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Newspaper

Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1962

Page

10

Barrett Tops LHS Batsmen In Pre-District Hit Pace

Ricky Barrett led Lubbock High with a .452 batting average to pace the Westerners as they closed non-conference play with a 105 record.

Ricky Barrett Lubbock Westerners

Unclear article fragment notes women golfers and baseball players

Fragmentary OCR shows mentions of women golfers and male players with scattered names and partial stats. The text includes scattered references to teams, players such as Van Johnson and Dement, and incomplete game notes with unclear dates and events.

Sanders Pick as Masters Favorite Sparks Debate

Sarazen argues Sanders is an unorthodox choice for early Masters pick. The veteran backs Sanders swing and calls him a bold, unconventional selection for the upcoming tournament.

Sanders Auogospaga Doug Sanders

Westerner Baseball Stats Summary Heading

Incomplete OCR fragment lists baseball stat abbreviations and player metrics. The text shows positions and metrics such as OF and SO, but lacks full names, teams, dates, or context to form a coherent summary.

Evening District Opener: Hereford Beats Dumas 17 7

District opener report covers Hereford defeating Dumas 17 to 7 with offense strong throughout. Notes mention pitchers and fielding highlights, team momentum, and early conference play as players from Hereford and Dumas contribute.

Texas Gets Two Lon Morris Cavers

Fragmented OCR text mentions Lon Morris and cave-related items in Texas. Two individuals or events appear, with garbled place names and dates. Key entities include Lon Morris and Texas, plus scattered references to groups and dates, but exact actions are unclear.

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Paret Suffering From Pneumonia

Fragmentary OCR note mentions Paret and pneumonia with scattered text on health and symptoms. Key names or dates are unclear. no cohesive incident or event is presented.

Boston and Philadelphia Players Fined for Unsportsmanlike Conduct

The National Basketball Association president fined three Boston players and two Philadelphia players for unsportsmanlike conduct during a Sunday game. Fines and suspensions were threatened for future violations as league officials noted the incidents. Boston led 114 112 with a 4 32 lead in the best of seven series.

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More Stars Expected as Teams Expand League

A wave of young players across major leagues could rise with expanded teams. Notables include Hank Cash and Whitey Ford among others, with names like Musial and Harmon Koverton cited as examples of the era’s depth and potential.

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Sievers Boosts Phillies With Power Hitting Depth

Roy Sievers, 33, joins the Philadelphia Phillies from the White Sox as their new power hitter. The club outlines plans for him at first base with Frank Torre behind him, while Amaro returns to short and Demeter shifts to third. Additional outfield options include Covington Gonzalez and rookie Ted Savage, with pitching bolstered by Mahaffey and a trio of rookies Lopez Boozer and Lunsford expected to help the rotation.

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Wayland Baptist Flying Queens To AAU Tournament

Wayland Baptist College in Plainview prepares its Women’s basketball team the Flying Queens to travel to St Joseph Missouri for the AAU championship tourney. Coach Harley Redin and backers Claude Hutcherson will accompany the squad as they defend their national title after finishing 22 and 3 overall and 11 and 1 in the league.

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Tech Netters Edge SMU 4-2 In Round Robin Tennis

Texas Tech upset SMU 4-2 as doubles dominance decided the match after singles ended tied. Beau Sutherland Benny Lawrence won key matches. Daryl Allison and Don Draper secured Nos. 2 doubles. SMU improved to 7-5, Tech to 4-8, first round robin loss to SMU since 1958.

Texas Tech Southern Methodist Red Raiders Beau Sutherland Benny Lawrence Tom Howorth Mike Amis Daryl Allison Raider Letterman Don Draper Haworth Allison Amis Lawrence Raiders Sutherland Draper Como Evans TCU SMU Rice Houston Mustangs George Philbrick Texas A&m College Station Baylor Waco

Spring Grid Drills Resume For Raiders

Spring football drills resume at Texas Tech with Coach J T King expecting no letdown from a ragged pace. He plans scrimmages under game conditions Thursday and Saturday and mentions a coaching clinic set for April.

Texas Tech J. T. King King Barowall

Nine Hog Cagers To Get Letters

Razorback basketball letters approved for nine 1961-62 team members by the Arkansas faculty committee on athletics. Freshman letters also recommended for nine more players and one student manager. Names include Jerry Carlton Sherman Morrison Larry Watford Jim Wilson Skippy Coffman and others with hometowns listed.

Fayetteville Ark Arkansas John Sarmtah Glen Rose Jerry Carlton Sheri Dan Ued Alan Morrison Pexurkana Larry Watford Fort Sroth Jerry Rogers North Little Rock Bobby Anderson Pine Bluff Tommy Boxer Kart Smith Jim Wilson Cherry Valley Larry Horne Skippy Coffman Little Rock Duddy Walter James Bane Branyay Sask Prades Spite Cho Alike Cees Red Bluff Caif Wasne Rivers Amsarilo Tes Pochard Temke Amearilo Tex Johnny Sanders Fl Dorado Mike Stouth Mena Larry Taylor Amity Billy Ray Wood Judsonia John Boo- Kart

Ex-Fireman Hooter Faces Downes In Boston Middleweight Bout

London’s Jerry Downs and Brookline’s Paul Pender meet at Boston Garden in a much anticipated middleweight title clash. Pender, 61, aims to outbox and outlast Downs despite Downs’ six year age edge and a history of nose injuries. Downs seeks a decisive win after prior battles. both fighters promise a technical, high‑stakes showdown for the crown.

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Hall Team Names and Leagues Mentioned in Camp

The note references the A's and White Sox with Braves and Trawever at the Townes camp, indicating a sports or team gathering context. Names appear as entities tied to a baseball setting and a training camp.

The A’s White Sox Braves and Trawever Townes

Masters comeback for Horton Smith despite illness

Horton Smith, famed Masters veteran, prepares to tee off in Augusta after years marked by serious surgeries and hospital stays. He jokes about his age and struggles to breathe, noting weight loss and a recent 9 over par round as he contends with chronic health challenges.

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Longhorns Edge Tech in Red River Golf Match

In Austin Texas Longhorns beat Texas Tech 5 1 Terry Dull won number one singles 7 and 5 Terry Dill defeated Rich Jennings 7 and 5 Bill Munn halved with Bruce Doby Dill Munn defeated Doby Jennings 4 and 3 Larry Roden halved with Jon Davidson James Thompson beat Houstie Brewer 3 and 1 Roden Thompson defeated Davidson Brewer.

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St Michael’s Whips and ENMU Split on Opening Mat

The St Michael’s team defeated Eastern New Mexico University on the opening mat of the day. Scores and specific matchups featured several named wrestlers including players from Santa Rosa and Albuquerque venues amid a tense early-season dual.

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