Tribe Wins 2-1 as Indians Rally Behind Gonzalez
Cleveland Indians beat the Minnesota Twins 2-1 Saturday after Pedro Gonzalez delivered a two run single in the seventh inning. Gary Bell allowed four hits in a strong pitching effort to push the Indians to a five game win streak while Minnesota fell to its eighth defeat in nine games.
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Pedro Gonzalez
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Yankees Tie In Rainout At Five But Game Official
The New York Yankees and Chicago White Sox tied 2-2 after five innings before rain halted play. Official game with five innings logged, will be replayed later. Yankees effort featured Mickey Mantle’s ground rule double and Roy White’s homer, while Boswell allowed two hits in a two hitter for Chicago.
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Record-Setting Marks Highlight Modesto Meet Highlights
The Modesto meet showcased top marks led by Al Oerter and Ludvik Danek in discus with Danek posting 211-9 or better, while multiple athletes from Pasadena UCLA and Southern California posted strong performances in sprints and field events. The report lists standings across events including discus finals, mile, 120 high hurdles, and pole vault, with several meet records and notable performances by university and club athletes.
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Boston Nips Senators 6 5 in Tight N.E. Showdown
Dalton Jones Jim Gosver and Tony Conigliaro homered to pace the Red Sox as Jim King hit a grand slam for Washington while Jim Lonborg battled through seven innings before a late rally. Dick Radatz fanned two to preserve a 6-5 Boston victory with Dan Osinski closing.
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Orioles Rally Past Athletics 9-2 in Eight
Brooks Robinson and Curt Blefary sparked a four run eighth inning as the Orioles defeated the Athletics 9-2. Moe Drabowsky pitched strong relief after replacing John Miller in the fifth, allowing two hits the rest of the night for his first win.
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Ruidoso Race Card Highlights Multiple Quarter Horse Events
Readable fragments show numerous races from the Ruidoso meet including 515 furlongs for 3 year olds, claiming events, 400 yard sprints for older horses, and a 1 mile route. Top names include Brinksley and Byers with payouts listed for several events.
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Indianapolis Purse Could Reach 750000 With Attendance
Indianapol is article notes that the purse last May 14 may reach 750 000 including special jewards by oil and accessory companies. Management pays according to attendance and will not announce the payoff until Tuesday night at the victory dinner.
Detroit Nips Angels 5-4 on McAuliffe's seventh inning blast
Dick McAuliffe hit a two run homer in the seventh to lift Detroit past the California Angels 5 to 4 ending the Tigers four game skid. He also drove in a run with a two out single in the second as Dean Chance relieved starter Fred Newman. The Angels tied it later on Willie Smith's single and Norm Siebern double after Smith was twice hit by pitches.
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Dick McAuliffe
California Angeles
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Dean I Chance
Fred Newman
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Norm Siebern
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Baylor Signs Junior College Cage Star
Ed Thorpe a 6 5 forward from San Joaquin Delta Junior College signed with Baylor University. Coach Bill Menefee said Thorpe averaged 14 points a game and was a strong rebounder for a Delta squad that won 21 straight before a California Junior College tournament loss.
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Winnipeg Signs Ex Continental Tackle Riera
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers announced the signing of 235 pound import guard Ernie Riera for the 1966 CFL season. At 25 and six feet tall he has played for Pratt Junior College Tulsa and Hartford of the Continental Football League.
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Levelland Golf Standings Show Tight Race Sees Big Leads Slipping
Levelland trails leader by ten strokes after a 75 on Saturday as CHAMPION FLIGHT led by Sid Wall and T. C. Hamilton extends the margin. The dense listing shows multiple flights with pairs and scores, including First Fourth Flight pairings and upcoming morning tee times.
Phillies blank Giants 2-0 for sixth straight win
Ray Culp and Darold Knowles combined on a six hit shutout as the Philadelphia Phillies defeated the San Francisco Giants 2-0. Culp allowed three hits through seven frames despite four errors by his team and Knowles yielded three more Giants hits in relief. Dick Groat drew a walk, advanced on a sacrifice, and Cookie Rojas drove in the first run. Rich Allen added an insurance score with a sixth inning triple and Bill White’s sacrifice fly.
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Cards Stop Reds In 3-1 Victory At Home
Left hander Al Jackson allowed five hits and earned his fourth win against Reds. Tommy Harper hit his first homer in the fifth and added a double. Jackson also doubled home Bob Tolan in a two run second inning as St. Louis built a 3-0 lead. Charley Smith walked to start the first and Tim McCarver singled, with McCarver later in a rundown after Tolan’s tap back to O'Toole.
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Koufax Dodgers Open Weekend with 7-1 Mets Victory
Sandy Koufax fired a three-hitter for his fifth straight complete game as the Dodgers beat the Mets 7-1. Jim Lefebvre drove in three runs with two singles and a sacrifice fly, Willie Davis added a two run single, and Wes Parker hit a homer as Los Angeles extended its win streak to five.
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Astros Split With Pirates
The Pirates defeated the Astros 5-2 in the night game as Willie Stargell and Bob Bailey homered off Robin Roberts who absorbed his fourth loss. Houston had won the afternoon 2-1 behind strong pitching.
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Ragus speaks on coaching standards in Lubbock sports scene
In this excerpt Ragus outlines the criteria for hiring coaches and notes strong staff cooperation and enthusiasm across Lubbock schools. He emphasizes character knowledge coaching background and ability to transfer technique to athletes, highlighting quiet efficiency in directing youth programs.
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Coaches energize Lubbock athletic rise in hub city
Ragus praises coaches from seventh graders to high school for dedication and atmosphere. He stresses Superintendent Nat Williams and principals aiding the program with cooperation. He notes his hands on approach as field man and highlights four district titles won by Monterey in football basketball golf and Lubbock High in baseball.
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Pete Ragus
Monterey
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Sorrell Defends Hereford Crown
Dalhart’s Jess Sorrell opens defense of his Life Begins at 40 golf event here against Bud Ward of California. Eight players per flight, two nine hole matches today, with two survivors advancing to Monday’s 18 hole final. Other first round matches include Connard Young vs Jack Garrett, Dale Tinnan vs Wayne LeGate, and John Renner vs Russell Carver.
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Jess Sorrell
Dalhart
Bud Ward
California
Connard Young
Jack Garrett
Aggies plan major football improvements and bond funding
The Aggies aim to raise 1.5 million through a $750 000 price increase and a parallel revenue bond. About 1 000 seats have been pledged in Bryan College Station as part of a kickoff by the Aggie Quarterback Club. Enrollment is projected at 11 000 next fall with steady annual growth, while alumni demand better seats and A M seeks stronger non conference opponents at Kyle Field.
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