Eight Title Matches Set For Glovers
Fort Worth AP Eight Golden Gloves championships are set tonight with a trip to Louisville for the national tournament at stake. Floyd Molina of Fort Worth faces Ray Garay of Houston for the featherweight crown as Garay pursues an earlier repeat. Semifinals in flyweight and bantamweight precede finals. Major bouts feature DiMarco of Paso Robles against Overbauliygh of Fort Worth, Hasenila of Amarillo versus Rodela of Odessa, Navarro of Waco versus Mata of San Antonio, Ironmonger of Amarillo versus Ramirez, and Molina-Garay as the highlight. Valdez of Houston meets White of Fort Worth for welterweight, with Meek and Tessman advancing to middleweight and light heavyweight titles, while Phillips of Houston takes on Paris of Dessa for heavyweight. Negro finalist Phillips is the last remaining in a color-line break of seven entrants.
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Oklahoma maintains stability in football coaching after Wilkinson era
The Southwest Conference shows stability as Bud Wilkinson steps down pushing Hayden Fry to replace Bill Meek at Southern Methodist and Hank Folberg takes over at Texas A&M. The league finished the season strong with a 15 3 record against intercollegiate foes and produced a national champion despite Navy claims.
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Colt .45s Win Extra Inning Clashes in 1983
The Colt .45s showed notable skill in extra innings during their second major league season. In 1983 they won 14 extra-inning games and lost five, posting a .722 percentage in such contests.
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Cronin Calls Meeting on KC Hassle
Boston AP report says MLB owners set a February 21 summit as Kansas City officials invite Finley to discuss the Athletics lease. Finley demands a two-year lease, threatens lawsuits and relocation. city compromise proposals fail to gain traction amid tense ownership talks and possible ouster.
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Wildcats Clinch District 12.34 Title With Two Big Wins
Clear Creek Wildcats sealed first place in District 12.34 for the 11th straight season by beating La Marque 64-47 and Deer Park 54-44. Alvin, La Marque, and Deer Park chase second as La Porte-Chann elview looms. Lenox leads scoring and rebounding with 204 points and 105 rebounds through 11 games. Finger and Williams threaten in points and boards for Channelview and Deer Park respectively.
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Cupit's 71 Beats Baxter For Top Spot At Tucson
Jacky Cupit, a college freshman turned pro, won the Tucson Open with a final round 71, totaling 278 to capture a $4,000 first prize. Rex Baxter finished second at 276 after a 69 final round. Bruce Crampton was third with 278, while Tommy Aaron, Chuck Courtney, and Dave Hill tied at 289. Cupit, age 26, has now won three PGA tour events, following the Canadian Open 1961 and Western Open 1962.
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Wall wins Maracaibo Open with sub par rounds
Art Wall Jr. captures the Maracaibo Open title on the Caribbean circuit with a final 280 after four sub par rounds. He opened strong, rallied with a late burst including four birdies and an eagle, finishing ahead of Jim Ferree and Jay Dolan who tied for second.
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