Texas Tech star Donny Anderson weighs 200 pounds seeks speed balance
The article profiles Stinnett halfback Donny Anderson aiming to stay near 200 pounds to preserve speed after Spring training. It also notes Texas Tech coaches meeting with Red Raider Clubs in Abernathy and Hobbs, and various Texas sports moves and acquisitions across colleges and leagues.
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Tyler Junior College
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Bill Nutter
Conway
Ark
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Raleigh
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Fort Worth
Burnett Field
Dallas
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Takes After Mother Gary Player Far Shorter than Father
Gary Player, tall father George Bayer and other golf figures are discussed in a Thunderbird classic via Oscar Fraley. Gary, 5'7 and 150 pounds, is said to take after his mother while his father, a six footer, teases his son’s shorter stature. The piece highlights Don Cherry and Julius Boros, plus Arnold Palmer and Bobby Nichols as rising stars amid tour talk.
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United States
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Arnold Palmer
Jacky Bonvin
Switzerland
Shell
Don Cherry
Julius Boros
Boxer Remains In Serious Condition After Ring Injury
Luther Ray Hubble 24, an oilfield worker who boxed as a hobby, stayed in serious condition after a June 7 bout in Amarti when his head struck the ropes in the final round. He was knocked down, revived, and has remained in a coma though shows slight improvement. His wife said he fought for $10 a round, and the family of four hopes he may retire from boxing for good.
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Hobby
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Willie Franklin
Amati
Sharon Bell Tops At Meet in Texas Junior Champs
Sharon Bell of Lubbock won three firsts and a second in the 12 13 division at the Texas Junior Champs Meet and was named outstanding athlete. She claimed the 50 and 75 yard dashes and the broad jump with second in the standing broad jump. Donna Sparks won the 10 11 division 50 yard dash and placed second in the 125 yard dash. Ronnie Hughes led Lubbock boys in the 75 yard dash and low hurdles. others posted seconds in multiple events. The event was sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce.
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Fort Stockton
Sharon Bell
Lubbock
Texas
Donna Sparks
Texas Tech
Don Sparks
Ronnie Hughes
Larry Burnett
Greg Moore
Brian Woolsey
iCastleberry
Kathy Lack
Miss Bell
Sue Schexnayder
Port Arthur
Janice Rinehart
Snyder
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Hubs and Skyliners Triumph in Interleague Doubleheader
Mike Calloway pitched a two hitter as the Hubbers blanked the Red Birds 8 0 at Lowery Field. Donnie Bumpass drove two triples for NBC Hubbers while W C Gardner took the loss for the Industrial League Birds. Barry Keckler and Jimmy Fullerton led NBC Skyliners to an 11 2 win over Lubbock Electric with Keckler adding a double and single. Fred Hamrick took the loss.
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Lowery Field
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W. C. Gardner
Barry Keckler
Skyliners
NBC
Lubbock Electric
Jimmy Fullerton
Fred Hamrick
Creed Takes Firm Lead In Cosmopolitan Women's Open
Clifford Ann Creed 98 pounds from Alexandria Louisiana fired a two under par 70 to take a one stroke lead over Shirley Spork and Gloria Armstrong heading into Sunday's final round. Creed has a two day total of 141.
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Shirley Spork
Gloria Armstrong
Miss Spork
Betsy Rawls
Ruth Jessen
Sandra Haynie
Marlene Hagge
Darlene Ward Wins Notts Open Title In Nottingham
American player Darlene Hard from Long Beach defeats Maria Bueno of Brazil 7-5 to win the Notts Open women's title in Nottingham, England, on Saturday.
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Nottingham
England
Darlene Hard
Long Beach
Calif
Maria Bueno
Brazil
Thunderbird Golf Classic Final Round On NBC
The final round of the Thunderbird Golf Classic, worth $100,000, will be televised nationally by NBC from 4 to 5 p.m. EST Sunday.
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Golf ON TV Today
Harrison, N.Y
NBC
13-Man Russian Roulette Headlines Wednesday Wrestling Card
A 13-man Russian Roulette event leads the Fair Park Coliseum card with $1500 to the sole survivor. Participants include Verne Gagne Dory Funk Sr Dory Funk Jr Fritz Von Erich and others with three champions among them. The show features three other bouts including Gagne vs Von Erich and a six man tag team match. First bell is 8:30 pm, tickets available at PO5-7070.
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Verne Gagne
Dory Funk Sr
Fritz von Erich
Tony Borne
Jose Lothario
Bob Geigel
Tokyo Tom
Dory Funk Jr
Dick Dunn
Roy McClarity
Bill Romanoff
Alex Perez
Wahoo McDaniel
Gagne
Judy Glover
Peggy Allen
Borne
Dunn
Funk Jr
Geigel
Lorthario
Perez
Amarillo
Lubbock
Last Round Goes Today in Tule Lake Golf Tourney
Defending champion Ken Hicks of Amarillo barely edged C L Andress to reach the championship round at Tule Lake. Amarillo trio Buddy Hamilton Bob Baker join Hicks Webb Jr in the final 18 hole medal play with Paul Webb Jr. as the fourth finalist after earlier victories.
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Amarillo
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Hale Center
Tule Lake
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Bob Baker
Paul Webb Jr
Hamilton
Ove Kenny Colwell
Wayne LeGate
Baker
Dick Dyer
D. J. Northcutt
Tulsa
Morgan McReynolds
Floydada
Ronnie Huckabee
Bob Fawcett
Northcutt
Barry Ward
McReynolds
Jim Butler
Runners and Purses From Daily Race Card Highlights
Daily race card results show multiple races with payouts and times. Notable finishes include Debs Delight and Hard Luck Bob with midfield shows, and an overall handle of 201,072 dollars with 3,500 attendees. Quinella paid 335.20 dollars.
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Serde Yys
Debs Delight
Uarantine
Bob
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Rica Moon
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Charndel
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Twentyone
Cagey Calhoun
Brown Dude
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Call Me Red
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Handle
Unheralded B Major Edges Candy Spots in Chicagoan
In a whip lashing stretch drive at Chicago, unheralded B Major, 35-to-1, overtakes odds-on Candy Spots by a nose to win the $113,333 Chicagoan for 3-year-olds. The mile and an eighth race in 1:47 1-5 sets a new track record on the redesigned layout. Get Around finishes third as Candy Spots fades after initial speed.
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UPI
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Candy Spots
Elmendorf Farm
Max Gluck
Willie Shoemaker
Maine Chance Farm
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