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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1963

Page

13

Marquette Dominates St Louis U in NIT Quarterfinal

Dave Erickson of Marquette gathers a rebound in the first half and delivers a kick that lifts Bill Nordmann of St Louis U. off the floor. Marquette wins 84 to 49 at Madison Square Garden.

Marquette Dave Erickson Bill Nordmann St. Louis U Nordmann Madison Square Garden Basket Warriors Billiken St. Louis

50 Mile Joke Fooey Ski and the Soviet fitness clash

The piece contrasts a Soviet coach dismissing the 50 mile hike as a joke with his praise for American athletes. It notes Korobkov’s tour with Valery Brumel Igor Ter-Ovanesyan and Valery Bulyshev, and cites his view of American life and sports culture.

New York Uncle Sam Gabriel Korobkov Moscow Korobkov Valery Brumel Igor Ter-Ovanesyan Valery Bulyshev Russia United States Kennedy America Iron Curtain C. Se Sua Ecaui Floyd Patterson Chicago Soviet Union Childis Nilon Baird Fred Aaronson Commission Dr. Baird

Liston Ordered to Miami for Medical Examination

Liston was ordered to Miami for an examination after knee pain raised concerns of possible torn cartilage. Dr. Baird supported the trip, with officials discussing a postponement and the timeline for Liston to travel from Chicago and begin rehabilitation.

Miami Beach Fla Miami Beach Boxing Commission Sonny Liston Chicago Duke Baird Liston Miami Jack Nilon Nilon Lou Gold Commission Aaronson Baird

Pan-Am Netters Edge Rice In Tight Meet

Pan American College defeated Rice 4 to 3 as Pan Am swept the remaining singles and doubles after the top trio of Pan Am players lost. Results include Schunk, Parker, McLeary, Lang, Wortelboer, and Bertram with several close sets and a decisive Hunter Lang doubles win.

Houston UPI Pan American Rice Owls Edinburg Tex Frits Schunk Rice Jerry Wortelboer Pan Am Jimmy Parker Ken Lang

Best Track Efforts By West Texas Boys Highlight Region One

Texas schoolboys set top marks in nine events last weekend with four from West Texas. James Jackson of Lubbock Dunbar ran 9.6 in the 100, David Jefferies cleared 13-10 in pole vault, Geoffrey Earl of Midland Lee ran 3 26.4 in the mile, and Jimmy Epps of Galena Park posted 18.9 in the high hurdles. Other leaders included Buddy Woodall 14.5 high hurdles, John Moss 1 55.7 880, Lester Williams 23-4 in the broad jump, and Conley Brown 49.0 440. Region One holds top marks in six events as meets continue.

Texas West Texas James Jackson Lubbock Dunbar David Jefferies Abilene Geoffrey Earl Midland Buddy Woodall Texas City John Moss Austin Lester Williams San Antonio Edgewood Broad Lubbock Levelland Hale Center Sundown el Paso Wichita Falls Panhandle Irving Lor Conley’ Brown Houston San Jacinto Tascosa Randy Matson Pampa Johnny Morris Jimmy Epps Galena Park Gale Read Snyder John Herring Alice David Chambers Grand Prairie Lowdon South Houston Houston Jones Mike Love Permian Dick Bourland Paschal Ken Walters Biff Hamman Austin McCallum Austen David Webb Arillo Arthur Rodriguez San Antonio Jefferson Eloy Carrillo Fort Stockton George Coon Lubbock High Steve Pigman Dallas Jefferson Eddie Shirley Midland Hick Bill_ Merriman Dallas Hillcrest Craig van Auken Buttes Ohot Toby Belt Westbury David Bartran Bellaire Randy Hicks Seminole Jack Powell Granbury Dwight Hood Waco John Erickson Clifton Bill Ruff Palestine Lee Lucas Kenny Jones Nrecus Joe Williams Odessa Howard van Loon Rotan Ed Martindale San Angelo Harper Routh Horston Tim Nanvler Arlington Helcits Ronnie Barnes Dumas Tnhy Belt Tom Huchest Wayne Bourke Ovessa Gene Martin Pamna Johnny Higgins Reird Broan Jump Tdlewood Harold Jackson el Paso Burgos BTA J. Willams Mike Brockman Town Park Don Ferguson Bryan Adams Bainheatt Blessing Hillcreat Mike McManus Channelview Fines Cooper Houston Worthing David Yarbrouch Mark King Midland High Gary Hobson Kermit Sntke Lawless New York American Stock Exchange Seeburg Seeman erFiow Shaw A Aeronca Alaska Air Silv Allegair Sonoton Starrett Thom SterlAl ArkLa Gag Tex AssdOll & Gtatco Chem At Research Barry Wr Bayview Belock Birdsboro Utah Catalin Ai den Hadley Christian Oil Ye Cinerama Drameneenee Clark Ch Mater Cubic Corp -Dd Daltch Det Ind Pd Ee Devon Poils Draper Drill&Ex Fargo Felmt P Firth Ste Ford Gs Gen_ Devel GenGas Giannini Giant GlenDis B Goldfield Gorham Guerdon Mar Helmer le Insnam Jetronic Ind Jupiter Cp Fitivarasom Kaiser Ind Kaltman Kaweck Kay Kingsford Kingsford SOYBEAN MEAL King Pé +200 65.85 66.0 Kirby Pet May Kirk Miner AU Uy Kirk Natus Kilon HL Kratter Fort Worth Lake Shore Lefe Real Lit LaLand Lynch Cp Magna Mackev MdCup Massey F McCull Oil leadJn NatPres Anniedutan NatVideo Oxford Mfg Phillipe Eck Alr Nuclear Am Ecrhaben Sheraton Cp Am But

State Track Records Highlight Fast 100 Yard Dash Leaders

Readout lists top Texas boys track marks across events with athletes such as James Jackson Dunbar and Lee Wolf Houston Lamar among 100 yard dash leaders. It catalogs 220 yard dash 40 yard dash hurdles mile and relays with multiple schools including Permian Highland Park and Dallas Hillcrest prominent.

James Jackson Dunbar Lee Wolf Houston Lamar Don Parkhurst Baytown Riley Dunn Coleman George Aldredge Highland Park Charles Altman Sinyer Charles Mitchell Childress Pat Brown Permian Gerald Conway Houston Davis Mike Bell Tascosa George Mitchum Cisco Becta Allred Arene Acaerry McCullen Frownwood Floyd Burke Palo Dure Steve Bailey Nederland Charles Maxwell James White Dallas Sunset Robert Beaware Dayton Auburn Daan Steve Langham Dallas Jefferson Kenley Brown Houston San Jacinto Fernando Rodriguez Corpus Austin McCallum Alble Widdiefield San Antonio MacArthur Tuscosa Dallas Hillcrest Dallas Jefferson Fort Stockton Lamar Galena Park Bryan Adams Worthing Monterey

Friars and Warriors Reach NIT Semifinals at MSG

Providence edged Miami 106 96 to advance as Ray Flynn led the Friars. Marquette routed St Louis 84 49 to reach the semifinals at Madison Square Garden, while Canisius and Villanova prepared for the other bracket match.

NEW York Ray Flynn Providence Friars Miami Hurricanes Marquette Warriors St. Louis Madison Square Garden Canisius Villanova

Sadecki Returns Hopes To Erase 62 Memories

Ray Sadecki is back from the Army and seeks to erase a poor 1962 season with the St. Louis Cardinals. Manager Johnny Keane hopes he recaptures 1961 form after a troubled 1962 year and a trade to Atlanta where he went 7-1 in the regular season and 5-1 in the playoffs.

Sadecki St, Petersburg Fla Ray Sadecki St. Louis Cardinals Johnny Keane Cincinnati Atlanta Army University of Minnesota Dick Siebert Keane Bob Gibson Gibson Ray

Midland Edges Colorado City 4-3 in late rally

Midland Bulldogs rally to beat Colorado City 4-3 as Nicky Sanchez delivers the winning single in the top of the final frame. Butch Parks opened scoring with a second inning homer. Colorado City totaled three in the fourth on a bases loaded walk and a single by Bill McGuire. Dale Walker and Armando Gutierrez pitched for Midland. Rudolph moves up on money list with St Petersburg Open third place tie.

Midland Nicky Sanchez Midland Bulldogs Colorado City Steve Melzer Sanchez Butch Parks Bill McGuire Dunedin Fla UPI Mason Rudolph Tommy ‘Bolt

LCC Netters Lose Tests With Odessa

Odessa College defeated Lubbock Christian College 4-2 in a Western Junior College Conference tennis match. Chrane earned LCC’s only singles win 6-2 6-4 over Bower, while Rigsby and Reed won in doubles. LCC heads to Howard County at Big Spring next Tuesday.

Odessa College Lubbock Christian College Charles Chrane LCC Charles Bower Joe Rigsby John Vaclivak Reed Jimmy Hankle Ned Boaz Don Foster Judy Goodwin Mary Nell ‘Terrell Cheryl Moss Janice Boaz Miss Moss Winnie Montgomery Big Spring Howard County

Olympic plan for 1963 Pan Am team tops U S agenda

Steve Snider reports hectic activity at Olympic headquarters as the United States races to assemble a full Pan American Games squad for Sao Paulo Brazil. A 385 member team including 282 men and 103 women will travel on three chartered jets plus extra commercial flights, with processing in Miami on April 12 and departures beginning April 16.

Steve Snider New York UPI Olympic Tokyo Sao Paulo Brazil U.S Buenos Aires Mexico City Art Lentz Miami

Grain futures slip as wheat leads broad price drop

CHICAGO AP Grain futures drifted lower in choppy trading on the Board of Trade with old crop wheat falling more than two cents amid liquidation and light demand. Corn oats and soybeans showed sporadic firmness from short covering while overall support remained scarce.

Chicago Board of Trade

Lamar Tech Ne Skein In Danger

Lamar Tech faces a stern test as its 58 match dual tennis winning streak hangs in the balance. NAIA champions Pan American University brings a tough squad to Beaumont for a midweek showdown that could end the run.

Lamar Tech Skein In Beaumont UPI Lami Tech NAIA Pan American

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