Tech Picadors Set for Levelland Meet Against Area Standouts
The Texas Tech Picadors travel to Levelland for a key junior college meet featuring Lubbock Christian, Odessa, South Plains, New Mexico Military and others. Notable entries include Russell Durhard in high hurdles and big jump, Roy Miller in the 440, and a sprint medley lineup from several schools.
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Texas Tech Picadors
Levelland
Fort Worth
Howard County
Lubbock Christian
Aimar
Odessa
South Plains
New Mexico
Russell Durhard
Roy Miller
Levelland Din Breashear
Clark
Willingham
Ron Dill
Butch Swinson
Larry Moon
Lynn Morrison
Swirson
Dill
Miller
Swinson
Mortison
Hugh Rhodes
SEC
Barry Rushing
Bo Wilson
Ray’ Patterson
Joe Wilson
Glenn Whitaker
Jerry Brown
Joe Woodrum
Lavon Baugh
Sam Hart
David Hatton
Whitaker
Patterson
Rushing
Mike Harton
Bob Nelson
Brown
Harton
Nelson
Hatton
Rushling
Wilson
Rick Taylor
San Benito
Cowboys Trade for McDonald Transfers Key Players
Dallas sends three linemen Lynn Hoyem John Meyers and kicker Sam Baker to Philadelphia in exchange for tanker Tom McDonald a longtime NFL receiver. McDonald for Oklahoma was All America 1956 and won the Maxwell Club Award. Landry says it benefits both clubs. Baker will be replaced by rookie Billy Lathridge.
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Dallas
UPT
Dallas Cowboys
Philadelphia Eagles
Tom McDonald
University of Oklahoma
Eagles
Sam Baker
Lynn Hoyem
John Meyers
McDonald
Sooners
Tom Landry
Meyers
Baker
Cowboys
Georgie Tech
Billy Lathridge
Bellaire Takes Lead as Three Records Fall in Tank Meet
Bellaire leads with three records broken in the Texas preliminaries. Highland Park and Spring Branch Memorial set marks in 10 yard butterfly and freestyle, while Houston Hall-Carter Shillig and Ned Neyland led divers. Finals begin at 1 p.m. with multiple schools advancing in relays and individuals.
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Neyland
Houston
Hall-Carter Shillig
Hichland ‘Park
Toring
Highland Park
Spring Branch Memorial
Indi
Doug Russell
Midland
Wichita Falls
Alamo Heights
Midinwigh
San Angelo
Duke Beats Michigan After Turbulent NCAA Matchups
In a chaotic score report Duke defeats Michigan with a high scoring clash as other results show scattered scores and names like Roewell and Conber appear amid unclear team ties. The text references various opponents and locations with inexact details from the tournament.
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Michigan
Kanne
Fe Gael
Lahore
T. Roewell
Nenterey
Conber
Foner
Paso Bowie
Iroacio & Atmumuerair
Wietiage
Albuauernie
Wiley Tamas
Borger
Pod
Coll Meteford
Parana
GOH
Track Meet City Netters Take Wins
Monterey and Lubbock High tennis players advanced to the Midland Tennis Tournament semifinals after Friday action. Results feature doubles pairings from Monterey and Carlsbad, plus singles outcomes including Connelly of Monterey advancing and Odessa players contesting early rounds. The event continues with 7 p.m. play and teams from multiple Texas towns competing for Class AA and related titles.
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Monterey
Lubbock
Bors Maries
Army of Artsond
Kel
Tubbeck
Hans ‘Musay Wace End Bey Rafferty
Steve
Flowere
Kelly Jarman
Kent
I Ailes
Ray Tod Kenny Keram
Linus Baer Signs With Texas After Stellar High School Season
Linus Baer of San Antonio Lee High School signed a pre enrollment app with the University of Texas. The 190 pound halfback and all state standout led Lee to 11 straight victories last season, carrying 185 times for 1614 yards and an 8.7 yard average.
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San Antonio
Linus Baer
Lee High School
University of Texas
Lee
Doral Golf Set Putt Troubles Sparking Banter
The report notes a 27 year old Buckeye using an unconventional grip between his legs to hole birdie putts from 8 feet and closer. Snead complains over his own putting, as he carded two bogeys and five birdies with three misjudged makeable birdie putts.
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Prom
Buckeye
Snead
Group Probes Boat Mishaps
A Texas official told an interim committee that about one quarter of boating accidents stem from improper lookout. R W Townsley of the Highway Department said older, more experienced operators show more carelessness. He noted 23 percent of 586 boating accidents since 1960 lacked proper lookout and urged stronger water safety enforcement.
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Austin
R. W. Townsley
Texas Highway Department
Ant
Townsley
Department
Motor Vehicle Division
Local Meet Highlights Sprint and Running Finals Schedule
The local meet features competitors from Odessa Blackshear Odessa High Borger Amarillo Carver Midland Carver Abilene Woodson Pampa and Plainview. Events begin at 1 pm with switch finals in all geld events and running event preliminaries. Finals in running events start at 2 pm.
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Odessa Blackshear
Odessa High
Borger
Amarillo Carver
Midland
Carver
Abilene Woodson
Pampa
Plainview
Bert Huffman to Talk to Crosbyton Boosters
Texas Tech coach Bert Huffman will speak at Crosbyton Booster Club’s All Sports Banquet on April 20 at 1:30 p.m. in the Pioneer Memorial Auditorium. Crosbyton High boys and girls athletic awards will be presented. The next booster meeting is April 6 to finalize banquet plans.
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Crosbyton
Bert Rattavan
Texas Tech
All
Thy
Wjohn Cherry
Pioneer Memorial
Track Meet Records at Lubbock Monterey Relays
Readable fragments show performances and names from the Lubbock Monterey Relays including distances and times such as 440 yd dash, 2:08 mile relay, and jumps. Notable athletes mentioned include Abernathy, Moneter, Ledbetter, and Hart Tatum with various events across sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relays.
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Lenomerio
Taciner
Dash —Johnson
Ton
Abeendthy
I. Fube-Gowell
Wine
Abernathy
Willaga Lackey
Monter
Coty Comer
Floriada
Ind Fox
Denver City
Davis Cup Trophy Displayed in New York
In Manhattan three former captains Walter Pate Alrick Mann and Bill Talbert led tennis dignitaries as the refurbished 64 year old Davis Cup trophy was shown. The sterling bowl, tarnished by time, received a facelift. The cup won by the United States last December in Adelaide will be defended in Cleveland September 24 to 26. Australia has won 18 times Britain nine and France six.
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New York
Walter Pate
Alrick Mann
Bill Talbert
Manhattan
Tate
Dwight
Pacific Land
Atlantic
United States
Adelaide
Australia
Cleveland
Britain
France
Eastern New. Mining Leads NAIA Swim Meet Standings
St Paul readers note Eastern New Mining remains second with 50 points headed into the finals of the NAIA meet. McAlister College of St Paul leads by five as North Central State of Hindis has 35. Dave Katz anchors the Greyhounds with a 2 08 5 200 yard medley time.
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ST. Paul
Minn
Eastern
New
Greyhounds
Trail ‘McAlister College of
North Central State of Hindis
Dave Katz
Rick Purvis
Adam Berg
Bil Zor
Ti Piag
Katz
New York
Olton Golfers Win Muleshoe Invitational in Windy Round
Olton wins the Muleshoe High School Invitational by five strokes over Hale Center at Mule shoe Country Club. The 18 hole event, cut from 27 due to fierce winds, saw Jim Bartlett of the Antelopes card an 86 as medalist, with John St. Clair close behind for Morton.
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Muleshoe
Olton
Muleshoe Country Club
Fort Dodge
Orton
Santa Fe
Hale Center
Morton
Dimmitt Land
Post Colorado
Post
Antelopes
Jir Jim Bartlett
John St. Clair
Lifers Open AAU Title Bid in Denver
The Lincoln Lifers of Lubbock, seeded fourth in the 17th AAU basketball tournament, start their bid at 11 p.m. CST against Williamsville NY. The 10 man unit, composed mainly of former Texas Tech players, carries a 15 5 record after a fifth place finish at the TAAF tournament in Fort Worth. Probable starters include Max Percival Bobby Gindorf Harold Hudgens Bill Marren and Tom Patty with Patty and Marren recent additions from the 1964 Red Raiders roster.
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Lubbock
Lincoln Lil Lifers
Williamsville
Lifers
Fort Worth
Texas Tech
John Crouch
TCU
Max Percival
Bobby Gindorf
Harold Hudgens
Bill Marren
Tom Patty
Patty
Marren
Red Raiders
Tech
Monte Hassie
Bob Bouldin
Crouch
Robert Layne
Roger Hennig
American Exchange IN CORPUS MEET Steers Favored
In Corpus, American Exchange leads the field as the favored entry at a meet where the Wildcats are challenged There were no knockdowns in training session setting up a tightening race as teams prepare for competition.
Bush backs voluntary oil production increase in Texas
U S Senatorial candidate George Bush urged voluntary action by oil producing states to ensure Texas gets a fair share of domestic oil. He said Texas drillers lack sufficient producing days per month and spoke in Midland in a campaign release.
Rodriguez Chases Rematch With Griffith in Las Vegas
Rodriguez set for a June 12 title fight in Las Vegas against welterweight champion Emile Griffith of New York. Judges Befere Ruby Goldstein Joe Eppy and Al Bert favored Rodriguez by rounds as United Press International had him ahead 5 4 1. Heavyweight champ Cassius Clay trained by Angelo Dundee was booed after leaving Madison Square Garden following the Garden bout as his alter ego Muhammad Ali. Rodriguez, tipped at 4 1, threatened to drop Mims in rounds five and six before Mims recovered to win momentum late.
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