Matadors Capture Loop Title In Texas Track Meet
Dunbar's High upset winner Gracey ran 22.1 for the 200 meters as Gary Patterson of Snyder edged Pines in the 120 high hurdles at Lubbock. Hines led the 120 hurdles before Patterson passed late to win in 14.7. The 100-yard dash tightened to a near dead heat with Johnson Bracey and Richard Vaughn, while Chris Stubblefield was disqualified for running both the half mile and mile under UIL rules. Bruce Foreman led the mile before the end mimicking the 100-yard dash.
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Pines
Hines
Patterson
Johnson
Bracey
Richard Vaughn
Lamesa
Gracey
Estacado
Chris Stubbefield
Stubblefield
Bruce Foreman
3-AAA Track Meet Highlights Local Schools
The 3-AAA track meet features athletes from Sweetwater, Lamesa, Brownfield, Estacado, Colorado City, and Estacada. Key events include Lone Jump, Relay, and High Hurdles with notable performances by Ola Lewis, Garner Jordan, and Johnny Spears. Event totals show Sweetwater and Snyder among top finishers with overall team standings and individual times and distances recorded.
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Tianbar
Morgan
Estacado
Bare Metin
Sweebwater
Taaybar
Weal
Wank Wilant High
Mhopias Btesinae
Cien Jonnsane
Javtise
Fey Sweebwater
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Vimy Timsom
Pere Tsedler
Seeetwatey
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Jop Aeulperd
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Einhat Siweobwater
Fare Pat Carney
Haaseo Pteowceeth
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Edo
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Oey Howie Dunbar
Ties
Letacier
Pistaeans
Javkeon
Brownfields
Durbar
Aed
Dash Lox
Jeo Jortsen
Dune Richardis Luntesa
Kenneth Yates
Betacade
Jaane
Fstacada
Ronald Blokemare
Matacada
Ragan Ll
Eweefwater
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Umanyder
Glas
Renn
David McConuna
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Stas Braver
Coluride Goadasen
Estarade
Tawis
Estacada
Lee
Lake View
John Ater
Steve Smith
Y Peer
Drienfield
Jelp Awbrey
Willteean Fs
MILAG
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Darnhar
Thomas
Sweetwater
Ay Apher
G. Tarmisa
TEAAT
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Brownfield
Osnyder
Lsweetwater
Fila
Colorado City
Snyder Tn
Lamesa
Snyder
Joe Markts
Travisays
Grid Bosses Selected For Oil Bowl Tilt
The Maskat Temple and the Oklahoma Coaches Association named Bill Miller of Southwest Texas State and Grant Teaff of Angaery State to lead Texas in the 34th Oil Bowl charity game in Wichita Falls. Oklahoma's trio of Johnny Gragi Mineo Craig Mr Broam Ada and Jack Trent Clinton will coach the Sooners aiming to avenge last year's Texas 34 25 victory at Tecomat Glue Stadium. Texas leads the series.
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Oklahomma Coaches Association
Bill Miller
Southwest Texas State
Grant Teaff
Angaery State
Texas
Sooners
Oklahoma
Johnny Gragi
Mineo
Craig Mr Broam
Ada
Jack Trent
Clinton
Miller
Teaff
Oklahome
Aggies Top Chaparrals In Twin Bill Sweep
New Mexico State defeated Lubbock Christian College in both games of a Saturday doubleheader 10-5 and 4-0. The Chaparrals took an early lead in game one before the Aggies exploded for seven runs in the fifth. Robert Vittitow and Creil Richards contributed key hits, while Bart Hernandez hurlled the nightcap for the Aggies. The Chaparrals could not cash in after placing runners on base in multiple innings.
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Lubbock Christian College
New Mexico State
Chaparrals
Aggies
LCC
Robert Vittitow
Creil Richards
Joe Fish
Lupe Perez
Chaps
Fish
Paul Russell
Glen Pilmer
Bart Hernandez
Roadrunners
Innnings
Sweetwater Leads Brownfield Sprint Chase in Regional Meet
Sweetwater and Juan Ledesma of Brownfield led the first three laps as Russell Lepard closed in. Lepard and Foreman staged a late sprint with Lepard winning in 44.38. In the mile relay Danbar Estacada and High built a lead, Sweetwater passed Estacada on the anchor, and Shannon Brooks of Brownfield won the 880 in 7 59.44. Next week Odessa hosts Region I with Dunbar sending three individuals and two relays.
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Juan Ledesma
Brownfield
Russell Lepard
Foreman
Ledesma
Lepard
Danbar
Estacada
Panthers
Dunbar
Sweetwater
Jestacada
Shannon Brooks
Freddie Murphy
Snyder
Odessa
Garner Jordan
Tig
Johnson
Hines
Eric Hill
Lewis
Red Raider Club Banquet Honors Conference Champions
The Red Raider Club banquet will honor Teech's conference champions, all conference players, and recipients of the Pete Cawthon Dell Morgan and Donny Anderson awards. It opens to the public at 6 30 pm at the Lubbock Municipal Coliseum with tickets 90 per person. Reservations deadline is Saturday April 24.
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Teech
Pete Cawthon
Dell Morgan
Donny Anderson
James
Jackson
Lubbock
William Eckert Ex Commissioner Dies During Vacation
Former baseball commissioner William Eckert died on a Friday while on vacation. Franks Thane and Calvin Griffith praised his dedication but acknowledged his lack of baseball background. Eckert, the sport’s fourth commissioner, served four years before the 1968 decision to choose a leader from within the game. He is survived by his wife, a son in the Air Force, and a daughter. Burial is planned at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Frank Thane
Milwaukee Brewers
Calvin Griffith
Minnesota Twins
Eckert
Lane
Gmith
Eeckert
General Motors
Baseall
Kenesaw Mountain Landis
A.B
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U.S. Air Force
San Francisco
William Doulas
Air Force
Scott Air Force Base
Til
Catherine Julia
Snyder nets 3-AAA tennis crown in district tourney
Dunbar dominates the 6-AAA District tennis meet with 45 points to Snyder’s 25. Creile Younger beat Pam Knighten 6-3 4-8 22 for girls singles, Charles Melton defeated Max Fils in Snyder finals, and Estacada pair Jobe Hefner won girls doubles. Sweetwater duo Rhodes Scrutt won boys doubles 6-0 6-9.
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Snydier
Dunbar
Snyder
Creile Younger
Pam Knighten
Clrss
Charles Melton Dast
Max Fils
Becky Jobe
Donna Hefner
Estacada
NMSU Edges Sul Ross In Close Chartero Invitational Track Meet
New Mexico State University defeated Sul Ross State 101 to 96 at the Charter Invitational in Las Cruces. Leroy Bolden won the 100 yard dash in wind aided 9.5 seconds, Jack Harvey took the 220 in 21.6, Erick Hardaway claimed both the shot put 56 feet 9 inches and discus 166 feet 4 inches, while Leon Garcia and Pete Squires dueled in the mile and two mile with Squires prevailing in both by narrow margins.
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CAPS
New Mexico State University
Sul Ross State
Chater ‘Arral
Las Cruces
New Mexico State
Sul Ross
Lubbock Christian
Jack Harvey
Erick Hardaway
iLeon Garcia
Pete Squires
Garcia
Sqires
Squires
Three Advance To Nationals In Little Dribbler Finals
Anton Seagraves and Friena won district titles Saturday night and will advance to the Levelland National Tournament held April 29 to May 1. Anton beat Ropesville 24 to 23 with Zane Reeves scoring 10, Seagraves defeated Van Horn 41 to 33, and Friena overwhelmed Farwell 36 to 13 led by Brad Woods 25 points.
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Svidanche-Journal
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Seagraves
Friena
Little Dribbler
J. Anton
Ropesville
van Horn
Farwell
Zane Reeves
Rex James Fdded
Pitct
Randy Milton
Brad Woods
Mark Neel
Squires Beat Colonels to Level ABA Masters Series
Virginia Squires outscored Kentucky Colonels 142 to 122 to level the ABA Masters Division series. Charlie Scott and Doane Joe each scored 28 points for Virginia while Seatt added 22. Issel had 22 after a 46 in the opener. Series resumes Monday and Wednesday.
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Virginia Squires
Kentucky Colonels
Charlie Scott
Doane Joe
Seatt
Squires
Hops
Colonel
Coleone
Issel
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Piedmond
Vile
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Knicks and Bullets clash in sixth playoff game
In Baltimore's Civic Center the Knicks lead the series 3-2 as injuries loom for both teams. Willis Reed and Kevin Loughery are among the hobbling stars with Johnson and Miles out for the Bullets, while others may play through pain in a decisive mid May showdown.
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Kevin Loughery
Gus Johnson
DeBusschere
Dave DeBusschere
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Ddie Miles
Loughers
Hittie
Texas A&M PContinued Fran Base One seventh on Nesey's single
Risanders stole four consecutive singles in the eighth off Neley and turned them into four runs. Hazzard allowed one run and ten hits over seven innings while Walker provided key hits for the Raiders. Janine hit and saw her average drop to .298 as Owens and Ault added two hits each. The Raiders fall to 22-12 and 7-5, while the sweep sets up a possible championship series with Texas on May 4.
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Risanders
Singhes
Neley
Hazzard
Hi Fais Walker
SWC
Janine Ket
Das
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Ault
Raiders
Texas
Longhorns
Geiberger and Meet Players Rally in Golf Event
The golfers described strong rounds with solid iron play and clutch putts. Geiberger, seeking form after his 1966 PGA Championship win, noted improved play and highlighted a 69 with 53 putts as a solid indicator of progress. He birdied early and finished strong despite a single bogey on the 11th.
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