Track meet crowns district champions amid fast times
Floydada dominates with a 440 relay win and multiple top marks as Morton Lockney and Abernathy follow. Highlights include Langston Williams Floydada hitting 13.0 in hurdles and Kim Rose Floydada posting 2010 in discus while Tahoka and Frenship field strong showings across sprints, relays, and field events.
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Five RBI Moore Lifts Plainsmen Past Hereford in Five
Donnie Moore collected three hits and five RBIs to pace Monte rey in a 12-1 district win over Hereford. Monterey improved to 16-4 overall and 8-0 in league play, while Hereford dropped to 5-10-1 and 1-7 in district. The game ended after five innings under the 10 run rule.
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Tech Track Athletes Ready Despite Injuries
Tech track teams list lineup adjustments for today with Ken Ford and Walter Mason among returnees. Andrew Ford aims for multiple long jumps while Bill Garrett remains sidelined with ankle bursitis. Gordon Gravelle and Ennis Meyre sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
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Lakers edge Bucks in tight finish as Chamberlain seals win
In a tense game Los Angeles trails early but gains a 56-50 halftime lead. Jabbar scores 33 for Milwaukee with six blocks by Chamberlain, while Allen and Dandridge each add 25. Dandridge helps rally to an 83-82 fourth quarter edge before a Chamberlain free throw puts LA ahead 100-99 with 2:43 left.
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Snyder Tigers blank Levelland 22 to 0 in non-district clash
Snyder erupted for 17 hits led by Scott Suttleman and James Hood with four RBIs each. Jackie Murray pitched a complete game for his sixth straight win as Snyder improves to 16 2 and moves on to a SAAA opener versus Brownfield. Other district action saw Berger take sole first in 3-AAA with a 9 8 win over Caprock while Amarillo High beat Tascosa and Pampa defeated Palo Duro.
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Victors Roll To Titles In 3 4-AA Track Championships
Floydada and Tahoka captured district track championships Friday as South Plains meets sprawl across Canyon Springlake Hale Center Wink Snyder and Lubbock sites. Floydada won 3 AA with eight regional qualifiers. Tahoka took 4 AA at Idalou with seven advancing to Odessa.
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NMJC Wins Track Title at Thunderbird Relays
New Mexico Junior College claimed its 46th straight regular season track meet, winning the Thunderbird Relays in Hobbs with 114 points and eight event titles. NMJC topped Ranger College 114 to 67 as athletes set and chased records across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and distance events featuring Jay Williams and Wayie Reed among others.
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Lovington, Hereford win openers in District Little Dribblers
Lovington upset defending national champ Pampa 38-32 as Richard Choate Darrell Taylor and Ismael Lopez led the Wildcats. Hereford overcame a late deficit to beat Lubbock 38-33 and advance in Evans Junior High play with Smylie Wilson hosting.
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Hobbs and Seminole win opening Brownfield Dribblers games
Hobbs defeated Snyder 145 to 37 in the first round as Steve Simith led Hobbs with 14 points. Seminole edged Brownfield 44 to 43 with Dan ny Wren scorer of 24 for Seminole and Kearty Cranfell and Brad Resser each with 13 for Brownfield. Snyder and Brownfield meet next at 10 am with Hobbs and Seminole set to play later.
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Finals Set in District Tennis Meets Across Brownfield
District 4 AAAA finals today at Lubbock Tennis Center follow Thursday prelims with Monterey leading in A divisions. In District 3-AAA at Brownfield semifinals start at 10 a.m. and finals at 2 p.m. featuring Coronado, Monterey and Snyder players competing for titles across boys and girls singles and doubles.
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Area Clubs Net Cage Triumphs in Little Dribblers Tourney
Ropesville beat Whiteface 45-17 led by Gary Means with 17 points while David Feltz starred for Whiteface. Smyer won 28-18 over Sierra Blanca with Mark Hamblin scoring 15. Sundown edged Whiteface 21-20 as Robert Smith scored nine. Sierra Blanca defeated Whitharral 27-22. Farwell hosts as Springlake 38-20 beat Bovina and Hart 34-22 over Bovina. Hart faces Springlake for spot in finals.
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Dolphins set NFL season ticket sales record
The Miami Dolphins announced Friday that season ticket sales reached 61,186 for the 1972 season, a Football League record.
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Chaparrals extend win streak with sweep of Western New Mexico
Lubbock Christian College beat Western New Mexico 4-3 and 12-6 to push its winning streak to four. Jesse Benavidez led off the opener with a triple in the seventh and an error on the relay man sealed the win. Henry Garza improved to 2-1, while William McCauley struck out 11 in the nightcap before the game ended early due to high winds at Babe Ruth Park. Benavidez had four hits in the doubleheader, Lupe Perez went 2-for-3 to lift his average to .394.
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Lakers edge Bucks 108 105 in playoff thriller
NBA playoffs summary shows Los Angeles surging past Milwaukee 108 to 105 in a tight game. Contests included late lead changes and clutch plays shaping the finish.
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