Gary Hughes Is Probable Pitcher For Plainsmen
Monterey Plainsmen edge toward playoffs after clinching District 3-AAAA crown for the fifth straight year. Gary Hughes and Tommy Toombs loom as aces for game one against Arlington Colts led by Mike Hedlund and Larry Jones. Hughes Sportswriter Randy Brown notes Hughes 14-4 with a 1.51 ERA, while Hedlund is 5-0 in district play, with Jones also 5-0, as both managers plan to start their top pitchers.
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Rudy Foster
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Jerry Haggard
Barrett
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Max Martin
Carlos Byrd
Jim Bob Darnell
Gerald Baker
Lee Harmon
Eddie de Young
Albert Barcroft
Ken Kunkle
Finn Jensen
Harold Speer
Charley Jamison
Souchak Is Memphis Open Champion
Souchak wins Memphis Open as a top headline in a day of major league results. The afternoon features American League and National League scores, plus minor leagues, with Texas and Pacific Coast leagues listed. A Hamburg AP brief notes 14-year-old Anna Maria Kemp earning a U.S. trip after stopping a runaway school bus in Germany, where her soldier father was stationed.
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Anna Maria Kemp
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Texas may leave SWC over probation amid conference reshuffle
The University of Texas Board of Regents discussed a possible withdrawal from the Southwest Conference after a recruiting rules violation. A committee would study intercollegiate athletic policies, with talks of independent status, Houston’s entry, or forming a new conference. Other university athletic directors expressed surprise and varied reactions to the probe.
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Field Set For 500 Auto Race
Indianapolis Speedway fills a 33-car field for the Indianapolis 500 with front engine entries led by Clark as Dutch Grand Prix winner, while Dave Philley shifts to managing the Statesville Colts in the Western Carolinas League.
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Clark
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Ariz
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Wente
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Statesville Colts
Luukkonen Retains European Bantamweight Title In Helsinki
Risto Luukkonen of Finland defeated Pierre Vetroff of France in a 15 round bout to retain the European bantamweight title. The sell out crowd of 7,000 booed the decision, showing mixed support for the Finnish champion.
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UPI
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Luukkonen
Pierre Vetroff
France
Paschal Wins World 600 Stock Car Race in Charlotte
Jim Paschal of High Point North Carolina driving for Lee Petty won the World 600 mile race at Charlotte, earning 25540 dollars as Glenn Roberts suffered severe burns and critical injuries. Richard Petty finished second with Rex White third as only 15 of 44 starters finished amid a fiery early crash.
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Rex White
Spartanburg
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Junior) Johnson
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Air Force Track Meet Heads to Wichita Falls
The United States Track and Field Championships come to Wichita Falls with Olympians expected across events. Command meets determine finalists at Shepard Air Force Base as Air Training Command vies for the team title, facing Air Defense Command, last three year champions.
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Souchak Wins Memphis Open With Birdie Finish
Big Mike Souchak wins $50,000 Memphis Open after a dramatic finish. He birdies the 18th from about 60 feet to post a 69 and a 270 total, edging Billy Casper and Tommy Jacobs by one stroke. Casper and Littler tied for second at 271 as Jacobs shot 66.
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Tommy Jacobs
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Gene Littler
Littler
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Jacobs
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Art Wall
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Gay Brewer
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Singapore shipbuilder designs a vessel that cannot be sunk
A Singapore shipbuilder announces plans for a vessel engineered to resist sinking. The project focuses on reinforced hulls and advanced ballast systems aimed at achieving unparalleled survivability at sea. No sinking scenario is expected to compromise crew safety or mission success.
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