Rock altered lineup for points but with 3 15.2 mind
Andrews Texas boys recall a 3 15.2 mile time two years ago as Baytown eyes a fifth national relay record. Baytown Ganders seek to push limits at the Texas Relays and state meet with shifts in the mile and sprint relays, aiming for faster splits and record-breaking performances.
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Fallout Effects Hit Business and Markets
The piece analyzes how nuclear fallout and renewed US-Soviet testing could raise world tensions, dampen defense stock prospects, and shape consumer psychology. It notes possible tax and policy impacts, heightened defense spending, and lingering shelter concerns influencing business behavior and government relations with industry.
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Red Raider Meet Draws Best Field
The eighth annual Red Raider Meet attracts a large field with five teams entered including Tasensa and Denisa. Officials plan preliminaries for 100 and 220 yard dashes, with 440 and mile relays run in heats. Running finals begin at 2 pm with Dr Shorty Alderson as starter.
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Amateurs Patton Manley Face N S Amateur Semifinals
Billy Patton of Morganton North Carolina and Hobart Manley of Savannah Georgia, both noted lumberman golfers, reached the semifinals of the North and South Amateur. Patton faced Dr Edward Updegraff Tucson Arizona in a 36 hole clash while Manley met Dale Vorey, now living in Patton's hometown, in another tough semifinal bout.
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Texas Needs Two To Catch Aggies
The University of Texas aims to close the gap with Texas A&M in Southwest Conference baseball. After a doubleheader sweep of Rice 9 1, the Aggies sit 6 2 in conference play, while Texas stands 1 2 in league play. The Longhorns host Southern Methodist in a doubleheader Friday in Austin, hoping to gain ground.
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Ten Colleges Enter HSU Weekend Rodeo
Ten colleges enter the 16th annual Hardin Simmons Intercollegiate Rodeo in Abilene Texas after three attempts. A crowd of about 3000 attended Thursday night opening performance. Sul Ross State defends the championship as competition runs through Saturday.
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NCAA pushes control plans for national athletics
The NCAA outlined a plan to nationalize control of basketball, track and gymnastics programs in the United States. An NCAA committee presented its report to the executive council, with infractions recommendations to be released tonight. Colorado and Mississippi are expected to face penalties for illegal recruiting and slush funds, while the AAU opposes federation changes.
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Young Aaron, Tommie, Sparks Braves Past Phillies
In Houston Friday Tommie Aaron, 22, homered and drove in three as Milwaukee beat Philadelphia 10-4. Hank Aaron, 28, slumped, going 1-for-3. Tommie insists they are different players as he works to secure a regular lineup spot. Willie and Tommy Davis had three hits for the Dodgers in a win over the Cubs. Gibson allowed two runs in eight innings for St. Louis against Houston. Detroit past Kansas City, Cleveland over the Angels, Minnesota tops Baltimore, and Boston defeats Washington.
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Colleges race to reach peak in relay thunder
Report discusses college track hopes and the idea of a running start improving relay times. Analysts question whether teams can hit peak speed this season, referencing potential splits and wind conditions.
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