Ratcliff Coffey Spark In Narrow Dimmitt Setback
Dimmitt led 28-28 early but Linden pulled away in the fourth quarter to beat Dimmitt 52-44. Coffey and Ratcliff traded scoring chances as Dimmitt shot 42.5 percent while Kildare hit 40.4 percent. Dimmitt ends the season at 24-10 despite a Cinderella playoff run and a win over Seminole.
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Dimmitt
Linden
Beasley
Kildare
Coffey
Gin
Larry Hill
Bobcats
Ratcliff
Seminole
Belton
Linden-Hildare
Tp Hargett Reses Te Harris
Hill
Beasley Jones
Meee Ee Ee
Dimmitt Fg-Tca Ft-Sta Red
VL Colley
OL Walker
Barnes
White
Calvert
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Linden-Kildare
Dimmitt Pars Eeenee Otense
Stadium disputes and Mantle saga in baseball season wrap
The piece weighs stadium politics over college and high school football clashes at the Cotton Bowl and Cotton Bowl attendance fears. It also analyzes Mickey Mantle clashing with the Yankees over negotiation tactics after a down year, highlighting his 31 homers 75 RBIs and .285 average with 121 strikeouts.
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SMU
Don Meredith
Mickey Mantle
Yanks
Mickey
Florida
Yankees
George Weiss
Mantle
The
Joe DiMaggio
Lou Gehrig
AFL Signs Six UPI All Americans In First Draft
The new American Football League signed six members of the UPI 1999 All America team including the backfield. Houston Oilers captured Cannon and tackles Lanphear and Floyd while Chargers Boston Patriots and Bills added Flowers Lucas and Burton respectively. Montie Stickles Davis and Baughan joined NFL clubs. Burrell and Carpenter chose Canadian and military routes. Joe Foss praised the signings acknowledging about 68 percent of targeted stars landed in AFL clubs.
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Don Thackrey
United Press International
Oakland
Calif
UPD
American Football League
UPI
Houston Oilers
Billy Cannon
Los Angeles Chargers
Mississippi
Charley Flowers
Buffalo
Richie Lucas
Penn State
Boston
Ron Burton
Northwestern
Montie Stickles
Notre Dame
Roger Davis
Syracuse
Max Baughan
Georgia Tech
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Stickles
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Davis
Chicago Bears
Baughan
Green Bay Packers
United States
Bill Burrell
Illinois
Montreal
Bob Carpenter
Army
Joe Foss
Marine Corps
South Dakota
AFL
New Loop
Foss
Pizarro Signs as Braves Cut Unsigned List to Six
Juan Pizarro, 23, signed his 1960 contract with the Milwaukee Braves in Bradenton Florida. His signing leaves six Braves unsigned: Lew Burdette Johnny Logan Wes Covington Joe Adcock Don McMahon and Bobby Avila.
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Bradenton
Fla
Juan Pizarro
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Lew Burdette
Johnny Logan
Wes Covington
Joe Adcock
Don McMahon
Bobby Avila
Texas Wins Lone Christian Track Meet Upsets Records
The report lists multiple events with top placings and marks. Notable names include Eddie Curtis Baylor Linney Aubrey Texas Christian and W L Thornton Texas Tech in high jump 6-1.25, Ray Cunningham Texas 220 hurdles 24.0, Royce Nettles Sam Houston javelin 205-4.
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Lone Christian
Norman
Jehle
Houston
Dan Fry
Eddie Curtis
Baylor
Linney Aubrey
Texas Christian
W. L. Thornton
Texas Tech
Bobby Thomas
A&m
Delbert Shirey
Bill Weiler
Texas
Ray Cunningham
James Pettit
Rex Wilson
Bob Swafford
Bob Waterman
Eddie Wilson
Southwest Texas
Robbie Robinette
Gerald Cumby
Malcolm Burrel
Southern University
Force Herschel
McMurry
Gene Wilkins
Royce Nettles
Sam Houston
Lloyd Little
Curtis Shed
A—I
Omar Fierro
Mexico Poly
Cyrus Lancaster
Alfred Holcomb
Howard Payne
John Butler
Lamar Tech
Bill Finch
Cecil Groves
East Texas
Jimmy Granger
Bobi Burch
North Texas State
Willis Perkins
Texas Southern
Tracy Byrd
I. B. Singleton
Earl Glaze
Barney Allen
Charles Frazier
Melvin Houston
Texas A&l
James Baird
Phil Miller
Woody Hagen
Joe Sterling
Western
Jim Gazer
William Miller
Charlies Frazier
Don Foster
Don Mouton
Milburn Lester
George Brown
Texas Rail
Larry Cuff
Arlington State
Bob Jancik
Jack Steele
Aaron Jackson
Reds Rally in Spring Game With Grief Run and Lovelace TD
Spring game ended with Ross Grief breaking through Gurley to end the threat. Reds mounted a 54 yard drive over 10 plays as Lovelace flipped a pass to Strickland for a TD in the end zone.
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Ross Grief
Gurley
Reds
Lovelace
Strickland
Fraser
Grum
Byrum
Hunt
Gatlin
Velace
Raider
Carey
Tidwell Byron Lewis
Dennis Grimes
Ronnie Short
Ross Griff
Randy Weyl
Dale Robinson
Freeaver
Nathan Armatrong
Eddie Alkiek
Johnny Lovelace
Richard Manan
Tommy Johnson
Billy Jeter
Haicks
Larry Tipton
Dan Gurley
Jimmy Williams
George Be
Charles McEntire
Fulle K8
Cool Iidge Hunt
Carl Gatlin
Ed Hoydstun
Lamesa Tornadoes Fall Short At South San Antonio
Lamesa shot 33.3 percent from the field and hit 8 of 12 free throws as South San Antonio edged the Tornadoes. Ashton led Lamesa with 12 rebounds, while Zamora and Emitt Lopez paced the Bobcats with 12 and 15 boards respectively. The key mismatch came at the charity stripe with 16 Lamesa free throws to eight for South San Antonio.
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Page One
Tors
Bobcats
Ashton
Zamora
Emitt Lopez
Lamesa
South San Antonio
Bruce Ashton
Robert Zamora
Austin
Emmitt Lopez
Kenneth Crouch
Friona and Hale Center Dominate Regional Girls Hoops
Friona and Hale Center roll to first round wins in a regional girls basketball night. Friona led Anson 59-23 with 8-0 start and deep bench contributions. Hale Center beat Sanderson 60-42 as Mary Chapman led with 17. White Deer recovered to beat Roby 49-40 with Joanna Moore scoring 32 and Roby edges with early 12-4 lead. Coleman outlasted Slaton 54-48 with Dority 34 and Rhoads 16.
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Friona
Tokeman Fe
Magness
Rhoads
Lewellen
McKee Roden
Templin
Harper
Marrs
Houlette
Greer
Dodson
Greaves
Friona Crepes
Coleman
Hale
P Chapman
Moore Townsen
Allen
Bourland
Trayler Martin
O Riggins Baker Black
B. Tullis
Holloway VG. Tullis
Howard ‘Kemp
Hefner
White Deer
Jdy Murfl
Ie Allen
Jyc Murtt
T ‘Traylor
Howard Holloway
Daniels
O Warren
McC'mick O Ang
Lewis
Pman Garza Anderson
Harkins
Bourt
Littleton
Martin
Robbins
Buf Huntsman
Williams A
Flores
Jaker
McDonald
Tullis
Orris Kemp
Ballard
Brewer
Q Ganderson
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Townsen
Joanna Joe Moore
Kay Allen
Hale Center
Sanderson
Roby
Anson
Jackie Magness
Charlotte Bock
Tommy Lewellen
Suzan Harper
Holly Hunt
Martha Holloway
Slaton
Judy Bishop
Coralea Rhoads
Bishop
Sondra Dority
South Plains
Mary Chapman
Roxie Townson
Anita Martin
Kathleen Robbins
Lupe Garza
Susan Harkins
Joanna Jo Moore
Tourney
Ruby
Heston
Claude
McAdoo
Higgins
Trent
College basketball scores and regional results across conferences
Kansas State 83 Nebraska 74 and other Big 12 outcomes. Northwestern 77 Wisconsin 89 and Ohio State 75. Indiana 86 Michigan State 80. Missouri Valley Cincinnati 71 Drake 56 Wichita 90 Tulsa 73. SEC Kentucky 73 Pitt 66. ACC Duke 63 Wake Forest 59 in championship. Ivy Princeton 83 Cornell 73 Penn 61 Columbia 52 Harvard 80 Yale 68 Dartmouth 87 Brown 74. NEC and other regional results include Holy Cross 101 Colgate 78 Seton Hall 93 Muhlenberg 76 Boston 72 Syracuse 71 Villanova 68 La Salle 52. high school state tourneys with multiple class finals and regionals. girls regionals Friona Coleman Heston Claude McAdoo Higgins. pro basketball St Louis 107 Minneapolis 106. pro hockey scores Chicago New York Toronto Boston Montreal Detroit leading playoff-like results.
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Northwestern
Wisconsin
Purdue
Ohio State
Minnesota
Town
Michigan
Indiana
Michigan State
Cincinnati
Drake
Wichita
Tulsa
Ivy League
Princeton
Cornell
Penn
Columbia
Harvard
Yale
Dartmouth
Brown
East Massachusetts
Maine
Holy Cross
Colgate
Seton Hall
Muhlenberg
Boston
Syracuse
Villanova
LaSalle
McAdoo Mentor Juggles Two Basketball Roles
Austin coach Fabian Lemley leads two teams in one weekend. His Class B boys beat Henrietta Midway 58 42 to win the state title, then the same day he tried to fly to Canyon to coach the Class B girls regionals by telephone. His girls lost 43 25 to Claude in the finals.
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Austin—Mcadoo
Fabian Lemley
Henrietta Midway
Lemley
Austin
Canyon
Claude
Wichita Falls Swimmers Triumph Over Lubbock Club
Wichita Falls YMCA team won 108 to 86 over Lubbock Boys Club as 19 pool records fell. David Cross led Lubbock with 13 points and multiple records in the 220 IM and 100 butterfly. Frank Shodwell and Les Shipley posted several records, Burns and Parker set multiple Wichita Falls marks, Burns led with 12 points.
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Wichita Falls
Tom Parker
Burns
Robbie Drake
Hyde Park Sport Coat Sets Easy Going Style
A bold Hyde Park sport coat is described as versatile and comfortable for morning and day wear, suggesting a relaxed yet confident fashion approach. The piece emphasizes casual ease with a stylish, bold silhouette suitable for varied events.
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