Border Olympics Preview Sees Baytown Loom in Title Chase
Baytown, Corpus Christi Ray, Midland and Houston Lamar led the high school division as prelims set up a Saturday final in the Border Olympics. Howard County of Big Spring led the junior college action with 17% points, while Raymond Wesley of Aldine Carver dominated sprints and jumps for the high school class. Calvin Cooley’s groin injury robbed Abilene Christian of its top hurdler and cooled some title hopes.
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Harold V. Ratliff
Laredo
Tex
Baytown
Corpus Christi Ray
Midland
Houston
Lamar
Howard County
Big Spring
Raymond Wesley
Aldine Carver
Wesley
Midland Lach
Abilene
Jnot
Jan Ahlbert
Southern Methodist
John Macy
Cooley
Texas
Abiene Christian
Abilene Christian
Calvin Cooley
Schreiner Institute of
Kerrville
Paris
Corpus Christi del Mar
Blinn
Eugene Franklin
William Carter
Ernest Smith
Tiffen Stone
McAdoo, Claude, Higgins win in Canyon girls tourney
In Region 1B girls basketball at Canyon South Plains teams split results. McAdoo beat Meadow 44-39, Claude defeated Cotton Center 50-27, and Higgins edged New Deal 56-55 in a tight playoff slate. Kay Bussard led Higgins with 20 and Hundley 24 for Claude.
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Avalences Journal
Canyon
Claude
Higgins
Cotton Center
New Deal
South Plains
McAdoo
Meadow
Trent
Knox City
Lionesses
Sterling Higgins
Ollie McNeely
McNeely
Lioneses
Kay Bussard
Shirley French
Kay Weese
Bussard
French
Donna Hundley
Betty Ransom
Hundley
Ransom
Theda Prather
Judith White
Jodie Barrett
MeAdoo
Kay Burrow
Betty van Meter
van Meter
Burrow
Kay Settle
Clara Duncan
Annie Culp
Sarah Payne
Syra Swinney
Peggy Crownover
Culp
Sreter
Barrow Arrow
Settle
Joplin R.V' Meter
Duncan Belaska
Benson Edinburgh
Solsberg
Afro Jones
Peat
Toles
Bussard T
Stanley
Jenkins Q
D.handley
J.barret
Am Prather
Almon
White Stephenson
Barrett
Eddleman
F' Poovey
Caren
Joyner Advances as Philbrick Reaches Net Meet Finals
Jill Philbrick a ninth grader from J. T. Hutchinson won three matches at the Wichita Falls invitation tennis tourney to reach the girls singles final against Jan Chinn of Highland Park. She defeated Ada Smyth of Tascosa 6-0 4-6 6-0, Becky Gould 6-3 6-0, and Carolyn Lain 6-1 6-1. Bobby Joyner of Monterey advanced to the boys singles semifinals by beating Cliff Rickey 6-1 6-1 and Charles Lutz 6-4 6-2. Other results include Kenneth Fulton over Roger Camp 6-4 6-4 and Bill Berg over Belverd Needles 11-9 5-7 7-5. In boys doubles, Jim Collier and Mike Malley of Tom S. Lubbock lost to Manuel Edquist and Dick Palmer of Amarillo 6-2 3-6 6-4. Clint Symes and David Osborne of Monterey won 6-2 6-2 then fell to Jim Garrick and Robert Peterson of Wichita Falls 6-1 6-3. Linda Gardner and Bunny Burlington of Wichita Falls defeated Vickie George and Nelda McQuien of Plainview 6-2 6-2. Celia Forest and Sadie Halsey of Tom S. Lubbock beat Joyce Martin and Carolyn Hory 6-3 6-0 but then lost to Barbara Lain and Pat Kus of Midland 6-2 6-2. Beverly Ball of Lubbock had two byes in Class B girls singles and will face Kathy Ham mar of Highland in today’s semifinals.
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Wichita Falls
Jill Philbrick
J. T
Hutchinson
Jan Chinn
Highland Park
Miss Philbrick
Ada Smyth
Tascosa
Becky Gould
Carolyn Lain
Midland
Bobby Joyner
Monterey
Carey West
Fort
Jim Collier
Mike Malley
Tom S
Lubbock
Manuel Edquist
Dick Palmer
Amarillo
Clint Symes
David Osborne
Ed Coe
Garrett ‘Boone
Jim Garrick
Robert Peterson
Linda Gardner
Bunny Bullington
Vickie George
Nelda McQuien
Plainview
Celia Forest
Sadie Halsey
Tom S. Lubbock
Joyce Martin
Carolyn Hory
Fort Worth Poly
Barbara Lain
Pat Kusby
Beverly Ball
Kathy Hammar
Highland
Wichita Falls Wins Tourney in Freezing Weather
Wichita Falls hosts won the schoolboy invitational golf tournament, beating Amarillo Tasco by five strokes 672 to 677. Paschal of Fort Worth finished third at 678, with Andrews placing seventh. Don Fizer of Paschal won medal honors at 154.
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Amarillo
Tascosa
Fort Worth Paschal
Oe Andrews
Don Fizer
Paschal
Harry Joyner
Marvin Dick
Housty Brewer
Andrews
Dale Underwood
Tommy Stubbs
Mike Pusey
Blocker Low at Laredo in Border Olympics Golf
Texas Tech’s Chris Blocker claimed low 54 hole total 211 to finish third as Houston led Texas A&M by three at the Border Olympics. North Texas close behind Tech while Aggies Dickey Duble and John Lively Jr. fired sub par 66s to surge into contention and set a new 18 hole record.
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Aggies
Hal Winston
North Texas State
Barone brothers shine for Penn State wrestling duo
At University Park Henry and John Barone form a notable brother act on the Nittany Lions wrestling squad. Their father is a mathematics professor on the university faculty, adding a scholarly backdrop to their sports profile.
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University Park, Pa
NEA
Penn State
Henry
John Barone
France Introduces New Heavy franc Worth About 100 Old Ones
France unveils a heavier franc valued at roughly 100 old francs per new unit. Authorities explain the reform aims to simplify pricing and stabilize the economy amid ongoing monetary adjustments.
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France
Bowling Meet Opens in Toledo at 57th Congress
The 57th American Bowling Congress tournament starts in Toledo with more than 30,000 bowlers expected. This edition is the 10th largest, and Toledo marks the sixth time hosting, tying Chicago and Buffalo. Thirty-six lanes were installed in the Toledo Sports Arena at a cost of $350,000.
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Toledo, Ohio
Coffman First Team Plains Players Named To Class A All State
Plains star Walter Coffman led the Class A all state basketball selections with 42 points in the Texas Sports Writers Association ballot. James Slaughter of Llano topped the voting at 65 points, with Sammy McCrary of Cushing and Frank Williams of Huntington also on the first team. The second team included Eugene Canavan Boerne Charles Kamp J F Dulles George Roman Marfa Billy Martin Waco Midway Howard McKissack Junction. Third and honorable mentions followed.
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United Press International
James Slaughter
Llano
Texas Sports Writers Association
Walter Coffman
Plains
Sammy McCrary
Cushing
Frank Williams
Huntington
Dickie Farris
Madisonville
Fof Eugene Canavan
Boerne
Charles Kamp
John Foster Dulles
Fort Bend County
George Roman
Marfa
Bill Martin
Waco Midway
Howard McKissack
Junction
Canavan
Eugene Canavan
J. F. Dulles
Billy Martin
Howard iMcKissack
Ronnie Helms
Burnet
Harmon Meixner
Jackie Burns
White Deer
Wayne Lambert
West Orange
Gerry Broom
Leverett’s Chapel
Big Ten Bars Postseason Play Era Except Olympic Tryouts
The Big Ten voted to stay out of all post season events including the Rose Bowl and NCAA tournaments with an Olympic team exception. Faculty reps approved amid disagreements, while athletic directors opposed due to missing Rose Bowl participation.
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Big Ten
Columbus
Ohio
UPI
Bill Reed
McAdoo star leads 1960 Class B all state basketball team
Morris Schmeltekoff of Kyle tops the Texas Sports Writers Association Class B all state selections with 23.6 rebounds per game and 17.2 points. Jimmy Puryear Santo, George Scott McAdoo, Leon Campbell Henrietta Midway, and Gayle Driver Woden round out the top five on the second team chosen by a committee led by Pete Smith.
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United Press International
Morris Schmeltekoff
Kyle
Texas Sports Writers Association
Schmeltekoff
Central
Texas Cage Power
Scott
Jimmy Puryear
Santo
Pete Smith
Cleburne Times- Review
George Scott
McAdoo
Leon Campbell
Henrietta Midway
Gayle Driver
Woden
Jimmy Walker
Masonic Home
David Schmidt
Valley Mills
Billy Wiggins
Hedley
Horst Paul
Copperas Cove
Conroy Lacy
Turkey
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Home
Senor
James Collins
Lipan
Kenneth Wallace
Whitney
Dwight Dow
Wink
James Holt
Pat Agnew
Carl Henry
Tom Womble
Morse
Larry Aldridge
Jim Ned
Joe Bryant
Everman
Malcom Basham
Venus
Kurt Johnson
Hutto
Woodie Owens
Roscoe Highland
Ronnie Aldridge
Norman Hardy
Derrell Jennings
Larhaddie
Brice Thompson
Hartley
Dennis Calverley
Garden City
Ronnie Young
Hawley
Kenneth Trice
Marvin Thompson
Vega
James Glass
Wall
Donny Garrett
China Spring
Martin Wilhite
Frenchman Leads Meet in World Figure Skating Championship
Alain Giletti, 20, led after six compulsory figures with 709.9 points and seven ordinals, promising the title as 17 men from nine nations compete in Vancouver. Donald Jackson, 19, of Canada, held second with 676.9 points and 20.5 ordinals, while Giletti seeks his first world crown after Dave Jenkins.
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Vancouver
B.C
Europe
Alain Giletti
Dave Jenkins
Colorado Springs
Colo
Giletti
Canada
Hope
Donald Jackson
Jackson
Alain Cal‘mat
Austria
Norbert Felsinger
United States
Bradley Lord
Gregory Kelley
Yankee Contract Signed By Duren
Reliever Ryne Duren signed his 1960 contract in St. Petersburg as GM George Weiss blasted holdouts as ungrateful. Four players remained: Mantle Kubek Carey Hunt. Duren’s deal reportedly 16500 dollars, with Hunt expected to sign. Mantle remained silent amid a 75000 dollar annual, 15000 cut dispute.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Ryne Duren
George Weiss
New York Yankee
Duren
Mickey Mantle
Tony Kubek
Andy Carey
Ken Hunt
Mantle
Weiss
Hunt
Shght
Dallas
Tex
Share to report to Lakers after change of mind
Chuck Share has reversed his decision and will report to the Minneapolis Lakers of the NBA. The shift in stance confirms his arrival with the team for the upcoming season.
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Share
ST. Louis
Chuck Share
Minneapolis Lakers
National Basketball Assn
Weather Cancels Early Spring Baseball and Golf Meets
Bad weather in Odessa forces postponement of a Tom S. Lubbock doubleheader with Odessa High and Monterey against Permian. Monterey’s opener at Snyder moved to avoid conflicts. two games vs Snyder now set for Saturday at home. A five team golf meet and a Tech track meet were also affected with heats used for races.
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Tom S. Lubbock Westerners
Monterey Plainsmen
Odessa
Tom S. Lubbock
Odessa High
Monterey
Permian
Big Spring
Lamesa
Plainsmen
Snyder
Canyon Reef
Lubbock
Midland
Tech
Levelland
Littlefield
Brownfield
Seminole
Irish Turn-To’s Flamingo winner sired Cain Hoy’s All Hands
The Miami race scene notes the Flamingo winner Irish Turn-To produced a foal named Cain Hoy’s All Hands who also ran at Hialeah. The report highlights the horse’s lineage and presence in Florida tracks.
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Miami, Fla
Hialeah
Cain Hoy
All Hands
Amsterdam Firm to Build Four Cutters for Sweden
An Amsterdam firm tendered a contract to build four steel fishing cutters for a Swedish account. The deal involves offshore fishing vessel design and construction, with delivery expected within the year.
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Amsterdam
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