spring at Lowrey Field on Sunday. Joe Vick joined with a three run homer and four RBIs as Bruce Boyd with four hits and Ronny Arrington with three supplied strong support. Gary Dement earned the win while Hank Hanks took the loss as Big Spring used three hurlers.
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Lubbeck Hubbers
Big Spring
Lowrey Field
Joe Vick
Dennis Willett Pound
Bruce Boyd
Ronny Arrington
Gary Dement
Hanks
ePhrso
Tank Pere
Nie Myers
Jim Baum
Winauer
Art
Newent
Vick
Hubbers
ENMU Freshman Crowned Miss Portales 1966
About 500 attended the Portales Miss Portales pageant where ENMU freshman Jean Parker of Santa Fe won the title. Johnson of Hereford and Myers of Clovis, both ENMU students, were named first runner up and contestant honors.
Ralston Wins Stockholm Tennis Title With Newcombe Victory
Dennis Ralston the Bakersfield California star and United States No 1 defeated John Newcombe to claim the Saltsjoekaden singles title in Stockholm. He also shared the doubles crown with Marty Riessen after a 9 7 8 6 win over Australia’s Riessen and Davidson. It marked his second straight Scandinavian title after last week’s Helsinki win.
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Stockholm
Dennis
Bakersfield
Calif
Star
Ralston
United States
Helsinki
Newcombe
Marty
Australia
John Riessen
Evanston
Sven
Davidson
Ingemar Ingvars
Son
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Tom Noble
Ray Wiliams
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Mgr
A Country Inn Enterprise
Joe Wheatley
Parker Cup
Young Spahn
University of Oklahoma At
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Warren Spahr
Milwaukee Braves
New York Mets
San Francisco Giants
Monterey Statistics
Vandy
Executive Furniture
Enmu Feshman
Portales
American State Bank
FDIC
Ene
Veh
Bob Newton
Mutual of Omaha
John D. Abney Agency
Nat'l. Bank
Mutual OF Omaha Insurance Company Life Insurance
United of Omaha
Omaha, Nebraska
Dennis Ralston
Goodwin Powell
Bill Norris
Joe Kay
Texas
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