River Oaks Upset Stuns Graebner in Open Tennis
Canadian Mike Belkin and Yugoslavian Boro Jovanovic reached the River Oaks semifinals joining Cliff Richey and Rafael Osuna. Belkin defeated second seed Graebner 64 6 1, while Jovanovic beat Ray Ruffels to set a Richey Osuna clash and a Belkin Jovanovic matchup awaiting in the next round.
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Mike Belkin
Canada
Boro Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Cliff Richey
Rafael Osuna
Belkin
Clark Graebner
New York City
Jovanovic
Ray Ruffels
Australia
Richey
U.S
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Mexico
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Gary Semen
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Servie
Joe's White Unit Again Is Favorite in Spring Showdown
Burle Pettit reports Joe Matulich returns to lead the White offense against Tom Sawyer's Reds in a spring semifinal at 4 p.m. The White lineup features a strong backfield with Freeman Bennett Butler and receivers Allen Breuer. Sawyer counters with explosive backs Hargrave Stewart and a deep defense as both teams mirror game format with kickoffs and fast-catching punts.
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Burle Pettit
dJarlin
Joe Matulich
Texas Tech
Matulich
Tom Sawyer
Raiders
Tech Grid
Ror
Freeman
Jimmy Bennett
Tony Butler
Bobby
Allen
Lou Breuer
Jackie Stewart
Randy Franks
Reds
Aud Robertson
Petersburg
Sawyer
Hargrave
Cisco
Charles Stewart
Kenedy
David May
Palo Duro
Charlie Evans
Mike Holladay
Hobbs
Bobby Parkhill
Abilene
Allan Mattison
Lubbock
Don King
Wichita Falls
Jackie Booe
Larry Dickerson
Plainview
Richard Campbell
Matador
Jim Dyer
Highland Park
Wayne McDermand
Beaumont
Walt Yarbrough
San Antonio
MacArthur
Mate Fincannon
Jack Buffington
Monterey
Eddie Windon
Rover
Larry Alford
Kevin Ormes
Ken Rattner
Mike Patterson
Winters
Fred Perry
Dallas Kimball
Fred Wuest
Sonora
Andy Reed
Odessa
Jesse Richardson
Alice
Barney’ Oliver
Archer City
Ronnie Ross
Dallas Adams
Jimmy Moylan
Leon Lovelace
Joe Brown
Sulphur Springs
Ronnie Rhoads
Corsicana
John Howard
Pine Tree
Jerry Watson
Ranger
Lake Highlands
Olympics Vote Could Decide South Africa Readmission
Brundage and Braun discuss a possible second vote on readmitting South Africa to the Olympics. Brundage says he would like all youth at the Games and that any country hosting must receive all national Olympic committee representatives recognized by the TOC. They will review responses and decide next steps.
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South Africa
Brundage
TOC
Braun
Horns Edge Closer In All America Intercollegiate Golf
Hal Underwood of Houston shot rounds of 72 70 70 to hold a four under par 212 and lead the All America Intercollegiate after the third round. Houston kept the team medal lead at 875 as Texas, led by Chip Stewart and Rik Massengale, cut the Cougar margin with an 877 at Pine Forest Country Club.
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Houston
Hal Underwood
University of Texas
Chip Stewart
Rik Massengale
Underwood
Bob Barbarossa
Pine Forest Country Club
Barbarossa
Tech-A&M Leads In Final Playoff Tie at 216
Stewart ties for runner up with 72 72 216 in a four ball and two ball format. Houston advances by defeating LSU while Texas beats Oklahoma State in the other semifinal. Consolation results include New Mexico State over New Mexico 4 2 Arizona State over Baylor 5 1 Texas Tech over SMU 3 4 2 and other close matches. Team standings list LSU third at 899 followed by New Mexico State 905 Oklahoma State and Arizona State 909 North Texas State 914 Texas Tech 915 New Mexico 920 Baylor 926 Arkansas 930 SMU 931 Oklahoma 933 Texas A&M 938 Kansas 933 Rice 989.
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Bruce Mekanaie
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Moke Holder
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Warren Luebeke
Mike ™ Goodart
Dick Pistek
Quinella
Raiders Meet Texas in Major Southwest Conference Tennis Clash
Texas Tech netters, tied with SMU for second in the Southwest Conference, host Texas this afternoon at 2 pm. Tech stands 17-7 in conference play with a 4-8 overall mark, while the Raiders have never beaten Texas in tennis.
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Texas Tech
Sunland Park NCAACup News Captures Turbulent Results
At Sunland Park details show mixed results across events with multiple runners and horses listed. Notable performances include a replacement pitcher for Don McKee and a late surge by the Aggies as the crowd watched a high scoring night cap. Final attendance reported at 82,182.
Monterey Rally Edges Borger For Narrow Baseball Win
Monterey defeated Borger 3-2 after late three run inning, keeping pace in 3-AAAA baseball standings amid a tense district contest with Borger Bulldogs.
Westerners Roll Over Pampa 4 1 in Loop Play
Monterey pitcher Glen Palmer earned his seventh win in 11 decisions by going the distance as Monterey defeated Pampa 4 to 1. Berger started strong for Borger with a first inning lead, Mittlester hit a homer in the third, and a sixth inning rally tied the game before Flenniken delivered a squeeze bunt for the go ahead run.
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Tascosa
Jack Darnell
Pampa Harvesters
Monterey
Berger
Palmer
Glen Palmer
Fanning
Mark Mittlester
Bob Haley
James Lee Robinson
Mittlester
Lynn Kelley
Borger
Jan Hood
Mike Crutcher
Barry Alburtis
Hood
Tommy O'Jibway
Haley
Alburtis
Mark Flenniken
Pampa
Lubbock High Westerners
Westerners
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Coleman
Harvesters
Lubbock
Gary Brock
Randy Williams
Williams
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Brock
Don Taylor
Farris Cage
Rger
Andy Coleman
Cage
Henley
Adie Hopkins
Libbock
Tillatay ‘Willams
Henney
Giants Beat Pirates 5 to 2 on Mays and Hart blow
San Francisco defeated Pittsburgh 5-2 as Willie Mays drove in a run with a single and Jim Hart hit a two run homer to break an eighth inning tie. The game featured the Pirates’ late lapse and solid Giants relief.
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Don McKee
Haggard
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
Jim Hart
San Francisco Giants
Pittsburgh Pirates
Regional Net Results in Class AA and AAGIS scores
Results show Lehinberg McMillan Savon defeating Haird care Wintera with a 2 BL win by Selman Sewell. Beeneicomer and seymo figures appear in the grouped results, clarifying placements and scores.
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Savon
Haird Care
Wintera
Selman Sewell
Seymo
Dallas hosts SWC track meet features Longhorns
SMU hosts a quadrangular meet with undefeated Texas and Baylor. Texas Tech fields a strong sprint and field squad as Dave Morton shifts from 440 to 880, aiming to boost Texas points in the 100 and throwing events.
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Texas Longhorns
Baylor
Texas Tech
Longhorns
Ace
Dave Morton
Morton
Jack Patterson
Tech
Gary Golden
James Jones
Ronnie Mercer
Gainesville
Russell Durham
Region I Track Summaries CLASS AA PRELIMS
Readable OCR notes show regional Class AA prep events with multiple names and events. Listed are shot put, dash, discus, long jump and relay results across Eldorado, Clarendon, Kress, Meadow, Stratford, Horns, Denver City, and others with numerous athletes including Steve Martin Seymour Danny Frazier and Clyde Thomas.
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Kay Lozano
Eldorado
Jammer
Post
Harry Price
Iowa
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Merkel
Lawrence Bryan
Parke
Tommy Jones
Crane
Farwell
Jose Ortega
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Jered Graves
Colorado City
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Paul Page
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David Spur
Ricky Rilander Stanton
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Meadow
Lincrison
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Joe Rawn
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Howard Lohberser
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Expansion 1 Contined From Page 1
Buffalo and Montreal report readiness for rapid construction to meet major I league park needs. Giles says expansion will assess applicants for best geographic and financial fit, then review the top two qualified candidates.
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Montreal
Giles
Azalea Stitches Rally At Cape Fear Country Club
Azalea built a late surge on the Cape Fear Country Club course to rally from behind with a birdie burst on the back nine. Dale Douglass and Dave Ragan tied for third at 135 while Gary Player Steve Reid and Hugh Royer were at 136 and Reid opened with 65 before slipping to 71. Roberta de Vicenzo shot 63 for 139, ten back.
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Gary Player
Steve Reid
Hugh Royer
Reid
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Bobby Mitchell
Randi Petri
Bob Stone
Roberta de Vicenzo
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