San Angelo Relays Set to Crown SWC Trackmen at NIT Finals
San Angelo hosts the SWC track finals with Texas A&M Baylor Abilene Christian and Texas Tech among entrants. Key favorites include Danny Roberts Roger Oreit and Jim Lancaster chasing shot put discus and pole vault marks while Richard Romo targets the mile record and Matson of Texas A&M appears in exhibition. Prelims begin Friday with finals Saturday under Charley Thomas as honorary referee.
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Bradley Solved UNM's Defense in NIT Final
Bradley routed New Mexico 85 54 to win its third NIT title, tying the record with Army and NYU also placing. Coach Chuck Orsborn praised Bradley's defense as New Mexico struggled to score, while Mike Silliman hit the late shot for third place.
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Schedule for NCAA TV slate features Raiders and Rice game
Announcement outlines October 31 Raider Rice clash on national and regional TV with 14 Saturday slots and Thanksgiving coverage. NBC paid 13 million for 1963 NCAA football rights. plan includes color regional telecasts and a mix of national and regional broadcasts across major programs and conferences.
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Texas Holds First Place In Baseball
Texas leads the South race in early baseball standings but faces crowding rivals as five teams contend for first. Rice Texas A&M and Baylor postpond games while Texas wins key matchups including an 11 0 victory over Rice and a seven inning win over Texas A&M. Multiple interconference series loom with Missouri and Minnesota upcoming.
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San Antonio Cup Wins Tourney
Thornton and Walecowich won the Champions Cup final at Champions Golf Club with a 69 to seize a 29 total under par. McCall Puett of Austin took second, while Penn Seaholm and Goldman Smith trailed closely. Elisabeth Gregoire won a $2,000 prize to pursue becoming a test pilot after dreams since age eleven.
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Idalou Wildcats Win Double Mountain Relays Team Title
Idalou Wildcats clinched the team championship at the Double Mountain Relays scoring 65 points by sweeping relays and edging Clyde by one point. Howard Van Loon led Rotan with wins in shot put and discus as the meet featured several area schools including Jayton, Klondike, and Paducah.
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Tech Enters Golf Action At Houston
Sixteen teams from seven states compete in the 10th All America Intercollegiate Golf Tournament at Pine Forest Country Club Houston. Favorites include Ron Folkes Wake Forest and Richard Yates Texas Tech with Houston among the entrants.
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Mazza Hicks Show Olympic Promise at Corpus Christi Relays
Roy Mazza of Baylor and Randy Matson of Texas A&M head a list of Olympic prospects highlighted by Hicks and Dyes in a Corpus Christi Relays meet. Mazza tossed 60 feet 2 inches in the shot put. Hicks high jumped 6 feet 10 inches. Dyes threw the javelin 253 feet 1 inch as Texas posted six points to win.
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UCLA Prevails Over Duke In Classic NCAA Final
UCLA, the shortest team in the field, defeated Duke 98 to 83 to capture the national title. Coach John Wooden called it one of the best games of the year as Walt Hazzard led a blazing attack and UCLA completed a 20th straight victory in an unbeaten run.
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Hazzard Named Outstanding Player In NCAA Meet
UCLA star Walt Hazzard earned Outstanding Player honors as the Bruins swept past Kansas State and Duke to win the national title. Gail Goodrich joined him on the all tournament team as Duke, Kansas State and Michigan players also received spots.
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Lucas Sparks Royals Past 76ers In Big Victory
In Cincinnati, the Royals overwhelmed the Philadelphia 76ers 177 to 102 as Jerry Lucas powered the late surge with 19 points and 15 rebounds after an early foul trouble. Oscar Robertson had 31 points and 18 assists to fuel the run.
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Tech Netters to Play Northern Illinois Today
Tech Netters face Northern Illinois University in a dual tennis meet with Don Draper from Houston Robert Peterson of Wichita Falls and Greer Rothmann of Junction. Draper and Peterson slated for No 1 doubles Sutherland and Rothmann for No 2 doubles. Tuesday match with Corpus Christi University canceled.
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