Triple Threat Rally Signals AAAA Track Meet Battle
Three teams Hobbs Tascosa and Odessa Ector expected a tight AAAA track meet at Coronado. Officials note eight schools compete with Estacado and Brownfield among contenders as finals begin at 1 20 p m with field events and a 3 00 p m open race.
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Shbs
Monterey
Tascosal
Odessa High
Abilene Cooper
Plainview
Hobbs
Tascosa
Jon
Odessa Ector
Dunbar
Estacado
Ector
Lubbock Ing
Lamesa
Vernon
Snyder
Brownfield
Ting
Jis
Eagles
Lubbock
New Anfomcticee
Coronado
Ang Bastia Pierson
Davis Aaice Cay Bieuwell
Homcie Mecurdy
Kelly Brown
Pope Senghiispain Bichant
See” Quit
Jeb Juries
Tar Hervage
Kenecon
Brure Ponder
McComel Ho Meslayarown
Hernace
Ponser
Pierson
Brown
Smith
Herriage
Ponder
Vole
Rover
Dottle Hicks
AAA
Meceimion
Silke Vaughn
Cana
Ruben Matheson
Johnny Whitey
Odessa
Craig Allred
Laver
Bill Potter
Nathaniel Hines
Exacado
Ken Bdwards
Pee Was
Larylle
Tascose
Bradrasa
Bart Williams
Rick Cody
Stanly
Lawrence
Jence Lethridge
Joe Berson
Witail
Sule
Hobbs Crummy Raut
Lad Webber
Ken Edwards
CAAA
Beton E. le Witton
Riser Schwars
Abilene
Quincy” Wallace Egor
Tong
Butch Tegan
Garland
Bledsoe Betor
Craig Carter
Porter
Track Entries Listed For Lubbock Event
Readable names and partial entries from Lubbock track list include Jesse Lethridee Barry Isaac Lethride Rodney Samford Lester Jackson John Nixon and several others with unclear spellings. Other names such as Ronald Blakemore Nathaniel Hines and Williams appear in the Dunbar entries along with multiple ambiguous early entries.
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Estacado
Jesse Lethridee
Barry Isaac Lethride
Rodney Samford
Lester Jackson
John Nixon
Carr
Ghee Sindhlefield
Kennet Bunton
Ramelt Beacy
Christian
Mvisrales
Nathaniel Hines
Highies
Erlell
Seichardson
Ntelay Ronald Blakemore
Does Isaac
Bates
Ha Jump-Stubblefielt
Ota Lewis
Tin Morea Shump Techs
Tin Morea Shump Techs, Shat Borer Joust, White, Angel Seus-Jaushlin
Rodrigues
Dunbar
Noley Johnson
William High
Deskone
Oan
Daiaht
Tommy ‘Russell
Donnell Balley
Seven area track meets scheduled across South Plains region
Readable text lists multiple track meets in Levelland Midland Abilene area with Tall City Relays in Midland featuring five relays and two individual events per meet. Participants include Midland High Midland Lee Palo Duro Big Spring San Angelo and several others with preliminaries in morning and finals in afternoon.
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South Plains
Dland
Levelland
Inver City
Abernathy
e-Earth
Sweetwater
Paso Irvin
Sunray
Midland
Tall City
Midland High
Midland Lee
Palo Duro
Bigwing
San Angelo
Southains
Visions
New Mexico Junior College
Jaco Field
Odessa College
New Deal Girls win Seagraves Invitational track meet
In Seagraves the New Deal high school girls scored 190 points to win the invitational meet. Wink placed second with 83 points. New Deal dominated by winning the 440 and 880 relays and taking four individual events.
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Seagraves
New Deal
Wink
Sul Ross Lobos whip Tech golf in Alpine dual
Sul Ross defeated Texas Tech 428 to 446 in a dual meet at Alpine. Mike Neace fired a 71 to lead the Lobos, with Tom Short scoring 72 and Paul Burleson, Bill Baker, and Scott Adams posting strong rounds for Tech.
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Alpine
Sul
Ross
Mike Neace
Lobos
Texas Tech
Tech
Paul Burleson
Bill Baker
Scott Adams
Tom Short
Neace
Ted Paul Burleson
Spring Training Pitchers Star in Wins Across Camps
Detroit's hitters and Philadelphia's pitchers fuelled a 94 victory as Williams and Champion shine for New York Mets. McAndrew allows one run for the Cardinals. Hauge stars for the visitors with two doubles and two singles. The report covers multiple spring games, homers, and lineups across camps including Oakland, Cleveland, and Baltimore.
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Williams
Charlie Williams
Thelrun
Champion
New York Mets
Swamp St
Louis
Bill Champion
Jim McAndrew
Mets
Cardinals
Joe Hague
Bob Stinson
Hla
Corbin «Ay
Wiles
Rallit
Bob Aspromonte
Solar
Cianger
New York
Wendan
Smi
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Oma
Jones
Om Ig
Hauge
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Aod Meentver
Botan
Ale Aauean
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Paenke
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al Kaline
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Ton
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Cleveland
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Eagles
Wrantlin
Atlanta
Cox
Waukee
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Reed Loneman
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Alan Gallagher
Kester
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Wezener
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Law
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Grieve
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Davanon
Ation
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Ilwaukee
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Ngs
Biete
San Diego
Yuma
Illimore
Aang
West Palm
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Winter Haven
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Washington
Papano Beach
Kansas Cty
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Connie Mack Stadium Sold to Philadelphia Developers
Connie Mack Stadium, once home to the Phillies Athletics and Eagles, has been sold for about 1 million dollars to two Philadelphia developers Louis M Graboyes and Solis Tollin who plan to take over the six acre North Philadelphia site. The stadium was previously owned by Jerry Wolman and Bob Carpenter.
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Philadelphia
Connie Mack Stadium
Baseball
Phillies
Athletics
Football Eagles
Louis M. Graboyes
Solis Tollin
Jerry Wolman
The
Eagles
Wolman
Bob Carpenter
Lorenzo Leads 4 A All Star Balloting in District Mix
Lorenzo tops the 1971 4A All District selections with three players on the boys squad. Teammate J G Hopkins joins Byers Lawson and Sandlin, while Shallowater Spur Crosbyton each place two. Hale Center leads the girls team with four picks including Karen Hall and Debbie Webb.
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Bill Sandlin
Richard Byers
Bill Lawson
Mike Hunt
Lorenzo
Byers
Lawson
J. G. Hopkins
Shallowater
Spur
Crosbyton
Hale Center
Sacs
South Plains Group Plans Sunday Race
The South Plains Sports Car Club of America will stage a dune run Sunday at Briarcroft Shopping Center parking lot. Registration starts at 12:30 p.m. with races at 2 p.m. Trophies go to winners and all entrants receive checkered flags. A meeting is set for Saturday night at 8:30 at the Emmett Im verted Car Co.
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South Plains Sports Car Lub of America
Briarcroft
Emmett Imverted Car’ Co
Hobbs Eunice Reach Finals in New Mexico Tourney
Hobbs and Eunice each advance to finals in the state AAAA and Class AA brackets. Hobbs trailed, then surged to a 90 to 82 win over Alamogordo to set up a title game tonight against the Albuquerque High Farmington winner. Eunice outscored Pojoaque 96 to 82 in the semifinals and meets Clift for the crown.
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Nectal
Avalanche Journal
Albuquerque
Hobbs
Alamogordo
Eagles
Wreck Kills Two Georgia Football Players in Athens
Two University of Georgia football players, offensive lineman Milo and fullback Florio, were killed in a downtown Athens collision. The campus newspaper editor Jack Stewart was injured but listed in satisfactory condition.
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Mile
Florio
NCAA Confusion Highlights Mixed Tournament Scores
Readable lines show NCAA Division action with OU Dominion Stetson Hartwick and others, including Sacred Heart 105 and Tennessee State 2. Notable results include South Carolina 69 over Elizabeth City and New York 132 versus Denver 177, plus various NAIA notes and baseball mentions.
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OU Dominion AD
Stetson Fy Hartwick TC
Post
Assumption
Sacred Heart
Aueuatana
Tennessee State
Louisiana Tech
Nenetimes
Sorin
Dakota State
St Olat M
Cheynese State
Akron
Tepannke
Philadelphia Textile
Wooster
Overtime
South Carolina
Carolina St
New York
Denver
Cleveland
Ghleas
Pes Ginewams
Boston
Jokers Defeat Tulia All-Stars 78 65 In Tight Tilt
The Harlem Jokers beat the Tulia All-Stars 78 to 65 before a full house. Gunner Crudup led the Jokers with 28 points while Kenny Roberts scored 14 for Tulia.
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Jokers
TULIA
Harlem Jokers
Wheatley Wildcats overtake Plainview in tense showdown
Plainview and Dunlap each had 16 for Cypress Fairbanks as Wheatley seized momentum late. Wheatley pressured Sam Houston in as the Wildcats swarmed backcourt defense and forced turnovers to pull away.
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Dunlap
Cypress- Fairbanks
Plainview
Wheatley
Sam Houston
Wildcats
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