Midland Favored In Canyon Reef Relays
Snyder and Big Spring lead a field at the eighth Canyon Reef Relays hosted in Midland. The meet features strong Midland relay squads with key events in sprints, hurdles, distances, and field events. Other entrants include San Angelo Central, Lamesa, Odessa, Brownfield, Montery, and Borger, with defending champions from Brownfield in the 440 yard dash noted.
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Snyder
Midland
Big Spring
Stockton
Lake, View
San Angelo Central
Colorado City
Sweetwater
Lamesa
Odessa
Monterey
Lubbock
Plainview
Pampa
Borger
Permian
Littlefield
Artesia
N.M
Govis Levelland
Brownfield
Wepe Phillips
Gary Milburn
Rae
E. Ocheltree
Zelay Tems
Ken Henson
Bob McGuires
Charles McCurley
Wayne Watson
Dean Bigtam
Wayne Phillips
Reenie Sessums
J Hayhurst
Jerry
Jimmy Hayhurst
Tommy Middleton
Max Ince
Middleton
Max Gatlin
Joe Old
Pee Hill
Kenny Allred
Meeae Barnett
Austin
Jerry Hayhurst
Toby Foster
Russell Graham
Foster
Johnny Teague
Sessums
Graham
Phillips
Milburn
Don’ ‘Mason
Jane Ae McCrummen
Canyon Reef
Simon
Halfae
Jerry Porter
Tterson
Bey
Newberry
Dale Hobson
Roy Harlowe
Winston ‘Clark
Harlowe
Clark
Lynn Livesay
Jess Cone
Richard Palmer
Thomas McCoy
Andy Eckert
Joe Viney
Hobson
Gerald Ramsey
Mike Williams
Palmer
Cone
Mike Linder
Ramsey
McCrummen
Tulia Defends Title In Floydada Meet
Tulia Hornets aim to defend their title at the Whirlwind Relays in Floydada with two divisions Class AA and Class A. Twelve teams in AA sixteen in A. press from Floydada and Crosbyton loom as challengers while Tulia relies on five defending champions led by Poage Davis and McInturff to secure high point honors.
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Floydada
Tulia Hornets
Post
Crosbyton
David McInturff
Sundown
Bill Patterson
Lynn Culp
Petersburg
Don Vickers
Fast
Slaton
Tahoka
Spur
Childress
Abernathy
Orton
Muleshoe
Morton
Tulia
Lockney
Farwell
Kress
Larbuddie
Ralls
Matador
Quitaque
Anton
Idalou
Silverton
Hale Center
Turkey
Rodney Teague
Ham Smith
North Texas State
Preston Watson
Queens Down Platt College in AAU League Clash
Wayland Flying Queens defeated Platt College 27-18 at halftime and 15-4 run in the first quarter set the pace. Kathy Washington and June Stewart each scored 9 for Queens while Cox led Platt College with 12 points in St Jo Missouri. The teams meet again in Topeka Kansas for a nonconference game.
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ST JO
Wayland College
Queens Tyne
Harley Redin
Cox
Griffith Edges Moyer In Narrow MSG Title Bout
In New York at Madison Square Garden Emile Griffith 22 beat Denny Moyer 20 by a split decision after 10 brisk rounds both at 150 pounds. Griffith improved to 17-1 while Moyer fell to 24-2 ending his four fight win streak. Referee and judges split on who led late but AP had them even through five rounds. Colts Sign Tamburello As 1960 Reserve QB and defensive back.
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New York
Emile Griffith
Denny Moyer
Madison Square Garden
Griffith
Moyer
Portland
Ore
Artie Aida
Leo Birnbaum
Harry Kessler
Associated Press
NIT Quarterfinals Loom For Top Utah State St Louis
Utah State and St Louis lead the NIT quarterfinals in a televised afternoon double header from the Garden. Holy Cross meets St Bonaventure while Dayton faces Temple as Saint Louis plays Providence College later in the night. Providence upset Saint Louis last year in double overtime.
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Holy Cross
St. Bonaventure
Dayton
Tem T Mach
Temple
St.Louis
Providence College
Nighttah State
Oene
Ai Og A John's
Hadnot
Providence
Billikens
Utah State
Aggies
Cornell
Green
Boston ‘Red Sox
Pumpsie Green
Villanova
Detroit
Wildcats
Philadelphia
Hubl White
Ritchie Kaminski
Jimmy Huggard
Tom Smith
John
Foley
Bill (Pickles
Plainview Bulldogs Rally to Beat Clovis 8 7 in Baseball
Plainview held a 7-2 lead but surrendered it by the top of the sixth. The Bulldogs won on a ninth inning run after Stan Jones plated the tying run with a fielder’s choice. Clark led Plainview with multiple hits while Hartley and Hampton led Clovis with doubles and a trio of offense.
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Plainview
Plainview Bulldogs
Jen Clovis
Es de Mare
Leslie Meres
Rae Clark
Stan Jones
Clark
Les
Reeves
J Ferguson
Hartley
Clovis
Hampton
Wheeler
Barber Grabs First in ABC All-Events
TOLEDO AP Mike Totsky a 31 year old barber from Wyandot te Mich Friday climbed to 1st in singles and all events at the American Bowling Congress Championships with the tourneys first 700 series. His 711 included 195 259 257 and gave him a nine game 1854 aggregate besting Phil Caporusso by nine. Norman Sinclair of Buffalo hit a 200 average for the nine games with 1837 to place third, Anthony Madonia of Buffalo took fourth in singles with 655, and the team of John Demartino and Pat Tarsio of Newburg teamed for 1218 in doubles, placing seventh.
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Toledo
Mike Totsky
Wyandotte
Mich
Totsky
Phil Caporusso
Lawrence
N. Y
Gots
Norman Sinclair
Buffalo
N.Y
Anthony Madonia
John Demartino
Pat Tarsio
Newburg
Hightower powers Kansas past Texas 90 81 in Midwest regional
Wayne Hightower scored 34 points to lead Kansas University to a 90-81 first round NCAA Midwest regional win over Texas. Jay Arnette tallied 34 for Texas as Kansas erased a halftime deficit and built a late lead. Bill Bridges contributed 17 points and 14 rebounds for the Jayhawks.
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Don Swanson
UAN
Kan
UPI
Wayne Hightower
Kansas University
Texas
Hightower
Philadelphia
Jayhawks
Kansas
Jay Arnette
Arnette
Texans
Donnie Lastier
Longhorn
Wayne Clark
Albert Almanza
Brendon Hughes
Clark
Jimmy Brown
Bob ‘Hickman
Kansay
Bill Bridges
Las Cruces Ousts Hobbs In New Mexico Tourney Upset
Las Cruces upset Hobbs 55-48 in overtime to end the second night of the New Mexico state boys basketball tournament. Highland defeated Lovington 65-53, Eunice beat Estancia 81-75, and Maxwell won 68-45 over Gallup Cathedral.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Las Cruces
New Mexico
Hobbs
Albuquerque Highland
Lea County
Lovington
Eunice
Estancia
Maxwell
Highland
Indians Place Moran On Option For 24 Hours
Billy Moran, a $35 000 bonus infielders of the Cleveland Indians, was optioned Friday to Toronto of the International League on a 24 hour recall basis. Manager Joe Gordon rested his starting infield for the first exhibition game Saturday with the San Francisco Giants. The rest of the squad held batting practice.
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Tucson, Ariz
UPI
Billy Moran
Cleveland Indians
Toronto
Joe Gordon
San Francisco Giants
Golf participation climbs to eight million in New York area
An NEA report estimates about 8,000,000 people now play golf in the region, up 3,000,000 from three years ago. The surge reflects growing interest and accessibility of the sport across communities.
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B.D. Ross
Jennin Kimer Martin
Santa
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Larry Palmer
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Joan Wetzel
Bowie
Friona
Miss Wetzel
Eleanor Dodson
Bill Pat Iggor
Dan Bursy Posse
Bunsy Poage
Tulla
David McTmoyard
Kent Morgan
Davis
Tula
Olton
Na Culp
Ae Gray
Ben Vickers
Ae Tren
Rata
Chris Well
Jean Tulle
Er An Nee
Bil Re Aiterson
Hanes
Oan
Ith
Verde
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Queens Drop Platt College
Nanh Miller
Lowry Stingta Rowland Stewart Peterson
Johnston Scoggin Shelton Rupp
Searles Hall
Masten Jones
Wayland
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COLTS
Tamburello
Baltimore
Frank Tamburello
University of Maryland
Baltimore Colts
ST. Louis
Seamer Treatier Tame
NBC
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Dence
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Stoe Friars
Len Wilkens
Tatum
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Lous
Will
Bob Nordmann
Britain
Bulldogs
Barber
ABC
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DePaul Weres
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Eagles
Cruces
Larry Pickett
James Singleton
Don Rierson
Goose Clay
Charles Becknell
Leo Lowery
Lavington
Don Schwartz
Suort
Kenny Smith
Bobby Caton
Smith
Dwayne Gray
Isidro Garcia
Giants
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Lakeland
Fla
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Charley Maxwell
Rick Serre
Don Kaiser
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Red Sox
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Bob Anderson
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Lavagetto
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