Odessa College sweeps WICAC playoff with 6-0 win
Odessa College Wranglers blank Amarillo 6-0 as Harry Milner and Charles Lacy spark the victory in Roswell New Mexico. Milner tossed a three hitter, Lacy drove in four runs with a triple and a three run homer, securing OC’s two game playoff win and a trip to the Region V final against Ranger JC.
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Carl Dingler
Roswell
N.M
Harry Milner
Charles Lacy
Odessa College
Wester Junior College
Brownfield
Lubbock
New Mexico Military Institute
Odessa
David Gibbons
Jerry Ballard
Lacy de Bret
Tone
Lacy
Zi Beason
Snc
Prince
Toy
Amarillosa
Jones-Lancaster
Cy. Cy
Gibbons
Williars
Malher
Wilcams
Balk, Milner
Knopp
Sem
Hamilton Top Parker Athlete
Hartford Hamilton, a second generation football star at Arkansas, named university athlete of the year. He and seven Southwest Conference seniors will be honored by the Southwest Conference Lettermen’s Association. Hamilton, son of Ray Hamilton, was a two time all conference defensive end and 1967 68 Delbert Swartz Award winner for highest academic achievement.
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Dallas
Hartford Hamilton
Arkansas
Hamilton
Ray Hamilton
Razorbacks
Delbert Swartz
Tall City Open brings windy rounds and high drama
Veteran players Sharron Wright and Sandra Spuzich lead a starfilled field at the Tall City Open with daylong winds testing the course. Carol Mann Kathy Whitworth and Mary Mills sit in pursuit as Hooge and Spuzich juggle fast greens and a rainsoaked layout.
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Wright
Tall City
Hogan Nicklaus Withdraw From Colonial Golf Event
The Colonial National Invitation loses two top players as Ben Hogan and Jack Nicklaus withdraw due to knee issues. Hogan cited knee problems keeping him from the Masters, while Nicklaus said he was not in condition to complete the 72 holes. The news mentions LPGA rookie Ty Ferraris and other players with scores and quotes reflecting the tournament’s shaken field.
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Ben Hogan
Jack Nicklans
Self
Thelhim
Odessa College to host Dallas Baptist in track showdown
Odessa College Wranglers meet Dallas Baptist today at W T Barrett Stadium in a head to head junior college track clash. Dallas Baptist holds top 44 yard relay time and strong jumps while OC relies on N Hurd and Carty Perry to push for a team title as several other teams attend. Action starts 10:30 am with field finals and 3 pm running finals featuring a full slate including the 44 yard relay and mile events.
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Carl Dingler
American Sports
Dallas Baptist
Odessa College
W. T. Barrett
Southern California
Lawrence
Odessa
Hurd
Carly Mike Perry
Carty
Perry
Wranglers
New Mexico Junior College
Lubdock Christian College
Ranger
Cisco
Howard County
Tessa
Mitel
Garden City
Kans
Dallas Baptist Cen
Archer captures New Orleans Open lead at halfway
George Archer shot 66 and 68 for a 36 hole total of 134 to take a one stroke lead in the Greater New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Barber, Stock, Marr, and Nicklaus trailed, with Archer boasting six birdies and a steady round as contenders surged behind him.
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New Orleans
George Archer
California
Archer
Lakewood Country Club
Stockton
PGA
Dave Marr
Tommy Aaron
Jack Nicklaus
Bob Stan
Miller Barber
Texas
Ccca Hn
Barber
Gary Weiskept
Pave Stockton
Aron Farmer
Tom Weiskopf
Topj
Ove Marr
Dave Stockday
Ret
Ton
Tommy Bolt
Yancer
Isy Uebert
Weiskopf
Steve Coperman
Sam Corns
Roner
Gerberman
el Paso
Sun Kings
Mason
Rudotae
Bert Weener
Enins
Spurs Defeat El Paso 2-1 in Arlington, Texas
Spurs defeated El Paso 2-1 as George pitched three hits for Dallas-Fort Worth in Arlington Texas. The game featured solid defense and timely hitting to secure the win for the home club.
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Spurs
el Paso
Dallas - Fort Worth
George
T A Baseball Meeting Set
A general meeting of all general managers of freshman and endsy teams in the Texas Teenage Baseball League has been set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the truck sales meeting port of Broncho Chevrolet An exhibition game between Glen Rex of Odessa and Andrews Commercial State Bank will be played at p m today in Sherwood Park Righthander Arturo Spencer will go to the mound today for the Ector Eagles as they try to wrap up their second consecutive District 2AAA baseball championship when they face the Seminole Indians here at 2 p m Ector takes a 7 1 district record into the game and 2 The Eagles stand 10 10 on the year and have won 10 out of their last 12 games after using seven of them by one run margins
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Hardy Price Viil
Gerd Natn
Peat el Wermeee
Wardell
Rena Midland
Hoe Lenzamt Nag
Oawayy Penny
Mickey Wright
Horsley
Ana Oy
Aioron
Ann Creed
Tadeen Wen
Bill
Odessa Colta
Wilson
Ceoroa
Oh Ee Association Tour
Ooviss
Pris
Orton
Sarete Masters
Dadi
Fred Wendt
Floodworth
Bob
Mary Lou Daniel
Happy Tremmer
Sirlee Goienaret
Bee
Howard Veleran
M 5
Gene Gibson
Jand
Miss Wright
Beto Sandra
Mary Lou
Sue Maxwell
Shirley
Miss Spuzich
Ken
Ering
Jastrow
Don
Ation
Bill Frankim
Ross
Walker
Ae ‘Hovnie
Jun
Mickey Wes
Wright
She Marlton Sra
Sandra Spuzich
Ronne Copane
Betsy Rawls
Gene McDanely
Sandra Post
Bill Mathis
Beth Stine
the Couthen
Ae Jang 'Tyo
Nesbit
Sondra Palmer
Joe Git
Tora
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Joson Prentice
Graham Chariton Hadden
Sypr Gritin
Chancellor
Ross Bronner
Pam Barneiy
Tom Brown
Tox
Bocro Yils le
Geias Marvin Heard
Bruce
Miss Daniel
Soun’ Kumic
Seraca
Belew
Carol Mann
Marilyan
Yane Subivan
Smith
Mary Mills
Marlene Hooge
Engleborn
Sharon Earn
Shaughnessy
Sandra Haynie
Joe
Glob
Fred McCein
Sharron Moran
Frankc Thompson
Alex. Clarke
Corol Mann
Bill Roden
Don Maskins
Urley
Engleharn
Larry’ McGennon
Ket “Wrierte
Odessa College
Ameamacn Fee
Ane Banseun Keshe
Kathy Whitworth
Vin
Bob Brown
Fred Davissy
Hue Judy
Kietbally Fa Hendley
Stone
Stuart Changelior
Ross Bron Rere
Sybal Griffin
Granom Moe
Trennon Hadden
Ford
Ann toFe
Miss Mills
Miss Mills Sai
Penny Novicho
Sue Dobson Wise
Free Witte
Sea Post
Ted Je Pag Brethce
Lloyd Upland
Althea Isn
Isl
Wasters
the Gouthen
Tin Nest
Sandra Palmer
Russ Ramsiond
Bult Frankiien
Jon Ferraris
Bobby Wena Mille
Robert Bedsoe
W. C. Kile
Donna Conan
Lynn Durham
C Raftrey
Texas Teenage Baseball League
Broncho Chevrolet
Glen Rex
Odessa
Andrews’ Commercial State Bank
Sherwood Park
Seminole
Arturo Spencer
Ector Eagles
Semnole Indians
Ector
Eagles
Caraer
Alex Bitolas
Spencer
Hill
Frank Powers
Mickey Rey
Ronnie Patton
Bryce Williams
Villalva
Semimore
Robert Birt
Tribe
Anderson
Ray
Cottrell
Pecos
Indians
Theal
Rice
Sui Ross
Bitolas Faces Seminole In Odessa Showdown For Title
In a key district clash in Odessa Bitolas seeks the title as Raymond Villalva starts for the Indians and boosts a strong 3 4 record. Seminole counters with Willie Crecar at first Nicky Dominguez second Ismee Ramirez short and Furman Davis in the lineup.
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Bitolas
Odessa
Bob Pula
Willie Crecar
Nicky Dominguez
Ismee
Ramirez
Furman Davis
Jetfie
Sammy Lewis
Dennis Christian
Frank Looney
Dee Johns
Spencer
Raymond Villalva
Indians
Texas A&M Game Rained Out in Austin
The UT Texas A&M baseball game was canceled due to wet grounds and will be made up as a Saturday doubleheader at 1 p.m. If more rain halts play, the Southeastern Conference crown could go to Texas based on standings, with TCU at .722 and Texas at .700. Grounds were described as really terrible by officials.
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Amarillo
Jim Jasper
Ralph Burns
Jones
Lancaster
Milner
Dierk Hoving
Badger
Ranger Junior College
Snyder Or
Sig Spring Y
Paris
Blinn
Fort Worth
Turnpike Stadium
Julian Pressly
Vasquez
Dee Lancaster
Bill Chandler
Ken Williams
Shelby Bogan
Bogan
Hy Amarillo
Ken Spain
Lenny Wirt
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Hogan Park
Midland
Janet J .Olsen
Hogan
Nicklaus
Miss Mann
Eagl
Eagte I Tok
Jan Ferraris
LPGA
Hieg
Sue Wrouuerasinie
Walter
Jim Lopen
Marlene Homme
Howard McKay
Geerge Mulkey
Ernie Nelson
Peasy Wilson
Pon Fallin
Frank Dunlap
Dallas Baptist Today
Greater New Orleans
Don Finster-|'wald, Art Wall
Julius Boee
Arlington, Tex
Texas-A&m
Mic
Wile Tcu
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