Antitrust Hearing On Braves Move Dominates Milwaukee Trial
Milwaukee antitrust case against the National League and clubs hears pretrial depositions from Warren Giles Donald Grant and Walter O Malley as they defend in the inquiry over transferring the Braves to Atlanta and NL expansion. Witnesses deny any agreement to abandon Milwaukee and challenge expansion timing amid attendance declines and draft pressures.
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LCC Netters Sweep to 30-0 in Tennis Meet
Lubbock Christian College girls and boys tennis teams dominated Frank Phillips College with a 10-0 sweep. Emilie Barkier defeated Marilyn Hughes 6 0 6 0 in top girls singles, Randy McDonald won 6 2 6 1, and the pairings in doubles also won 6 0 6 0.
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Rav Renfro Hired By Redskins Amid Turbulent Trade Talk
Local sports brief notes Rav Renfro joining the Washington Redskins as rumors swirl around recent trades. The piece references potential roster moves and unsettled plans impacting the team’s prospects this season.
Red Raiders Prolong Spring Practice Schedule
The Red Raiders outline a spring workout plan with sessions 3:30 to 5:30 p m on Tuesdays and Thursdays 4 to 6 p m Wednesdays and weekly game-condition scrimmages each Saturday except one. Regular two-hour sessions replace a Saturday contest this week as training continues toward April 0 and ends with the Red White classic slated for 4 p m.
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Big sports week ahead for Raiders and Texas Tech fans
Texans will travel to watch freshmen baseball at Levelland while Odessa College visits Odessa. Tech hosts Hardin-Simmons in golf and the Red Raiders run at Arlington State and McMurry. Netters go to Rice Invitational in Houston and swimmers Graham and Marsh compete at Air Force. Football spring practice begins as basketball faces East West Game in Lexington.
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SMU Proxy Praises Support For Team And Efforts
Dor Wallan ML Tate president commends broad support for the SMU Mustangs. He notes appreciation from Tech officials and staff for aiding the team as Southwest Conference honors and trophy history are cited.
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Three Seniors Lead Texas Track Team
Three seniors were elected team captains for the University of Texas track squad. Captains named include Preston Davis and others noted as leaders of the program.
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Olivares Sparks Two Wins At Golden Gloves Night
In Kansas City AP reports Rollard Calhoun and Boom Boom Miller shaded early rounds with TKOs and decisions while Mickey Priola of Lafayette reached the quarterfinals after a first round KO over Paul Latender and a split decision over Alan Lattimore. Other winners included Richard Gillis, Robert Carillo, and Joe Espinosa as Houston Texan Roland Olivares advanced with a hard driven attack.
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Ethridge Quits Amarillo Post as Coach
Amarillo High School basketball coach Johnny Ethridge resigned Monday night after five years in the position. The move places Gary Lawley, previously his assistant, as head coach. Ethridge, a Sundown native and former TCU player, had prior success at Dimmitt.
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Maloney Signs Cincinnati Contract to $46,000
Pitching ace Jim Maloney ended his holdout by signing a 1966 Reds contract for about 46 000. The 25 year old right hander had a 20 9 record last season and becomes Reds highest paid pitcher. Bob Purkey earned an estimated 40 000 in 1963. Seghi traveled to Fresno to meet him as opening day nears. Maloney asked for 50 000 while Cincinnati reportedly offered 40 000.
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Texas Linksters Open 1966 Golf Race With Baylor Win
Texas, defending Southwest Conference golf champion, defeated Baylor 4-2 in Austin to start the season. Adkins halved with Grant, Mitchell halved with Rogers, and Texas won the best ball. Finley beat Ricks 7 6 and 5. Smith beat Holbrook 2 1. The doubles went 3, with Adkins-Mitchell over Grant-Rogers 2 1 and Finley-Holbrook over Ricks-Smith 3 2.
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Wresting Tickets Set at Regular Prices Amid Promoter Assurance
Promoter Nok Ruberts says ticket prices will remain unchanged from regular rates despite a Sunday ad. Ringside seats stay at 2 dollars, reserve bleachers 1.50, general admission 1, and children 6 to 12 at 0.60. Main event features WahooMe and Bulldog Ple, Sky Jo Ia vs Inch Jackie, Dora Funk Jr vs Iron Mike, with other bouts including Sayeve and Don Jardine.
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Bartlesville Wins 69-54 Over Torrance in AAU Quarterfinals
Bartlesville, Oklahoma defeats Torrance California 69 to 54 in AAU National Tournament quarterfinals. Cazzie Russell led Dearborn Michigan with 14 late points and 23 total, Oliver Darden added 21, while Bartlesville used tight defense and rebounding to pull away after a 28-22 halftime score. Denver beat Arkansas City 66-65 and will face Bartlesville in semis.
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Baylor Tumbles Arkansas 9-3 in Baseball
Baylor earned a 9-3 win over Arkansas as Ronnie Redmon went 3 for 5 with a two run homer in the fifth and Baylor stole 11 bases. Baylor scored in three straight innings aided by Arkansas errors and timely steals including a steal of home by Mike Adams.
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East Squad Is Now Completed for All Star Game
Lexington AP reports Kentucky players Tommy Kron and Larry Conley join St John s Bob Melintyre, Bill Melchionni of Villanova and Duke’s Steve Vacendak on the East roster for the East-West College All-Star game. Also listed are Dick Snyder, Henry Hinkel, Dave Bing, Cazzie Russell and Joave Schellhase. The game is set for 2 p.m. Saturday at Memorial Coliseum, University of Kentucky.
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Ten Girls Earn Varsity Letters For Post High School Team
Post High School girls basketball team the Docs awarded varsity letters for the 1965 66 season announced by coach N R Jiggs King. Seniors Marilyn Jones Pat Landreth and Cathy Orr plus Edith Johnson Sherry Woods LaGayluah Young Cherry Pennell Marela Newby Linda Altman Jaynie Josey won letters. Jo Beth Dillard to receive a manager's letter.
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Corn Prices Rise on Strong Department Forecasts City Markets Update
Corn futures opened higher and held gains on the Board of Trade amid a USDA report showing farmers plan to plant less acreage this year. Local buying supported corn while traders noted expectations of reduced government selling of stored corn. Wheat and soybeans showed mixed moves with various price shifts across futures contracts.
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Three Tech Tankers Enter NCAA Swimming Meet
Texas Tech coach Jin McNally leads three Red Raiders to the NCAA championships at the Air Force Academy. Jesse Marsh of Ian Angelo wins SWC 1-meter diving, Robert Graham of Tyler takes the 50-yard freestyle title, and Pete Velde of Longview clocks 2 095 in the SWC 200-yard individual medley to qualify.
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Red Raiders Welcome Arlington State and McMurry Track Meet
Texas Tech hosts Arlington State and McMurry in a home tri meet as coach Vernon Hilliard aims for fewer hospitality lapses after last year’s 60 14 and 98 19 scores. Ed Mooney pursues his fourth straight double win in shot and discus while pole vaulter Sam Hart sat out with a pulled muscle.
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Soviet indoors set three world records in Moscow
Soviet athletes set three world indoor track records in Moscow per Tass. Boris Savchuk ran 300 meters in 33.9 seconds, Veramukhanova posted 800 meters in 2:08.5, and Janis Jakubovs clocked 1500 meters steeplechase in 4:03.8.
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Bond Market Advances Across Sectors in NY Trading
Bond prices rose in all sectors with long term Treasuries up to 12 2s and 39 of 40 issues advancing while one maturing issue held. NYSE bond volume reached 16.84 million par with 131 advances 77 declines and rest unchanged. Companies including American Telephone Columbia Gas Detroit Edison New York Central and Pacific Gas Electric show varied gains and losses.
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