De Paul Upsets Texas For Midwest Regional Third Place
Howie Carl scored 19 as De Paul held Texas to a late run and a 67 61 victory to claim third in the NCAA Midwest regional. Arnette led De Paul with 29 points while Jim Flemming added 18 as the Blue Demons began strong and stayed ahead after a 37 35 halftime edge.
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Howie Carl
de Paul
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Giese
de’ Paul
Blue Demons
Cincinnati
Kansas University
Arnette
Car
Jim Flemming
Boston
Mile Salzinaks
Flemming
Friona Loses In Conference Final Run Contested
In Class AA Bowie edges Brazosport 75-74 as Ellen Nichols 43 leads Brazosport though fouled at the buzzer and misses two free throws. Carolyn Allen scores 42 for Bowie while North Hopkins reaches Class B final with 73-58 win over Skidmore Tynan. Hale Center takes Class A consolation 61-48 over Pollock.
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Sharon Webber
Bowie
Brazosport
Freeport
Ellen Nichols
Miss Nichols
Linda Johnson
Buna
Carolyn Allen
North Hopkins
Downing Skidmore-Tynan
Claude
Slidell
Hale Center
Pollock
Six records fall as SMU and Texas shine at conference meet
SMU wins last year’s decision as six records topple with three Saturday, led by Burer clocking 50.9 in the 100 free and 4 36.7 in the 400 free after Friday’s 200 back mark. Lucas adds 58 in 100 back plus Friday’s 200 back mark. Katz of Texas swam 50 in prelims. Other firsts: Champlin SMU in 100 fly, Taylor Texas in 200 breast, Catlett Texas diving, SMU 400 medley relay. conference coaches set next meet sites in College Station and Houston.
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Lucas
Jerry Katz
Texas
Bill Champlin
SMU
Taylor
Scott Catlett
College Station
Houston
Bay Area college meet yields wide range of feats
Readable fragments show Bay area colleges and universities competing in track events at Baylor with notable marks. Athletes from ACC North Texas Texas Tech Baylor and others posted vault, jump and relay results including James Pettit Texas Tech 21-434 and Roy Smalley Baylor 2. Jack McCaslin SMU and Frank Taylor acted in sprint events while relay squads from ACC Texas Tech Baylor Andrews set a 3:21.0 in the mile relay.
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Rayford Brcnhaney
Acc
Rt van Dee
Fortsill
Okla
Robert Fleet
Dale Re Yard High
Hardiee
James Pettit
Texas Tech
David Clark
North Texas
Fahem
Oklahoma A&m
Dexter Elkins
EMU
Leroy Culver
James [Leonard
S. Mike Hown
Bill Todd
Tommy Minter
Guan Miller
Iran
Mine
Texas
W. I. Thornton
Audrey Linne
TCU
Delbert Shirey
Eddie Curtis
Havin
Tommy Grissom North
Roy Smalley
Jack McCaslin
SMU
Frank Taylor
Jin Martin
Curtis Hart
Bobby Morrow
Jimmy Weaver
Northites
Bill Woodhouse
Earl Young
Bile Helle
George Evjereen
Sam Ketcham
Ford
Reeves
Yans Low Hardies
Calvin Cooley
Tech
Ean
David Bennett
John Cooper
Tom O'Neal
Jan Ahlberg
Bay
Wi Fen Burns
Fort Sill
Ronnie Toombs
George Peterson
Earl ‘Young
gMu
Fort Worth Don Leads College Division Titles In Track Meet
Fort Worth Don Woodward leads the college division with 81 percent points as East Texas State takes second and Howard Payne third. Records fall across divisions with standout performances by Dave Styron of Styron and Benny Tyner of Baylor, while Abilene Christian wins junior college college freshman. Andrews dominates high school division with 37 points and multiple records set by Billy Foster Ted Nelson and Larry Rhodes. Northeast Louisiana State repeats as college division champion.
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Biyron
Carton
Bobby
Morrow
Merss Baglickas
Rat Texas
Willie Figers
Payne
Hulk’ Vander Wal
Howard Payne
Pittsburgh
Kans State
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East Texas State
Dick Howard
New Mexico
Elias Gilbert
Styron
Dave Styron
Buddy Tyner
Baylor
Earl Young
Abilene Christian
John Cooper
North Texas State
Young
Tyner
Cooper
Clark
Menchaca
Robinette
Southern Methodist
Tomlinson
Andrews
Abilene
Dallas Highland Park
Galena Park
Billy Foster
Dallas Sunset Broad
Ted Nelson
Larry Rhodes
Northeast Louisiana State
Texas
Billy Hollis
Dennis Richardson
R.E. Merritt
Floydada Athletes Spark Contests Across Class A Meet
Floydada led a series of top finishes as Oren McGrew won shot put and Jan Crews claimed pole vault for Class A. Tulia's Billy Dick sprinted to multiple wins including 220 yard dash in 22.4 and helped relays, while Norvel Roberts of Bula set a 440 dash record. The two division meet produced 22 records with rapid marks across events.
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Anton
Oren McCrew
Jan Crews
Tulia
Billy Dick
Tulsa
Bill Hulsey
Jack Mars
Norvel Roberts
Bula
Tommy Crites
Frenship
Jerry Don Glover
Larbuddie
Mars
Dan Smith
Lockney
Gary Willingham
Morton
Derrell Oliver
Sidney Davis
Crites
McGrew
Sundown
Billy Key
Biffle
Cheatham
Kress
Roberts
Andy Fish
Matador
Lynn Huddleston
Ralls
Ee Breadjump
MclInturff
Beak
Don Xogrel Fioydada
Florence
Vonlt
Tul Ms
Jerry Harmon
Childress
Don Washburn
Post
Eugene Jenkins
Muleshoe
Curtis Didway
Oliver
Crone
Roane
Floydada
Billy D Dick
Bil Bill Patterson
Floydads
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Blackwood
Ten Hae High
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Penner
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Fairer Tahoka
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Rucker
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Pat—cGrew
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Billy Rawards Rails
Demp
David McInturff
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Odis Bradshaw
Lazbuddie
Cyril Huggan
Farwell
Ich Dump
Jerry Don Ghover
Faniy Crenshaw
Trantham
Benny Olbbs
Bale Center
Jimmy Beaton
Jones Stadium Expansion Aims to Reach Goal
Texas Tech supporters have raised more than 67000 in 11 days to fund an expansion of Jones Stadium to 40000 seats. Final pledges for 1957 58 seat options are due April 1, with completion planned next fall as Red Raiders pursue the Southwest Conference title.
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Texas Tech
Jones Stadium
Tech
R. C. Goodwin
Red Raiders
J. William Davis
Faculty Athletic Council
No-Hitter Looms as Monterey Routs Plainsmen in Ivy Tilt
Monterey pitchers silenced the Plainsmen after an early hiccup. Mike Moffett and Harris sparked a four-run third inning, aided by singles, steals, and walks. Norman Gladson held to finish as Black closed out the game with no hits allowed.
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Snyder
Mike Mofffett
Speedy Moffett
Bandy
Dudley
Monterey
Jones
Moffett
Norman Gladson
Johnny King
Ayers
Johnson
Harrris
Harris
Chase King
Bumpass
James Ellis
Gladson
Steve Free
Ellis
Ono
Wylie
Bob Cone
Black
Keith Moffett
Tiger
Yard Run and Relay Records Reported in Local Meet
The text lists names such as Mie Rua-Lynn Huddleston and Sundown relay teams with multiple 4x100 yard exchanges. It records times like 212.8 and 5308.8, naming events including a First vent 48-Yard Relay and performances by teams from Crosbyton and others.
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Ord
Bill Key
Bavi
Yuen
McDufft
Ralls
Gohen
Anton
Bwan
Idamah
Mie Rua
Lynn Huddleston
Hallas
Hale
Conerr i Hipp
Buds
Lasatier
Vent
Sundown
Don Gist
Bul Balen
David Williams
Butch Davis
Crosbyton
Langae
Wali
Pete Irae
Joyner Wins Tough Match at West Texas Relays Tennis
Monterey standout Bobby Joyner defeated Odessa junior high rival in a hard fought Class A finals. Monterey teams posted strong showings with Kaye Botik and Dolores Judd winning Class B girls doubles while Jill Philbrick dominated Class A girls singles. Other results highlighted Vic Thomas and Tom 8 in Class A boys finals and multiple doubles clashes across divisions.
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Odessa
Bobby Joyner
Monterey
Ace Netter
Billy Bane
Netter
Clyde
Midland
J. T. Hutchison
Washington Junior High
San Angelo
Pyote
Kaye Botik
Dolores Judd
Ann Hollingsworth
Anna’ Malaise
Odessa Permian
Odessa High
Susan Smith
Jean Smith
Jill Philbrick
Hutchison
Tina Sanchez
Austin el Paso
Vic Thomas
Andrews
Billy Honey
Tom
Jerry Crane
Joe Tucker
Abilene
Canyon Reef dominates Olympic track meet highlights
Canyon Reef led the meet with multiple wins last week as Lasater captured the 220 yard dash. San Angelo's Ken Henson and Woolever joined in the double winners circle with Henson taking the shot put at 56-8 and spinning the discus 157-4.
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Lasater
San Angelo
Ken Henson
Woolever
Henson
Pole Vault Stars Highlight Midland Meet
Midland athletes led pole vault and broad jump events with Bob Penn clearing 11-9 and Kent Mitchell tying 11-0. Marshall McCrum of Monterey took the broad jump at 21-1 with Jimmy Maroney, Snyder close behind at 21-0.
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Bob Penn
Midland
Ted Teegarden
Kent Mitchell
Pampa
John Osman
Borger
Marshall McCrummen
Monterey
Jimmy Maroney
Snyder
Buddy Hawls
Jerry McKay
Colorado City
Kenneth Henson
San Angelo
Poly Walker
Jerry Austin
Tom
Lubbock
Bobby Landers
Alton Thygerson
Jama
Lavater
Jesse Crawford
Bill Weaver
Stanley
Woolever
Permia
Aegim
Micheana
Don Mason
Brownfield
Larry Reed
Borner
Max Phillips
Odessa
San Araela
Jarry Brenek
Gan Anelo
Aos
Tommy Minton
Ist
Mack Alexander
Big Spring
Colorado
Grantey Woolever
J. B. Doyland
Larry Tatum
Permian
Larry Weaver
Plainview
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Die Brown
Roy Burklow
David Abreo
R. J. Lasster
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Rayder
Mirror
Rose Dawkins
Jack Petty
Donnie Newman
Ran Ancetan
Sammas Cranfil
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J. B. Doyle
John Peegardent
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Torr
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Garder
Big Snoring
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San Anzio
Ninn
Terev
Clavie
Texas Falls To Kansas In Rough Big Eight Tilt
Kansas pulled away after Texas lost two centers early in the second half as Wayne Clark and Jimmy Brown exited with injuries. The Longhorns, hampered by fouls and margin calls, couldn't match Kansas as Arnette and Hightower faced limited protection. A postgame note shares a family moment over roses for an 18th anniversary.
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Jimmy Brown
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Annette
Wayne Hightower
Hightower
Plainview Bulldogs sweep Big Spring in baseball doubleheader
Plainview Bulldogs edged the Big Spring Steers 2-1 in five innings and 1-0 in five innings. Austin Winter pitched five innings for the win in game one and Don Jones yielded four hits. Novice Nicholson tripled and Tex Crowell drove in Nicholson in the fourth for Plainview's lone run in game two.
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Plainview Bulldogs
Big Spring Steers
Austin Winter
Don Jones
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Leslie Reaves
Big Joe Ferguson
Bill Pate
Big Spring
Homer Mills
Mills
Ferguson
Pate
Winter
Steers
Nicholson
Tex Crowell
Crowell
Golf Dates Continued From Page 2-B
The Hillcrest partnership tournament set for May 26-29 at Hillcrest with 30 dollar entry per team and 15 per player features low ball scoring and Thursday qualifiers. Hobbs and Lubbock clubs adjust dates to avoid conflicts while Brownfield joins with July 2-4 partnership events.
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Hobbs Country Club
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Queens Slip Past Platt 51 to 36 in NWAU Match
Patsy Neal scored 19 points to lead Wayland’s Queens over Platt College 51 36 in Topeka. Queens built a 27 17 halftime edge as Dee Everhart led Platt with 14 points. Queens improve to 8 2 in National Women's AAU League and head to Plainview to face Commercial Extension of Omaha in season finale.
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Kans
Patsy Neal
Wayland Flying
Queens
Platt College
Dee Everhart
Platt
Plainview
Omaha
Texas Tech tennis team defeats Abilene Christian 5 to 1
Tech led by Bob Macy defeated Abilene Christian College 5-1 in Abilene. Macy won 6-1 4-6 4-6 over Comelli. Kniffen and Scales won doubles, Brenaman and Macy also won in doubles. Tech to meet Hardin-Simmons in Lubbock Saturday.
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Jo Kniffen
Tech
Mell Carroll
Danny Scales
Wendell Taylor
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Bob Armistead
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