IOC draws seven point plan for 1964 games
The International Olympic Committee proposes a seven point plan to curb political interference in sports and guarantee free access and fair venue decisions. Avery Brundage and international federations agreed to discuss further in June. Swiss papers question ice hockey in 1964. the ice hockey league may cancel Innsbruck event if rights payments rise.
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Texas Rips Raiders In Tank Meet
The University of Texas defeated Texas Tech 56 to 38 in a dual swim meet at Tech pool. Texas won eight events to Tech’s three, with record swims by Tech’s Simpkins and Jay Smith of Texas among others. Simpkins led Tech with 11 1/2 points and multiple relay wins highlighted the competition.
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Philip Kin
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Rick Baird
Elton Floyd
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Jim Graves
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Jon Kott
Karl Keith
Ay Smith
Se Freestyte
Bill
Area Tech
Mike Bohn
Rusty Barefield
Bob Smith
Bobby Jewett
Dick Hasse
Clovis High announces spring athletic schedules
Clovis High School released schedules for spring sports. Baseball plays 22 games with nine doubleheaders beginning March 16 at Clovis vs Eunice. Track features ten meets including Wildcats Relays starting March 2 at Snyder and end May 4 with district meet in Caris. Golf plays nine meets starting March 1 vs Roswell at NM Military Institute. Tennis plans nine matches with first doubles tournament February 9. John Lucas guided Penn State to an unbeaten cross country season last fall.
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Sunland Park Handicap Wins by Lady Meirs
Lady Meirs stunned the Sunland Park crowd by winning the first running of the $3,000 Yucca Handicap over the best quarter horses. Rhoda Creel and Safety First finished second and third as Fly Straw faded to sixth in a field of eleven.
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New Strike Zone Explained at Tigers Camp
Detroit Tigers farm director Don Lund demonstrates the new strike zone extending from the batter's shoulder top to knee bottom during early camp in Lakeland. Watching are Mickey Stanley Jim Northrup Willis Horton manager Bob Scheffing and Bob Anderson with veteran Jake Wood and several rookies.
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Royal and Treadwell Honored at Dallas Sports Dinner
At the Dallas YMCA Sports Achievement Dinner Darrell Royal football coach of Texas is Southwesterner of the Year for 1962. All-America guard Johnny Treadwell receives Amateur Athlete of the Year. Hay den Fry SMU coach is Senior College Coach of the Year. Shofner Baylor star Pro Athlete of the Year may be absent. Daugherty MSU coach to speak. Eddie LeBaron Cowboys QB MC.
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New York
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Rice University
ENMU Greyhounds Begin Four-Week Spring Football Drills
Eastern New Mexico University opens four weeks of spring football practice Monday under coaches B B Lees and Jack Nowka while head coach Carl Richardson is on leave for doctoral work. Twenty-three lettermen join returning players with eight transfers and a planned spring game on March 9. scrimmages set for Tuesdays and Fridays if weather allows.
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George Young
Borger
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Quanah
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Mid Ray Clark
Southwest Louisiana State
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Levelland
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Mack Cook
Texas A&m
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Waymond Green
Charlie Mitchell
Tulia
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Hale
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Portales
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Farwell
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Palmer defers plans to leave Miami Country Club
Arnold Palmer denied reports he planned to quit the Country Club of Miami while he competes in the Phoenix Open, a $35,000 PGA TOUR event in Phoenix.
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Clovis Wildcats 1963 Football Schedule Released
Clovis announces the 1963 football slate featuring 10 games with four non conference dates. The opener is September 6 at Portales. A September 27 trip to Muleshoe is the only Texas game.
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Eastern Tankers Win 3-Way Meet in Portales
Eastern New Mexico University and New Mexico Military Institute topped Kansas State in a three way meet in Portales. NMMI beat Kansas 57 to 38 in the medley with a 2 13.2 time. Eastern opens a three day trip to Colorado Thursday as part of the Seed Meet.
Kelso Wins Narrowly in 1 4 5 Mile Heat at Downs
Kelso led a tight finish against Jaipur and Hitting Away in a 1 1 8 mile race. Aidan, Ismael Valenzuela, Steve Brooks, and Bill Hartack rode strong, with Kelso paying 6.70 to win, 3.60 to place, and 2.80 to show as 25 873 spectators watched the fast track contest.
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Sixteen Added To Colonial National Invitation Field
Sixteen more players were added to the field for the 18th annual Colonial National Invitation Golf Tournament in Fort Worth May 9-12. The additions bring the field to include most tour champions, with Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus Ben Hogan already invited and joined by Burke Casper Jr Collema Littler Maxwell Ragan Sanders Wininger.
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