State’s Top Times AWARD MOH HEROES ame
A messy OCR list highlights many names across Texas cities and schools including Dallas Jefferson, Houston Sterling, Baytown, Fort Worth Dunbar, and San Angelo competitors. It notes numerous athletes and events such as 8A and 1 mile runs with scattered references to districts, cities, and sponsors, reflecting a beat-up track meet summary with many misspellings and incomplete entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dannle
Riddle
Dallas
Jefferson
Allen Stischer
Houston
Sterling
Bike Fulahuri
Stm
Angelo
Bobby Liliefeld
Baylona
Mike Archer
Denison
Gacy Patterton
Rayer Danny
Webby Lake
Paul Sims
Fort Worth Dunbar
Danny
Avoun
Coconade
David Millett
Sam Flovston Sovand
Allen Mischer
Donnie Redd
Carlos Cribbs
Cleburne
Bobsy Lions
Baytown
Jerome Cribbs
Ary Pastor
Phillip Sims
Monterey
Vance Ley Sucxsuin
SOC
Trafiuck Counci Basiwood
Onnie Gaines
Atonahans Iny van Sur
Dennig Detoxen
Imia
Elroy Willams
Pala
Vwolvan
Garner
Wiewnstelder
Iken Varna
Eau
South Park
Alirade
Ptennant
Roy Langer
Giese Slewens
Tuiveston
Harry Willuins
Valo Duro
Jona Gilford
Ana ‘Utile
Puteet
David Stepnerd
Lamar
Keuve Rogers
Azle
Brad Blair
George Rodrigues
Arlington
Sobig Nowder
Waco
Riemeld
Bian Thompses
Wouth
Garland
Larry Mercer Woundeck
Lary
Miecinchora
Taadsa
Aed
Hunan
Aturiy
Akins
Gregory-Fortiand
Fcruly Carter
Mumierey
Gavin Benbey
Gacland
West
Ait Svitutey
Untveaton Ike Aictainnis
Troy Saukes
el" Corotada
Chuck Tweever
Austin Morn
Aay "Taylor
Thomas Hin
Greg Morgan
Auiiene
Mtn
Kashmere
Lewis Spencer
Sit
Viewsant Bledsoe
Pasadena
Kaybura
Jof Bay
Kimure
Marrs
San Angelo
Simon
Platiview
Thomas Town
Northside
Horace Perkins
el Campo
Jive
Beneal
Dunbar
Dash Eden Rolling
Tyler Lee
Walia Johnson
Horger Suman
Dierschike
Sealy
Eddy Guzman
Ydinbure
John Ladwick
Richarasen
Rummy Campos
Cuere Lewis Jindra
Lewiselle
Huben Zavala
Tobstowe
Artur
Lincoln
Fort Worth
Northaide Extacade
Uastown
Sterting
Ure Worth ‘Terrell Kulzore
Houston Sinitey Mu'pleasan Repay Jay Punkstun
Finis
Houston ‘Kushimece
Dallas Stovevelt
Dallas South Oak Witchs
Hogs Name QBs For Spring Intrasquad Tilt
Arkansas names Mark Miller and John Booty quarterbacks for the spring intra squad game on Saturday with Ferguson moved to the second team for equal opportunity. Miller leads the White squad with Morton and White in the backfield, while the Red team features Hodge Ettinger Capshaw Revard Boozman and Reed Brand Freeland. The White game starts at 1 p.m. with a second red white game set for 7 30 p.m. at Little Rock on April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayetteville
Ark
Mark Miller
Augusta
John Booty
Pike
University of Arkansas
Jo Ferguson
Arkansas
Ferguson
Miller
Booty
Dickey Morton
Marsh White
John Richardson
Hal Hi
John Boozman
Tom Reed
Toxney Brand
Stuart Freeland
Little Rock
NHL Coach Bowman Denies Resigning for GM Job
In New York Bowman publicly rejected rumors of leaving the Montreal Canadiens to become a general manager elsewhere. He stated he remains focused on the season and is satisfied with his current role as Montreal trails 3-1 in the Stanley Cup quarterfinals against the Rangers.
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New York
Scotty Bowman
Montreal |Canadiens
Bowman
Montreal
Canadiens
St. Louis Blues
Blues
Rangers
Two Top Bouts Highlight Card
A double main event heads a wrestling night at Fair Park Coliseum with five matches starting at 1. Thunderbolt Patterson battles Western States Champion Lord Ives who recently lost to Dory Funk Jr. Goliath makes his Lubbock debut against Ricky Romero. Pak Song defends the Brass Knuckles title versus Dingo. Pedro Smith faces Bill Cody, and Duncum and Apache Gringo meet Alex Perez and Buck Robley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fair Park Coliseum
Thunderbolt Patterson
Western States
Lord Ives
Dory Funk Jr
Mexico
Goliath
Lubbock
Ricky Romero
Pak Song
Bobby Duncum
Dingo
Pedro
Big Shakeup as Shot Putters Shine in City Meet
The Monterey senior Carter led a surge of top Texas performers at the City Meet, posting a best of 61 feet and exceeding 60 feet on two other throws. New leaders emerged in long jump and 440, with Hollins and Rollins topping state rankings, while districts gear up for weekend meets across 4-AAAA, 3-AAA, 2-AAA, and 1-AAA divisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monterey
Craig Carter
Lubbock
Carter
Don Henry
Avalanche-Journal
Ring
Chapman Field
Texas
Frank West
Mart
Waco
Ed Franklin
Lamar Consolidated
Marty Akins
Gregory
Portland
Jim West
Frank
Whitney Paul
Galveston
J. Hollins
Houston Worthing
R. C. Grice
Hollins
Estacado
Olda Lewis
Edwin Rollins
Tyler Lee
Rollins
Tyler
Rose
Berger
William Johnson
San Angelo
Dwight Harris
Amarillo
Wardell Gilbreath
Amarillo High
Coronado
Snyder
Pecos
Fat Canyon
Abilene
Two Pros Enter Local Tourney at Hillcrest Country Club
Two touring professionals Chris Blocker and Bill Maxwell will compete in the Donny Anderson Pro-Celebrity Golf Classic May 22 23 at Hillcrest Country Club. Blocker a 10 year pro and former Texas Tech golfer recently won the Magnolia Classic. Maxwell a seasoned pro has played in Lubbock before but not recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Blocker
Bill Maxwell
Donny Anderson
Hillcrest Country Club
Blocker
Maxwell
Lubbock
Texas Tech
ABA Draft: Sixth Round Signals Complete College Stars Pick
Reports from New York indicate the ABA will finish drafting college basketball stars today. Names linked include McAdoo, Westphal, Chones, Nash, and LaRue Martin with several underclassmen and seniors reportedly signed by teams such as Dallas, New York, Chicago, and Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Denver
Dwight Davis
Newsmen
Houston
Bob McAdoo
Russell
Lee
Marshall
North Carolina
Memphis
Brian ‘Taylor
Virginia
Tom Riker
Princeton
South Carolina
Henry Nets
Bob Nash
Hawaii
Bargraduates
Bibby
UCLA
Carolina
Parkhill
Corky
Cougars
LaRue Martin
Calhoun
Pennsylvania
ABA
Chicago Loyola
Dallas
Ed Ratliff
Long Beach State
Portland
Kentucky
John Giannelli
Pacific
Wil Robinson
West
Harold Fox
Jacksonville
Pittsburgh
Bill Wallon
Davis
Cleveland
Cat
Thom
Phoenix
Mil
Stallworth
Seattle
Chones
Riker
Nash
Bud|trott
Westphal
Boston
Kansas
Pauls
Mets
Jim Westphal
Lorenzo Takes 4 4 Golf Title
Lorenzo wins the District 4 A golf tournament at Lorenzo Country Club with a team score of 318. Crosbyton places second at 347, Spur third at 357, Hale Center fourth at 371. Beau Wright of Lorenzo earns medalist honors with 73, Stacy Wright 78. Brad Acock and Frank Higginbotham tie for third at 83.
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Lorenzo
Lorenzo Country Club
Crosbyton
Spur
Hale Center
Beau Wright
Brother Stacy
Stacy
Brad Acock
Frank Higginbotham
Brownfield Coach Seeks One More Team for Nov Tournament
Brownfield High basketball coach Pope seeks one more team to complete brackets for a three day tournament from November 30 to December 2. Class AA AAA or AAAA schools eligible. Contact Pope at 637-4523 or 637-3325.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownfield
Neon Pope
Brownfield High
Pope
Trevino to use hook attack at 1973 Masters plan
Lee Trevino outlined a new approach for the 1973 Masters at Augusta, saying he will use a wristy hook delivered with a custom driver to shorten the course. He revealed the strategy in Pensacola amid Monsanto Open prep, while noting past Masters results and equipment tweaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
EL Paso
UPI
Lee Trevino
Augusta National Golf Club
Peppery
Merry Mex
Pensacola
Fla
Bobby Jones
Augusta
Trevino
Claudia
Umpire Clinic On Tap Today at City Center
Gary Washington city Parks and Recreation athletic director announced an umpire clinic for today at 7 30 p m at Maxey Community Center located at 30th and Oxford This first clinic aims to recruit umpires for the summer season and invites all interested individuals to attend for the Park and Recreation Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Washington
City Parks and Recreation Department
Maxeyt ‘Community Center
30Th
Oxford
Park and Recreation Department
Vance Resigns as Illinois Athletic Director After Five-Year Regime
Gene Vance announces resignation as Illinois athletic director effective July 1 for health reasons and personal best interests. The Whiz Kid era and 1940s Big Ten titles framed his tenure, which followed coaching upheavals and NCAA- era scandals shaping Illinois athletics during the late 1960s and early 1970s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Champaign
Gene Vance
University of Illinois
Illini
Vance
University of Ilinois
Illini Whiz Kids
Jim Valek
Valek
Bob Blackman
Darmouth
Big Ten
Doug Mills
Illinois
Pete Elliott
Harry Combes
Valeri
Harv Schmidt
Wale
Tech Enters Houston Meet Headlined by Texas Florida
Houston meet features 24 teams led by defending NCAA champion Texas and last year’s winner Florida. Tech fields Stan Wilemon, Bucky Sheffield, Charles Larson, Ham Rogers, and Glen Carlisle. Notables include Tom Kite and Jim McLean of Texas, Howard Twitty of Arizona State, and Ben Crenshaw of Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tech
Stan Wilemon
Bucky Sheffield
Charles Larson
Ham Rogers
Glen Carlisle
Texas
Florida
Andy North
Ben Crenshaw
Tom Kite
Jim McLean
Coker DeLoach
Houston
Gary Koch J
Mike Killien
Danny Edwards
Oklahoma State
Kay Leach
Dave Shipley
Brigham Young
Howard Twitty
Arizona State
Arkansas
Alabama
Arizona
Baylor
Colorado
Florida State
Indiana
LSU
New Mexico
State
North Texas
Oklahoma
Oregon
Rice
SMU
Texas A&m
TCU
Golden Tors Edge Andrews 6 5 In Extra
LAMESA defeated ANDREWS 6-5 in eight innings as Kent McCurley drove in the winning run with a single. Wayne Hogg opened the stretch with a double, and Hogg and Lane Held each had two RBIs for the Golden Tors who improved to 10-3 on the season. Phil Palmer pitched well, scattering 10 singles and earning the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lamesa
Kent McCurley
Andrews
Wayne Hogg
Hogg
Lane
Golden Tors
Phil Palmer
Clovis Cops Beat Levelland Behind Harris Homers
Clovis defeated Levelland 3-1 as Harris hit a one run homer in the second and a two run shot in the seventh. Levelland managed only one hit by Dwayne Humble with Bobby Kauffman scoring on an error for the lone Levelland run. Grant Dukes took the loss, dropping to 3-3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levelland
Clovis
Harris
Dwayne Humble
Bobby Kauffman
Grant Dukes
Ladies Day Planned at Treasure Island Golf Course
Treasure Island Golf Course will hold Ladies Day on April 13. Pro Wilson Swinney will lead a coffee hour at 9 a.m. followed by a golf clinic at 9 thirty. The public is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Treasure Island
Treasure Island Golf Course
Wilson Swinney
Swinney
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Jack Marin
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