Hirschi Huskies Rally to Edge Tors in 10th
In Wichita Falls, Hirschi’s Huskies scored twice with one out in the 10th to beat Lamesa 4-3 in the AAA bi district opener. Amador Tijerina’s error set up the winning run, as Terry Davis took the loss to fall to 5-8. Tony Wilson secured the victory for Hirschi at 10-4.
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Gene Eversheart
Lewis Jenkin
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Cooper Rips Coronado On No Hit Game
David Johnson pitched his third no hitter of the season, guiding Cooper to a 4-0 win over Coronado in the AAAA bi district opener. Johnson also slugged a fourth inning homer to provide all offense, as Cooper improves to 12-1, Coronado falls to 9-2-1. The two teams set a rematch at Dudley Field in El Paso at 7 30 p m Friday with a potential second game Saturday.
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Arlington
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Jimmy Godley
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Jim Coker
New Orleans Buccaneers Sign Clyde Lee of Vanderbilt Fame
The New Orleans Buccaneers of the ABA announced the signing of Clyde Lee, former Vanderbilt All American and 1960s NBA player for the San Francisco Warriors. Lee attended a hurried press conference with Bucs executives and stated a telegram resignation from the Warriors, citing failed contract talks and his intention to join New Orleans. Lee, Nashville native and Warriors top pick a year ago, is expected to become a leading ABA star.
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Wrestler Promoter Report Echoes Baltimore Ori Fe
A promoter's report hints at a wrestling event involving a notable athlete linked to Baltimore. The fragment mentions a possible Ori Fe origin and timing, suggesting an upcoming match or appearance. The details remain unclear due to damaged text.
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Northeastern Italian town hosts boxing scene and baseball snags
Hundreds gathered near the Yugoslav border town station to shake hands with Carnera. Epstein’s adviser Gilzenberg in Newark offered $25,000 for 1960s earnings and a $100,000 yearly minimum. Epstein suspended from organized baseball. A motorcade followed the station route while figures like DiVeronica and Joete connected to Italy and Maryland events.
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Spur In Elbow Sidelines Ford In Yankees Outing
New York AP reports veteran Whitey Ford of the Yankees was sidelined after a spur in the elbow of his left arm was diagnosed Monday as the cause of his absence from the game. The injury forced Ford from action during the recent outing.
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American team wins world title after 32 years
The United States clinched the championship and the Joe Lally Trophy in a six game four nation round robin. It marked the first time in 32 years the trophy and title were contested.
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Joe Lally
One Gets Ace as 500 Golfers Qualify for Open
Amateur Norman Lutz of Pawtucket shot a hole-in-one on the 15th hole to lead a field of about 500 local qualifiers for the U.S. Open to be held June 15-18 at Springfield New York. Lutz posted 71 70 141 at the 6260-yard Pawtucket Country Club course amid strong performances from pros and amateurs across multiple regional sites.
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Mike Goodart
University of New Mexico
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Spring Training Surges Highlight Pitching Prospects
The article reviews early season form across MLB, noting Juan Marichal’s key holdouts, Dean Chance and Bob Veale’s 7-1 and 6-0 starts, and strong showings from Gerry Arrigo, Ferguson Jenkins, Tom Seaver, and others. It highlights surprises, returns, and rookie performances shaping pennant races and managerial optimism.
Ice Show to Park Tour Sparks City Talk
New York reports a plan to bring an ice show to a ball park amid hot summer weather. Brooklyn residents compare conditions with the past as organizers discuss indoor venues and potential dates, hoping to attract big crowds and change city entertainment.
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Wrigley Says Cubs Playing Up To Potential
Wrigley expresses belief that the Cubs are rising to their potential and that the team should focus on improving overall performance rather to individuals. He notes a recent shift from individual records to team efforts during tough stretches and stresses pride in reaching a first division finish.
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Marilyn Smith Wins Zaharias Open at Bayou Din
Marilyn Smith by par 70 clinched the Babe Zaharias Open at Bayou Din Golf Club with 210 total. Kathy Whitworth and Shirley Englehorn tied for second at 213 and 208 respectively as Englehorn claimed the title. Sandra Haynie finished strong with 81 and Sibyl Griffin placed fifth with 217.
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Stockton Eyes Scotland Meet
Dave Stockton wins the Colonial National Invitation to earn a possible berth in the Alcan Golfer of the Year Championship at St Andrews October 5 to 8. The field will include 12 American pros plus five British pros with a $60,000 top prize. Selection hinges on top three 72-hole totals from four events: Colonial, Cleveland Open, Western Open, and Philadelphia Golf Classic.
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Patrick Named Indoor Track Athlete Of Year
New York AP Villanova middle distance runner Dave Patrick was named the outstanding athlete of the 1967 indoor track season by the New York Track and Field Writers Association. He posted a 1 minute mile and a 1:48.9 half mile record at the NCAA indoor meet, beating Jim Ryan of Kansas. Patrick will receive a sterling silver plate at the JC4 track and field championships this weekend at Villanova.
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Jim Ryan
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Jana Stars in Texas Professional Football League
Jana displays early season impact in the Texas Professional Football League with notable plays and team leadership. The article highlights her performance and potential influence on the standings amid a competitive schedule.
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