Hatch Bend Sea Food Golf Tourney fields set
Flights for the Hatch Bend Country Club Sea Food Golf Tournament are drawn with a 64 team field this weekend. Defending champions Jack Hunt and Melvin Selph headline the third flight, while Kelly Durham and Woody Burgess won the fourth last year. Notables in the championship flight include Cliff Gips Tom Hightower Rex Regan and others across four flights.
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Hatch Bend Country Club
Jack Hunt
Melvin Selph
Kelly Durham
Woody Burgess
Cliff Gips
Tom Hightower
Rex Regan
Arry Devers
Bill Overall
John Roberts
Don Gips
Ottie Gips
Jim Miller
Tom Miller
Bob McCarley
Ike
Woody Regan
Norman Walker
Gene Migura
George Duncan
Everett Gauntt
Richard Barton
Don Cunningham
Bill Smith
Murray Tarkington
Robert Davis
Bill Tindall
Bill Harris
Henry Luddeke
Fred Moore
E.E. Burns
Hal Monical
Eli Mayfield
Fred Hart
Bill Duke
J.C. Richards
James McSpadden
W.N. Deckert
Harold Ellis
B.G. West
Larry Robinson
Walter Burnett
Bob Brown
Robert Oberalnder
Phil Miller
Doc Miller
Homer Horton
Don McMahan
John Sterling
James Wotipka
Ben Comiskey
Joe Cusack
Jim Kimbrough
Bill Clark
Robert Chambless
Dana Paris
Shott Motley
Fred Turner
Harold Speigel
Silverio Garza
Virgil Townley
Mark Phillips
Port O Connor anglers top weekend fishing contest
Teen Wesley Crabtree of Victoria won first prize in the Port O Connor Fishing Center tournament with a six pound six ounce speckled trout. Jeff Copeland of Wharton finished second with a four pound ten ounce trout. Other reports note redfish and speckled trout in back bays, 25 redfish by Dan Jones at Mule Slough, and broad catches of gafftop and drum across local jetties and reefs.
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Victoria
Port O'Connor
Crabtree
Jeff Copeland
Wharton
Janet Johnson
Parker
George Franguilie
Chickenfoot Reef
Olympics will open on time for 1976 Montreal Games
Montreal AP reports the Olympic Organizing Committee reassures Rome IOC that progress remains on schedule for the July 1976 opening despite the second work stoppage within a year. Simon Saint-Pierre, executive VP, says confidence is high though a long strike could raise final costs after workers labored around the clock on the Olympic Village.
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Olympic Organizing Committee
Rome
Simon Saint-Pierre
Olympic Village
Scanlon Leads Expos Past Braves As Parrish Watches
Larry Parrish’s thumb injury opens door for Pat Scanlon who homers and drives in four runs in Montreal’s 11-1 win over Atlanta. Gary Carter also homer, Steve Rogers earns first complete game as Expos rout Braves. Dodgers top Cardinals in 10. Mets beat Giants 3-2 on Torre’s double.
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Pat Scanlon
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Gene Mauch
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Atlanta
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St. Louis
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Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Carl Morton
Gary Carter
Tony Scott
Steve Rogers
Joe Torre
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Jim Barr
Mike Phillips
Felix Millan
del Unser
Gary Lavelle
Baseball Standings Tuesday Games Across Multiple Matchups
Schedule lists games including Chicago at Baltimore, Kansas City at Detroit, Cleveland at Minnesota, Milwaukee at Texas, New York at California, and Boston at Oakland with additional mentions of San Diego at Pittsburgh Atlanta at Montreal San Francisco at New York and Wednesday plans across the league. Players noted with team initials accompany several matchups.
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McGlothen
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Softball Tourney Set for Women in Port Lavaca
Port Lavaca sponsors a 16 team women's slo pitch invitational May 23 25 at Jaycee Field with 115 trophies. Local teams plus entrants from Bay City El Campo and Victoria expected. trophies cover top three places sportsmanship and travel miles. Individual awards go to top six teams and outstanding players. directors are Jim Strawser and Frank Reyes.
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Jaycees
Optimist
Jaycee
Jim Strawser
Frank Reyes
Bay City
el Campo
Victoria
Exxon Takes Four From Beachcomber To Lead LBO Standings
Exxon won four games from Beachcomber to stretch its Metropolitan Bowling League lead to 14 games over second place MGI Whoopers. MGI won three of four from Russell Cain Real Estate. Galfway Lounge beat Auto Parts four to nothing. Lone Star Club whitewashed Hengst Auto Roair four to zero. Top scores included Bo Garrett 225 566 for Exxon and Rhody Normberg 236 588 for Beachcomber.
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MGI
Russell Cain Real Estate
Galfway Lounge
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Lone Star Club
Hengst Auto Roair
Bo Garrett
Ernest Aleman
Bobby Lee
Rhody Normberg
Curtis Wright
Bill Roberts
Ricky Burton
Archie Massoletti
Vaughn Brown
Hengst Auto Repair
Lone Star
Galfway Beachcomber
Russell Cain
Hengst Auto
Torres Named to 25-AAAA All-District Team
Dennis Torres of the Sandcrabs earned a 25-AAAA All-District nod after batting .343 and ranking among the league’s top five hitters. Calhoun’s Glenn Marek and Gary Crone made the second team, with Mike Tasler receiving honorable mention. All four Landcrab honorees are seniors. Victoria led the all-star picks with four first-team players.
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Dennis Torres
Sandcrabs
Calhoun
John Rodriguez
Torres
Glenn Marek
Gary Crone
Mike Tasler
Landcrab
Victoria
Roberts Drives Tigers to 5-0 Win Over Royals
Detroit catcher Roberts belted a three run homer in the sixth off Dennis Leonard to extend his hitting streak to 14 games as Vern Ruhle earned the win with help from Jo Hoer in relief. Willie Horton added a two run single, and Kansas City left 15 runners. Roberts, chasing DiMaggio, said his daily practice and focus keep him hot despite attention on his streak.
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Dennis Leonard
Leon Roberts
Roberts
Husky
Leonard
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City Royals
Vern Ruhle
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