High-Pressure Recruiting for Star Boy Dudish
In Atlanta, a national recruiting push for Charlie Dudish, an 18 year old Avondale High School standout, triggers budget worries and scrutiny as coaches strain against NCAA crackdowns. His father Andy bristles at inflated price talk while navigating offers from Oregon to Florida amid intense media attention.
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Big Spring Amateur Tourney Sets 3-Hole Event Field That Calls for 200
Big Spring hosts the second annual Big Spring Amateur Partnership tournament at the County Club starting Saturday and running through Sunday. Defending champions Bill Merritt of Pecos and Bruce Cotton of Midland posted 131 last year to beat the field by four strokes. Entry is $10 with scratch or handicap divisions and nine merchandise awards per flight. Prizes total $1,200. A dance follows Saturday’s play. Register by Friday 6 p.m. via mail or wire to C. G. Griffin, Big Spring Country Club, Box 1027.
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Glassboro Defeats Sul Ross By 4-1
Glassboro beat Sul Ross State 4-1 in the NAIA baseball championship. Ken Lange earned his 10th win of the year with a three hit effort, while Mark Farquhar allowed four hits with no walks in a tough loss for Sul Ross. Lobos coach Al Ogletree praised his team after elimination.
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Boxing Highlights From City Matches Reported
Major League bouts in Miami Beach and Beaumont feature Wilfreda Hurst from Cuba defeating Johnny Dayan in a light bout and Tony Burwell KOing Kevin Hogan. Richard Medrano of Beaumont outpoints Blackie Zamora, while Zamora hails from Corpus Christi in a separate matchup.
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Edges Fall: El Paso Beats Amarillo 8-5 in Texas League
In Texas League action El Paso edged Amarillo 8-5 as Sun Kings star Tom Murphy had four hits including two homers. Arkansas beat Dallas Fort Worth 5-2 to stay atop the east while Shreveport won 5-4 over Memphis. Albuquerque’s west lead narrowed with El Paso still within reach. doubleheaders scheduled for San Antonio and Amarillo. Hitzges resigns Sul Ross publicity post effective June 1 to join SWTS in San Marcos with duties starting Sept 1.
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Drysdale Nets sixth straight NL shutout in win over Pirates
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale tied the 64 year old NL mark with six straight shutouts and 54 scoreless innings as Pittsburgh fell 5 0. Maury Wills and Paul Popovich contributed key plays while Jerry Koosman also earned his ninth win in a busy National League roundup.
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Cardinals Rally Past Astros 3-2 in Tight Soirtee
In Houston, Lou Brock and Tim McCarver fueled a late rally as Dick Simpson scored on Julian Javier’s single and a double play to lift the St. Louis Cardinals over the Houston Astros 3-2. Steve Carlton earned his seventh win, and Mike Cuellar took the loss after the Cardinals scored the go-ahead run in the seventh. The Astros tied the game in the eighth before Brock’s speed and a decisive single by Simpson sealed the outcome.
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