Tony Lema Moves Into Lead At Memphis Series Opener
Snyder Tigers face Dumas Demons in a regional baseball playoff opener at 2 p.m. Walton to start for Snyder with a 7-4 season. Demons pitcher Vern Stafford may start. Snyder enters with a 12-16 record. Dumas won district 1-AAA, while Snyder won 3-AAA.
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Snyder
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Dumas
Pecos
Speedy Moffett
Drew Bullard
Leslie Brown
Dalton Walton
Kenny Weilborn
J. On. Wall
Rob Hall
Jim Marcum
Domingo Pena
Kenny Gay
Bullard
Brown
Wall
Gay
Strongman Matson Leads Texas High School All-State Track Team
Pampa star Randy Matson heads the 1963 Texas high school all-state track squad named by the Texas Sportswriters Association. The list includes Buddy Wood of Texas City and three sprinters Don Parkhurst Jourdon, Barry Nobie, and James White along with sophomores George Aldredge and Riley Dunn. Matson holds state records in shot and discus and set 66 feet 104 2 inches in the shot and 19 feet 3 inches for the discus this season.
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Frouston
Randy Matson
Pampa
Buddy Wood
Texas City
George Aldredge
Texas
Dallas Highland Park
Sportswriters Association
Barry Nobie
Don Parkhurst
Jourdanton
Baytown
James White
Dallas Matson
Riley Dunn
Coleman
Matson
Dallas Sunset
Doug Cockerham
Red Oak
Marshall Fawards
Dallas Hillcrest
Mark Yarbrough
Amarillo Tascosa
Steve Langham
Dallas Jefferson
John Moss
Austin S. F. Austin
David Webb
Eddie Shirley
Midland
Geoffrey Earl
Midland Lee
Walter Reyna
San Diego
Buddy Luce
Fort Stockton
Leonard Peters
Seymour
Ken Walters
Irving
Gail Read
Snyder
David Chambers
Grand Praire
Buddy Woodall
Toby Belt
Houston Westbury
Howard van Loon
Rotan
Joe Williams
Odessa
Jim Napier
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Mark King
Gary Hobson
Kermit
Tommy Marshall
Yoakum
Johnny Morriss
Houston Jones
Barry Noble
Jourdanton Tsoph
Mike Toon
Henderson
Thurmond Eliminates Gilbreath in Hereford Golf Tourney
In Hereford the first round of the Hereford Life Begins at 40 Golf Tournament saw Thurmond of Dimmitt defeat Gilbreath 4 and 3. Tinnin of Hereford beat Ted Young 2 and 1, while Render and Renner advanced by default as opponents did not play.
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Bobford
Dan Laxson
Amarillo
Thurmond
Dimmitt
Glenn Render
John
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Renner
Friona
C. E. Young Gilbreath
Lubbock
Dale Tinnin
Tinnin
Ted Young
Durwood Copeland
J. C. Claborne
Leroy Paulger
Sam Gilbreath
Bull Hicklin
Joe LeCrone
Bob Thurmond
Punk Gibreatn
Bale Tinnin
Ted Yours
Stan Barrett
Buel Melton
Gwen Seamond
Jack Garrett
van Laxson
Dave Carson
Gwen Render
Orville Resnolds
John Renner
Holand
C. E. Young
Joe Butler
Hoyet Mccoud
Dave Version
Frank Cogdell
D A Adam
Dick Gamer
Babe Barteras
Jesse Sorrelis
Capt Hassemar
Bil Hicksis
Mutt Foster
Ed Lewis
Rip Hulsey
Weedy Whitaker
Jim Bradley
Causey leads Kansas City in 3-1 win over Angels
Wayne Causey raised his AL batting average to .688 with three singles as Kansas City Athletics beat the Los Angeles Angels 3-1. Hector Martinez hit his first major league homer scoring KC's second run. Dave Wickersham took the loss despite a late threat. Angels suffer seventh loss in nine games.
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Wayne Causey
Hector Martinez
Kansas City Athletics
Los Angeles Angels
Dave Wickersham
Causey
Martinez
Portland
Kansas City
Angels
Wickersham
John Wyatt
Felix Torres
Ruidoso Fi da racing results posted
UPI reports Ruidoso Downs results across twelve races. Winners include Squaw H in 4 furlongs, Count Caval in 6 furlongs, Moss Baffle in 2 furlongs, and Unsurpassed top in 870 yards. Attendance noted. Seoul trade note mentions Korean government change affecting contracts.
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UPI
Ruidoso Downs
Sandstorm
Caval
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Lady Pere
Daty
Jay Pane
Vos
Atchieran
Kneece Fires 65 Sparks Sizzling Memphis Open
Tony Lema solidifies sole lead at 134 after two rounds at Colonial Country Club. Harold Kneece shoots a 65 to join a four way tie for second with Tommy Aaron George Knudson and Jerry Edwards. Jack Nicklaus struggles with a 72 for 140 total as many contenders chase the cut at 141.
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Lema
San Leandro
Calif
Kneece
Aiken
S.C
Colonial Country Club
Tommy Aaron
Gainesville, Fla
George Knudson
Toronto
Jerry Edwards
Fort Worth
Don Finsterwald
Tequesta
Fla
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Bob Goalby
Belleville
Tll
Johnny Pott
Gulf Hills
Miss
South Africa
Gary Player
Cary Middlecoff
Dick Mayer
Palm Desert
Buster Cupit
Fort Smith
Ark
Ton Lema
Harold Kneece
Jack McGowan
Bruce Crampton
Fred Hawking
Bill Collins
Gam
Jack Freck
Johnny Pot
Buck White
Jack Nicklaus
Bert Weaver
Jim Wright
Ja Hebert
Cam Middlecoff
David Marr
Milier Barber
Juan Rodriguez
Bob Charies
Jerry Steelsmith
Jim Ferree
Pat Abbott
Billy Maxwell
Lionel Hebert
Tick Maser
Gas Brewer
Pera Semin Ants Temtes
Bills Texans In Agreement On Preseason Games
Buffalo Bills and Kansas City Chiefs have signed a two year preseason pact covering 1963 and 1964. Buffalo GM Dick Gallagher says the deal could end annual negotiations over exhibition games and sites. The 1963 game will be at Kansas City on Friday night August 9. Lamar Hunt moves Chiefs to Missouri. Buffalo will host Chiefs in 1964 at Memorial Auditorium on a later date.
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N.Y
UPI
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Kansas City
Dallas Texans
Dick Gallagher
Bills
Lamar Hunt
Missouri City
Dallas
Memorial Auditorium
State Track Meet On For Good In Dallas
The Texas Track and Field Federation state championships will be held as scheduled at P. C. Cobb Stadium in Dallas on June 1. Meet director Cleburne Price said scheduling is tentative due to a possible television contract amid a federation dispute with the AAU.
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UPI
Texas Track and Field — Federation
AAU
Cleburne Price
P.C. Cobb Stadium
Price
Whites rally to topple Golds 34 15 in Lubbock intrasquad
In a Friday night spring game at Chapman Field Whites overcome an early Golds lead. Truitt Reeves opened scoring for the Golds with a seven yard run. Ronnie Webb sparked the Whites with two yard TD run and Lott added a go ahead score before halftime. Nicki Gage and Webb extended the lead in the third as Lubbock High claimed a 34 15 victory with Lott adding a late 75 yard pass to Sparkman.
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Truitt Reeves
Phillip Reyna
Reeves
Mike Bowman
Ronnie Webb
Gregg Lott
Lott
Eddie Stiles
Nicki Gage
Melvin Montgomery
Webb
Montgomery
Larry Tubbs
Gage
Harold Sparkman
Carl Spoonemore
Spoonemore
Wilmington Park Adds Removable Plastic Rail for Turf
Del aware Park introduces a new removable plastic rail for its turf course. The rail can be placed outside the inner boundary or inside the outer boundary to protect the grass.
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UPI
Delaware Park
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