National junior college meet crowns three champs at Memorial Stadium
The 25th annual national junior college track and field meet at Memorial Stadium crowned three champions on Friday with 14 more titles to be decided tonight. A record 367 athletes from 61 races across 18 states competed as finals began in running events and field events including javelin and pole vault.
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Bob Greer
Memorial Stadium
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New York A&t College
Farmingdale
N.Y
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One Meet Mark Set Tied In Preliminaries
Twenty four preliminary heats opened the 25th annual national junior college track meet at Memorial Stadium. Tim Garrison set a 330 yard hurdles mark at 38.1 seconds while Jimmy Jasner tied the 220 yard dash record at 21.5 seconds. Next rounds were scheduled as Friday’s action continued with semifinals in some events.
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Randy Allen
Lubbock
Tex
Christian College
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Don Hale
Miami-Dade
Fla
Don Cooper
Sterling, Cole
Larry Page
Pitt, Mich
Allen
Memorial Stadium
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Warren Gillette
New Mexico Military Institute
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Howard County Jc
Big Spring
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Phoenix
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Donnie Coker
Victoria
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Blinn
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Fishing Activity At Two Buttes Reservoir Stimulates Interest
Two Buttes Colorado sees rising fishing activity with about 500 people fishing last weekend. Local stocking brings catching-size fish. Texans arrived at the nearby air strip to try their luck. Henry Deahl operates a sightseeing boat service into Hackberry Canyon and coves for 50 cents per trip. food is available at the new cafe throughout the day.
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Hackberry Canyon
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