Dodgers Dominate Braves Behind Singer No Hitter Bid
Los Angeles wins 7-0 as Bill Singer, back from hepatitis, holds Atlanta hitless through 7 2/3 innings before Clete Boyer ends the bid with a two-out single. Mikkelsen finishes, final 7-0.
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Singer
Los Angeles
Atlanta
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Pete Mikkelsen
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Hank Aaron
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Houston
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Washington
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Boston
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California
Cleveland
Dodgers
Bill Grabarkewitz
Manny Mota
Lee Trevino at the range charms fans on tour
The 1968 United States Open champion Lee Trevino appears at a driving range with fans, known as Lee's Fleas. He is described as extroverted and humorous, yet deeply dedicated to golf, rarely lingering in motels and enjoying interactions with the crowds.
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Lee Trevino
Lee
de Vicenzo
Charlie Coody
Pecos Summer Track Team Shines at Andrews Meet
The Pecos summer track team competed at Andrews and Brownfield, posting strong showings. At Andrews Midgets placed second in the 440 yard relay and third in the eight man relay with Cameron Johnson and Mosby among top finishers. individual placings included Wayne Cameron in 50 yard dash second and Charles Weinacht high in several events.
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Andrews
Brownfield
Joel Ivy
Linvel Mosby
Wayne Cameron
Owen Johnson
Bobby Mosby
Charles Weincht
Cole Burkholder
Howard Hawthorne
Charles Weinacht
Linver Mosby
Maurice
Steve Salyer
Pecos Panthers lead girls softball loop debut
Pecos Panthers defeated Monahans Sandstormers 9-6 in the season opener, with Dorothy Smith earning the win for Pecos and Sue Bivins taking the loss for Monahans. Earlier games saw the Queens of Pecos win 10-9 over Kermit Angels, and high-scoring showdowns across the league.
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Monahans Sandstormers
Dorothy Smith
Panthers
Sue Bivins
Monahans
Queens of Pecos
Kermit Angels
LaWanda Ephriam
Rilla Jean Solomon
Kermit
Angels of Kermit
Pecos
Rilla Solomon
Chris Jenkins
Verdie Ephriam
Josie Jenkins
Skek
Monahans’ Sandstormers
Lions
Pyote
Willie Mae Smith
Midland
Wanda Ephriam
Queens
Nancy Mims
Mims
Kerri Newhardt
Smith
Lions of
Pecos Queens
Charla Clark
Nancy Ephriam
Merlene Shorter
Angels
Jessie Baldarez
Carla May
Pecos Lions
Willia Mae Smith
Linda Whitlow
Panthers-Pecos
Sandstormers
Lions- Pecos
Queens-Pecos
Angels-Kermit
Twins Upset Rigney's Travel Cart Plan
In June 1969 Bill Rigney, fired by the California Angels, becomes manager of the Minnesota Twins. He leaves his travel plans behind and confronts a season overseeing 25 players including stars Tony Oliva and Harmon Killebrew, amid a push in the American League West.
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Tony Conigliaro
Rico Petrocelli
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Jim Palmer
Culp
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Cookie Rojas
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Joe Keough
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Newspaper Enterprise Assa
Young Greyhounds Set Wednesday At Juarez
Juarez Race Track schedules a junior greyhound feature with first-year dogs. Twelve races Wednesday night lead to a top grade 10th race featuring BAs Silver seeking his 16th win of the season.
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Lite
Deano
Sandy
Sidney J. Harris
Paso Pearl
B.A
Fishermen Report Good Catch Before Weekend Storms
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Pyeatt reported a solid channel cat catch from trotlines before last weekend's storms. Regulars, they say, with Pyeatt showing strong luck. several anglers also reported strings of black and white bass with large specimens braggable.
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Pyeatt
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