McMurry Wins All College Meet In Commerce
McMurry edged Northeast Louisiana 69-68 to win the All-College Track Meet in Commerce Texas. Mickey Miller set mile and 220 yard dash marks, John Lindsay claimed a mile and javelin, Randall Walker broke the mile relay record, and Steve Hicks won the high jump. Howard Payne led team scores with 41 points. East Texas 33, Arlington State 22, Sam Houston 20, Stephen F. Austin 5, Austin College 2.
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Commerce
Tex
McMurry
Northeast Louisiana
Gerald Cumby
Charles Stengel
Howard Payne
Ian Studd
Mickey Miller
John Lindsay
Sam Hous
Miller
John Pennel
Northeast Louis
Lindsay
Randall Walker
Basil Clark
East Texas
Steve Hicks
Stephen F. Austin
Jack Russell
Jim Stephenson
James Tallan
Sam Houston State
Frank Santiago
Jack Petty
Smark
Northeast
Louisiana Quaritet
Mike Wilson
Cline Averett
John Baker
Arlington State
Samaeuetot
Austin College
Sooners Start Spring Drills With 28 Lettermen
Oklahoma opens spring training with 28 returning lettermen but lacking the core of the first unit line. Six starters and nine alternates including the entire line are back. Tommy Parnell battles for quarterback. Bud Wilkinson notes defense carried the team last year and spring results will reveal overall strength. Alumni game closes spring on April 20 with Parnell in the spotlight.
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Tommy Parnell
Bud Wilkinson
Jim Grisham
Joe Don Looney
Virgil Bell
John Flynn
Rick McCurdy
Newt Burton
Ralph Neely
George Stokes
Ed McQuarters
Larry Vermillion
David Veiles
John Porterfield
Allen Bumgardner
Bobby Page
Alvin Lear
Charley Mayhue
John Garrett
Jackie Cowan
Butch Metcalf
Pannell
Monterey golfers capture fourth straight victory in 18 hole invite
Monterey Plainsmen golf team won their fourth straight meet by 17 strokes at Westlake Golf Course. Robert McKinney led with 71 for a 303 total as Lubbock High finished second at 320. Monterey B placed third with 326, and district play begins next Saturday in Pampa with two teams and two low medalists advancing to regionals.
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Monterey
Plainsmen
Westlake
Robert McKinney
Lubbock High
Plainview
Lamesa
Snyder
Levelland
Jim White
Bill Wright
Bennie Bass
Marty Landers
All-Big State Cagers Picked
The Associated Press selects the 1963 all-Big State Conference basketball teams with six players on each unit due to ties. First team includes Cecil Goff and Irvin Rue of Texas Wesleyan, Hank Cox and Buddy Meyer of St Marys, Ernie Nieto of Southwestern, and Phil White of St Edwards. Second team features Pete Brown, Newton Grimes, Marty Hoffman, Donald Dailey, John Schneider, and Paul McDermott from various schools.
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Associated Press
Texas Wesleyan
St. Mary's
Cecil Goff
Irvin Rue
Hank Cox
Buddy Meyer
Ernie Nieto
Southwestern
Phil White
St. Edward's
Meyer
Pete Brown
TWC
Newton Grimes
Marty Hoffman
Texas Lutheran
Donald Dailey
John Schneider
Paul McDermott
Sunland Park Mile Race Tops Card at Sunland Park
Miss Shelby Smith along with Big Red Copper highlighted a Sunland Park program as Yard Man led a stretch surge to win the feature six furlongs in 1:11 2-5. Line Camp ran second with Bobs Tip third as the day also offered a full set of race results and payouts. Attendance reached 3,203 with a diverse wagering pool including a $14.00 daily double.
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Sunland Park
N.M
UPI
Shelby Smith
Big Red Copper
Miss Smith
Yard Man
Line Camp
Bobs Tip
Sunland
Galla Brass
Bway
Quinella
J Rich
Kid Franco
Andrason
Thunder Road
Bull Jr
Bob
Rosy
Sky Limited
Sumella
Bridgers To Talk At Andrews Fete
Baylor University athletic director and head football coach John D. Bridgers will be the featured speaker at the Mustang All Sports Banquet in Andrews on April 8. The event, sponsored by the Mustang Club, honors high school athletes with new officers announced and a Captain's Table added for team captains.
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Commercial State Bank
Nix’s
Fred Courtney
Roy Sparks
Harold Cox
W. C
Bill) Young
Bud Duncan
Duncan
Tiny Vickers
Gerald McCaskill
Cox and Sparks
Coach Bridgers
Baylor
Andrews
Robert Burk
Burk
Mustangs
Billy Burk
Bridgers
Baltimore iColts
Nominees for Preakness Named at Pimlico
Candy Spots and Never Bend head a field of 140 nominees for the 87th Preakness Stakes at Pimlico on May 18. The $150,000-added race closes Pimlico’s spring meet May 4 to 18 and helps form the triple crown with the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes. Candy Spots is undefeated, while Never Bend set a two year old earnings record with $402,969. Other notable nominees include Ahoy No Robbery Outing Class Right Proud Rocky Link Chateaugay Ornament Go Alabama Found Win-Em-All and Sky Gem.
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Baltimore
Candy Spots
Pimlico Race Course
Pimlico
Rex C. Ellsworth
Never Bend
Harry F. Guggenheim
Cain Hoy Stable
Ahoy
No Robbery
Outing Class
Right Proud
Rocky Link
Chateaugay
Ornamento
Alabama
Sky Gem
Czechs rout U S in world hockey clash in Stockholm
In Stockholm the Czechoslovaks rolled past the United States 10 to 1 as Canada beat East Germany 11 to 5. John Poole of Three River Falls scored the Americans only goal in the third period. Captain Jack Kirrane sits out a suspension and returns Monday against Canada.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Czechoslovakia
Canada
United States
East Germany
Finland
John Poole
Three River Falls
Minn
Poole
Marshall Tschida
St. Paul
Jack Kirrane
Brookline
Mass
Kirrane
Harry Cleverly
Wellesley
Malaise Named To Fresh Squad
Texas Tech freshman Dub Malaise of Odessa earned a spot on the All-Southwest Conference freshman team with five of six votes. Fort Worth’s Norman Reuther made the second team. Other selections include SMU’s Carroll Houser Baylor’s Darrell Hardy Texas A&M’s Dick Stringfellow Rice’s Doug McKendrick and TCU’s Dale Abshire.
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Waco
Texas Tech
Dub Malaise
Odessa
Malaise
Arkansas
Tech
Norman Reuther
Fort Worth
SMU
Carroll Houser
Richardson
Baylor
Darrell Hardy
Houston
Dick Stringfellow
Texas A&m
Cooper
Rice
Doug McKendrick
Ottawa
Ill
A&m
John Beasley
Linden-Kildare
TCU
Dale Abshire
Texas
Paul Olivier
Dallas
Tommy Hatfield
Lexington
Reuther
Wayland Flying Queens Top Houston Belles 48 34 in N G B L
Wayland's Flying Queens defeated the Great Southern Life Belles of Houston 48 to 34 to finish National Girls Basketball League play in second place at 6 2 Betty Scott scored 14 for Wayland Nelda Smith led the Belles with 15 points The game featured strong first and second half defense and marked a solid closing performance for Wayland in the league standings
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Plainview
Wayland
Flying Queens
Great Southern Life Belles
Houston
Betty Scott
Queens
Nashville Business College
Nelda Smith
Belles
Houston Belles
Ptty Smith
Drennan
Puckett
Binford
Malone
Pierce
Toes
Cassius Clay Seeks Iron Man Victory at Madison Square Garden
Cassius Clay 21 faces Doug Jones 26 in a scheduled 10 round title hopeful at Madison Square Garden. Clay weighs about 208 and aims to defeat Jones after 17 straight wins with 14 knockouts and a three inch height advantage. Jones counters with a battering body attack and seeks another upset to line up a potential Johansson bout.
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New York
UPI
Cassius Marcellus Clay
Prophet
Iron Man
Doug Jones
Madison Square Garden
Cassius
Louisville
Jones
Ito
Ingemar Johansson
Sweden
Ring Magazine
Clay
Doug
Zora Folley
the Garden
Folley
Pardao Captures San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita
Irish bred Pardao won the San Juan Capistrano Handicap at Santa Anita Park, defeating Juanro by a nose as Crimson Satan faded to third. The 5 year old was sold Friday by Mrs. C. O. Iselin for $75,000 to Lt. Col. N. E. Frieze of London, earning $70,600 for his new owner on a about 1 1/2 mile turf race run in 2 minutes 48 1/5 seconds.
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Arcadia
Calif
Pardao
Santa Anita ‘Park
Crimson Satan
Ismael Valenzuela
Juanro
Rablero
C. O. Iselin
Brookfield
N.Y
N. E. Frieze
London
Pardoe
Crimson King Farm
Axe II
Williams Beats Daniels In Clear Heavyweight Win
In Miami Beach, third ranked Cleveland Williams scored a bloodless unanimous decision over sixth ranked Billy Daniels in a ten round nationally televised bout. Williams weighed 212 pounds and dominated after the first round, opening cuts on Daniels and maintaining pressure throughout without a knockdown.
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Miami Beach
Fla
UPI
Cleveland Williams
Billy Daniels
Daniels
Houston
Williams
Philbrick Wins Odessa Crown In Tennis Tourney
Jill Philbrick of Lubbock High captured the Odessa tournament title without a loss. She defeated Dabby Phillips in the finals after earlier wins over Maggie Armendaria of Burgos and Laura Florey. Suzy Crain reached the finals before losing to Eva Lopez of El Paso Jefferson.
Year of sport feuds roils world wide in 1968 drive
A sweeping sports column notes battles over Olympic bids and NCAA AAU clashes. It cites Detroit Los Angeles Seattle and Philadelphia as 1968 Olympic contenders while Liston Patterson Clay and golf rules sparks tension. The piece casts a broad view of disputes in tennis golf boxing football and American city bids.
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New York Mets
New ‘York
NCAA
Sonny Liston
Liston
Jack Nilon
Bolan Brothers
Floyd Patterson
Miami Beach
Pril
Jthan
USGA
AAU
Tokyo
America
Detroit
Los Angeles
Seattle
Philadelphia
U.S
Cassius Clay
Sonny
Patterson
U.S. Lawn Tennis ‘Association
USLTA
Ed Turville
U.S. Golf Association
Lunduly
PGA
Illini clinch Big Ten bid with 73 69 win over Iowa
Illinois defeated Iowa 73 to 69 to secure a Big Ten NCAA tournament berth as Ohio State lost an 87 85 overtime decision at Indiana. Illinois and Ohio State finish 11 3, Illini earning the NCAA bid since OSU represented the conference last year.
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Champaign
Ill
Illinois
Ohio State
Indiana
Illini
Hawkeyes
Iowa
Tal Brady
Skip Thoren
Dave Roach
UT First String Wins Scrimmage
The Orange defeated the Whites 14-10 in a UT spring football scrimmage. Olen Underwood picked Marvin Kristynik for a 24 yard return to set up Duke Carlisle’s score, and Tony Crosby added a 32 yard field goal. Charles Buckalew and Tommy Ford tallied rushing touchdowns for the Orange while Kristyk completed 7 of 10 passes and Tommy Wade 7 of 9.
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Austin
Orange
University of Texas
Olen Underwood
Marvin Kristynik
Duke Carlisle
Tony Crosby
Charles Buckalew
Tommy Ford
Oma Investments and Insurance Relph Krebs POS 1471
Investment and insurance notice shows Relph Krebs associated with POS 1471 at 1210 4th. Public record lists asset and policy identifiers for tracking.
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Oma Investments and Insurance
Relph Krebbs
Friday Futy-4 yos and up racing results summary
Race card with multiple events listing purses and horses by class such as SECOND and DAILY DOUBLE. Notable entries include Eye Two Day with 135.80, 36.80, 11.40 and Omega's Lad with 7.60, 4.40, 3.20. Attendance recorded at 2,284.
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Spalding
Mr. Tinky Bar
Star Pipes
Bob Bar
Poncantop
Amber's Darling
Bitzey Leo
Quinella
You
Mr. R.W
Hy-Goneby
Jolly Klay
Yos & Up
Omega’s Lad
Spartan Valiant
Holly’s
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Bank of Turkey
Andrews Fete
Preakness
Raman K
Tony Lam
Jack Davis
College
Ronnie Henson
San Angelo Central
Carlos Guzman
San Antonio Burbank
Henson
Cassius Clay Eyes
Philbrick
Big Ten
Big Q
Admiral Dogpatch
Dr. Cow Stone
Deddy
Tower
Bounding Warrior
Bright Bay
Lo Molester
Owens
H.P. Mercury
H.P. Mercruise
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