Lake fishing reports mix wind and weather across South Plains
Weather governs fishing on Lake Stamford and neighboring waters. Strong winds and rain slow crappie and channel cat yields, while Lake Thomas shows mixed results with crappie and bass active at times. Conchas Lake and Falcon Lake area anglers report variable catches as winds shift.
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Stamford
Texas
Florida
Randy Ballard
Lake Stamford
Lake Thomas
Thomas
Conchas Lake
Tucumcari
New Mexico
Col
Morris Stanley
Conchas
E. A. Womack
Happy
Harris Landon
Amarillo
Landon
Centurion Creek
Mexico
Creel
Bill Briner
W.N. Lemley
Jim Greene
R. H. Greene
L D. Henry
Lubbock
al Savisky
D. A. Pope
B. H. Pope
Lovington
Dee, Brown
C. W. Weeks
C. Barrett
Gil Wallard
Jess Osborne
Muleshoe
Lake Granite Shoals
South Plains
Granite Shoals
Sid Winsten
Leo Lackey
Lamesa
Fred Exum
George Manley
Shallowater
R. D. Presley
Otis Pope
Abernathy
O. C. Collins
Plainview
J. G.northam
Martin
McGuire
Harvey Patterson
Littlefield
David Harmon
Amherst
Homer Hall
M. T. Taylor
Eastern to Try Wayland in Twin Bill
Eastern New Mexico faces Wayland in a doubleheader with Lowell Fairbanks earning the start in game one. The Greyhounds sit 2-6, led by Jimmy Boyd and Ken Bragg at .400, as pitching aims to steady the slate with Bragg Hill Linton Rea Hoy and others in the lineup.
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Portales
Lowell Fairbanks
Jack Nowka
Eastern New Mexico Greyhounds
Wayland
Fairbanks
Southwestern Oklahoma
Nowka
Eastern
Hounds
Jimmy Boyd
Clovis
Ken Bragg
Boyd
Bragg
Gordie Hill
Dennis Hoy
Hill
Linton Rea
Hoy
Earl Dunn
Esty Williams
Billy Adams
Keller
Tony Ferrell
Wayne Moore
West Campus
Colts Assign Three More To Farm Clubs
The National League Houston Colts assigned Gordon Jones to the Oklahoma City camp in Chandler Arizona. Ronnie Davis and Jess Hickman were sent to the San Antonio camp at Moultrie Georgia.
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Houston
Houston Colts
Oklahoma City
San Antonio
Gordon Jones
Colts
Chandler
Ariz
Ronnie Davis
Jess Hickman
Moultrie
Yankees Beat Pirates For Spring Training Win
The Yankees defeated the Pirates 20 1 in a spring game as three pitchers combined to limit Pittsburgh to four singles. The scoring and bullpen relief reflected a deep pitching staff performance in Fort Lauderdale.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Lafter
San Francisco
UPI
Jack
Sanford
York Yankees
Cleveland
Floyd Weaver
Pittsburgh Pirates
Jav
Colts Beat Angels 5 2 on Errors in Bakersfield
In Bakersfield California the Los Angeles Angels commit ted five errors allowing the Houston Colts to score three unearned runs and win 5 to 2. Rookie Ernie Fazio hit a three run homer in the fourth inning after two Angel errors loaded the bases.
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MIAMI
UPI
Washington Senators
Righthhander
Buster Narum
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Jim Gentile
Carl Bouldin
Steve Barber
Senators
Thhree
ST. Petersburg
Fla
St. Louis Cardinals
Minnesota Twins
Carl Sawatski
St. Louis
Curt Klood
Queens Bees Reach AAU Wom Semifinals
In St Joseph Missouri Wayland College Flying Queens and TF A Queen Bees of Silverton advance to the national AAU women’s tournament semifinals as their teams move closer to the title. The report highlights their progress and matchups in the tournament.
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ST. Joseph's
Wayland College
Flying Queens
Tf&a
Queen Bees
Silverton
Pittsburgh City OKs new stadium amid Pirates Steelers talks
City council approved a plan to finance a $45 million stadium for the Pittsburgh Pirates and Steelers, easing the risk of the franchises relocating. The move aims to keep major teams in town as negotiations proceed.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Pittsburgh Pirates
Steelers
Jofre Stops Aoki For 14th Straight KO Title Defense
Brazilian world bantamweight champion Eder Jofre knocked out Japanese challenger Katsutoshi Aoki in the third round to extend his streak to 14 consecutive knockouts and improve his pro record to 44-0 with 34 KOs. Jofre defended the title for the sixth time, all by knockout, in a 118-pound title bout. Aoki, 20, had taken the first two rounds before the champion floored him midway in the third.
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Tokyo
Eder Jofre
Brazil
Katsutoshi Aoki
Aoki
Jofre
Elroy Sanchez
Mexico
Los Angeles
Stolle upset by Jovanovich in St Petersburg tennis
In St Petersburg Masters Tennis Fred Stolle of Australia, seeded fourth, was upset by Yugoslavian Jovanovich to reach the semifinals. In women's singles Wimbledon champion Karen Susman defaults to Helga Schultz after illness, with each side taking one set.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
UPI
Tascosa Golfers Shoot For Title
AMARILLO Special Tas cosa s Rebels hold a seven stroke lead over Monterey after 36 holes in the 54 hole District 3 AAAA golf tournament at Ross Rogers Course. Team score 658 to 665 with Palo Duro’s Martin Reeves at 153 after two rounds and Jim Conine 161 for Plainsmen.
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Amarillo
Tascosa
Rebels
Monterey
Rebs
Plains
Martin Reeves
Palo Duro
Glover Rated Top Texas Prospect by SMU Coach
Blue Chip prospect Glover averages 19.2 points 13.0 rebounds per game while shooting 60 percent from the field. Colleges like Kansas State and Cincinnati have shown interest. SMU coach Doc Hayes hails him as the top college prospect in Texas and the best to play in Dallas. Glover praised Tech and Lubbock during a recent visit.
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Kansas State
Cincinnati
Glover
SMU
Doc Hayes
Bob
Texas
Dallas
Tech
Lubbock
Colt League Baseball Debuts in Lubbock City
Colt League Baseball launches in Lubbock as the successor to the Junior American Legion program. A registration meeting for boys 15 and 16 is set at Atkins Junior High Friday at 7 30 p.m. Merrill Green Texas Tech assistant coach will speak. Additional meetings follow at Alderson Dunbar Wilson and Thompson with tryouts at Hodges Park on April 21.
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Colt League Baseball
Lubbock
American Legion
Atkins
Merrill Green
Texas Tech
Colt League
Alderson
Dunbar
Wilson
Thompson
Hodges Park
Varied Tech Sports Schedule Highlights Red Raiders Week
Texas Tech dodges a packed week with golf tennis baseball and football on campus. Track heads to the Texas Relays in Austin then Monterey and Mexico City for two meets south of the border. Jay McClure’s golf team faces Baylor Friday at Meadowbrook at 12 30 p m. George Philbrick’s tennis squad opens SWC against Baylor Saturday at 2 p m. The Raiders beat Hardin-Simmons 60 after losses to Trinity 0 6 and host New Mexico Highlands for a three game series at Hodges Park Friday 1 30 p m and Saturday 1 30 p m. J T King leads spring football scrimmage at 2 30 p m in Jones Stadium Saturday.
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Texas Tech
Red Raider
Austin
Texas Relays
Monterey
Mexico City
Jay McClure
Baylor Bears
Meadowbrook
George Philbrick
Baylor
Raiders
Hardin-Simmons
Trinity
New Mexico Highlands University
Bert Huffman
Red Raiders
Hodges Park
J. T. King
Jones Stadium
Burleson Poised For Four Minute Mile At Texas Relays
Oregon star Burleson and Kansas foe Dotson lead a strong mile field at the Texas Relays as 1,500 athletes chase records. Pr at t and Hansen duel in the pole vault while Sayers, Knaub, Richardson and Foster threaten sprint marks. Texas Southern again targets multiple relays and high jump hopeful Ridgway may threaten the record.
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Austin, Tex
Texas Relays
Cyrol Burleson
Bill Dotson
Oregon
Kansas
Teould
Wes Santee
Burleson
Dotson
Gerald Pratt
Texas Southern
Fred Hansen
Rice
Texas
Emporia
Kans
John Damien
Ireland Sloan
Colin Ridgway
Lamar Tech
Leander Durley
Colorado
Houston
District 3-AAAA tennis opens with Lubbock Monterey favorites
Amarillo special report: Lubbock and Monterey enter as team to beat as the District 3-AAAA tennis championship begins at 1 p m with first two rounds today and finals Saturday. Competing players include Jan Cannon Plainsmen and Westerners coach Jim Burgess entries across A and B singles and doubles for boys and girls.
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Amarillo
Lubbock
Monterey
Jan Cannon
Plainsmentet Boss
Alan Chiase
Mike Jones
Steve Brandon
Sharon Lee
Frances Davis
Sherry Sloan
Buddy Wassell
Joe Malley
Jerry Mankins
Suzy. Crain
Sally Brightwell
Jody Wilson
McAdoo Honors Basketball Fans At Community Dinner
McAdoo honors top basketball fans from the Class B Eagles at a Thursday night gathering. Coach Lemley awarded letter jackets to teams. Raymond Harris and Marvin Tidwell presented gifts to coaches. Over 100 residents attended, and a film of the 49-36 Talpa Centennial game was shown.
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McAdoo
Charlie Harris
A. R. King
Harold Hardy
McAdoo Eagles
Fabian Lemley
Raymond Harris
Lemley
Bob Eldredge
Marvin Tidwell
Leslie Town
Joe McGra
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