MHS Dunbar tie. EHS win in scrimmage report
Dunbar and Monterey battled to a 12 12 tie in a Friday night scrimmage before about 1200 Monterey fans. Coronado and Estacado won road openers as Lubbock High, Coronado, and Matadors posted early-season results with notes on Q B play and defense.
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Dunbar
EHS
Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
Monterey
Coronado
Fastacado
Lubbock High
Levelland
Chapman Field
Snyder
Mustang
San Angelo Bobcats
Estacado
Berger
Tulsa
Joe Benson
Panthers
Frank Melten
Friday Baseball Results Across Leagues
Scattered game results show American League and National League matches with scores and noted starters or pitchers. Highlights include Philadelphia 5 Chicago 2, Atlanta 10 New York 3, Los Angeles 6 Cincinnati 4, and San Francisco 3 St. Louis 7, with multiple late-night and twilight games across Oakland Boston Detroit Baltimore and others.
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Nhut
Boston
California
New York
Chicago
Houston
Olight
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Cleveland
McDowell
Nash
Culp
Brunet
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Boswell
Detroit
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Priddy
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Pitsburg
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Bee Abs
Low Angeley
Crampton and Casper Lead In Rain Soaked Round
Crampton mixed four birdies and an eagle to 65 on Thursday then faltered Friday finishing 139 tied with several rivals as Casper tied for the lead with a clean 66 six birdies and a flawless finish. Balding spoke of peak form as he carded 66 with a near ace and a precise trap-shot birdie.
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United States
Missing Pilot Found Safe At Sundown
Levelland resident pilot James Albert Madewell 35 reported safe after a daylong search. He said engine trouble forced an emergency landing between Sundown and Plains and that he hiked to Sundown. he was uninjured and had checked out of Levelland airport for a round trip to Plains and Morton.
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Iis
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Bad Pan
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Foc
Madewell
Levelland Glass and Supply Co
Giants Grab Double Win Over Cardinals in St Louis
Giants sweep a Friday doubleheader against the St Louis Cardinals. Juan Marichal earned his 25th win of the season in game two as Frank Linzy shut down the Cardinals in both ends of the doubleheader. Boling and Gibson were stifled by the Giants pitching, with key hits from Maxvill and Carver as the Cardinals scored late.
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ST. Louis
Frank Linzy
San Francisco
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Joan Maricchal
Lainzy
Bob Boling
Giants
Gibson
Mevichal
Yei
Ninh
Dal Maxvill
Pim Ale Carver
Lou Brock
Marichal
Linzy
Fields Stars Hobbs Past Lovington in Season Opener
Hobbs Eagles beat Lovington 29-14 as Tommy Fields rushed for 189 yards and three touchdowns. Kinman scored both Wildcats TDs with long receptions, while Hobbs' defense limited Lovington to 24 rushing yards. The crowd neared 7,000 as field goals and a safety capped the contest.
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Don Henry
Avalanche-Journal
Lovington
Doug Ethridge
New Mexico
Ethridge
Whoa
Dalhart
Monahans
Tommy Fields
Hobbs
Fields
Ethridges
Eagles
Danny
Williamson
Gary Dilworth
Wildcats
Joe Kinman
Bob Hubbard
Bryan Mitchell
Bob Skinner
Levington
Tobbs
Ricky Trujillo
Kinman
Lobbs
Dodgers Rally Past Reds in Twi Night Sweep
The Los Angeles Dodgers erased a 4-0 deficit in game one with four runs in the sixth inning and then exploded for five in the eighth to sweep Cincinnati in a twi night doubleheader. Key plays included Ken Boyer’s RBI single Jim Lefebvre’s three run homer Willie Davis’s timely triple and Len Gabrielson’s pinch double.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Ken Boyer
Jim Lefebvre
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Lefebvre
Len Gabrielson
Rain slows amateurs' romp over net pros in U S Open
Forest Hills New York amateurs advance toward the semifinals at the U S Open delaying the pro lineup as Clark Graebner Arthur Ashe Tom Okker and John Newcombe threaten deep runs. Rosewall and Ralston also contend as Wade pursues the women’s prize.
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N.Y
Clark Graebner
New York
America
Arthur Ashe
Holland
Tom Okker
Graebner
Rod Laver
Tony Roche
Roy Emerson
Pancho Gonzales
Andres Gimeno
Virginia Wade
Ann Haydon Jones
John Newcombe
Australia
Ken Rosewall
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Eleht
Ashe
Graebner-Newcoumbe
United States
Okker
Rosewall-Ralston
Ralston
Dick Savitt
Art Larsen
Vic Seixas
Seixas
Frank Sedgman
Lamar Hunt
George McCall
Rosewall
MacCall
Gonizales
Laver
Emerson
Gimeno
Newcombe
Handsome
Wade
Ashe Impresses Kramer as Title Hope Persists
Jack Kramer predicts Arthur Ashe and Okker can win the tournament with Ashe shown as the more improved player. Rain shifts schedule. women's semifinal leads the program with Billie Jean King facing Maria Bueno on center court.
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Laver
Jack
Kramer
Arthur Ashe
Okker
Ashe
CBS
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Vikings Top Saints 20 17 in Exhibition Thriller
Minnesota turned two fumble recoveries into touchdowns and withstood a late New Orleans rally for a 20 to 17 victory in Shreveport. Slippery Bully Brown scored two Vikings TDs on 16 and 1 yard runs while Dan Abramowicz and Barrington sparked the Saints in the final period. Krause had two interceptions, and the Vikings benefited from a key 42 yard pass to Powell on the drive that set up Brown’s second score.
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Minnesota Vikings
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Bully Brown
Vikings
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Saints
Dan Abramowiex
Tom Barrington
Barrington
Fred Cox
Charley Durkee
Cox
Paul Krause
Billy Kilmer
Krause
Karl Wassulke
Viking
Gary Cuozzo
Brown
Cuozzo
Gene Washington
Kilmer
Abramowicz
Roy Winston
Joe Kapp
Art Powell
Game At Glance
Sporadic readable lines show a football game with players Hobbs Hubbard Kinman Kinman pass Durkee Cox and Durkee kicks. Minnesota scores include a 32 pass and multiple runs with Cox handling several plays and Durkee trading kicks.
Bears Edge Cardinals in 19-17 NFL exhibition
Chicago Bears slip past the St. Louis Cardinals 19-17 at Soldier Field to cap a 4-1 preseason with Mae Percival making four field goals, including the winner with 2:15 remaining. Jim Hart and Dave Williams connected twice for the Cards, who finish 3-2.
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Mae Percival
Chicago Bears
St. Louis Cardinals
Percival
Cardinal
Jim Hart
Dave Williams
Bears
Cardinals
Hart
Soldier Field
St. Louis
Taft
Williams
Bull
Jacke
Jim Bakken
Larry Rakestraw
Gale Saverson
Game At Glance St. Jans cc. ue 70327 Chivage 3057
Percival scored 30 points for Chi FC and Williams added 10 on a Hart pass. Bakken made multiple kicks including field goals and extra points. Stlh and Stl records reflect Bakken kicks and Williams pass connections in a high scoring quarter.
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Chivage
Percival
Dave Williams
Hart
Bakken
Chi-Bull
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Percial
Mainstays Rejoin Braves but Doubtful for lineup
Atlanta Braves players Clete Boyer and Rico Carty returned to the team Friday. Boyer, sidelined since July 12 with a hand injury, faces doubt about playing rest of season. Carty, after a five month battle with tuberculosis, is returning from hospitalization in Santana Florida.
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Atlanta Braves
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Rico Carty
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Braves
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Southeast Florida
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Baltimore Colts sign Jim Welly from Eagles
The Baltimore Colts sign tight end Jim Welly released by the Philadelphia Eagles. To clear space they waive Don Alley to the reserve squad. Alley, a former Colts draft pick from Adams State, joins the waivers. Welly’s Notre Dame and Steelers ties are noted in the report.
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Philadelphia Eagles
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Kelly
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