Three Golfers Lead Crosby Tournament at Cypress and Spyglass
The Crosby event sees Nichols deliver birdie bursts on par fives with long putting, Shaw mix of bogeys and seven birdies, and Dill card an eagle at Spyglass Hill. Nichols credits his putter for sharp drives and a race horse quote caps the round. Shaw aims to rebound after losing exempt status last year while Dill, at six foot three, nails a 112 yard nine iron from 20 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trone
Shaw
Cypress
Dill
Spyglass Hill
WTSU Grad Post Names Davis New Grid Boss
Bobby Davis, out of coaching for three years, named head coach at Post and will start Monday replacing Billy Hahn. Davis, 34, returns after selling for T and D Sporting Goods in Lubbock. He led Wilson to a bi district final before leaving coaching and previously coached Lockney and West Texas State alumni.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby Davis
Davis
Billy Hahn
T&d Sporting Goods
Lubbock
Wilson
West Texas State
Lockney
Post
Hahn
Waco Reynolds
Charles Black
Winters
Black
Denver City
Jerry Gibson
Fort Stockton
Ponies Edge Oklahoma City 88 80 in Nonconference Win
SMU rides balanced scoring to an 88-80 victory over Oklahoma City in nonleague play. Bobby Rollings led with 25, Larry Delzell 23, Norman Russell 21 for OCU. Three technical fouls on Abe Lemons late the game as SMU pulled away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas
Southern Methodist
Oklahoma City
Ponies
Bobby Rollings
SMU
Larry Delzell
Norman Russell
OCU
Abe Lemons
Mustangs
Gene Phillips
Various College and City League Scores Across Teams and Grades
The clippings show multiple scorelines across college games including SMU over Oklahoma City 88 80 Texas Southern 86 Prairie View A M 78 Notre Dame 93 Detroit 79 Georgia Tech 90 Auburn 81 and others. City league results include Coca Cola 36 Citizens National Bank 30 First Baptist 91 Meats 03 plus Detroit 106 Philadelphia 103 and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SWC
SMU
Oklahoma City
Texas Southern University
Prairie View
A&m
Simmons
Doane College
Reve College
Dallas Baptist
Col- Mississippi
Florida
Notre Dame
Detroit
Georgia Tech
Auburn
Wagner
Elizabeth
Coca-Cola
Citizens National Bank
First Baptist
Meats
Pittsburgh
Jeteky
Cleveland
Chicago
Philadelphia
Loa Anusion
Cincinnati
Bullato
Portland
Detroit Piate
Toronto
Battlalome Louis
Boston
Bntacado
Matthews
Wilson
Thompson
Atkins
Mackenzie
Slaton
Hutchinson
Oca
Evans
Alderson
Www
West Texas State reports scholastic casualties among athletes
Canyon Texas Special Joe Kerbel announces ten West Texas State athletes failed to clear scholastic barriers after the first semester. Key losses include Ram Faleafing 218 pound fullback Reginald Bassett 235 pound guard Rocky Thompson who has run 9.2 in the 100 yard dash and several other football baseball track and golf players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canyon
West Texas
Joe Kerbel
Ram Faleafing
Reginald Bassett
Rocky Thompson
Thompson
Tim Ehlinger
Doyle Miller
Alex Davis
Larry Huffine
Eddy Liles
Larry Coats
Gary Goodin
Hereford
Lee Lewis
Bart Wiliams
Jackie Kieth
Mickey
West Texas State Upsets New Mexico State 72 67 at Amarillo
West Texas State University overcame a second half deficit to defeat New Mexico State 72 to 67 in Amarillo. Ralph Houston scored 18 for WTSU with Ed Fitzgerald and Ray Golson adding 14 each while Steve Davidson had 13. NMSU fell to 11 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amarillo
West Texas State University
New Mexico State
Ralph Houston
Buffalo
Ed Fitzgerald
Ray Golson
Steve Davidson
WTSU
Agries
Las Cruces
Chito Reyes
Harry Ward
Alex Scott
NMSU
MLS
West Texas
Scott Horne
Lake
Golsoney
Davis
Smith
Fitzgrid
Neal
Houston R
Ward
Eerie
Revee
Golson
Fitzgerald
Four FCA JV Basketball Teams Rally In Opening Round
Four clubs won in the Fellowship of Christian Athletes Junior Varsity tournament opening round. Monterey beat Dunbar 61 to 32, Plainview edged Estacado 47 to 46, Levelland defeated Coronado 53 to 11, and Lubbock High defeated LCHS 64 to 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Monterey
Dunbar
Plainview
Estacado
Ropesville Edges Cooper in Tight Thursday Night Classic
Ropesville defeated Cooper 50 47 as La Shannon and Sam Belew combined for 30 points with Shannon scoring 16 and Belew 14. Cooper's Jesse Martinez led all scorers with 20 points. In girls action Cooper won 51 45 with Marilyn Payton scoring 21 and Roma Arpoyo pacing Cooper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ropesville
la Shannon
Sam Belew
Cooper
Shannon
Belew
Jesse Martinez
Marylin Payton
Roma
Beteam
Nebraska Receives Presidential Plaque For 1970 Football Title
President Nixon honors Coach Bob Devaney and captains Jerry Murtaugh and Dan Schneiss with a ceremonial plaque at a campus convocation in Lincoln. The inscription marks Nebraska as 1970 Big Eight champions and Orange Bowl victor, AP No. 1 team.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornhuskers
Nixon
Bob Devaney
Jerry Murtaugh
Dan Schneiss
Devaney
University of Nebraska
United States
Associated Press
Nebraska
Lombardi and Brown Lead Hall of Fame Candidate List
MIAMI AP The Pro Football Hall of Fame selection committee meets to consider 16 nominees including the late Vince Lombardi and Gale Brown as first time eligible. Lombardi, Packers coach, won six NFL titles and two Super Bowls and died Sept. 3. Brown, last played in 1965, holds career rushing record and single season mark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Pro Football Hall of Fame Selection Committee
Vince Lombardi
Jimmy Brown
Lombardi
Brown
Green Bay
Washington
Packers
ENMU Greyhounds Top Wayland Baptist 97 80 in Home Win
Eastern New Mexico dominated Wayland Baptist 97 80 as Jim Guyman scored 29 points on 11 of 15 shooting John Robertson added 24 and 12 rebounds and Jerry Hyder 19. Wayland top scorer Charles Fuller had 27 points for the Pioneers.
Swim Meet Set For Saturday At Texas Tech
Fifteen high schools are expected to send teams to a schoolboy swim meet at Texas Tech Saturday sponsored by the Dolphins Swim Club and Techs swim team. The day long event begins at 9 a.m. in the Tech pool with ten swimming events and one diving event. Admission is 50 cents. 203 entries were drawn from Abilene Cooper Abilene Albuquerque Academy Albuquerque Valley Andrews Los Alamos Midland Midland Lee New Mexico Military Permian Odessa High Roswell Goddard Wichita Falls Hirschi WF Rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas Tech
Dolphins Swim Club
Tech
Abilene Cooper
Abilene
Albuquerque Academy
Albuquerque Valley
Andrews
Los Alamos
Midland
Midland Lee
New Mexico Military
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Nichols
Tom Shaw
Tema
Terry Dil
Seere
Bobby Nichols
Aveeae Tates
Howie Johnson
Aeyee
Tommy Jacobs
Covsereecaareers
ITT
Gene Litter
Ee Ewes
Ene Ferrell
Poe Cerere
iGobert de Vicenzans
Neon
Rik Massengale
Tree
Rolfe Deming
Pose
Tom Wetskop
Paul Harne
Gilbert Ee
Wiveere
Bob Murphy
Hale Irwin Wes
Tae
Bob Goalby
Don January Tases
Rick Rhoads Travas
George Knudson
Orville Moody
Aeveune
Fred Marti
Jerry Heard
Braeenseeserese
Dave Fichelberger
Teeeeee
Lee Iger Kane
Lene
John Hayes
Cereerearee
Jim Colbert
Esas
Dick Lotz
Bob Stone
Ory
Bruce Crampton
Sees One
John Miller
Dave Stockton
Ton Massengale
Jimmy. Wright
Rex Wso Vee
Immores Kease Yieerer
Lionel Hebert
Rob Rosburg
Babe Hiskey
Ageeeneoes
Larry Hinson
Tony Jacklin
Ray Floyd
Mason Rudoloph
Tb Gorge Boutell
Phil Rodgers
Joe Dent
Rob Lunn
Maxwell
Billy
Ho Wares
Oe Wrens
Ang Miller
Barbereneae Beheurvere
Weretaars
Ron Cerruda
Ayne Ore Fey
Larry Ziesier
Bert Greene
George Archer
Sunshine
Baltimore
Ron Gardin
Bobby Boyd
Wtsu Grad
FCA Action
Lincoln
Neb
Louisiana State
Ozard M. Nixon
Noehrac
Lane
Roosevelt Brown
New York Giants
Joe Schmidt
Norm van Brocklin
Philadelphia Uo
Y.A. Tittle
Charley Conerly
Benny Friedman
Ace Parker
Tuffy Leemans
Ward Duff
Bruiser Kinard
Duke Slater
Bill Hewitt
Frank Robinson
Moray
Zee Bavelom
Greyhounds
Rip Wayland
State Bank
FDIC
Fords
FORD
Fard
Batter
Budile
Mustang
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