Snook's Blue Jays Dominate Texas Schoolboy Title Scene
Snook's Blue Jays claimed their second straight state boys basketball title, as coach Jimmie Horn guides a deep, returning core including Ervin Lee and Tommy Junek. The victory extends Snook's 78-game win streak, a Texas record, while rivals Channing Lake Worth and Spring Branch Memorial plan for next season with partial veteran retentions.
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Don Coleman
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Clear Creek
Dean Krueger
Grover
Honey Grove
Mike Day
Philadelphia Tops Celtics to Take Eastern Lead
Wilt Chamberlain sealed the 113-110 Philadelphia win over Boston as Russell fouled out and Chamberlain scored five late points. Elgin Baylor led the Lakers with 27 in a rout of Baltimore as Cincinnati’s Royals beat Detroit 137-125 with Robertson 39 points. Joe Caldwell sparked St Louis to a 119-106 win over New York as Stallworth led the Knicks with 25.
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OI RI 1Al IN RS Inspires Regional Interest
Readable fragments describe a local, ongoing event drawing attention across communities. Names, dates, and places are partially legible, suggesting a coordinated effort or announcement with regional impact.
Calf Team Plans Practice With Paducah
Childress High School will practice with Paducah at 3 30 p m on Wednesday. Members listed include Joe Atkinson Phil Da ssnor Jerry Doggs Tommy Febank Mike Evans Joe Har 99 Scott Johnson Chris Le eaten Bruce Morey and Way Yowell. Coaches John Gragg and Dave Burson oversee the session.
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Joe Atkinson
Phil da
Ssnor
Jerry Doggs
Tommy Febank
Mike Evans
Joe Har
Scott Johnson
Chris Leeaten
Bruce Morey
Way- Yowell
Ohn Gragg
Dave Burson
Bantam Title Contested in Marseille Bout
UPI reports Tommaso Galli of Italy defeated Pierre Vetroff in Marseille to capture the European bantam title. The match featured close exchanges as Galli won by a decisive point margin despite a tough challenge from Vetroff.
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UPI
Tommaso Galli
Italy
Pierre Vetroff
Ance
Podres Shows New Slider in Intra Squad Return
Johnny Podres, once a forgotten man on the Dodgers staff, pitched two perfect innings in a Padres intra squad game, using a slider for the first time in 14 years and fanning three as manager Walter Alston watched his control.
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Padres
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Eddie Stanky
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Kenny Holtzman
Lee Meyers
Houston
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Jerry Adair
Baltimore
Frank Robinson
Gay Brewer Extends Pensacola Open Lead With Six-Stroke Margin
Gay Brewer, 33, Dallas, led by six strokes entering the final round of the Pensacola Open after a 15 under total 201 following a 67 in round three. He predicted an aggressive approach to defend his advantage and chase a potential 267 tournament record, while Doug Sanders faced disqualification.
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Julius Boros
Randy Glover
Mason Rudolph
Dick Hart
Glover
Florence
S.C
Jacky Cupit
Bruce Devlin
Dave Ragan
Tom Weisskopf
Laperriere undergoes surgery after Canadiens game
Jaques Laperriere of the Montreal Canadiens had ligament repair surgery Sunday for a torn ligament sustained in the Canadiens Detroit game Saturday night. UPI reports Adolph Rupp, coach of the year, will join four other coaches at a Pittsburgh basketball clinic on April 23.
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Duke
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Loyola
Jack Kraft
Villanove
Arbitration board eyed to settle baseball salary fights
A veteran owner urges a three person arbitration board for players and clubs as talks heat over salaries led by Koufax and Drysdale. He notes minor leagues already use arbitration and recalls a past case where the league president settled a $2,500 dispute.
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Don Drysdale
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Commissioners Office
League
Marvin Miller
National Association
Baron at 64 begins No 1 coaching reign again
Adolph Rupp the Baron named 1965 66 coach of the year by United Press International after guiding Kentucky to the top of the national ratings and a 23 game winning streak. He topped Don Haskins and John Bennington in votes, marking his second coach of the year honor. Kentucky rose from a poor previous season to SEC champions under Rupp.
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Kentucky
United Press International
Wildcats
Rupp
Don Haskins
Texas Western
John Bennington
Michigan State
UPI Board of Coaches
Dutlev Moore
Duquesne
Phil Woolpert
San Francisco
Fred Taylor
Ohio State
Dave Strack
Michigan
Undefeated Doves to Clash With Falcons in Kids Winter Basketball
The sixth week ends with the Doves and Falcons undefeated heading to a March 26 showdown. Doves rally past Quails 16 to 10 led by Brett Parr 13 points while Hawks fall to Falcons 10 point standout Terry Bettis. Eagles, Wrens, Robins, and other youth teams posted varied results as Larks beat Ravens and Bulldogs remain 6-0 in Pony League standings.
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Parr
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Lee Reeves
David Boykin
Paul Rogers
Hawks
Terry Bettis
Clay Seal
Lance Keys
Jimmy Fuller
Robby Wood
Jerry Nee
Bill Russum
Johnny Jones
Eagles
Sparrows
Kerry Wood
Kent Wood
Joe Hardison
Joe Wakefield
Joe Holland
Kenneth Baker
Jimmy Gravley
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John Webster
Jolly Rodger Eikman
Ricky Wright
Don Carmack
Ronnie Hawkins
David Wells
Steve Bird
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Danny Russell
Dan Lancaster
Rush Seal
Jostin Joe Crain
Bobby Blackwell
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Loyd Eaton
Kenneth Sims
Freddy Buck
Charles Frisbie
Perry Hicks
Eddie Wynn
Oscar Garcia
Trav’s Whitehead
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Richard Keller
Elisa Maltsia
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Don Skinner
Bernie Greenway
Roger
Denver wins NCAA ski titles for sixth straight year
Weekend sports wrap notes Denver University defends its NCAA ski championship atop the standings for a sixth consecutive title. Also: Maryland wins IC4A indoor track at Madison Square Garden. Seagren breaks indoor pole vault world record in Albuquerque. Philadelphia overtakes Boston in the NBA East. Russia Canada and Czechoslovakia go 3-0 in world hockey. Villanova NYU San Francisco and Wichita named to National Invitation Tournament field of 14.
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Brewer Takes Third Round Lead at Pensacola Open
Pensacola Florida Gay Brewer moved into first place after a strong third round in the Pensacola Open golf tournament. Brewer shot a solid score to top the leaderboard and put himself in position for the final round.
Showing of Thinclads Not Bad Saturday
Childress Bobcat Track team posted several promising results at the Iowa Park Meet. Billy Cannon finished fourth in the high jump at five feet six inches, while Richard Valenzuela tied for third in the 180-yard hurdles. The spring relay team suffered a bad hand-off. Possum Kingdom Relay plans at Graham are noted. A triangular meet with Paducah and Crowell is set for Tuesday evening at 5 p.m. with junior high divisions included.
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Bobkittens Enter Track Meets At Quanah Shamrock
The Junior High Bobkittens will compete in a track meet at Quanah on Saturday according to coach Dick Hughett. They are also entered in the Little Irish Track Meet at Shamrock on March 19.
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Television schedule highlights and lineup notes
A reader’s view of broadcast listings shows KFOX KGNC KFDA KAUZ KVII KVII etc with programs from 5:00 PM to 11:30 PM. The lineup includes news Weather Tonight Show dramas Westerns and specials across multiple channels in a compact prime time window.
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Wells Forge
Play House
Medicial
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Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Art Linkletter
Mister Mimiken
Woody Woodpecker
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Guiding Light
Kauzma
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General Hospital
Highway Patrol
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TV Listings for KFDX KGNC KFDA KVII Amarillo Stations
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Weather & News
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Funny Company
Hinkley-Brinkley News Report
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Sheriff Bill
Laramie
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