Sudan Hornets Stand Alone Undefeated In 3-A Race
Hornets coach Jim Cain guides Sudan to a 2-0 start, beating Amherst 9-0 and another tough Class B foe. District rivals Spur Seagraves Tahoka cruise with two straight wins while Plains shockingly falls, as other teams show mixed results.
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Frenship
Crosbyton
Plains
O'Donnell
Yancey Captures Portland Open with 67 in Final Round
Bert Yancey shot a 67 to finish at 271 and win the Portland Open by three strokes over Billy Casper. Casper posted 69 while Pete Brown held third with 276. The event at the Columbia Edgewater course paid $50,000 with Yancey earning $6,800 and his third PGA win.
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Columbia- Edgewater
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Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Sydney
Australia
Wright Garrett
Albuquerque
N.M
Lee Yancey Page
Phillies Blank Dodgers on Seven-Hitter by Jackson
Larry Jackson held Los Angeles to seven hits as Philadelphia defeated the Dodgers 4-0 in Los Angeles. Cookie Rojas Dick Groat delivered keyRBIs in the third inning as Claude Osteen took the loss. The win trimmed LA’s lead over Pittsburgh to 14 games, while Dallas attendance rose to 55,559 per game in 1965.
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Osteen
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Willie Davis
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Raider offense shines in 25-7 season opener win
King praised the Raiders after their 25-7 victory over Kansas in the season opener. He cited offensive poise and defensive money-time play while listing standout players like Scovell Leinert Baker Haney Hudson Golden Henkel Young Merritt and others. He also stressed improvements, especially punt coverage with Winyard handling the return.
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J. T. King
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King
John Scovell
Mike Leinert
Kenny Baker
Jim Haney
Hal Hudson
Gary Golden
James Henkel
Doug Young
Mickey Merritt
Winyard
Tech kicking game earns praise after big punt play
Kansas coach Jack Mitchell lauds Texas Tech as having the best kicking game in college football. Kenny Winyard, a sophomore from Amarillo, punted well and kept kickoffs deep in KU territory. A slated Raiders punt traveled 78 yards for a rare long clearance.
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Kansas
Jack Mitchell
Kenny Winyard
Amarillo
Meredith Connects On Five TD Passes
Dallas quarterback Dandy Don Meredith threw for 358 yards and five touchdowns as the Cowboys opened the NFL season with a 52 to 7 win over the New York Giants. Bullet Bob Hayes and Dan Reeves aided the onslaught with big receptions and scores while Dallas’s defense created turnovers and a late interception return.
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Meredith
NFL
Bullet Bob Hayes
Dan Reeves
Hayes
Reeves
Obert Logan
Earl Morrall
Mike Gaechter
Cornell Green
Gary Wood
Green
Jerry Rhome
Craig Morton
New York
Morrall
Homer Jones
Chuck Mercein
Pirates Beat Giants 3-1 Behind Fryman Four-Hit gems
Rookie Woody Fryman pitched four hitters through eight innings as the Pittsburgh Pirates beat the San Francisco Giants 3-1. Fryman improved to 12-8, holding the Giants scoreless until Tito Fuentes homered in the ninth. Willie McCovey grounded into a NL record tied 198th double play earlier in the game.
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Pirates
San Francisco Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Philadelphia
Giants
Fryman
Tito Fuentes
Fuentes
Willie McCovey
Dodgers
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