All-America Baseball district nominees from Texas area
Walt McAlexander reports on Midland LEE and eight districts selecting All-America hopefuls. Notables include Hilton Moore Hamilton Arce Harvey Sorrells McCutchin Jones and Kimberley with stats and resumes for district nine leaders in the Plains region and coach Bobby Moegle of Monterey highlighted.
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Abe Canin
Chanin
Midland Lee
Ernie Johnson
Texas
New Mexico
Arkansas
Arizona
Johnson
South Plains
Monterey
Billy Sorrells
Donnie Moore
Eunice
Mike Harvey
Dave Jones
Dumas
Billy Don Hamilton
Johnny Kimbley
Levelland
Jim McCutchin
Andrews
Mike Hilton
Farwell
Everado Arce
Harvey
Kimbley
Mets Rally Twice To Beat Braves In Extra Innings
New York edges Atlanta 8-7 in 11 innings as Donn Clendenon delivers a two run single with two out in the 11th. Ed Kranepool and Bud Harrelson drive runs as the Mets erase a 4-2 deficit with late rally. Cepeda collects multiple Braves RBIs including a two run ninth inning shot.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Atlanta Braves
Donn Clendenon
Tim Folis
Clendenon
Foli
Orlando Cepeda
Braves
Clete Boyer
Mets
Ed Kranepool
Bud Harrelson
Sonny Jackson
Felix Millan
Hank Aaron
Cepeda
Cleon Jones
Ken Boswell
Tommie Agee
Atlanta
Innning
Jackison
Tlanta
York
Sjackson
Harrelson
Ail Garr
HaAaron
Agee
Cepeda Tb
Cindenon Ib Millan
Crones
Boswell
Lin King
Grote
Yarridge
Marshall
Hahn Cf
Didier
Kranpool
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Dyer
Vans
Onna Seaver
Vlu Itkelley
McGraw
Tiga Oort
E. Boyer
Seaver
Hahn Garr
S. Jackson
Ay. Kranepool
SB Garr - Akee
Folt
Evans
King
Steinmark Wedding Blackout As He Remains In Houston
Fred Steinmark 22 former Texas football player stays critical at M. D. Anderson Hospital after leg amputation for cancer. His wedding to Linda Wheeler of Wheatridge Colo was canceled. invitations had been printed and Wheeler was at his bedside.
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Steinmark
Linda Wheeler
Wheatridge
Colo
Anderson
Wheeler
Stottlemyre Loser Tribe Nips Yanks On Error
In Cleveland, Jake Gibbs misplayed a seventh inning throw from right to allow Steve Dunning to score the winning run as the Indians beat the Yankees 2 to 1. Dunning had doubled after Murcer misplayed a fly, and Ford followed with a single before Gibbs dropped the relay, leading to New York’s fifth straight defeat.
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New York
Cleveland
Bi Clarke
Ford
Gibbs
Pinson
White
Netles
Murcer
Fosse
Blefary
Harrelson
Lyte
Lili
Kennes
Leon
Baker
Camilli
Stotinyre
Hodge
Munson
Fstanter
Babnsen
Dunning
Stottlemyre
sStottlemyre
R. Fosters
Jake Gibbs
Jim Lyttle
Steve Dunning
Cleveland Indians
New York Yankees
Bobby Mur
Cer
Ted Ford
Yankees
Lyttle
Bel Air Baseball Faces Regional Series Tough After Cinderella Run
Ben Hunt leads Bel Air in district play with a .619 average as coach praises him as the team’s backbone. Rowell notes El Paso roots and calls the squad a Cinderella dark horse as they prepare for an 8 pm start at Bel Air, with games moving to Lowrey Field in Lubbock and a potential third game Saturday.
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Fron
Ben Hunt
Ben
Rowell
el Paso
Sun City
Oklahoma
UTEP
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Lowrey
Broncs Win, Crenshaw Ends Threat as Longhorns Slump
Bronco pitchers shut out the Longhorns twice at Keefe Field on St Marys campus. Jessie Banda made a wind blown catch in article sixth as David Chalk flied out. Texas, despite 13 hits and a .333 team batting mark, cannot score. Pan Am improves to 42 7 in season heading to College World Series.
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Page One
Charlie Crenshaw
Jessie Banda
David Chalk
Wilbur Gawlik
Bronco
Keefe
St. Mary's University
Longhorns
Pan Am
Harper 4 hits drive Brewers past Royals 12-0
Milwaukee Brewers exploded for seven first inning runs and cruised to a 12-0 rout of the Kansas City Royals. Tom Harper collected four hits, drove in three, and paced Milwaukee’s offense as Marty Pattin allowed five hits over eight innings. Rodriquez and Voss contributed key run-producers amid the early assault.
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Kansas City
Tommy Harper
Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas ‘City Royals
Marty Pattin
Bewers
Harper
Ken Wright
Royals
Ellie Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Bill Voss
Milwaukee
Boros Keeps Lead in WX Open With 76 Amid Rain Delays
Boros posts 76 to reach 212 two strokes ahead of Jack Montgomery and three ahead of Lee Trevino who tallies 75 as a damp windy round reshapes the leaderboard. Boros recalls his style as he stretches his tour-title count with solid irons and clutch putts early.
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Page One
Jack Mongtomery
Lee Trevino
Boros
Tigers Top Senators 3-1 Behind Rodriguez Northrop Homers
Aurelio Rodriguez and Jim Northrup hit consecutive first inning homers to back Bill Zepp’s first win for Detroit as the Tigers defeat the Washington Senators 3-1. Washington led 1-0 on Del Unser’s walk and Frank Howard double before Detroit answered with the two blasts and unearned third inning run.
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Detroit
Aurelio Rodriguez
Jim Northrup
Bill ‘Zepp
Tigers
Washington Senators
Washington
del Unser
Frank Howard
Rodriguez
Dick Bosman
Northrup
Zepp
Fred Sherman
Dick McAuliffe
Bernie Allen
Willie Horton
Hunter Wins Eighth Straight As A's Beat Twins 5-1
Catfish Hunter pitched a two hitter for his eighth consecutive victory as the Oakland A's downed the Minnesota Twins 5-1. Tommy Davis drove in three runs with a single and his first homer, and Reggie Jackson added a 450 foot homer in the sixth.
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Oakland
Jim
Catfish Hunter
Oakland A's
Minnesota Twins
Sunter
Twins
Steve Braun
Cesar Tovar
Minnesota
A's
Tommy Davis
Davis
Reggie Jackson
Ray Corbin
Jim Kaat
Larry Brown joins 1,000 yard rushing club
Larry Brown of the Washington Redskins became the 22nd NFL player to rush for over 1,000 yards in a season, finishing with 1,125 rushing yards.
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Larry Brown
Washington Redskins
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Hamilton
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Wimbley
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Gene Segrest
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