Nikula Leads International Field At National AAU Indoor Meet
Finnish pole vault ace Pentti Nikula headlines a world class lineup at the National AAU indoor championships in New York with Jim Beatty and Valery Brumel among contenders in key events. The meet targets multiple records as Brumel and Bragg’s pole mark face challengers from the U S and abroad.
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West Virginia
Rolando Cruz
Villanova
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Meadow Beats Amherst 68 63 In District Showdown
Meadow Bronchos defeated Amherst Bulldogs 68 to 63 in a late rally to claim the district title battle. Gary Bell scored 26 for Meadow, with Dunn 16 and Sturdivant 14, while Amherst’s Pigg 20 Smith 18 and Pierce 12 led their effort. Meadow advances to meet McAdoo in regional March 1 at Canyon. Amherst faces Bula in bi district play Tuesday at Sudan.
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Mike Smith
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Yogi Berra Begins First Base Coaching Role
Yogi Berra, after 16 seasons as star catcher and outfielder for the New York Yankees, shifts to first base coach. The 37 year old expects heckling from opponents in Boston and Kansas City and plans spring Florida games as a testing ground, with 30 Yankees exhibition contests ahead.
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Borden Girls Tie Series With Sands 57–44 Victory
Borden's girls evened the playoff series with Sands by defeating the visitors 57 44 here Friday night in the second game of a three game set. Stephens scored 41 for Borden and Zelda Bodeene 26 for Sands as the final game will be Tuesday at an undecided site.
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Hobbs Eagles extend win streak to 24 with 75 59 victory
Hobbs overwhelms Clovis 75 to 59 to remain undefeated at 24 straight wins. Clifford Powell scored 22, Jim Bridges 17, Gary Overbeck 14 as Hobbs built a 39 23 halftime edge. Clovis, led by Jim Martin with 22, ends 17 6 season and 8 4 district.
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Indians Rip Dimmitt in Postseason Practice Clash
Seminole's Indians defeated the Dimmitt Bobcats 64-42 in a district championship tuneup. Mike Patterson led with 14 points, Frank Rice 12, Chester Sample 11, while James Cowell scored 16 for Dimmitt. The Indians led 27-24 at halftime and pulled away in the second half.
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Sunland Park Race Results Friday Take Winners and Payouts
Sunland Park New Mexico results list winners in each race from first to tenth along with payoffs. Notable outcomes include 3 year olds maiden race won by Posys Doggie paying 12.80 to win and 7.60 to place, plus various quinellas and doubles with multihorse payouts.
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Cager JohnsonScores 67 Points as Jaguars Lose
Herbert Johnson of Jacksonville Baptist College poured in 67 points, but Centenary Freshmen defeated JB 105-95. Johnson hit 25 FGs and 17 FG-free throws, boosting his season average to 36.5 and possibly making him the top junior college scorer.
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Ice Cream Contains Key Milk Nutrients In Different Proportions
Ice cream includes all major nutrients found in milk though their proportions vary. It provides calcium protein and vitamins but in different relative amounts compared with milk.
Records tumble as Air Force tops Texas Tech in swimming meet
Air Force Academy defeated Texas Tech 63 to 32 at Tech Natatorium amid seven Falcons wins and Phil Simpkins posted two wins and broke pool and school marks. Ron Grim of Tech set multiple records, while Jim Jamerson led Falcons with eight points in a meet featuring a double win by Simpkins and a free admission for today’s double header.
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Carver Reaches Final In State Class AA Tournament
Prairie View Special report: Midland Carver Hornets, defending District 1-AA champions, advance to the Class AA state final against Fairfield after defeating Crockett Ralph Bunche 82-54 and Navassa to 80-35. Fairfield beats Grand Prairie Dalworth 65-51 and Daingerfield 60-44.
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Comanche Entries Outline For Today's Track Meet
Comanche prepares for today’s track event with Nicky Gage leading the century, Mike Klein and Art Carroll in the 220, Roy Heath and Weldon Heatherly in the quarter, Coon and Ray DeLeon in the 880, and Singleton and Greg Moore in the mile. Gage, Garrison, Christian and Carroll headline the sprint relay with Heath erly, Coon or Heath in the mile relay. Tim Garrison and Merle Griffin in the high hurdles. Christian and Carroll in the lows. Field events feature Bill Pearce in discus and Carroll in broad jump. Christian and Danny Ham in high jump. Monterey prospects John McIntyre and possibly Kim Forrester in the century. Bill Shipman and Steve Warshaw in the 220. Steve Wal- read more.
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Sandy Sandusky
Kerrville
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Fort Stockton track meet lineup and stadium dedication
The article lists athletes from Fort Stockton and Big Spring for sprint and distance events, relays, and field events led by McIntyre Warshaw Forrester and Gray in multiple races. Curtis Kelley of Big Spring will referee the jointly sponsored meet by Fort Stockton Public Schools and Fort Stockton Jaycees, dedicated to the local state championship team with finals ceremonies this afternoon.
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Jimmy Hopson
Barry Gray
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Warshaw
David Laughlin
George Hancock
Jerry Johnson
Tommy Hawkins
Conrad Schmid
Scott MacKenzie
Waldron
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Texas Christian Inks Three Players
Fort Worth AP reports coach Abe Martin announced three more high school football players will join Texas Christian University next fall. The trio includes Steve Wheelis who quarterbacked undefeated Jacksboro to the Class AA state title.
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Steve Wheelis
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Picadors To Host Top Ranked Rams
The San Angelo College Rams the nation’s top junior college team face Texas Tech Freshmen at 600 p.m. in a warm up before the Raider Rice varsity game. San Angelo sits 21-2 with a three game Western Junior College Conference lead and 12-0 in conference play.
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Pistons Rally to Top Nationals in 126 117 Win
The Detroit Pistons rallied with a 25 point burst in the final six minutes to defeat the Syracuse Nationals 126 117. Dolph Schayes scored eight points to push his career total to 18 999 and he was nearing 19 000 points with a likely milestone at Syracuse Sunday.
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Comanche Relays Records Highlight Texas Track Standouts
Records set across events at the Comanche Relays feature top sprinters and field athletes from Big Spring Andrews Snyder and other towns. Notable marks include Lasater 9.7 in 100 yards, Nelson 21.6 in 220, Barrett 4:28.5 in mile, Matson 56-9 in shot put, and Alvarez 12-3 in pole vault, with divisions I II listing further bests.
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Phil Barrett
Midland
R. E. Merritt
Larry Shoemaker
Davis Cormier
Leslie Blackburn
Stanley Woolever
Snyder
Jesse Crawford
Jerry Trenary
Denver City
James Russell
Kermit
Hector Alvarez
Bobby Jones
Carlsbad
Randy Matson
Pampa
Spencer Johnson
Tascosa
Ronney Conner
Fort Stockton
Daniel Valenzuela
David Baugh
Rotan
Lupe Yzaguirre
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Alonzo Robbins
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Steve Schr
Bice Garners All-District Honors in 2AAA
Seminole's Bice earned first team honors as the Indians swept 2AAA selections. Darrell Lawson of Andrews Reggie Gilbreath of Kermit Buddy Luce of Fort Stockton Randy Jackson of Monahans joined Bice on the first unit. Shester Sample John Curry made the second team with Ken Deckard Larry Lumpkin and Francisco Quiroz on the second squad. Emory Smith and Roger Byies received honorable mention.
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Monahans
Shester Sample
John Curry
Ken Deckard
Larry Lumpkin
Pecos
Francisco Quiroz
Odessa Ector
Emory Smith
Roger Byies
Shallowater Mustangs to face Roosevelt Eagles in 7-B playoff
The Shallowater Mustangs meet the Roosevelt Eagles at 7:30 p.m. for District 7-B playoff rights after a weather postponement. All district champions must be certified by midnight. Roosevelt won the round robin title and Shallowater the district tournament. Free admission for district 7-B students when in groups with coaches. The winner earns a bi-district bye and advances to the Canyon regional March 1-2.
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Delaura and Loose Lead in Bowling Doubles
Don Delaura and Gary Loose of Menomonee Falls Wis lead the doubles with a 1282 total in the American Bowling Congress tournament. They outpaced Otto Krueger and Jerry Quinlan of Findlay Ohio by 32 pins in Buffalo New York.
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Sports Shirt Festival Canceled Over Cold Weather
San Juan Texas officials canceled the annual sports shirt festival for winter visitors due to extreme cold, ruling out participation because attendees must wear coats.
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AAU Battles NCAA USTFF Over New York Indoor Meet
The AAU rejected a USTFF offer to sanction the 1963 United States Indoor Track and Field Championships at Madison Square Garden for 3 percent of gross receipts or 200 dollars. The dispute stalls a dual sanctioning compromise, with AAU reaffirming sole authority and urging cooperation for Pan American team selection and Olympic representation.
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Scores from college basketball across regions and pro games
Southwest games show Hardin-Simmons 97 over Arlington State 55 and ACC 78 over Trinity 73. Midwest includes Michigan State 85 over Moorhead State 70 and Illinois Tech 69 over St. Ambrose 67. Pro night features St. Louis 115 over Chicago 98 and Detroit 126 over Syracuse 117.
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Pioneers Rout Fort Worth Christian 97 67 In Fort Worth
Lubbock Christian College uses all 12 players in a 97 67 win over Fort Worth Christian. Stan Lynch and Ned Boaz lead with 16 points each, Mike Woods tops Fort Worth with 26. The Pioneers boost to a 42 26 halftime lead and later face Amarillo Badgers and San Angelo next week. Sayre game canceled.
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Thompson Rites Planned Sunday
Thompson James F. Thompson 60 a Santa Fe Railroad foreman died on arrival at Clovis Memorial Hospital. Services set for 2 p.m. Sunday at Our Chapel of Memories Mortuary with Rev. Arthur Shaw officiating. Burial in Lawn Haven Memorial Garden. Survived by wife Winnie a son James F. Jr. Roswell a daughter Betty Carleton a brother J. C. Tulsa and two grandchildren. Pallbearers listed.
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Warriors to Join United Football League in 1963
Indianapolis Warriors announce intent to operate in the United Football League next season. Club president Michael Schaefer cites sufficient financial stockholder support for 1963 after suspending operations for 1962 due to losses approaching $42,000 in 1961 and 1962.
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