Kratzert Fires 67 To Lead NCAA Golf Championship
Georgia's Bill Kratzert shot 35 on the front nine and 32 on the back for a 67 and a one stroke lead in the NCAA Golf Championships at Stillwater. Florida led the team race with 558, Oklahoma State 569, Houston 570, Texas and LSU 578. Crenshaw stalked Kratzert with a 68.
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A's shut out for nine while getting 12 hits
The Oakland A's lose 2-0 to the Chicago White Sox despite 12 hits led by Stan Bahnsen’s shutout. Campaneris and North run downs foiled Oakland on opening play as Chicago seizes two runs in the fifth. Other AL results include the Twins, Yankees, Orioles, and Indians winning. Wimbledon boycott looms as ATP walks out. Stillwater leaders fail to break par with DeLozier 72.
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Sun Kings extend West Division lead in Texas League
El Paso ace Frank Tanana improved to 10-1 as the Sun Kings routed Amarillo 11-4 to widen their West Division margin. Bruce Bochte led with four hits and three RBIs, while Midland beat San Antonio 11-2 and Tom Badcock earned his first win with an 11 strikeouts five-hitter.
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Battle At Juarez Track Heats Up On Weekend Card
Juarez Race Track hosts the sixth weekend of its 197? season with jockeys Aureliano Noguez and Esteban Medina in a tight top ride race. Apprentice Ra miro Noguez also threatens the duel as headliners include Em piredon Ruling Knight King Regal and Clemtonian debuting at the border track after Golden Gate Field success.
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Miller shares lead with ace in Akron round
On Firestone's tough course Johnny Miller shot 67 with a hole in one to tie Forrest Ferler for the first round lead at the American Golf Classic. Arnold Palmer and others one stroke back at 68 led by Jack Nicklaus with 69 as Tom Weiskopf and Bruce Crampton trailed.
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Colorado moves ahead in College Finals rodeo
In Bozeman Montana Southern Colorado State built a large lead after a rough third performance of the National College Finals Rodeo. The men’s team led Cal Poly and Tarleton by 120 points while Arizona tops Eastern New Mexico State in the women’s standings. Montana State and Oklahoma State share fifth on the men’s side and Eastern New Mexico leads the women’s field. A steer-wrestling mishap left Jim Parvin of Spokane Community College in satisfactory condition after a ground fall. Don Graham of Texas A&M also fell when his horse Kid Stuff stumbled.
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Local Baseball and Softball Roundup With Varied Results
The roundup lists Thursday games Giants 15 Bears 0 Yankees 6 Cardinals 0 and Friday matchups Cardinals vs Red Sox Dodgers vs Indians. Pony League Indians 16 Pirates 3 Tigers vs Indians. Girls Softball Fleas 22 Roadrunners 7 Oilers 12 Yellowjackets 10. Adult Eagles 17 Survivors 0. Colt League Alpine vs Red Gray vs Barstow. A horse incident near Graham caused no injuries. Becky Fullerton of Blue Mountain Community College Oregon defended barrel racing title with 15.3 seconds. Alexa Allred of Central Arizona was close at 15.4.
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Turnout for track program considered good this summer
Coach John Stickels reports about 65 boys aged 9 to 17 are in the Pecos summer track and field program. Younger runners 9 to 13 learn basics while 14 to 17 train more advanced skills. The younger group leaves Pecos at 7:30 a.m. for a meet in Odessa today. older boys go Saturday.
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Ricky Box Wins Four Firsts at Seminole Track Meet
Ricky Box son of Mr and Mrs Bill Box led Pecos boys at a Seminole track meet last weekend earning four first place ribbons. Pecos total ribbons reached 57 as Ricky also helped relay squads win both the 440 and 880 yard events with teammates Larry Hunter Stacy Blackwell and Bobby Mosby.
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