Hobbs Leads Incomplete Star Meet At Eagles Stadium
Hobbs tops high school standings with 94 points while Artesia 17 and Carlsbad 87. Odessa Junior College wins Juco meet with 94 points as Lutle bock Christian College places fourth. sprinters face injuries and key field event names are listed in Friday night notes.
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Eagles Stadium
Mike Collins
Collins
Steve King
Vaughn
Carlsbad
Artesia
Odessa Junior College
Lutlebock Christian College
Javelinei
Joe Tumpak
Osess
Abvace
Regional tennis champions post Friday wins to reach finals
Defending regional champions secured victories Friday with five already advancing to finals. Beth Rothmen of Junction vies for a fourth Class A girls singles title, while Cherri and Ann Rapp of Estelline sail in B girls doubles. Majors of Turkey leads B boys singles, and Sch liff with Case of Turkey progresses in B boys doubles. Old Glory’s Lotz reaches B girls singles, and Wells and Baker of Marfa defend AA girls doubles but must win again today to reach the state meet in Austin.
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Beth Rothmen
Junction
Cherri
Ann Rapp
Esteliine
David Majors
Turkey
Alton Schliff
Harvey Case
Stephanie Lotz
Old Glory
Cindy Wells
Diane Baker
Marfa
Austin
Track Meet Frasy's Reso American Learve Galiornia & Cleveland
Fragmented OCR of a track meet summary mentions multiple runners, heats, and relay results. Names like Awalt, Washington, Selman, and Grigsby appear with times around 49.5 in sprint events, plus notes on relays, high jumps, and pole vaults across Houston and Detroit locales.
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Cleveland
Boston
Newark
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Lauts
Los Angels
Tania
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Jerry Awalt
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Perot
Sissney
New York
Szare Cage
Ren
Washinton
John Selman
Stamford
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Siven
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Sutton
Zambee
George Caliborn
Minnesota
Iment
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Ataloney
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Regional Track Results Showcases Dense Field of Performances
The report lists a dense regional track meet with numerous athletes and results across sprints, relays, jumps, and hurdles. Names such as Reeves, Ray Cannon, Jaton, Goree, and many others appear alongside times and placings, highlighting a wide spread of schools and competitors.
K-Relays Preview and Notable Relay Times
The report notes top relay performances including Arkansas AM&N with a 46.8 anchor by Stinson and a 3,004 in the ten mile relay trials just shy of the meet record. Kansas State’s quartet posted strong four mile splits: Arnett 4:17.2 Harper 4:13.8 Dutton 4:11.3 Nightingale 4:17.7. Arnett trailed Colorado’s Lunn early but Harper edged ahead and Dutton finished strong.
Kansas Relays Meet Highlights And Sprint Times
Ambiguous notes list event names and times from the Kansas Relays. It mentions top times such as 73.9 in a mile relay context and lists universities like Texas Kansas Missouri Oklahoma and Arkansas with qualifiers and quarterfinals references.
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Ben Oieon
Sitios
Armelde ‘Brita
Terex Sougray
ERS
Oklahoma
Morra
Pegan Sue
Siusnort
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Kanead
Ate
Texas
McDonnel
Pein McDonald
Bristol
Raider Netters Top SMU in Southwest Conference clash
DALLAS Special report: Texas Tech sophomore Mike Beene of Odessa defeated Craig Parsons 7-5 6-2 as Tech downed SMU 5-1 in Fort Worth. Rudy Gutterrea beat Stanley Raber in the top singles, with doubles action also contributing to the Tech win as the Red Raiders push in the league title race.
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Keeton Johnon
Stinsett
Joey Lawson
Samioeds
Larry Piding
Wellinrise
Joe Christian
Fordays
Mead
Denver Gi
Dan Gre
Pane
Les Mickelein
Marta
Tock
Rodney Ward
Zane Raeven
Vun Reirman
Blamford
En Stier
McCarter
Abbi Dervel Rew
Roervathy
Parsons
Tech
Eessian
Mnna
Pavia
Farvish
Dallas
Rowan
Dumpine
Southern Methodist
George Philbrick
Texas Christian University
Fort Worth
Mike Beene
Odessa
Craig Parsons
Rudy Gutterrea
Midland
Stanley
Raber
Brewer Wins In Littlefield Golf
Housty Brewer of Amarillo defeated Jimmie Johnson of Levelland 3 and 2 in a feature match at the Littlefield golf tournament. Bubba Brooks beat Neal Duffy 6 and 5, Dickie Dyer beat Allen Webb 5 and 4, and Randall Relgar beat Sam Johnson 4 and 3. Two matches went to extra holes, with John Renner and Max Harrington edging their opponents after brisk play.
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Littlefield
Housty Brewer
Amarillo
Jimmie Johnson
Levelland
Ure
Bubba Brooks
Hale Center
Neal Duffy
Dickie Dyer
Dimmitt
Allen Webb
Randall Relgar
Sam Johnson
John Renner
Raynard McCary
Max Harrington
Glenn Batson
Permian Panthers Win Region Golf Title in Odessa
Permian took the Class AAAA regional golf championship with an 18 stroke victory led by medalist Scott Stegner. Tascosa finished second with a 640 and Big Spring placed third at 649 while Monterey and El Paso squads posted 652 and 680 respectively. In Class AAA Lamesa edged Andrews by two strokes to claim the title, earning a state bid.
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Permian Panthers
Tascosa
Lamesa
Andrews Mustangs
Austin
Andrews
Scott Stegner
Permian
Secial Sone Neneema
En Ironors
Monterey
Steve Beasley
Allan White
Lee Moss
Gary Harrord
el Paso Burgess
el Paso Coronado
Aes
Monahans
Hereford
Syeda
Perryton
Olton Regional Medalists Lead Golf to State Meet
Olton, Stamford, McLean and Jayton won regional golf titles earning trips to the state meet in Austin. McLean claimed Class A medalist honors with 326, beating Iraan by 18 strokes. Sonora tied for third at 347. Jayton captured the B crown with 371, Booker second at 379, Cooper third at 403. Bills Dibrott of Jayton earned regional medal honors.
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McLean
Jayton
Loashina
Meadowbrook
Austin
Oeemtery State
Olton
Roger
Tromso
Iraan
Clint
Sonora
Paul Gladden
Booker
Cooper
Bills Dibrott
Hub City Teams Eye Cup Matches in Gold Cup Event
Four Lubbock area clubs Dek Jennings announces will send ten man squads to the Desert Inn Las Vegas regional Gold Cup matches facing Amarillo and Memphis with finals in June. Captains include H W J Smokes Harris and Don Hatchett as Hillcrest Slaton South Plains members.
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Desert Inn
Las Vegas
Dek Jennings
Frida
Hillcrest
Slaton
South Plains
H. W. J. Smokes
Harris
Don Hatchett
Slaten
Ois Co
Peck
McMinn
South Piland Jennings
Everheart's grand slam seals La Mesa win
Gene Everheart delivered a sixth inning grand slam powering La Mesa to a 4 2 victory over Snyder in a key 1 A A battle. The win leaves La Mesa atop the division as Friday’s game concludes.
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Tors
Lamesa
Gene Everheart
Snyder
Sunland Results SoMa NM Race Report
Race results from Sunland SoMa NM include Priday’s performance and finish times. The fragment lists competitors and tempos with unclear figures, noting attendance and several coded markers such as 88 and 813, with references to Tempted and Furlones among others.
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Priday
Sepa Siekan
Gueers Tae
St Ne Ip
Elma
Sone
Four Schools Win In JH Track Meets
Hutchinson Alderson Dunbark and Atkins scored ninth grade junior high track victories over town rivals Friday meets at Monterey Chapman Field Coronado and Dun Ir. In the eighth grade Atkins Struges Anderson and Brownfield won. In seventh grade Wilson Alderson Struggs and Atkins were winners.
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Atkins
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Anderson
Brownfield
Wilson
Struggs
Alabama QB Kenny Stapler Named Sugar Bowl MVP Suspended
Alabama quarterback Kenny Stapler, named Sugar Bowl MVP, was suspended Friday by Coach Paul Bryant for not conforming. The suspension notice cites a disciplinary issue and refers readers to Page 1 story.
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Alabama
Paul (Bear) Bryant
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Odessa and Burnett duel for relays title at Amarillo event
Odessa defeats Burnett in a wind affected meet to win the Amarillo Relays district AAA crown with a 49.9 clocking and a fast 47.9 anchor. Burnett earns AAAA title with 48.4 and Abilene’s Dan Jones leads 220s. San Angelo’s Berry Hardin and Odessa’s Jim Whitley post strong times as teams advance toward the state meet May 5-6.
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Dan Jones
San Angelo
Berry Hardin
Odessa High
Jim Whitley
Sam Bradley
Gilliam
el Paso Austin
San’ [Angelo
Lubbock Entries In Region Meet
Regional tennis action features Lubbock from Plek School and Odessa contenders in Class AAAA region one. Notable players include Janet Bright Susie Steting Charyl Williams and district standouts Joe Jopling Wayne Johnson. State tourney in Austin in May follows regional wins. Ted Williams batting average 344 noted.
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