No Deal At Army Dobbs Will Stay At Texas Western
El Paso Texas Dobbs declined Army to remain as Texas Western football coach saying his family is happy in El Paso He will be on the field with his team for spring drills and noted Army’s interest but chose to stay in El Paso where he has four years left on his contract
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Paul Goldsmith Faces No Fear In Martinsville Race
Munster Indiana driver Paul Goldsmith says he does not worry about opponents or Ford's new single overhead cam engine. He shrugs off the idea of racing against unfamiliar opposition and focuses on his own pace and performance on the track.
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Clarke At Oslo Sets Two World Records In 10 000 M And Six Miles
Australian ton distance runner Ron Clarke is credited by the IAAF and Norwegian Athletics to hold world marks after two performances at Bislet Stadium in Oslo last July. Clarke posted 27 minutes 29.4 seconds for 10 000 meters and 26 47.0 for six miles, surpassing previous records set by Mills and Lindgren and Clarke's own prior 10 000 meter record.
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Champ spans three in Keeneland Myrtlewood win
The winner Carol's Witty, owned by Carel Farm, overtook Champagne Woman in the final strides to win the Myrtlewood Purse at Keeneland by two lengths on a muddy track rider R J Campbell timed 1 10 4. The favorite paid 4 60 340 and 280 with Cham pagne Woman at 53 60 and 3. Bala Lane 280. Other notes include What A Treat dominant in Suntica Purse at Aqueduct and a Twins win over Kansas City opening series led by Tony Oliva with two run homer.
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Kosloff says Schayes remains 76ers coach despite rumor
Philadelphia owner Irv Kosloff through a secretary stated Dolph Schayes is still coach of the 76ers. He did not commit on next week’s status and noted Kosloff hoped to hold a news conference, possibly Tuesday, to clarify the situation.
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Tunstall Wallops HMA Jayvees By 15-4 Margin
Tunstall High Trojans breezed to a 15-4 victory Thursday afternoon over HMA Jayvees. Mike Scarce allowed three hits, Dewey Hancock led with four hits, and Donald Gray, Jesse Smith, and Duanel Austin added key runs and hits. Final innings show Tunstall pulled ahead after a seven-run second.
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Baseball Fan Sues Giants Over Ticket Issue
Elroy D Joyce, 48, sues the San Francisco Giants for 30000 claiming two gate guards manhandled him when he tried to give away a season opener ticket. Filed in Superior Court, Joyce says guards grabbed him, slammed him against a wall, and threatened him with a club. The National Exhibition Co. owns the Giants.
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Hargrave Thinclads Beat Ferrum 60 58
Hargrave High School track team defeated Ferrum Junior College 60 to 58. HM A thinclads prepare for Fork Union conference test and participate in the Duke Relays at Durham with several distance runners competing. Recognized event results include Powell broad jump 18 feet 8 inches and Newman shot put 59 feet 4% inches.
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