Marvin Kris Tynik Still Top Man At Texas Longhorns
Greg Lott says Marvin Kris Tynik, 6 0 and 185 pounds, is the senior leader for Texas football. The Lubbock High School product enters fall practice with high expectations and press acclaim as the next great Texas quarterback. Lott praises Tynik's drive and accuracy, and predicts he could win the No 1 spot by October after strong spring drills.
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Greg Lott
Marvin Kristynik
University of Texas
Lubret
Lott
Lubbock High School
Texas
Marv
Set Lott
Hub City
Hub Motor Co
Longhorn
Bobby Layne
Marvin
Royal
Bay City
Greg Lou
Soph Royal and Co
Cents
Lubbock
SWC
Ole Wilson Junior High
Gaining Varsity Privileges Signals Big Step Forward
A young business major reflects on moving from freshman to varsity status. He recalls the hardship of freshman year and credits improved coaching and finer points of the game for the change. He predicts less reliance on passing with the current line and mentions several knowledgeable teammates.
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Longhorn
Marvin
Tommy Nobis
Pete Sammons
Butch Hubbard
Bill Sullivan
John Elliot
Lighted Practice Field At UT Hints At Big Season
UT notes focus on depth and practice under lights as two a days near. Nobis looms as a standout, while two-a-day drills in the Capitol City excite Lott. Remodeling Moore Hill Hall kitchens and dining spaces also feature among athlete amenities.
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Greg
Nobis
Memorial Stadium
Lott
Capitol City
Moore Hill Hall
DKR
Duke Carlisle
San Francisco
David Parks
John Brodie
George Mira
Red Raider
E. J. Holub
Roswell
Stan Gallup
National Golden Gloves
Olympic Boxing Committee
Tech
Donny Anderson
Texas
Pete Sammons
Tommy Nobis
Arkansas
Loyd Phillips
Steeple Jill Dominates Delaware Handicap Headlines 1965 Horse of the Year
Steeple Jill, a 4 year old by Jester Midnight Belle, won the $123,265 Delaware Handicap at Delaware Park over 10 fillies and mares. Trainer Bert Mulholland plans Saratoga engagements including the Diana on August 23, with Steeple Jill a strong candidate for horse of the year.
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Stanton
Del
Oh Hat
Miss Vandish
Steele Jill
Jill
Jester Midnight Belle
Battlefield
Delaware Park
Bert Mulholland
Widener Stable
Saratoga
Diana
Golf tournament ends with Lema and Palmer far back
The final two holes sealed the $20,000 first prize and boosted the winner’s official yearly earnings to $89,700. Bobby Nichols was fourth at 276, Billy Casper fifth at 277 after a 74, with Dick Sikes and Jim Ferrer at 278. Defending champion Tony Lema and Arnold Palmer, at 280 and 290 respectively, trailed.
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Bobby Nichols
Billy Casper
Dick Sikes
Jim Ferrer
Tony Lema
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Gardner Dickinson
Eaee
H. Sikes
Mason Rudolph
Pete Brown
Miller Barber
Dick Crawford
Gene Littler
Dave Marr
Joe Campbell
Tommy Alt
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Tommy Aaron
Johnny Pott
Gay Brewer
Bob Charles
Bob Goalby
Bruce Devlin
Bruce Crampton
Eeeee
Charles Sifford
Bar Eees
al Geiberger
Bert Yancey
Doug Sanders
Tommy Jacobs
Phil Rodgers
Aee Ene
Harold Kneece
Wes Ellis
Julius Boros
Randy Glover
Julius Ros
Terry Dill
Paul Harney
Seer Eae
Larry Mowry
Weee
Homero Blancas
Dan Sikes
James Walker Jr
Rod Funseth
Cen Cree
Frank Beard
Veer
Cary Middiecoff
Dudley Wysong
Jay Dolan
Tou Graham
Bill Collins
Sam. Carmichael Eh
Howie Johnson
George Archer
Carees
Pat Schwab
Methodist Win Over Abilene in NBC Baseball Tourney
First Methodist of Lubbock shutout Abilene 7 to 0 in NBC tourney action at Lowrey Field. In the nightcap Hamlin edged Big Spring 8 to 7 after a bases loaded walk in the ninth. Relief pitcher Steve Hillhouse walked in the winning run for Big Spring in the bottom of the ninth.
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First
Methodist
Lubbock
Abilene Sports
Hamlin
Big Spring
Lowrey Field
Abilene
Hub City
Steve Hillhouse
Margaret Smith Wins Net Titles at Baden Baden
Australia’s Margaret Smith won three titles at the Baden Baden international tournament. She defeated Lesley Turner 6-2 6-1 in the women’s singles final and then teamed with Turner to beat Anette Van Zyl and Heide Schildknecht 6-3 6-2 in the women’s doubles.
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Baden-Baden, Germany
Australia
Margaret Smith
Baden-Baden
Miss Smith
Lesley Turner
Anette van Zyl
South Africa
Heide Schildknecht
Germany
Mexico Doubles Star Praised and Contenders Confident
Ralston called the Mexican doubles player the best in Mexico. Contreras expressed confidence Mexico would win both singles and claim the championship. United States captain George MacCall acknowledged the better team won and praised Palafox for elevating his play, remaining optimistic for Monday.
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Mexico
Contreras
George MacCall
United States
Palafox
MacCall
Russians Defeat United States in Olympic Track Meet
Stars and injuries marked the final day as the Soviet Union edged the United States in multiple events. Mikhail Storozhenko led with 7883 points in decathlon while Bob Schul failed to outrun Storozhenko in the 1500 and 5000 meters amid U S injuries across the team. Edith McGuire and Wyomia Tyus starred for the U S women.
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America
Bob Schul
Dayton
Ohio
Schul
Russ Hodge
San Jose
Calif
Bill Toomey
Laguna Beach
Mikhail Storozhenko
Soviet Union
Storozhenko
Toomey
Russia
Rein Run
Hodge
Bill Mills
Darel Newman
Morgan Groth
Martinez
Viktor Kudinsky
Adofus Alexeunas
Jan Lusis
Alexander Zolotorev
Edith McGuire
Atlanta
Wyomia Tyus
Griffin
Miss Tyus
Tamara
Irinia
Irina
Kiev
U.S.S.R
United States-Russia
Mikhail
Stojroshenko
Rein Aun
Russ
United States
Lynn Saunders
Abilene
Tex
Jay Luck
New Haven
Conn
Don Owens
Is Angeles
Ollan Cassell
Nutley
N.J
Yuri Kashcheev
Viktor Bichikov
Nikolai Shkarmikov
Vadim Arkhipchuk
U. 8
Aun
Stoseenende
U.S.S
Ron Whitney
Gene
Piotr Bolotnikov
Ronald Larrieu
Los Angeles
Kestutis Orentas
Jim Grelle
Portland
Ore
Jim Ryan
Wichita
Kan
Ivan Belitzky
Oleg Ratko
Adolfas Alexcunas
George Young
Casa Grande
Ariz
Jeff Fishback
Belmont
Tnple
Alexandr Zolotareve
U.B.S.R
Art Walker
Birmingham
Ala
Anatoli Shvetz
Uss.s.r
Darrel Horn
Orinda
Valery Brumel
Janis Lusis
Mart Paama
S.R
Larry Stuart
Bill Floerke
Kansas City
Tatyana Tatyshevas
Willye White
Chicago
Sonia ‘Guss
Long Beach
Irina Press
U.S
Galina Bystrova
Rosie Bonds
Cherrie Sherrard
Oakland
Tamara Dmitryeva
Marie Mulder
North Highlands
Zoya Skobtseva
U.S.B.R
School Rolls Toward Record Attendance Mark
Dallas AP Texas Coaching School heads toward a record enrollment as 3 519 registered for a four day coaching clinic opening tomorrow and running through Thursday Officials expect at least 4 200 enrollments with some predicting up to 4 400 The event touted as the world s largest coaching school enters its 33rd year Lectures cover football basketball baseball and track with experts from Texas A M SMU and other schools scheduling talks
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Dallas
Texas
L. W. McConachie
Texas High School Coaches Association
Fort Worth
McConachie
Association
Allen Winters
Temple
Houston
Southern Methodist University
Gene Stallings
Texas A&m
Hayden Fry
Southern Methodist
Ralph Tasker
Hobbs
N.M
Don Haskins
Texas Western
Charley Thomas
Dolph J. Regelsky
Dallas Crozier Tech
Abe Barnett
Dallas Sunset
Eddie Lane
Southern Methae
Regret Among Only Fillies to Win Run for the Rose
The 1915 Kentucky Derby winner Regret is the only filly to capture the Run for the Roses historic race in its long history.
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New York
UPI
Bryan Wins TAAF Region Singles Title
Amarillo’s John Bryan overcame John Gottschall of Lubbock 4-6 6-2 6-3 to win the Regional TAAF singles tennis championship and earn a state berth. Gottschall paired with Lewis Marshall to take the men's doubles title over Bryan Spears. The two day event crowned multiple champions across boys and girls divisions.
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Jim Barnett
Dwight Howard
Amarillo
TAAF
Lubbock
Don Botik
Joe Jopling
Amarillo Tascosa
John Bryan
John Gottschall
Gottschall
Lewis Marshall
Bryan
John Spears
Dave Sloan
Barnett
Whitt Cline
Ronnie Barnett
Wayne Johnsson
Steve Peterson
Mike Zimmer
Bill McDowell
Dan Novak
Mark Philbrick
McDowell
Zipp Cline
John Sloan
Kay Young
Margaret Jones
Miss Young
Liz Parker
Susie Crain
Sherrie Sloan
Cindy Hale
Penny Byerley
Ronda Foran
Pauletta Sharpe
Gloria Williams
Elizabeth Scott
Barbara McCabb
Brownfield
Susan Durham
Miss Scott
Kerry Byerley
Alice Nichols
Barbara Bramsett
Seminole
Barbara Ralson
Miss Bramlett
Cynthia Bramlett
Julia Cox
Shayne Curtis
Browns Collier wary of College All Stars before Friday
Hiram Ohio AP Browns coach Blanton Collier cautions that the College All Stars can surprise even strong teams. He cites polished players like Staubach Neely and Butkus and notes the All Stars impressed in scrimmage. Collier also praises Browns progress while acknowledging tough competition.
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Hiram
Ohio
Blanton
Collier
Cleveland Browns
Chicago
Chicago Bears
Browns
Bears
Dick But‘kus
Illinois
Rogier Staubach
Navy
Ralph Neely
Oklahoma
Fred Bilenikoff
Florida ‘State
Jack Snow
Notre Dame l
Bob Hayes
Florida A&m
Otto Graham
the All-Stars
Staubach
Mike Howell
Grambling
Philadelphia
Lanée Howell
Dale Lindsey
Western Kentucky
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John Bentley
Eldon Frost
Moose Dudley
John Scott
Ooi
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Hank Pope
Danny Valdez
Mike Brumley
Tito Arencibia
Dougerat
Ricky Ellis
Harnin
Ralston
Jim Greele
Sey
Adolph Plum Cawley
Adolph Plummer
Dave Weill
Walnut Creek
Viktor Bolshov
Steel Files
Aluminum
W. Yextes
Frank Todd
Baker Company
Box 910
Lahbock, Texas
Taaf Region
Browns’ Collier
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Jim Ninowski
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