Abilene Reporter-News from Abilene, Texas • 38

rv i in T11E ABILENE REPORTEB-XEWS Abilene Texes Sunday Morning March $6 ISM Bums Beat Astros On 'Astroturf wairbords Sweep 2 From Paschal runs came in Philip Robinson walked Brian Harper singled and Ughtfoot singled to drive in Robinson The Bison starter Ed-' die Villanueva hit Knight with a pitch to load the bases deep sacrifice fly to left drove in one run and Shirley punched a single over short to again load the bases run lead in the first Inning with Ughtfoot's doubling and going to third on an error which put Terry Knight on base A fielding miscue allowed Ughtfoot to score as Knight stole second A wild pitch moved Knight to third and Jim Shirley took a free trip to first The Bisons watched the same play again as Shirley took second and Krempin hit a high fly which Knight streaked home while the the leftfieldcr dropped in the ball was headed toward Shirley sun and another pair of runs Charles Krempin singled Knight scored Scoring ended in the l'ome- frame when Shirley scored when1 HOUSTON AH I The world champion 1-os Angeles Dodgers cummited three errors (i an iniieid of synthetic grass Saturday n'g'l hut defeated the Houston Astros 8-3 for their first victory in sewn exhibition starts An Astrodome crowd of 26103 saw the Dodgers jump on four Houston pitchers for 13 hits including a lead'd home run hy Jim Iefebvre in the fourth Left-lure and Wes eaili drove in two runs The first two 11-Hidnn runs came off Johnny Pndn who gave up four hits and no walks in four innings before being relieved by Phil Regan Singles in the fourth by Dave Nicholson and Sonny Jackson and a two-base error by Ron Fairly produced one run and another errur by Nate Oliver let in the other Young Larry Dierker the Houston starter got in trouble in the third by walking John Roscboro and Podres and then giving up his first hit a two-nm double to center bv Parker LM Angeles 001 IIS 040-3 3 mi Ion OOO 100 nij I Padres Began (51 Miller it) end Ro-teboro Torberg (I) Dierker Unman (4) Revmond 17) Cerpm (1) end Ba'e-min Padres Dierker The second Inning proved even bigger for the Eagles as five By BOB ARMISTEAD The Abilene High School bane-bell teem took the complete weep of three-game aeries with the visiting Sunset Bison of Dallas with a pair of victories over them Saturday 11-2 and 6-4 The Eagles took the first game Friday by a 2-0 margin The doubleheader victory Saturday evens the Eagle record at $-5-1 for the season Ferry Scott and Don Llghtfoot teamed up for mound duty in the first game with Scott getting credit for the win and boosting Ms season mark to 51 Scott pitched a five hitter through five Innings displaying near perfect control as he walked only one and fanned six Scott faced only 13 baiters in the first four innings but gave up two runs in the fifth when two Bisons singled after the first man up in the frame reached first on an error Ughtfoot Relieves Coach Blacky Blackburn sent In Llghtfoot for the last two In-ningi and he put them down without a run striking out two batters in the process The Eagles put together seven hits and took advantage of a string of bases on balls and crucial Bison errors to score their 11 runs-all in three innings The Eagles got off to a three- infield was tried out in the Astrodome in Houston The material is called Astroturf and infielders label it as fast (AP Wirephoto) TESTING FOR BOUNCE Houston Astros coach Jim Busby (5) puts down some bouncers to the pitchers mound Saturday night as the new synthetic nylon Snyder Andrews Divide Twin Bill SNYDER (RNS) The Snyder Tigen and the Andrews Mustangs split a pair of baseball contests Saturday the Tigers taking the first game 6-5 with Anson winning the second Merrill got on safely on an er-' ror Eagles Score Again The Eagles finl tallies came when relief pitcher Terry Wilkinson walked Knight and Marshall to open the fifth Shirley added a bunt single Randy Bradford was hit by a pitch and Merrill singled Shirley and Lightfoot led the hitting attack with a pair of safeties each For the first four innings ofi the second game the Sunset pit-i cher Bruce Prine made the1 Eagles look like robins for lack of a batman Atlanta Asks Injunction Bears Ease Past Frogs Brady Is Class Tarleton Winner with 13 points He was third in HOUSTON Tex (AP) Federal Judge James Noel will be the high jump I asked Wednesday to make a fltacar1 TAft The other Gass A order jUU were set by May of injunction he signed Duro with a jump of 22 feetfe 5 i 0 BC Rllll TodSY in the broad League Braves a green light to by a 6-4 score Bobby Clardy was the winning pitcher for Snyder with the team getting four nits and com' milting three errors Andrews got 11 hits and made four errors the first four frames with only Losing pitcher was DougiWoodaid's double a mark for Ham Abilene Prine fanned 13 in the Winning hurler for Andrews in contest the second game was John) A pair of boners helped the Beilue with Freddy Benitez ab- Bisons get ahead in the first sorbing the loss inning when Laudry took first on a catcher interference call fanned ten batters in! STEPHENVILLE Tex (AP) records were bettered as Castleberry won the Class A division with 31 points at the Tarleton Relays Saturday night Willie Black of Fort Worth Tech accounted for- two of the Reid of Fort Worth Eastern play their home games in Atlan- 113 inches jump FORT WORTH (AP)-A three-Prine run Baylor rally in the eleventh inning offset a standout pitching performance by Texas Chris tian's Tommy Gramly as the Bears took a 7-4 Southwest Conference baseball victory from the Frogs here Saturday Gramly a right-hander from Dallas relieved starter Ronnie stole seamd Pau' lnu Pitched I li i a nnomt Hall imm fna RavlAt im one-hit ball until the Baylor BRISTOL Tenn (AP) -Three dozen of the fastest driv- ta records in winning the 100-yard Hills in the 880 with 1:572 and dash in 96 seconds and the 200 ihe Fort Worth Tech quarter-in 217 Tech finished second mile relay team with 428 RANGER JC THIRD The temporary order directed rs on NASCAR's grand natinn-the nine other clubs in thejal circuit will be on hand Sun: league to play the 1966 schedule: day when the green flag dropj as planned The schedule in-: for the $28000 Southeastern 509 eludes 81 Atlanta games for the slock car race at Bristol Intep-Braves 'national Speedway The hearing originally was set With Fords fining only she of for Monday but Noel reset it forthe first 12 qualifying spot i Wednesday because he wanted Chrysler backers will be gun- Wednesday because he wanted Chrysler Brady won Gass with 32 points one more than runner-up Seymour Gary Williams of Hamilton was the high individual with nine points Thirty-four high schools with 25 points with Black scoring half of them Rocky Woods of San Angelo Lake View who set a record in the 180 low hurdles with 195 and won the 120 high hurdles in 148 was high individual scorer third on a throw to first He then came home when the cen-jtcrfielder muffed a fly ball The Bisons took a commanding lead in the fifth when Louie Clinton opened with a triple and came home on Keith single Laudry singled and Rawlines' three bagger scor- Cisco Wranglers Win Feotherlite uprising in the eleventh Ronnie Redmon's run-scoring single in the final frame broke Gramly's spell and Butch Mc-B room's two-run single later in the inning iced the game for the Bears Redmon who had three hits for the day rapped a two-run jto see the outcome of a suitning to put a Dodge of PlynW challenging the move inouth in tne winner's circle her? Milwaukee Circuit Court before for the first tipie since 1962 proceeding here I There was a possibility the might be postponed L-nrjn WRESTLING 48 points Navarro JC with 18 Henderson JC with 13 and Weatherford JC with six triple in the first to highlight a four-run outburst off Paul TCU got back two of the runs in the sixth when Baylor third baseman Bill Bain's wild peg to first allowed Gramly and Parke Davidson to score FAIR PARK AUDITORIUM Mon 8:13 March 21 CLASS A I wood 227 4 Mini Catltobrrry IN-YARD HIGH HURDLES I 2I- 4 Shari PiKtl 21-4 wooa Lana view us i high jump i Law i Karma again if there is no judgement 4 7" Mr i J' Hamilton Lk vw ilfo the Milwaukee court Fort 4- Fnon" Worth Tack 14 (naw record Old racord 1 Brown wood 4-0 by -Wednesday SUMMARIES Morrit Seymour order was the first to SHOT PUT 1 from a federal court in vtidaii stamiord aw the legal battle between Wiscon- RANGER (RNS) Cisco Junior College with i magnificent individual performance from Isaac Barnes captured team honors In the annual Feather-lite Relays held here Saturday The Wranglers nearly lapped the field with 105Vfc points with runnerup Temple scoring 544 markers Barnes won the two dashes and anchored the sprint and mile relay teams for Gsco to garner 16 points and the high-point individual honors The Wranglers won seven individual events and both relays Trailing Temple in scoring were Ranger Junior College with ed two more to put the Bisons ahead 4-0 Gark Goes 5 1-3 Frames Randy Gark pitched for the Eagles the first 5 1-3 innings striking out three and not walking any before yielding to Light-foot in the middle of the filthinning outburst Blackburn began moving in the substitutes and pinch hitters and Lightfoot and Harper drew Derrington Bradford and David dialed June 10-12 Richardson connected on three consecutive singles to tie the game up at 4-4 The Eagles put together the winning margin in the sixth with Woodard walking and moving to second when Lightfoot was hit by a pitch Woodard scored on ANSON (RNS) New wrnrn elec ed Golf Gubwhcn held to set the dates for its and Scotch Tournaments The invitational inumament HOT PUT Car rail Smoot it llf 1 Waggoner Cikoi Hrd-n Temple HIGH JUMP 1 Tomolftofi WMmorfer-R 1 Dawn Temple I LeRi ClKO RRDAD JUMP I Smalley CKce 31 Mki 4 Prater Smsoti Doom by Floyd Burkt Amarillo Palo Duro Hall 2 Poll PaKhal 4 Har-n Trch 4 Gann Stophenvtlla 444YARD DASH 1 Allan Cattto-barry 44 7 1 Wald Tech Deanda Brown wood arnl Wall Dawion Iowa Park 1724 IN-YARD LOW HURDLES 1 Rocfcyjlowa Park 171 7'a Woods Loka View 115 2 JananPl -jm totals Cavtlabrrrv 31 Tech- Eastom Hills 4 Hester Castleberry xaT PaschiN Jfc Pato" 14 SrouVember tO accept jurisdiction In offi-4 Jl the disnute hr Durwood Eannatt paio scermlt It Eastern Hills 10 Waalhartord Anson Du inti lA-a1 j- Brawn 4- Mineral wans i state courts in Wisconsin hnd Georgia have ordered the 1 pi' 4vard reClV5 I Brady Braves to in both Milwau- 4 May Paia Duro (p Jonas carry Einott mc- kee and Atlanta An anti-trust 44YAIID RELAY 1 Tfdi (P ChFlta-Carrojll 2 Spymowf 3 Hamilton Invitational suit Wisconsin brought hy SKY-lftWlOW-t IRISH JACKIE Resorvationo OR 2-7737 Narth Ambutonca Will Bt Standing Byl Harrh Da Lron toe a 1' a (nW( PfWrd Break aid record at 4J i 0 vaiidun -j the Braves and the the Feb nr Harkins Slamtord 4 SabaUos Anson ruo uuro I POLE VAULT I Windham Baird I Eastern i Wliimv Hamilton 28 and Still 'S in progress WllIi league began in Milwaukee POLB VAULT I NMmv Claca IJ-1 I Hotpot Tomplti 4 Proto (floor DISCUS THROW 1 Waooonor data 131 Hi 1 Kflflmt Clocof Crfomor ClfCOo IN YARD DASH I Barite Clara I ShaparO Clarai I Thornton Navarra TWO MIL! RUN I Smith Ttmpto lBJllt 1 Youno Ranger 1 Lull ClKO ONRMILI RUN 1 Smith Tom pit If I Lull Ctocai 1 Young Rang IN INTIRMRDIATI NUROLIS -I Smtltoy CIko 40 li 1 Notogn Cto-coi 4 Hflrpor Tompto IN NION NUROLIS Farrell HoiWerwn 141 1 1 Piot Nivirro 1 Sflftgrltiif CIko 440 YARD OASH 1 Sir a Tamptot SIOi 1 Minugian Tamptot I Zachary Hangar YARD DASH 1 Samoa toco 33 4 I ShcparA Ctocai 1 Thornton Navarro IN YARD RUN I Clamant Ctoca 1:37 I Ptrdra Tamptai StoaOmgn Rangar 44t YARD RHLAV I Cltca (ShtptrA Park Hullaf WHIIamt) 471 1 Navarre: Ranger MIL! RCLAY 1 Ctoca (ShtgtrA Ctoman Barnes Bowman) 1157 1 I 4 1 Slamtord Kidd Brady an error at first after Harner w'll held June 10-11-12 and by Paschal 1131 1 Brownwood 4 Ed to ftf Scotch tournament for muffed bunt forced Llghtfoot out at the plate on a double Apnl 1 and run through Ihajiwi 4 wjrjw cS squeeze play but Krempin i3- Grvs' symourf 4- c- singled home Harper Spray berry Jr Ughtfoot put this Bisons down in tiie sixth and seventh with only one hit fanning two r-ail Brady 1(4 YARD DASH 1 Jones ft lett secretary-treasurer ATmitrono Iowa Park 51 -0 2 Lewis Armstrong secretary MSU Classic Set MEMPHIS Tenn (AP) -The 1966 Memphis State University Basketball Classic will be played Dec 16-17 in the Mid South Coliseum The field will be made up of Sugar-bowl champion Maryland Oklahoma State the University of Arkansas and Memphis State Lingle Will Run Texas Relays Si 1 Burleson Wll1mfc Hamilton 4 TiOweilj Directors are Billy Littlefield James Zuspann Ted Dudley Ray Medley and Delton pY Ake DISCUS I Mder Wealher-: Anvm oZZ THE BOXES AUSTIN TfX (AP) Robin f0rmer Wtewiri 5- cnidrrsa 4 tance star and the outstanding Tnnrmamwnt ww-hairniaw a-'iW 1444 2 Terry Chandler Weathrr li YARD DASH 1 Stanley Baird 8t the Texas Relay lournament co-cnairmen are lBt iaf: waiton ah us-tonssi 2 Conner Seymour- 4 con- two years ago will run the mile FIRST DAMB inr Seymour 4 Williem HamiM WT RELAYS SUMMARIES A Womack and Tabori Puiiawe Kermn in' I SHOT PUT I Pull tile Kr- ton 1 Jr- lt Sl-H'i 2 Atwood Castleberry! MILS RUM -1 LIM Stamford Prize committee for 'ft ms ii Saturday na-nent is composed of Ej BR0AD jump 1 May paiorAJLC RELAV (D Kn He is the third top runner en- Spurgin Tabor Max Lit- oura- 25-iito Kurwer conner connr) tere(j jn the Jerry Thompson tlefield and Womack i5? 2 chitares 1 Baird 4 Burieimili milc The others are American 111 Carpenter Millar chart Trammell Wilkinson Villanueva Helmbich Hoi lam an Ivy Clinton Linn TOTALS Mien (11) Har par (Continued from Pc 1-D) Dunn Bragg Crag Short 1 Ricky Potto) 1:271 (now rocorA-gW tec- arA 1:774 AnOrawa ItMI I San Angela 1:77 4 Odang Permit 1:21 a 4 A marine Taaceaa 1:774 4 Dunbar 1:144 High Ichaal Dlvtoton II IN high hurdle-! Billy Harrh Odea-u Stockihoar 145 4 Bubha Grigtby team totals Brady 24 Seymour record holder Jim Rvun Kan- 31 Baird If low Park Hamilton! lit Slamtord IS Anson 9hi Burleson I' S3S freshman and Jim OlSOn Da Leon i Childress a Laka worih 4 Michigan freshman Dublin 2 Granbury t'A Comanche broad jump i Mask Brady Ungle has a 4:003 time in the Ml1: 7 Weaver Da Leo" 7-2k 3 Rvun S-SaS anH Dlciin Skinner Iowa Park 11-1 1 to 4 Colbert- nun a-M-3 ana UISOn BROAD JUMP Tto between Lester i Woodrow Wilson ft 4 Walker Norvell Hamilton l-4 -406 4 FRONT END SPECIAL! 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