Red Raiders Travel to Denton for Track Meet
Texas Tech coach Don Sparks led his squad to Denton to compete against SMU TCU North Texas and Arlington State after weather projected to be poor. The meet planned to start with events at 2 p.m. and feature elite varsity runners as preparation for workouts.
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Idalou and Tatum Stars Clash in District Relays
Idalou hosts a two division relays meet with Class A and AA schools, where Tulia, Lockney, and Tatum earned top track honors. Key performers included Jim Arnold and John Howell for the Hornets, plus Tommy Moore and Pat Field for Lockney, amid steady headwinds yet new school records across events.
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Queens Enter AAU Tourney in Missouri
The Flying Queens from Wayland Baptist College depart St Joseph Missouri for the National Women's AAU tournament. Queens travel at 9 a.m. for entry in the St Joseph event with other teams from the area.
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Montery netters win at San Angelo invitational
Shae Ron Leen and Susan Sloan starred as Monterey girls tennis won the A-Girls doubles title at the San Angelo Central Invitational. They defeated Odessa Permian’s Bos tic and Baron 6-2 7-5 in the final after two earlier wins including a semi against Odessa Permian. Gwen Connally reached the semis before losing to Sharon Neely.
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TCU Tops ACC in Rain-Shortened Doubleheader
Texas Christian University blanked Abilene Christian 60 in the rain shortened game with Pat Peebles allowing one hit in five innings to earn the win. Jerry Davis took the loss as Bob Bisley led the Frogs with two of three hits. Sammy Reynolds added two hits as TCU improved to 7 0 on the year, with the second game of the doubleheader also noted.
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Sam Houston bears SMU 6-4 in rain shortened game
SMU fell 6-4 to Sam Houston State after a late rally and drizzle. Houston built a lead with four runs in the second inning and added two more in the sixth to secure the win. Rob Carper added a solo homer for SMU in the ninth as the Ponies scraped for offense.
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Highlands boy champ as HCJC wins Border Olympics title
Highlands Schoolboy Champ Seven records fall as HCJC wins Border Olympics in Laredo. Howard County's Williams anchors multiple marks including a 23 foot 3 inch broad jump and a 41.7 second 440 leg. Victoria led with Roger Kirkwood in distance events, while San Antonio, Blinn, Schreiner, and others chased multiple finals and relays.
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Three Players Sign With Houston Team
University of Houston coaches announced that three lower Rio Grande football players signed letters of intent. Bill Hollon halfback from Edmund Elsa, Ernie Nast end, and Jody Powers fullback from Pharr are listed among the signees.
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Dee Named Irish Basketball Coach
Dee, 40, a former Notre Dame standout and longtime coach, was named the Irish head cage coach. He succeeds Johnny Jordan who resigned and signed a four year contract. Dee previously coached at Notre Dame as an assistant and led teams in the ABL and industrial league.
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Pan American Named Tops For Tourney
Pan American College of Kilinburg Texas earned the top seed for the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics tournament share in March. The team features four of last year's starters and carries a 225 frevort. High Point College North Carolina seeded second with Scrambling of Louisiana close behind.
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Mongo Takes Race Win In John Campbell Handicap
Mongo rallied from near the back of a seven horse field to win the John Campbell Handicap at Bowie by a nose over Gun Bow. Rider changes and late surging moves defined a photo finish as Mongo carried 126 pounds in a East versus West billed clash.
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Ohio State Center Stars In Frontline Run
Ohio State standout center Gary Bradds leads a rich line of top players as college basketball returns. The piece highlights Bradds and teammate Jerry Litas, with notes on Roggenburk and other sports news including USGA caption translations and Giants openers.
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Champi In Mat Show At Fair Park Wednesday Night
Nine title bouts highlight the Fair Park Coliseum card with a double main event. Dandy Dan Miller meets The Sheik in a best two out of three falls or 60 minute bout. Larry Hennig and Fritz Von Erich defend against The Viking and Killer Karl Kox in a Texas Death match with no bell stoppage.
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