Olympic skating and bobsled results amid medal chase
A report on Olympic events notes skaters contending for medals with the United States placing fourth in women’s figure skating and a strong showing by Great Britain led by Tony Nash and Robin Bixon in two man bob. Kaija Mustonen of Finland wins silver in the 1500, with Eva Skoblikova extending her record to four career golds. Judy Morsette leads US women as they hope for a breakthrough in the upcoming women’s slalom.
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Aisih
Amer
Tony Nash
Robin ® Bixon
Great Britain
BES
Finland
Kaija “Mustonen
Russia
Berta Kolokoltzeva
Judy Morsatetn
Butte
Mont
Janice Lawler
Minneapolis
Janice Smith
Rochester
Regina Heltzer
Canada
Lenox Paints Erage with A Ys A
An OCR fragment references Lenox and paint usage clues for a historic surface. The readable words suggest coverage and color naming but lack full context for a precise event or outcome. Further text would clarify the project, date, and participants.
Collegians Not Pros Debate Sparks Amateur Hockey Stance
Campbell argues most players are amateurs not in pro leagues, including funded youths with NHL-backed teams. He notes US Amateur Athletic Union rules differ from Canada and cites plans to create farm teams in northern states to train young American players. Kennedy sees nine-team NBA expansion as more likely than a new pro league within five years.
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Jon
Campbell
United States
Canada
Hart
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
South Dakota
Kennedy
Nole Clouts 2 As Ig Ta Indians
Nole delivers a strong performance as the Indians face a demketie play. The team now stands 3 5 with a road game upcoming and aims to rebound in the next matchup.
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Nm Demketie
Goan Special Report Closes with Two Events
A brief note from MW Special states two events in Goan coverage. Readers see limited details as text is fragmented and unclear.
Sweetwater Narrowly Edges Opponent in Local Bout
In a tense home game Sweetwater held a 50 to 45 edge. Benny Pate led with 18 points while George Butts added 14 and Sart Newton contributed as the standout for Sweetwater in a scrappy contest. Walton Franklin sparked the team with a key sequence late.
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Sweeteater
Walton Franklin
Ieee
Meinasey- Bed
Sweetwater
Benny Pate
Buffs Blast To 78 62 Victory In District Tilt
Stanton Buffaloes roll to a fifth straight District AA win by 72 52 at Alpine. Ronald Hartsett scores 27, Donny Thompson 18, Larry Merrifield 14 as Stanton dominates quarters 21 22 37 28 50 42. Alpine’s Bill Boring topges 38. Stanton girls clinch district with 59 31 win.
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Stanton
Stanton Buffaloes
Alpine
Buffs
Ronald Hartsett
Donny Thompson
Larry Merrifield
Bill Boring
Bob Labess
Crane
Golden Crates
Jackrabbits Roll To 184 Victory In ABC Action
In Friday action the Pee Wee Jackrabbits defeated the Pirates 184 as Jeff Bray and Warren Brumley each scored seven. Bobby Moore led the losers with four while Bill Davis added 11 for the Fortininers who won. Oakwood edged Southside 21 to 10 with Ronnie Tanmer scoring seven for the winners and Dan Scioges adding six for the losers. Southside held off Parkdale 34 to 7 in Pioneer Church League with Ted King pouring 21 points and Marino Gonzalez scoring 15 for the losers.
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ABC
Pirates
Fortyniners
Bulldogs
Jeff Bray
Warren Brumley
Rabbits
Bobby Moore
Bill Davis
Fortininers
al Galegos
Crusader Church League
Oakwood
Southside
Sunland Results Reported With Mixed Scores
The Sunland meet results show times and placings across multiple events with entries such as Owen 3.48 and Gates 2.40 noted among other athletes. Attendance registered at 2.4, while listed times span sprints to longer heats with various scoring values and participant names.
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Surlard
Ana Sun
Wat
Bate Sito
Ial
Betes Eas
Cata
Owen
Billy Gates
Yen
Nkartonk
Furton
Itera
Bersie
Neal
Antelopes Bounce To Over Frenship
The Antelopes rallied to even the score in a close matchup against Frenship. Key players contributed late in the game to secure a momentum swing and keep their playoff hopes alive.
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Antelopes
Wildcats Edge Dumas In Close 47 46 Victory
Littlefield Wildcats upset Dumas 47 to 46 in District 4-AAA action. Dumas led 22-10 at halftime, but Littlefield surged in the third quarter to take a 33-31 edge. Rob ert Moffatt scored 17 for Dumas, while Larry Woods added 5 for Littlefield.
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Dumas
Shoefield
Wildcats
Dimas
Demons
Demoins
Cald
Littlefield
Larry Woods
Robert Moffatt
Snyder Defeats Lake View Team
The Snyder Tigers defeated Lake View 89 to 65 on Friday. Jimmy Wilson led Snyder with 23 points, followed by Leslie Brown with 20 and Drew Bullard with 13. Joe Hartmen scored Lake View’s 22 points as Jessie Blind tallied 37. In the B game Snyder beat Lake View B 36 to 20, Reed Robertson scoring 20 points for Snyder.
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Joe Hartmen
Lake Views
Jessie Blind Isocring
Snyder
Lake View
Reed Robertson
Steve Stowell
Wiliams
Peting
John ‘Rite
Coaches to Nominate All Star Players in Regional Meeting
Texas coaches and region leaders plan sessions on football offense and defense and basketball topics with experts from Texas Tech, Dalhart, McAdoo, Palo Duro and other schools. The committee will submit regional players for August all star football and basketball games at a state meeting.
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Krea High! Tech
All Texas
Assn
T. King
Texas
Tech
Doug Ethridge
Dalbart
Pat Patterson
Taxtosa
James Odom
Monay
Fabian Lemley
McAdoo
Tom Gilley
Palo Duro
Bill Carter
Tascoss
Don Sparks
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