Indoor track star field tops 600 yard dash and more at Garden
A strong lineup includes Tom Farrell Army Nick Lee Olympic Club Andy Bell American University Jim Kemp Army defending champ Segren Heath Seagren vault record holder John Thomas defending high jump Leon Coleman last year's 60 hurdles winner Dave Bailey Eastern Michigan Dave Bailey Billy Gaines Santa Clara Valley Youth Village national 60 yard dash champ John Carlos New York Charlotte Cooke Washington leads women's 880 field.
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Toronto
Kemp
Square Garden
Segren Heath Field
Seagren
John Thomas
Leon Coleman
Dave Bailey
Eastern Michigan
Canada
Billy Gaines
Santa Clara Valley
John Carlos
New York
Charlotte Cooke
Washington
Rainbow trout near Lubbock attract anglers to Two Draw Lake
Mrs Eve Young shares a report on Two Draw Lake near Post and Oak Creek Lake fishing scenes. The text highlights rainbow trout stockings, permits priced at 15 dollars yearly per person and 2 dollars daily, and catches including a 20 inch rainbow and a three pound bass.
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Garza County
Timmy Gicklehorn
Wilson
Gickiehorn
Rainbow
Lubbock
Eve Young
62Nd Street
Jimmy Gicklehorn
West Texas
Gicklehorn
Two Draw Lake
Oak Creek Lake
G. C
Cal Steveson
Live Oak Lodge
Ted Dobbing
William Deal
Reese Air Forces Base
Lang Kinsey
Abilene
E. J. Gook
San Angelo
A. A. Bruckner
Wasson
Odessa
Walter Leach
Eddie Bass
Midland
Oe L. M. Walterg
Blackwell
Plainview Hires Three Grid Aides For Football
Plainview School Board announces three new assistant football coaches James Kauffman of Corsicana named first variety assistant and Norman Charley Walton and James Wylie Pollard named varsity assistants. Kauffman and Walton will join Plainview after current contracts end, Pollard may wait until summer. Kauffman is a West Texas State University graduate with ten years coaching experience. Pollard holds a bachelor’s from WisU and has seven years coaching and biology teaching experience.
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James Kauffman
Corsicana
Norman Charley Walton
James Wylie Pollard
Decatur
Kauffman
Walton
Pollard
Glenn Harrison
West Texas States University
WISU
Quarry and Spencer set for Oakland heavyweight title bid
Jerry Quarry age 22 and Dick Spencer age 24 square off in Oakland in a 13 round heavyweight bout for a shot at million dollar earnings. The winner earns $125,000 and advances toward a final against Ellis, with Angelo Duriede among those ringside. The bout airs 4 p.m. CST with satellite and regional TV, excluding Northern California.
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Jerry Quarry
Spencer
Tas Eard
Beto Millionaire
Cassius Clay
World Boxing Association
Jack Dempsey
Rocky Marciano
Joe Louis
Clay
Quarry
Kayo
Japan
Mexico City
United States
California
WBA
Ernie
Iee
Floyd ‘Patterson
Mack Villate
Oakland -Arcana
Ellis
Leeds- Martin
Oscar
Bonavena
Habedardfather
Angelo
Duridee
Wills Be
Beri
Night baseball takes over AL schedule in 1968
The American League releases the 1968 schedule with 429 night games, up from 400. Six-game tilt era ends. California Angels lead with 4 night dates, Yankees drop to 33, and a string of opening-week games inaugurates the season including Washington and Detroit on April 8 and 9. The Athletics host Baltimore under lights April 17 at Alameda County Stadium.
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Joe Cronin
Cronin
California Angels
Baltimore
Ith
Washington
Cleveland
Oakland
New -York Yankees
Detroit
Chicago
California
New York
Athletics
Alameda County Stadium
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Revenue suit filed in state court against TS firm
An entity identified as ee eae man Jore Beate sues TS and a party called a 2 hoa whites 13 eater Walle oa Bate tate over a dispute related to a Stent ice arrangement. The filing names names and locations in vague terms and seeks relief through the state court system.
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Jore Beate
Era Hee Kraay
See
Sues TS
Whites
Eater
Walle
Bate
Tate & Ie
Stent Ice
Six Texans Named To HS All America Team
New York reports six Texans named to the 17th annual Scholastic Magazine high school football all America team. The selections include Ken Adama Ronnie Carroll Frank Ditta Odoms and others from Houston Tulia Abilene Corpus Christi and more. Proceeds from a charity basketball game fund the T Club.
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UPD
Houston
Scholastic
Tex Ans
Ken ‘Adama
Ronnie Tulia
Tulia High Carroll
Frank Ditta
Jack
Mildren
Abilene and
Riley
Harlem Stars
Odoms
Corpus Christ
Tulsalstates
Texas
Ohio
Cal
The
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