North Triumphs 11 7 Over South In Texas All Star Game
North football players led by Fleet Aicy Jackson and Larry Isaac helped the North beat the South 11 to 7 at Texas Stadium in the 39th Texas High School Coaches Association all star game. The win ends a four year South streak as David Shipman connected with Mike Floyd on a key early pass. South sufferered eight fumbles and a broken leg for South Tackle Morris Richardson, crowd 19992.
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Freeman
Associated Press
Dallas
Baylor
Grant Teaff
Texas Stadium
Fleet Aicy Jackson
Oak Cliff
Tim Black
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Rucker Lewis
Plano
Larry Isaac
Lubbock Estacado
Gainesville
George Lewis
Tommy Eg
Mer
San Antonio Lee
Kramer
Fleet Jeff Bergeron
Port Neches Groves
North
David Shipman
Mike Floyd
Spearman
Floyd
Ken Dowd
Morris Richard
Son of Columbia
John Clark
Editorial champions deserve better facilities in Pecos
Lynn Webb argues for a bond issue to fund modern athletic facilities at Pecos High School. He emphasizes the program’s value, past success despite aging facilities, and the need to invest in youth, pride, and future citizens while noting tax dollars as a direct investment in Pecos.
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Pecos High School
Pecos
Brewers sweep twin bill to widen Texas League lead
San Antonio swept a doubleheader 6-4 and 5-2 against Memphis, widening the West Division gap to eight games behind Amarillo. Arkansas won both ends of its twin bill 9-1 and 3-0 over Midland, narrowing Memphis’ East lead. El Paso shutout Alexandria 4-0 behind Frank Tanana’s fourth shutout.
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Associated Press
San Antonio Brewers
Memphis Blues
Brewers
Amarillo
Arkansas
Midland Cubs
Travelers
Memphis
el Paso
Frank Tanana
Alexandria
Shreveport
Amarillo Giants
Captains
San Antonio
Blues
Luis Tenlaver
Rick Sawyer
Midland
Dennis Lamp
Ed Kurpele
Bench seeks steady touch after tough season with Reds
League leading hitter Johnny Bench laments a frustrating year as he struggles at the plate. He belted a two run homer in a 17-2 Reds win over Atlanta, part of a 4-1 series in which Cincinnati scored 45 runs. The Reds sit 3.5 games behind the Dodgers in the NL West.
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Alex Sachare
Associated Press
Leange
Studke
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Reds
Bench
Atlanta
Reds
Braves
Los Atgeles
Dodgers
Houston Astros
Atlanta Stadium
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Phils
Chicago Cubs
Montreal Expos
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Mets
Pittsburgh Pirates
San Francisco
San Diego
PHILS
CUBS
Dick Ruthven
Greg Luzinski
Ees
Ruthven
EXPOS
Balor Moore
Peninsula
Ron Hunt
Montreal
Cards
Moore
St. Louis
Astros
Ken McMllen
Doug Rader
Lee May
Houston
Americans seek escape in luxury mobile homes on wheels
Americans rush into recreational vehicles with prices from ten to thirty thousand dollars, expanding from forty three thousand in 1960s to millions today. Campsites, plush trailer parks, and chain hotel facilities offer pools, lounges, and water hookups while owners form clubs and caravans to travel across state lines.
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Stardust Hotel
Las Vegas
International Fan Trailer Clubs
PTA
Little League
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Wilson Whitley
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Charles Weinacht
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Tony McGrew
Lubbock
Editorial
By Lynn Webb
All Stars
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Lee Serrano
Carl Johnson
Glenn Garcia
Dennis Thorp
Henry Aaron
Vic Raschi
Raschi
al Smith
Harry Shaughnessy
Glen Adams
Sun Kings
Ron Jackson
Pecos Enterprise
Don Sutton
Jim Brewer
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Cleon Jones
Ray Sadecki
Tug McGraw
Milwaukee
Detroit
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California
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Kathy Whitworth
Joan Ryan
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Jack Kerouac
John Steinbeck
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Wyoming
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Time Magazine
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Patterson Sales Clinic
Frank A. Patterson
Bannnet Room
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Chamber
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Juarez Track
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N. Mesa
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