Matadors and Mustangs clash in district action
Coronado faces Estacado after two losses amid disputed umpire calls as Lubbock High hosts Plainview and other District 3-AAAA games shuffle the schedule. Dennis Hilliard starts for the Mustangs against Estacado with Mike Boyd for the Matadors, while Monterey rests.
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Billy Ahrens
Avalanche-Journal
Coronado
Estacado
Amarillo
Ron Stephens
Delbert Wilson
Stephens
Wilson
Theth Street Mustangs
Palo Duro
Amarillo High
Connie Mack Field
Lubbock High
Plainview
Monterey
Mustangs
Dennis Hilliard
Matadors
Mike Boyd
Mackenzie
Plainsmen
Westerners
Randy Coleman
Monterey Plainsmen
Dunbar
Louis Kelly
Panthers
Andrews
Kelley
Rodney Bryant
Tascosa
Palo
AAA
Hereford
Brownfield
Levelland
Lovington
N.M
Fatacabo
Coronado Boyd
Peralee
Detroit Pistons edge Celtics in late rally 126 116
Detroit uses a 12 4 run after a DeBusschere steal to take the game 126 116 and even the Eastern Division semifinal at 1 1. Bing scores 24 for Detroit while DeBusschere adds 23 as Boston’s Jones leads the Celtics with 18. Next game set for Boston Wednesday.
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Detroit
Dave DeBusschere
Dave Bing
Detroit Ram
Pistons
Boston Celtics
Celtics
DeBusschere
Boston
Eddie Miles
Jimmy Whiker
el Sussell
Tom Sanders
Bailey Howell
Bing
Sam
Jones
U S Olympic Staff Seeks DA Help In Fund Disappearance
The U S Olympic Committee asked Dallas District Attorney Henry Wade to investigate about 72 000 dollars collected in the Southwest for the Olympic fund that has not shown up in official records. Dallas grand jurors reportedly received five embezzlement counts tied to local handling of the funds. A Dallas firm Dodgen and Associates managed solicitations while a second account in Irving was opened with private checks drawn by a woman connected to the fundraising effort.
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New York
U.S. Olympic Committee
Dallas
Southwest
Olympic Fund
Lentz
Krld-Tv
Dodgen and Associates
Olympic
Wade
Irving
Tex
Red Raiders Preseason Scrimmage in Jones Stadium
Butler and Matulich vie for No 1 quarterback duties as Lou Breuer and Charlie Evans pace the returning tight ends. The first scrimmage is set for 4 p.m. Saturday in Jones Stadium with daily workouts continuing Tuesday through Thursday and no Friday session due to a campus track meet.
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Butler
Lou Breuer
Charlie Evans
Tom Sawyer
Joe Matulich
San Antonio
Jones Stadium
ACC Baylor Split Pair In Doubleheader
ACC and Baylor split a Monday twin bill in Waco. Abilene Christian pitcher Craig Collier shut out Baylor 4-0 in the first game, while Baylor recovered to win 4-1 in the nightcap behind Rick Hawkins four hitter and key hits by Ker, Hooker, Boone, and Dykes.
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WACO
Craig Collier
Abilene Christian
Baylor
Rick Hawkins
Ker
Tony Hooker
Rick Butler
Jimmy Lawson
Eevee
Shes
Rickey Head
Larry Boone
Bill Dykes
Wkins
ACC
Net Star Shines Despite Old Form At Garden Meet
Chuck McKinley, 27, upset Australian Bill Bowrey 6-1 6-3 in the Garden Challenge Cup opener at Madison Square Garden as Arthur Ashe and others advanced. The event featured praise for McKinley and comments on the slick rubberized surface, with Ashe discussing civil rights considerations and Army service. Emerson and Santana won their matches as Graebner and others moved to the second round.
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New York
Chuck McKinley
Bill Bowrey
Madison Square Garden
Wall Street
Ace
Young Bowrey
Arthur Ashe
U.S
West Point
N.Y
Boro Jovanovic
Yugoslavia
Ashe
South ‘Africa
McKinley
Covorites
Roy Emerson
Ausja
Manuel Santana
Spain
Clark Graebner
Graebner
Ray Ruffels
Australia
Emerson
Jan Kodes
Czechoslovakia
Santana
Mark Cox
John Newcombe
Torry
Roche
Bowrey
Ruffels
Aggies Take Golf Victory Over Arkansas in SWC Meet
Texas A M and Arkansas split seven individual matches but the Aggies won one of the foursome games and halved another to claim a 34-24 victory in the Southwest Conference golf meet. Billy Wade beat Jerry Lammers 4 and 3 and Duke Butler defeated Thomas McNair 4 and 3 while Reggie Majors beat Chuck Leslie 2 up. Wade Majors also won foursome with Matthews 4 and 2 and Butler Leslie and McNair Brownfield were halved.
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College Station
Texas A&m
Arkansas
Aggies
Billy Wade
A&m
Jerry Lammers
David Matthews
Reggie Majors
Duke Butler
Thomas McNair
Chuck Brownfield
Chuck Leslie
Wadeland Majors
Lammers
Matthews
Butler-Leslie
McNair-Brownfield
46 CHAMPION MARTY SERVO I Marty: Servo Pro Am Bowling
Marty Servo, a former welterweight champion, faces a pro am bowling event while battling severe illness. He worked for Colorad Fuel and Iron in Pueblo and endures morphine every three hours, hoping for relief as his town supports him during a difficult battle. Servo previously held the welterweight title in 1846 and narrowly ended his boxing career after a fight with Rocky Graziano.
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Passey
Colorad. Fuel & Iron Co
Pueblo
Carol
Schenectady
Td Uke
Servo
Freddie ‘Red’ Cochrane
Rocky Gra
Eastern Michigan Greyhounds Open Spring Football Drills
Eastern New Mexico University head coach Howard White begins spring practice with a 50 man squad including 23 lettermen and 10 transfers. Two scrimmages are planned at Clovis High School stadium on April 26 and at DeBremmond Stadium in Roswell on April 3 to preview the 1968 squad. Practices run mainly on Tuesdays through Saturdays and are open to the public.
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Portales
Eastern
New Mexico University
Howard White
White
Roswell
DeBremmond Stadium
Greyhounds
Gary Taylor
Barry
Benefit game honors Wayland and West Texas donors
Wayland and West Texas were honored at halftime with plaques from the association for the retarded for donating their time. Wayland won 23rd game of the year 32 10 at the half and finished strong as Gayle Nichola scored 13 points and Linda Pickens 10. Anita O Hair led West Texas with seven points. Special guests included Southwest Optimist Club members and Smyer girls. About 450 fans attended and enjoyed performances by mentally challenged players.
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Concession Island
Wayland
West Texas
Association For the
Gayle Nichola
Linda Pickens
WTSU
Springlake-Earth
Anita O'Hair
Southwest Optimist Club
Smyer
Razorbacks Win 3 2 Over St Marys In Ten
Arkansas Razorbacks beat St Marys 3 2 in ten innings after two St Marys errors. Bill Brill drove in the decisive run on an error by Rattlers pitcher Danny Galindo as Brill advanced to third on a Mike Hoye error following Brill’s double for his second hit.
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San Antonio
Arkansas Razorbacks
St. Mary's
Rattlers
Bill Brill
Arkansas
Danny Galindo
Brill
Mike Hoye
California
San Francisco
Holtville
Calif
Angels
Gaylord Perry
Giants
Gary Peters
Baltimore
Orioles
Chicago White Sox
Miami
Fla
Ken Berry
Sox
Mike Epstein
Jim Miles
Steve Jones
Casey Cox
New York Mets
Washington
St. Petersburg
Grapefruit Roundup Phillies Rally to 10-2 Victory
The Phillies crushed the Astros 10-2 in an exhibition game as Philadelphia plated eight runs in the final three innings breaking Houston's eight game win streak.
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Philadelphia
Houston
Astros
Exhibition Linescores From Spring Training Contests
Teams split exhibitions across Florida and Arizona with highlights including Chicago and Philadelphia games at Cocoa and Bradenton. Key performances feature Breck and Corrales driving runs, Joe Rudi’s RBI off Gene Alley, and Larry Colton matching six inning shutout work for Oakland. Andrew Nye and Rich Nye noted for strong showings as spring play continues.
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Grant Jackson
Phillies
Cocoa
Fla
Larry Colton
Joe Rudi
Gene Alley
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Bradenton
Rob Bailey
Los Angeles
New York
Yankees
Vero Beach
Alan Foster
Yanks
Floyd Wicker
Phil Gagiiano
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Tampa
Rich Nye
Cleveland
Various college and pro baseball and basketball scores
Scores from college baseball Houston 6 Oklahoma State 5 and Arkansas 3 St Marys 2 in 10 innings, Air Force Academy 3 Texas Lutheran 2, plus college tennis North Texas State 6 Kansas State Emporia 0. Pro hockey Plasetts, Greensborn and Charietie 2, NBA division games and spring training results including Cubs over Indians 7 2 and Orioles 2 1 over White Sox, Angels over Giants 5 3, and Mets 20 0 win over Nationals in Florida.
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Houston
Oklahoma State
Arkansas
St. Mary's
Air Force Academy
Texas
Laitheran
Texas State
Kansas State
Emporia
Trinity
Texas A&m
Plasetts Mrteien Greensborn
Charietie
Charlotte
Bisisiea
Pittsburgh
Indiana
Pittenerga
Jetta
Howston
Dalise
Grapefruit Standings and Monday Results Update
The latest grapefruit standings list teams across the United States with entries for Los Angeles Chicago New York Pittsburgh Philadelphia Baltimore Oakland and Cleveland. Monday results show Washington 2 New York 0 Atlanta 5 Detroit 1 and several interleague matchups with scores 4 3 12 innings 4 2.
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Houston Area
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
New York
Washington
Baltimore
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Minnesota
Shomton
Sreale
Atlanta
Detroit
Lox Ansetes
New
Jersev
Siapeea
Boston
Cincinnati
Pues
Chicago
Cleve
Francisco
St. Ifersburg
Avanta
Beach
Flames
Tam New York
T. Louis
St. Fersburg
Frs
Port Myers
Man Francisco
Phoenix
Aris
A. Va
Orlando
Chicane
Sarasota
Lakeland
A. California
el Pano
Houston
West Palm Beach
Pia
Paso
Alcindor Wins Two Major Basketball Awards
Lew Alcindor of UCLA earned two honors, named outstanding player in the NCAA championships and Southern California player of the year. Coach Bill Van Breda Kolff joked about a villa for Lew if his NBA team boards the top pick. Alcindor averaged 26.2 points and 16.4 rebounds as UCLA went 28-1, with 53 points and 34 rebounds in the tourney wins.
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Los Angeles
Lew Alcindor
UCLA
Bruins
Southern California
Southern California Basketball Writers
Bill van Breda Kolff
Los Angeles Lakers
Alcindor
National Basketball Association
Malerlea
Lew
NBA
Houston
North Carolina
Monterey Sophs Rally for Seventh-Inning Win Over Estacado
In a sophomore baseball game Monday Monterey Capitalized on Gary Dons' seventh inning sacrifice fly. After a 3-3 tie, Randy Wall scored on the play as Monterey edged Estacado 4-3. Mike Klatt earned the victory in relief, Chad Utley pitched for Estacado.
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Gary Dons
Monterey
Estacado
Dose
Randy Wall
Mike Klatt
Chad Utley
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Searsuiry Labberk
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Rassell
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Kanders
Etder
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Russell
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Greyhound
Board of Regents At
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Count Fleet
Citation
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University of Liverpool
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Welch
Dawson High School
Harley Stone
Stone
Dawson School
Mi Ming
Sandy Utley
Jinnne Baker
Ricky Latie
Lubbock Auto Glass, Inc
Health Studio
Tna
Metropolitan Health
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