Andrews 880 yard relay team sets WT Relays mark
Andrews high school won the 880 yard relay in 1 29.9 at the West Texas Relays, breaking their own 1 30.7 record. The Mustang foursome included Shoemaker Nelson McKissack and Merritt, with McKissack previously on the squad. The event was part of a day of strong performances and several relay qualifiers across Lubbock area teams.
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Lubbock Avalanche
Journa Andrews
Bill Hart
Avalanche-Journal
Odessa
Andrews
West Texas
Mustang
Larry Shoemaker
Ted Nelson
Joe McKissack
R. E. Merritt
McKissack
Hobbs
Midland
Eagles
Aly
Tom S. Lubbock
Monterey
Plainsmen
Lubbock
Tascosa
Jerry Austin
Gary Milburn
Tommy Middleton
Barley
Wayne Phillips
Berger
Seminole
Milburn
Odessa Page
Jesse Crawford
John Weaver
Woolever
Wayne Berry
Snyder
Timmy Tollette
Brownfield
Mike Morris
Hommy Maroney
Tiger
Plainview
Levelland
Post
Tommy Minton
Tech Duels Texas in San Angelo Relays
Abilene High leads the high school division with 30 percent of points after five finals at the San Angelo Relays. Four Abilene athletes reached finals and records fell in pole vault, high jump, 880 relay, and shot put as San Angelo and Snyder challenge for Saturday finals.
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San Angelo
Abilene High
Eagles
del Rio
Snyder
Kermit
Colorado City
Larry Meek
Elwood Leonard
Abilene
Perry Culwell
David McGuire
Marvin Ratliff
Gerald Hall
Wayne Ridgway
David Allen
Dumas
Abilene Christian
University of Texas
Texas Tech
TCU
North Texas
Southern Methodist
Texas
Lubbock
Tiger Crew
Stanley Woolever
Woolever
David Glover
Ned Butler
Jesse Crawford
John Weaver
Bill Cameron
Roy Lowery
James Collins
Steve Leddy
Perry Callwell
Leonard
Meek
Bob Owen
Killeen
Jeri Franklin
Rob Heck
James Russell
Jerry McKay
Eugene Franklin
Abbllene
Charles Williams
Ohio State Blitzes NYU to Reach Finals
Ohio State overwhelmed New York University 76-54 in the NCAA semifinals led by All-America Jerry Lucas. Lucas scored 19 while Siegfried and Furry each added 19 and 10. Sanders held to four baskets but led NYU with 22 rebounds.
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Hal Wood
San Francisco
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Jerry Lucas
New York University
Violets
Lucas
Sanders
NYU
Harlem Globe Trotters
Larry Siegfried
Dick Furry
Siegfried
Jerry
Joutput
Furry
Little Russ Cunningham
Bucks
John Havlicek
Joe Roberts
Cunningham
Mel Nowell
New
California
Cincinnati
Plainview Bulldogs topple Hereford with four stolen bases in win
Plainview Bulldogs beat Hereford Whitefaces 6-2 as four steals in the sixth inning fueled the victory. Benny Plank pitched all nine innings allowing nine hits while Eddie Clark led at the plate with two doubles and a triple.
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Bulldogs
George Ragle
Plainview
Edwin Thomas
Doug Lewis
Benny Plank
Eagle
Lewis
Plank
Don Jones
Jones
Leslie Reeves
Reeves
Joe Ferguson
Hereford
Donnie Markentel
Thomas
Andy Taylor
Eddie Clark
Clark
Wesley Pearch
Whitefaces
Pair Named As Honorary Relays Referees
Oscar W Strahan of Southwest Texas State and Lee Mitchell of Columbus High School were named honorary referees for the 1960 Texas Relays. Strahan, in his 41st season as SWT track coach, will referee collegiate divisions. Mitchell, 1959 high school coach of the year, will oversee the high school section. Strahan’s SWT teams won Lone Star Conference titles in 1926 27 34 51 and 54 and was Helms Foundation Hall of Fame inductee in 1954. Mitchell’s son Pat is a noted sprinter. another son Sonny starred for White Oak in 1949.
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Lonis
Strahan
Texas
Sonny Mitchell
White Oak
Southern Methodist University
Southwest Texas
Helms Foundation Hall of Fame
Odessa Meet Hurdles And Sprints With Fast Times
Eighty yard events and relay finals highlight Odessa results. Teams from Permian, Tascosa, Hobbs, Carlsbad, Midland, Andrews, Lubbock and El Paso Tech posted fast times and new marks. Bests include Tatum 15.2 in 20 yard hurdles and Wogan 10.2 in 100 yard dash.
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Don Graham
Tascosa
Bill Kiser
Palo Duro
Ray Milburn
Tatum
N.M
Roy White
Hobbs
N.ml
Larry Tatum
Permian
J. B. Doyle
Midland
Jim Moore
el Paso Burgos
Gary Hobbs
Bill Yarbro
Carlsbad
Gary Tidings
Alex Saenz
el Paso Tech
Ernest Campbell
Ysleta Bel Air
Bruce Hale
Amanita
Ralph Townes
Denver City
Ray Northam
Artesis
Robin Byrd
Richard Wogan
Ray Hillburn
Fred Brown
Big Spring
Jerry Bowerman
R. A Lasater
Ronald Crockett
el Paso Borges
Randy Chenault
Odessa
Lang Kinsey
Monahans
Truett Maddox
el Paso
Gary Alexander
Jerry Austin
Lubbock
Randyl Hall
Borger
David Crooks
New Home
Barrett Bright
Odes
Ronnie Mershon
Clovis
Hollis Clay
Ysteta
Tommy Carter
Phillips
James McLaughlin
Andrews
Larry Shoemaker
Joe McKissack
Ted Nelson
KR. KE. Merritt
Merritt
Nelson
Kneemaker
Jerry Jetton
Robert Hodges
Bob Camp
Muleshoe
Robert Bandjin
Roger Whitehead
Amarillo
James Hassell
Texico
Bob Duvall
Discus
sIn
Robert Whitehead
Ama- Tilo
Hubert Sandhin
Marvin Evans
Jim Carpenter
Ysleta
Roger Munn
Mile Juny
Phil Barrett
Abel Ortiz
el Paso Bowle
Adalberto Salazar
James Cranfill
Gary Milburn
Sian McPherson
Ross Dawkins
Jack Petty
Larry Smith
Beminole
Barrett
Ronnie Boerberg
Tom Va King
Marshall McCrummen
Monterey
Bill Thompson
Buddy Rawls
Pampa
Gary Overcash
Bel Air
Lou Balenton
Borges
Terry Carpenter
Richard John
Ted Teegarden
Parnell Christopher
Pecos
George Osman
Johnny Osman
Guy Seher
Gene Weever
Rob Penn
Teddy
College and Pro Sports Scores From Varying Regions
NCAA cage playoff results Ohio State 16 NYU 3A. NBA playoffs Paradeishee Boston 110 0. Baseball scores Cleveland 6 Boston 7 and St. Louis 6 Milwaukee 7 New York 4 Philadelphia 1. Canceled games in Cincinnati Angeles vs Pittsburgh and Washington due to rain. High school baseball outcomes list multiple city matchups with final tallies.
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NYU
Boston
Cleveland
Detroit
Louis
Milwaukee
New York
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Angeles
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Tech Netters Host Cowboys Here Today
Tech tennis coach George Philbrick brings the Tech Netters to a 1:30 pm dual match against the Hardin Simmons Cowboys aiming for a second win this season. The lineup features Bob Macy No 1 singles Johnny Kniffen Danny Scales and Derald Breneman.
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George Philbrick
Texas ‘Tech
Hardin- Simmons Cowboys
Philbrick
Abilene Christian
Bob Macy
Post and Coral Gables
Fla
Johnny Kniffen
Clyde
Danny Scales
Lubbock
Derald Breneman
Honolulu
Tahoka to Sponsor Pony League Exes
Tahoka forms a Pony League Exes team for older boys under the Marion G. Bradley Post of the American Legion. Committee in charge includes E. L. Short Jack Smith and Dean Taylor. Eligible players born Sept 1 1942 or later. District placement to be announced by the State Board, expected District 2 with multiple West Texas towns.
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Tahoka
Marion G. Bradley
American Legion
E. L. Short
Jack Smith
Dean Taylor
State Board
Tahhoka
Lubbock
Brownfield
Abernathy
Olton
Denver City
Earth
Levelland
Littlefield
Muleshoe
Nazareth
Plainview
Ralls
Slaton
Tulia
ACC Fresh Grab Meet Highlights Five Way ACC Competition
LCC finished last with 12 points in a five team meet won by host Abilene Christian College freshmen with 9444 points. Rusty Childs led LCC with 514 points and Lewis Gould for ACC earned a 214 broad jump and ran on the 440 relay. Dennis Richardson was high point man for ACC with 11% points, winning the 100 and 200 dashes.
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Abilene
Lubbock Christian College
Abilene Christian College
Rusty Childs
Pace Lcc
Richardson
Larry Gould
ACC
Gould
Dennis Richardson
John Lawler
Alan Yeager
Emmett Essin
Russ Vail
Dennis Moore
James Louis
Sam Whitney
Brooke Army Medical Center
HCSC
Brooke
Whitney
Bill Krebs
Dave Graham
Howard County
William Carter
Eugene Franklin
Tiffon Stone
Tarleton State
South Plains
Meet Results Report From 440 Yard Relay and Field Events
ACC dominates with Lynn Hooper, Dennis Richardson and Bud White leading in sprints and relays. Brooke Army Medical Center and Tarleton State follow as Howard County JC and LCC batch of scorers cap the meet with strong showings.
Pen Hallow Scores Oaklawn Victory in Feature Race
Pen Hallow led early and won the Oaklawn Park featured $4,500 purse by two lengths in a 1:44 mile and 70 yards race. Dusty Admiral and Sorex finished second and third as Styrunner faded to fourth. Purse payouts were 13.60 6.80 4.00 for Pen Hallow. The next big event is the $10,000 Southland Handicap with Grand Wizard and Statistic carrying top weights.
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Hot Springs, Ark
UPI
T. A. Grissom
Pen Hallow
Oaklawn Park
Styrunner
Lloyd Mistrot
Dusty Admiral
M. H. van Berg
Sorex
Grand Wizard
Ccarry
Plains Take Third At Wink Relays In Relays Meet
The Plains Cowboys scored 39 points to finish third among 11 teams at the Wink Relays. Wink claimed first with 47.15 points, Fabens 40.5, while Plains standout Ray Faught led in the 220 yard dash and helped the winning 440 relay. Norman Huddleston won the mile in 5 04.8 minutes. Don Williams contributed in multiple events.
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Wink
Plains Cowboys
Fabens
Ray Faught
Plains
Don Williams
Norman Huddleston
Sandy Canales
Walt Coffman
Don Todd
Sam Romain
Marfa
Jal
N.M
van Horn
Pyote
Imperial
Grandfalls
Rankin
Poyah
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Jimmy Maron
Arthur Davis
Johnny Patterson
Jimmy Tollette
Dale Corthen
Maroney
Walker
Jackie Harrisson
Jerry Newman
Chuck Evans
Carlton Stowers
del Ria
Jimmy Allen
Charles Dean
Quintan
Dinette
Cecil Brown
Gene Hall
Oscar Brown
Oscar Anderson
Jerry Gill
Kenneth Schefer
Jimmy Moroney
Bill Harless
James Colling
Steven Leddy
Lawrence Walker
Johnny Messer
Jimmy Carter
Don Ford
Mike Craft
Sam Neal
Jerry Renfro
Charles Railsback
Doug Barnes
Marvin Anderson
Sweet
Dan Roberts
Walter Keats
Tom Bourchier
Richard Ray
Curtis Didway
Scotty Pierce
Larry Rhodes
Denny Roberts
Charles McCook
Gereald Hall
Gerald Weatherman
Jimmy Alien
Raynaldo Amaya
Marvin Asbill
David Richardson
Bull Shirley
Larry Weaver
Dan Bayley
Larry Perkins
Charman Wall
Cecil Pendter
Johnny Murphy
Don Mason
Well Cothren
James Gooch
Jerry Anderson
David Garvin
Joe Allen
Doug Earnest
Sweetwater
Ronnie Cox
Kenneth Eades
Ronnie Tumbow
Barry Durham
Becerra
Mexico City
Monterrey
Enrique Lutteroth
Jose Becerra
Reynosa
Tamaulipas
Pete Newell
Basketball Coaches Assn
Lou Rossini
Fred Taylor
George Smith
Newell
The
Tom Sanders
Plainview Bulldogs
College
Bul Ross Rate
Southwestern Okla
Bam Houston Blaze
Texas Christian University
Big Boring
TEREY
Tom
Tascose
Highlands Tot
Albuquerque
Northwest Classen Okla
Bnyder
Tech Netters
Pony League
LCC
Lynn Hooper
Bud White
Denis Moore
RD. Ross
Gerald Rankert
Brooke Army Medical
Kenneth Kendricks
Tarieton State
Rit Krebs
Brooke Army_ Medical
Guy Golden
Elvis Istre
LACC
Joe Robbins
Lawrence Wilson
Jim Bob Thomas
Bob McMurray
Willam Carter
Lynn Frazier
Benny Lovett
Denvor Gatens
David Wheeler
Jack Bonner
Malcolm McBride
LOC
Noel Orr
Miller Gunn
Joe Morgan
Franklin Snow
Bohn Jay Barham
Ken Santer
Franklin White
Gerald Gray
Leon Calley
Bill Hinl
Bugs Vail
Johnny Kuykendall
Richard Landis
Dennor Galens
Brooke Amy Medical
Ibrahim Sulaiman
Stewart Childre
Johnny Ramirez
Leroy Harvey
Jerry Bankert
James Blackwood
Tarleton
Brooke Medical Center
Howard County Junior College
Tcc
Oaklawn
Graham Holmes
Sporting Goods
F.D.I.C
Discount
Lubbock, Texas
Ave. E
France
Chrysler Corporation
Los Angeles
Simca
Chrysler Corp
Jack Shelley
Louihan-Dowell Motors
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