Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1966 Page: 4 of 10
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Lipham Oil Topples
Gabot Estes At Wink
Lipham Oil blasted Cabot Es-
tes, 13-1, Wednesday in softball
^ction. The winners scored
their runs off. nine hits, while
Ken Mays was limiting the los-
fifS *° two singles. Roland was
the losing pitcher.
Moore led off for the Lipham
team in the first inning by getting
a base on balls. He then pro-
ceeded to steal three bases to
score the first run.
Lipham Oil tallied once in the
second on an error, a hit bats-
man and two ground-outs. Cabot
Estes scored their lone run in
the bottom of the second on Edger-
ton’s single, a walk and an error.
Seven big runs for Lipham Oil
Put the game out of reach in the
third. A barrage of base hits,
including back-to-back home runs
by McGill and Thomas, account-
ed for the run production.
Singles by McGill, Claxton and
Turner sandwiched around an er-
ror and a fielder's choice, closed
out the scoring for Lipham Oil
in the fourth. Four runs ran the
total to 13.
Winkler County
News,
Page Four
Sunday,July 3
* * *
McGill was the only player get-
ting more than one hit. He col-
lected a single and a home run.
BOX SCORE
LIPHAM OIL ab r h
Moore, cf 3 2 1
Nolen, If 3 0 0
Hayter 0 0 0
McGill, c 3 2 2
Thomas, lb 3 2 1
Claxton, ss 2 3 1
Mullen, 3b 2 2 1
Baremore, 2b 2 2 1
Roar, sub 10 0
Moore, rf 10 0
Ethridge, sub 10 0
Mays, p 2 0 1
Turner, sub 10 1
Totals 23 13 9
CABOT ESTES ab r h
Law, cf 3 0 0
Hughes, c 3 0 0
Myers, ss 10 0
Roland, p 2 0 0
Edgerton, 3b 2 0 1
Kinnard, 2b 2 0 1
Capehart, lb 0 10
Perucca, cf 2 0 0
Bright, If 10 0
Totals 16 1 2
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Firebugs, Termites Head Wink Little Leasue Teams
National Little League
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JACK & JILL SHOP
The Firebugs, won air abbrevi-
ated game from the Cubs, 10-0,
in Thursday's first game at Little
League Field. In the windup the
Termites rallied for six runs in
the fifth to sink the Sports, 12-10.
FIREBUGS 10 — CUBS 0
The Firebugs collected seven
runs in the second inning on four
base hits and five Cub errors
and added three more runs in the
fourth to win Thursday's Nation-
al league opener. The game was
called after four innings because
of the 10-run rule.
Larry Logan, who pitched for
the Firebugs, gave up only one
base hit in four inings, a sec-
ond-inning double by Robert
Clark. However, Clark was
caught stealing to erase that
threat. The only other Cub ase-
runners reached first on the two
walks Logan surrendered. Logan
struck out four.
Jesse Vijil pitched the first
three innings for the Cubs and
was touched for four hits and
seven runs. He struck out two
and walked none.'Billy. Dunlap
pitched the fourth and gave up
three runs on three base hits
and one walk.
Steve Paehl and Joel Jone s each
had two base hits for the Fire-
bugs. Larry Logan, Jim Jenkins
and James Ogletree had the other
Firebug hits.
Sal Maglie has a two-year
contract as a coach with the
Boston Red Sox.
Pro-Files
WHO SWUNG THE
LONGEST BAT?
The Firebug win kept them in
close pursuit of the Termites and
Medics for the league title.
TERMITES 12—SPORTS 10
In a free-scoring game that
saw the lead change hands four
times, the Termites exploded for
six runs in the bottom of the fifth
to defeat the Sports in the second
game of Thursday night's play.
Mark Armstrong opened the
scoring for the Sports as he
doubled and rode home on Mike
Jones’ single in the first. The
Termites used three errors and
base hits by Pat Stidham and
Mike Cubine to take the lead 3-1,
Ai Simmons used a
38-INCH LONG CLUB...
1 JUST FOUR INCHES-
BELOW THE LEGAL LIMIT..
OLD " BUCKETFOOT"HAD
A lifetime BATH NS AVERAGE
OF.334 H5DM. 1924-44
HIT.301 OR BETTER. IAJ
SEASONS !!
CUBS
ab
Vijil, P
2
Dunlap, 3b
2
J. Hicks, cf
1
Turnbo, c
2
Clark, lb
2
Hill, ss
1
Vasquez, ss
0
Slaughter, rf
2
Herrldge, If
1
T. Hicks, If
0
Woods, 2b
0
Green, 2b
0
Totals
13
FIREBUGS
ab
Paehl, 2b
Logan, p
3
3
Sweeten, c
2
Jones, ss
3
J. Jenkins, lb
3
Ogletree, 3b
3
Bartlett, rf
2
Briones, rf
Benton, cf
0
2
Arnold, cf
0
Jay Jenkins, If
1
Joiner, If
1
Totals
23
SPORTS
ab
Burrows, ss
4
M. Armstrong, 3b
4
Jones, p
4
Estes, c
3
Paschall, 2b
2
R. Williams, lb
3
Rockwell, cf
2
Nickles, If
L. Armstrong, rf
- 3
2
McCullough, rf
0
M. Williams, rf
0
Totals
27
TERMITES
ab
S. Magruder, ss
3
Swafford, 3b
4
Stidham, c
3
Cubine, • 2b
3
?H. J. Hix, cf
3
B. Mercer, lb
1
Weisinger, lb
0
Thomson, rf
2
K. Hix, rf
0
House, If
Mercer, If
1
1
B. Magruder, p
2
Totals
23
Card of Thanks
Due to the floral cards being lost, we
wish to take this means of expressing
our sincere thanks to the many friends
and neighbors for the beautiful floral
tribute.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bollinger
and Carl
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DR. KILDARE,
IF X DIPN'T KNOW BETTER,
I'D SWEAR YOU WERE PSYCHOTIC.
THE WAV YOU BEAT UP THATMAN
WAS PRETTY
AWFUL-
-By Ken Bald
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I'M GETTING FED UP
WITH JYOUR MOTHER
HEN TACTICS. I CAN
TAKE CARE OF MySELF
•—SO TOPPLE ALONG,
KILDARE,
SUIT YOURSELF.
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but the Sports bounced back on
a base hit by Robert Williams,
two infield errors, a single by
Mark Armstrong andMike Jones'
double to score three more runs
and go back in front, 4-3.
Three runs by the Termites
on two walks and back-to-back
doubles by Pat Stidham and Mike
Cubine recaptured the lead. The
Sports tied the game on an er-
ror, Robert Williams' double
and a fielder’s choice and went
ahead 10-6 by scoring four runs
in the top of the fifth inning.
Tony Paschall led off with a
base on balls and Williams was
safe as the second baseman
errored on his ground ball. Both
runners advanced on a passed bail
and scored when Stidham threw
the ball into left field, trying
to pick Paschall off third. Willie
Rockwell and Woody Nickles sin-
gled and Mark McCullough walk-
ed to load the bases. Burrows
popped to second and Armstrong
forced McCullough with Rockwell
scoring. Mike Jones then drove
in his fourth run of the night
with a single to center but a
fine throw from Bobby Magru-
der to Swafford at third caught
Armstrong for the third out.
Harold Joe Hix tripled to right
to open the fifth inning for the
Termites. Gary Weisinger and
Kenny Hix walked to load the
bases. Gary Mercer forced Wei-
singer at second with Hix scoring.
Bobby Magruder then unloaded a
triple to right center for two
runs and scored the tying run
on Scotty Magruder's ground ball
which the pitcher bobbled.
Doug Swafford tripled down
the left field line and scored
Scotty Magruder and came home
with the sixth run of the inning
on a wild pitch.
Robert Williams, who pitched
the fourth and fifth innings for
the Sports, was the losing pitch-
er while Harold Joe Hix, who re-
lieved Bobby Magruder in the
fifth, was the winner.
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WINK WHITE SOX — White Sox Little League team members, front row, left to right,
are Rusty Cooper, Jerry Fuqua, Terry Wilhelm, Randy Cooper (bat boy), James Hatcher, Ter-
ry Mclver, Paul Green; and back row, Jim Cooper, manager, Andy Rowe, Terry Austin, Glen
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are Paul Pearson, Raul Lujan, James Hill, Gerald Hill, Rodney Bickle, Ruben Lujan; and back
row, Larry Lujan, Jerry Norman, Tommie Bonner, Mike Reed, Craig Daulong, Leonard Chil-
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WINK YANKEES — Members of the Wink Little League team who are climaxing their
session of summer baseball, are shown above. They are, front row, left to right: Ronnie Car-
man, Jay Carman, Marqus Fuqua, Gene Moya, Greg Moya, Clinton Bigham, Jerry Moya, Frankie
Moya; and back row, Lionel Crisp, assistant manager; Mike Porter, Charles Dennis, Gary Gees-
lin, Pat Cox, Paul Flynn and Don Tomson, manager.
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WINK GIANTS — Members of the Giants' Little League team, are front row, left to right:
Howard Johnson, Raleigh Morton, Lester Northcutt, Billy Voyles, Danny Hawkins, David Davis; *
and back row, Coach Horace Johnson, Bobby Hawkins, Darrell Ward, Gary Hawkins, Allen Wright
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BARNEY GOOGLE and SNUFFY SMITH
—By Fred Lasswell
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Parsons, J. Arthur. Winkler County News (Kermit, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 6, Ed. 1 Sunday, July 3, 1966, newspaper, July 3, 1966; Kermit, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth910281/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Winkler County Library.