Top Bowling Honors Fall To Maley And Haynes
Doris Maley and Dick Haynes led the Ten Pin Topics bowling slate with top series and game marks across multiple leagues. Notable performances included Maley 2 routines and Haynes steady high scores, while Bennett Adams posted strong totals and several lanes saw high individual games and team records.
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Doris Maley
Dick Haynie
Frances Gaylord
Vee
Helesnie Watts
Dosis
Bennett Adams
Haynes
Beal Glecler
Aie
Chesire
Rennie Maule
TPIOM
Shirley Mongiella
Cannes
Rong Bay Lanes Classics
Lynn Casley
Jerry Mongielo
Art Hutchinson
Orant
Holland
Sues
Bell Ringers
Largis Rush Lucas
Alice Dubose
the Indies
Doris ‘Tiner
Poth
Shirley Wilke
Gay
NPANK
Poggy Woodard
Syble Garbs
Adams Hely
Anan
Sara
Lynn Oy
Bennett
Anna
Lynn
Shirley Monvletto
Shirley
McCamney
Sharon Watford
Hallie Dunn
Davie Monaictio
Jerry Monsiello
PPEN
ATOM
Enuise Streey
Frankie Athway
Goon Rowlisg
Arjorie Laushlin
Huth Lucas
Mile Ashley
Servich
Jim Carter
Bredshaw
Sue Carpenter
Doris Cowhurst
God
Helen Porter
Anna Adams
Esther Goodman
Lynn Caskey
Gne French
Bill Wiliamson
Jake Kaley
Buddy Prapdresher
Ron Sanders
Charles Widner
Mutrel Bovett
Jayne Webber
Ruby Horn
Marie Dickens
Tall Tales Of Hunting And Fishing
A would be hunter visits a farmer to ask permission to hunt. The farmer explains cows can lack horns due to heredity or being calves but jokes they are horses. The piece includes seasonal fishing hints and an advertisement for Nelson's sporting goods offering leather gear at low prices.
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Rome
Yelson
Netson
Witsos
Cougars Lead In Border Olympics
Houston expected to win ninth Border Olympics title as Cougar golfers enter final 18 holes with a stroke lead. Randy Petri led individuals with 207 for SH halves, three ahead of teammate Marty Fieckman who had 210, par 72 yesterday. McAllen led the high school division, as Edami trailed Carroll by three. Abel Galvan of McAllen and George Collins of Kerrville chased the individual lead with late efforts.
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Laredo
Houston
Cougars
Texas Christian
Randy Petri
Marty Fieckman
Petti
McAllen
Edami
Corpus Christi Carroll
Alamo Feights
San Antonio
Abel Galvan
George Collins
Kerrville
Doubleheader Ficht Planned For Garden
New York AP reports a two bout middleweight title doubleheader at Madison Square Garden on May 10 featuring Joey Giardello vs Vink Tir te and Floyd Patterson vs George Chuvalo along with other fights. Giardello, who dethroned Tiger in Atlantic City on December 7, 1965, seeks the big win. Tiger vows pursuit of a rematch after beating Rocky Rivers. Garden boxing director Harry Markson confirms the plan and Patterson’s potential inclusion to face Chuvalo, with further matchups discussed.
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New York
Joey Giardello
Vink Titer
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvolo
Eoturn
Wix
Madison Square Garden
Howrod Totay
Willle
Giardello
Tiger
Atlantic City
Rocky Rivers
Patterson
Lakers Sweep West with 145 to 93 Victory
The Los Angeles Lakers clinched the NBA Western Division title with a 145 93 win over the San Francisco Warriors in San Francisco. Jerry West scored 33, Elgin Baylor 32, while Nate Thurmond and Artis Gilmore each had 25 for the Warriors, as Boston beat Cincinnati 118 108 in the other NBA game.
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Francisco
Frides
Takers
Jerry West
Warriors
Elgin Baylor
Nate Thurmond
Ard Gay Reterve
Oscar Robertson
Jerryieajens
Secord
Cincinnati
Theif Reyals
Providence Friars Triumph Over St Josephs In OT
Providence defeats St Josephs 91 73 in overtime to advance to the NCAA quarterfinals alongside Michigan and UCLA. National excitement centers on a clash of top ranked seeds as the Friars push into the next round at College Park. Texas papers report rapid growth in daily circulation reaching 3,007,102 with a state wide contest boosting numbers.
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Ted Meier
Philadelphia
Hawks
Associated Press
Providence
Riars
St. Joseph's
Friars
College Park
Michigan
UCLA
Reeke
Tnd
Deas Vanbinoc
Houston
Texas
U.S
California
Texas Daily Newspaper Assn
Samier Anc
Nerzonnrl
Fon
TBM
Fred Hartman
Bayran Sun
Texas Daily Newspaper
Assn
Texas Islies
Riley
Hartman
Gormz
Amw
Vanderbilt
Princeton
Wichita
Oklahoma State
San Francisco
N.C
DePaul
Dayton
Ucla Young
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma City
Lexington
Manhattan
Kan
Wichi
Provo
Utah
San Framriseo
Indoor meet resumes as records fall in Detroit
In Detroit the NCAA Indoor Meet resumes with top collegians chasing more records after Theron Lewis of Southern University set a 0.47.9 half mile best and several performances hint at strong finals. The event advances into its second half with key races, jumps, and relay actions shaping the champion outcomes.
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Detroit
Theron Lewis
Louisiany
Yale
Wendell Mietler
Cane Randy Matson
Buty
Thas
Dal
Morgui
Cale
Mishiern Kieto
Rey
Atone Comar
van Pitas
Twins rout Astros in first exhibition win 11 2
In an exhibition game the Minnesota Twins overwhelmed the Houston Astros 11 to 2. Rich Collins and Krarmon Killebrew led the attack with multi hit efforts as Jim Grant earned the win. Pah Turley struggled for Houston allowing multiple runs before leaving early.
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Twins
Turley
Houston
Inniner
Jim Grant
Minnesota
Minn
Dinnustan
Grant
Merritt
Fosnow
Battey
Zimmerman
Coombs
Jones
Brand
Bradley Seeks Fourth NIT Title After First Win
Bradley basketball aims for a historic fourth National Invitation Tournament crown after its first victory. The team faces New York University in New York City as Detroit plays LaSalle in the early game, with Western Kentucky vs Fordham and Navy vs Army in the afternoon slate. Coach Chuck Orsborn, nearing his final season before becoming athletic director, eyes a lasting legacy with Bradley.
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New York
Chuck Orsborn
Bradley
New Mexico
St. John's
Ines Lapehick
Orsborn
Revlin Leads at Doral Tournament
Revlin advances at the Doral Tourney with a strong opening, aiming for his first victory in seven years as Sander eyes back to back titles. The event features prize money of 70.00 pounds and highlights Teg Ikhave’s dramatic rise from the bottom to lead a field of contenders.
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Revlin
Miamy
Fis
Brece Heylin
Doug Sanders
Tehikhave
Tein
St. Pires
Devlin
Sandiape
20 Clubs See Action As Baseball Season Opens
The Associated Press reports the 20 major league clubs began spring training with players nationwide. St Louis Cardinals manager Red Schoendienst debuted in his three game, season ending for the club. the Mets split a doubleheader with the Yankees in Florida. Orioles and Dodgers prepared for exhibition games as spring drills continued in Florida and Arizona.
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Ion
St. Louis
Wnalg
Yosta
Jackson
Nafs
Red Schoendienst
Cartilies
Casey Stengel
Mets
New York Mets
Florida
Arizona
California
Mexico
New York Yankees
Sehorndienst
Cardinals
Baltimore Orioles
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Yankees
Carl Simmons
St.Igan
Louis
Washington
Whitey
Evansville Caps I Perfect Season
Evansville Aces finish 29-0, beating Southern Illinois 85-82 in overtime to cap an undefeated season and win a second straight NCAA college division title. Sam Watkins led with 32 points, Jerry Sloan added 25, and Larry James contributed pivotal late scoring in Evansville’s historic triumph.
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Portland
Ore
Evansville Aces
Cenete Charanshin
Southern Illnois
Swansville
Aces
SIU
Wvansville
Ind
Evansville
Southiern
Sam Watkins
Larry James
Jerry Sloan
AllkAmericas
Mor
Tam Madis
Humor
I Fon
Sloan
McLeans
Aera
Httrieved
Girls' State Basketball Tourney Begins In Austin
Eight teams open Texas girls tourney play with Weslaco meeting Victoria for Class AAA and Elna facing Friona for Class AA. Lubbock Roosevelt meets Jourdanton in Class A while Trent faces Round Top Carmine in Class B. Western results include Edna beating West 60-48, Friona overpowering Rockdale 60-44, and Jourdanton securing Class A finals with West Sabine Pineland 59-48.
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Austin
Weslace
Victoria
Elna
Friona
Lubbock Roosevelt
Jourdanton
Trent
Round
Carmine Tettle
Brock
Weatherford
Gold Burg
Bowie
Tulia
Janper
West
Rockdale
Baird
West Sabine Pineland
Weslaco
Tulsa
Faye Shumbera
Jasper
Edna
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Toseah Wilson
J. , Collier
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Partners
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Pained Paagtt
Doris Malev
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Mas Nutvaill
Lank Winblood
Goon Rowling
Richard Goodman
Jor Dison
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Harry Markson
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Young Greker
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