Southwestern Oklahoma splits with Texas Tech in extra innings
In Weatherford Oklahoma Southwestern Oklahoma edged Texas Tech 7-6 in 14 innings to earn a split after Tech won game one 1-0. Bob Vincent and Phil Burden delivered the decisive runs for SWO with a single and a double in the 14th.
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Okla
Southwestern Oklahoma
Texas Tech
Tech
John Dudley
Doug Cannon
Dave Rhoades
Southwestern
Red Raiders
SWO
Bob Vincent
Phil Burden
Ramey Brandon
Dudley
Dupas Triumphs In Split Decision For Junior Middle Crown
Ralph Dupas wins the junior middleweight title over Denny Moyer by split decision in New Orleans. Dupas improves to 23 straight wins, 99th pro victory, using steady body work and a sharp jab to control early rounds, while Moyer surges late before falling short. Crowd of 8,000 watched as Dupas earns title shot success in a historic venue.
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Don Swanson
New Orleans
UPI
Ralph Dupas
Denny Moyer
Dupas
Moyer
Joe Brown
Emile Griffith
Hallmark Named MVP At Clovis
Clovis High School honors 400 attendees at the All-Sports banquet with Ray Hallmark named Most Valuable Player for the Clovis Wildcats. Jay King voted Fightingest Wildcat on football, Jim Shaw MVP in basketball, Lindon Fletcher free throw award, Jimmy Price basketball sportsmanship award. Garry Byers MVP baseball, Richard Osburn track award. Joe Kerbel West Texas State coach spoke. Dr. C. E. Stewart MC. Booster Club sponsorship.
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Ray Hallmark
Texas Tech
Clovis Wildcats
Jay King
Wildcat
Jim Shaw
Lindon Fletcher
Jimmy Price
Garry Byers
Richard Osburn
Joe Kerbel
West Texas State College
C. E. Stewart
Clovis High School
Lovvorn Won't Sign If Track Budget Changes
UT track coach Froggie Lovvorn warned he will not sign next year's contract unless budget changes are approved. He criticized scholarship cuts and said he disapproves of recommendations from a recent meeting. Athletic Director Darrell Royal denied any budget reductions.
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Darrell Royal
SPWGA Action At Plainview Shotgun Start Set
South Plains Women's Golf Assn lists pairings for a Plainview country club round teeing at 10 a.m. teams include Morrow Kerr Clark Hickman McDaniel Moore, Widener Quest and many others across 18 pairings.
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Plainview
South Plains
Ann Morrow
Justine Kerr
Mary Clark
Jo Hickman
Helen McDaniel
Elaise Moore
Berta Widener
Katie Quest
Bea Duke
Berone Glenn
Norma Griffin
Ethel Wigersma
Audrey Moorehead
Mary Jo Hardy
Terry Collins
Evelyn Cruce
Velma Boyd
Judy Treadway
Mary Wrixsht
Minnie Hazel Bowman
Helen McQuien
Durtis Blakeney
Phylisa Imbordino
Bury
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Lina Staniforth
Loia Hyde
Lera Ohnemus
Mary King
Claudel Mouser
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Peggy Jones
Rbonita Pyatt
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Francis Reynolds
June Gladman
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Aleta Thomas
Maurie Curtis
Nathe Umfred
Mary .Ono
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Katy Sullivan
Det Lewis
Lois Forkner
Jo Angel
Floy Margulis
Kathrine Harwood
Kathrine Reynolds
Maxine Steele
Leona Abel
Jo Biehler
Ajaxine Edwards
Rosie Sams
Lou Nell Carpenter
Lois Wingerd
Etea Solnik
Alice Crum
Permine Ford
Ertine Bowen
Martha Chatham
Wanita Gregory
Jennie Halford
Mary Spears
Imogene Ramsey
Bertha Jo Fritz
Anita Joy Bragg
Thelma Bain
Betty Rushing
Freda Townes
Jackie Ksemby
Jean McCord
Chris McAlister
Cetle Williams
Ruby Score
Abbey Wharton
Becky Dixon
Ruby Medendon
Mackie Turner
Joyce Brookshire
Evelyn Botik
Doris Ashcroft
Elaine Lewis
Billy Jo Carroll
Trinity Netters Win Their 43rd Straight Victory
Trinity University men's tennis extended its winning streak to 43 with a 6 3 victory over Pan American College Edinburg in Edinburg. Singles results featured Chuck McKinley and Frank Frochling securing wins for Trinity, while Jerry Wortelboer and Butch Newman also contributed. Doubles McKinley Buchholz beat Hunter Lang for Trinity to seal the match.
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UPI
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Pan American College of Edinburg
Chuck McKinley
Trinity
John Hunter
Pan American
Frank Frochling
Ken Lang
Jerry Wortelboer
Griff Buchholz
Butch Newman
Jim Faucedo
Bobby Joyner
Jorge Jkon
Luis Goncalvez
Miles Cortez
McKinley-Buchholz
Hunter-Lang
Purest light laser probes atom behavior at MIT rounds hill
Dr Ali Javan of MIT reports a continuous wave laser using neon and helium gas that emits ultra pure light to test whether light speed varies or is constant. The device could measure minute length changes and aid geologists in detecting underground shocks. Experiments are conducted at Round Hill estate near Cape Cod with strict isolation to prevent disturbances.
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Cape Cod
Ali Javan
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Javan
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American Physical Society
Milky Way
Round Hill
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Move To Shift Oil Trial Made In Texas County
Longview oil producers Hunter Parks Don Leabon and Mary Kemp asked the 30th District Court to move their slant hole oil well trials to Gregg County. Nortex Oil and Gas Corp. of Dallas sues the Burk Royalty Co. of Wichita Falls for 2 655 279.43 asking damages and accuses defendants of illegally deviating Gregg County leases sold to Elba Corp. Judge Lewis Holland set briefs on pleas of privilege with a ten day decision timeline.
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Don Leabon
Mary Kemp
Longview
30Th District Court
Gregg County
Burk Royalty Co
Nortex Oil and Gas Corp
Dallas
George T. Tembell
Lewis Holland
Arthur Tipps
Nortex
Elba Corp
Elba
Texas Netters Blank Raiders 6-0 in SWC Tennis Meet
Texas toppled Texas Tech 6-0 to stay atop the Southwest Conference standings. Winners included Jerry Walters Jacky Kamrath John Heath and Hal Sparks with decisive singles and doubles results. Tech hosts ACC in a non conference clash at 1 p.m. seeking its second win over the Wildcats.
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UPI
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Texas Tech
Jerry Walters
Daryl Allison
Tech
Jacky Kamrath
Greer Rothman
John Heath
Zean Sutherland
Hal Sparks
Robert Peterson
Sparks-Walters
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Kamrath-Heath
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Rockefeller assails Kennedy in national policy critique
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller assailed the Kennedy administration, saying promises gave way to evasion and stagnation. He cited failures in economic growth transportation fiscal discipline education and human rights and urged GOP unity to offer leadership. He refused to discuss marriage rumors or a possible 1964 bid.
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Ohio
UPI
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Washington
New York
Kennedy
Margaretta Hitler Murphy
Grains Weaken on Board of Trade Despite Wheat Gains
Light to moderate selling pressured most grain futures as rainfall in the Midwest trimmed soybean profits and fed a profit taking mood. Wheat bucked the trend with gains around two cents amid short covering. other grains moved within small fractions of their prior closes with May prices noted for soybeans and corn.
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Board of Trade
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Parker Golfers Turn Back Tech in SWC Match
Arkansas Razorbacks defeated Texas Tech 3-2 in Fayetteville with Richard McCauley clinching a 1-up win over Bruce Dobie. R. H. Sikes shot 68 to beat Richard Yates 6 and 4 in the feature, while Sikes and Oliver won doubles. Tech led by Dobie 69, Yates 73, Davidson 74.
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Baseball Roundup of National and American League Leaders
National League players including H Aaron and Cepeda posted multiple RBIs and top hits. American League leaders such as Allison Wagner Kaline and Battey each had 12 RBIs. Pitching highlights show Fischer Penn Cheney Washburn Nottebart all with 3-0 or 2-0 wins. Night games excluded.
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Boeing Strike Threat Prompts Planned Walkouts Across U S
The AFL-CIO Machinists Union warned of a strike against Boeing Co starting Thursday at Cape Canaveral and other sites within five days if offers do not improve. Walkouts are planned at Wichita and several SAC and Minuteman bases, with additional actions at Vandenberg Huntsville Micahud and nearby plants.
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Dividends Highlight New York Racing Triple Crown Races
The Metropolitan, Suburban, and Brooklyn Handicaps form the trio the sport calls the toughest triple crown. Whisk Broom II won all three in 1913, Tom Fool completed the set in 1953, and Kelso did so in 1961.
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Tom Fool
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