Dumas Ector clash set for bi district tilt Tuesday
Odessa and Dumas renew a Panhandle rivalry as Ector and Dumas meet in Class AAA bi district play with ace pitchers Arturo Spencer and Newell Squyres opposing. The winner advances to regionals against Lamesa or Hirschi. games scheduled in Odessa this week.
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Bob Dillon
Dumas
Odessa
Demons
Eagles
Ector
Panhandle Power
Austin
Bob Pujal
Lamesa
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
Pujal
Arturo Spencer
Bud Miller
Newell Squyres
Ector Eagles
Dumas Demons
Blinn outlasts Odessa in 12th for bi-region baseball title
Blinn defeated Odessa 4-3 in 12 innings to win the Bi-Region playoff and advance to the NJCAA tournament in Grand Junction. Odess a rallied, Vasquez and Byerly had key hits, and Blinn pitcher Lewis earned the save while Vasquez worked six innings.
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Carl Dingler
Brownwood
Blinn
Odessa
Grand Junction
Colo
Wranglers
Buckcaneers
Nationals
Julian Pressly
Gilbert Vasquez
Jerry Lewis
Lewis
Doc Jacobs Dies in Winooski at 68
George Doc Jacobs, a veteran figure among New England college coaches, has died in Winooski at age 68. His long career and influence on local athletics are noted by peers and institutions.
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Winooski
George “Doc” Jacobs
New England
Jamison Shuts Odessa Down to Seal Series Win
Odessa suffers a 35-9 season setback as Pat Jamison earns the victory in relief, reaching 6-1 on the year after pitching the final two innings. Lancaster and Lacy produced early threats with singles, while Jamison, who relieved Alex Jordan in the seventh, finishes strong as Ballard and Byerly stars falter late.
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Uble
Byerly
Vasquez
Lacy
Jerry Tredaway
Ballard
Treadaway
Odessa
Pat Jamison
Alex Jordan
Jack Grimm
Jamison
Yanks Make It Big In Boston
The New York Yankees swept the four game series at Fenway Park to claim a championship sized payday. Attendance for the four games reached 124,676 with a sellout crowd of 34,727 on Sunday. The visiting team’s share of roughly $2 per person left the Yankees with more than $60 from the Boston visit.
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Boston
New York
le Sue
Fenway Park
Boston Red Sox
Yankees
Fight Results Report Drops Odd Names and Figures
Fragmentary notes show a fight results snippet with unclear names and figures. The legible pieces reference an event labeled EVR and mention participants or teams such as Promee and Crampton with scattered monetary or score hints. The text is incomplete and lacks verifiable details.
Casper Cops Top Colonial Prize Money
Casper, the first golfer to surpass 100000 early in the year, won the Colonial National Invitation by five strokes at Colonial Country Club. He earned 25000 for the final round, boosting his total to 103868.64, and joined the 1968 tour as a three time winner with a final score of 275.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Casper
Casper
Sam
Colonial Country Club
Casper Wins Colonial Open with Lead Plenty and Calm
36 year old Hale Casper captured the Colonial Invitational title with a steady surge that left Gary Player and Gene Littler trailing. Casper built a comfortable margin, birdied Nos. 1 2 and 9, added a 20 foot bird at No 12, and closed with a par save on the 18th. Littler finished second at even par 280, winning $15 000. Player had a 283 total after a 76 final round.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Billy Casper
Littler
Tommy Aaron
Lee Trevino
Gary Player
Julius Boros
Earl Stewart
Harold Henning
Dudley Wysong
Tommy Bolt
George Judson
Bob Goalby
George Archer
Terry Dill
Ken Still
Jack Montgomery
Dave Stockton
G. Dickinson
Johnny Pott
Kel Nagle
Tony Jacklin
Rocky Thompson
den January
Bob Lunn
Homero Biancas
R. H. Sikes
Steve Spray
Chuck Courtney
Phil Rodgers
Chris Blocker
Jlionel Hebert
Billy Maxwell
Jay Hebert
Tommy Jacobs
John Lotz
Kermit Zarley
Seb Verney
AliHer Barber
Bob Charies
Bruce Devlin
Laurie Hammer
Marty Fleckman
Charles Coody
Doug Senders
Dick Crawford
Frank Beard
Steve Reid
Bobby Nichols
Don Cherry
Jack McGowan
Gay Brewer
Bert Yancey
Charles Sifford
Poland
Harper
Steve Onpermann
Jerry Edwards
Dene Beman
den Mossencale
Ray Floyd
Jim Colbert
Ernie Vossler
Mewitt Weaver Jr
Rob Dickson
Prozisti
John Schlee
Dex Boxer
Don Finsterwald
Ross Collins
Bifly Moartindale
Robby Cole
Bruce Crompion
Greensboro
Los Angeles
Arnold Palmer
Casper
Gene Littler
Ben Hogan
Indianapolis
Ind
Albuquerque Downs Memphis In 15 Innings
A 15 inning marathon between Albuquerque and Memphis and a doubleheader sweep by Arkansas over El Paso highlighted Texas League action Sunday. The 11 10 Albuquerque win lasted four hours 39 minutes the second longest contest at Tingley field. Grabarkewitz and Johnson fueled Albuquerque with 20 hits and five runs scoring off Denny Musgraves. Arkansas swept El Paso with a 12-5 opener and a 5-1 nightcap as Boots Day homered and Mike Christine added a two run shot. Dallas-Fort Worth topped Amarillo 4-2 while Amarillo rallied to beat the Spurs 4-2 in a divisional clash.
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Arkansas
el Paso
Tingley Field
Bill Grabarkewitz
Ted Johnson
Denny Musgraves
Grabarkewitz
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RBI
Travelers
Shreveport
Paso
San Antonio
Rage
Boots Day
Spurs
ceDar-tiowellets
Dallas-Fort Worth
Larry Howard
Fritz Stanley
Amarillo
Allen Gallagher
Madison Nets Lose to Laver in Garden City Open
Rod Laver opened the Madison Square Garden invitational pro tennis event by defeating Kennnis Taylor in four sets and took the lead in the National All-Star Championships while Ann Haydon Jones upset Billie Jean King to claim the women’s title. Also listed: Tom Okker won the Italian International title, Jack Stoop died in a Porsche race, Johns Hopkins beat Maryland for lacrosse, B R McLendon carded an 18-foot birdie, Buzz Shumate won the Magnolia State Classic, Vic Elford and Joseph Siffert set a Porsche record in Germany, David Pearson won the Tidewater 250, Jan Talts set a weightlifting record, Leonid Zhabotinsky set a boxing record, and Jerry Smyth tied for Texas Bowling lead.
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Garden City
N.Y
Denaustralis
Kennnis Taylor
Cleveland
Rosewall
Madison Square Garden
Ann Haydon Jones
Britain
Billie Jean King
Berkeley
Calif
Hattiesburg
Miss
B. R. McLendon
Billy Yamhole
Brick
St. Paul
Minn
Pete Fleming
Buzz Shumate
Dallas
Magnolia State
California Woman Wins International Bowling Queens Title
Mrs. Phyllis Massey of Alameda California won the Women's International Bowling Congress Queens Tournament in San Antonio Texas defeating Mrs. Marion Spencer of Oklahoma City in two straight matches. Massey earned 2355 dollars and a crown plus a watch while Spencer took 1765 dollars and the top eight placers included Lou Boxberger Joan Bender Helen Walker Bev Ortner Bobbe North and Carol Smith.
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Spencer
Massey
Lou Boxberger
Russell
Kan
Joan Bender
Arvada
Cole
Helen Walker
Phoenix
Ariz
Bev Ortner
Galva
Iowa
Bobbe North
Downey
Calif
Carol Smith
Prize List Goes Higher For Can Am Racing Series
New York AP reports the Can Am series raises prize funds to 126000 for a 6 race fall schedule with total prize money projected over 526000. Edmonton Alberta hosts the Canadian event while Road America Elkhart Lake Bridgehampton Monterey Riverside and Las Vegas host races with purses ranging from 25000 to 45000. Bruce Lee New Zealand won the prior year series and John M. Bishop forecasts 300000 spectators and substantial manufacturers contingent awards.
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John M. Bishop
Sports Car Club of America
Edmonton
Alberta
Bruce Lee
New Zealand
Bishop
Elkhart Lake
Wis
Bridgehampton
N.Y
Monterey
Calif
Riverside
Las Vegas
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