Springlake Invitational Track Meet Sets Stage For Top Class
Bovina returns as a charter champion while Longhorns from Hart Large Field loom for the Class B title at the Springlake Invitational Track and Field meet. Over 1000 athletes are expected across three divisions as winds whip the event, with last year’s standout 29.6 performance and key relays highlighted despite missing Dunbar and Jackson.
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Avalanche-Journal Sports Water
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Bovina
Hart
James Ray Jackson
Dunbar
Panthers
O'Donnell
Azalea Show Sparks Golf Round With Notable Putts
In a windy round at the Azalea tournament, veteran players contested the lead as 31 putts highlighted a strong greens performance for Faxon. Gaida, aged 47, struggled with four long putts and three hours of play, while Ed Jusfa and Dateh Harrison emerged as surprise third-place contenders at 69, with others like Bruce Devlin and Jerry Barter close behind.
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Ed Jusfa
Dateh Harrison
Tommy Jacobs
Jack McGowan
Don Fairfield
Bruce Devlin
Gene Liter
Tony Lepin
George Bayer
Lael Hehert
Billy Casper
Mbati
Fla
Jerry Barter
Gene Mitchell Tr
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Yankie
Kilpatrick Captures Low Pro Honors at Seminole
Kilpatrick of Denver City breezed to a tour rounder par 68 to win low professional honors in the Gaines County Pro Am golf tournament at Seminole. Low amateur honors went to Jim Hundrey of Post with 72. Team title went to a quartet including Paul Wood and Henry Goble of Brownfield, Hamldt Binck and Bill Kemper of Jul. Bartho Webb AFB Rob Smith Web AFB Al Carpenter Plains Betty Taylor of Mesa and the Davis Kermit Marvin Owens team tied for runnerup in low ball.
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Gaines County
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Brownfield
Hamldt Binck
Reese Afb
Bill Kemper
Jack Bartho
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Web Afb
al Carpenter
C. G. Griffin
Junsi/ Hach
Missing Airmen Reported Over South Vietnam
Saigon reported two U.S. Airmen missing on a reconnaissance flight over South Vietnam. A light single engine plane disappeared in the northern highlands likely after going down in dense jungle. Authorities launched a large air search.
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South
Viet Nam
Shrider Named Miami University Athletic Director
Richant G. Shrider was appointed athletic director of Miami University of Ohio on Friday and will continue as head basketball coach. The 41 year old, who had been acting AD since the death of John L. Brickels ten days earlier, is noted as a successful basketball coach and player. Postal rates are up in India.
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Ohio
Richant G. Shrider
Miami University of Ohio
Shrider
John. L. Brickels
Olson Beats Thornton In Close Light-Heavy Bout
In San Francisco Bobo Olson, the ex middleweight champion, won a decision over Wayne Thornton. The Associated Press scored 7-2 for Olson, with Downey and Michel's judges calling it a split draw. Olson, 35, used body punches and sharp counters to edge the younger Fresno fighter, who weighed the same at 176 pounds. Olson remained ranked No. 6 by WBA and Ring. Thornton was No. 5 NBA and No. 7 Ring.
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Bob Michel
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Vern Bybee
Jack Downey
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Thornton
World Boxing Association
Ring Magazine
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Ring
British manners meet Aggies in April cricket clash
Invitations by John F Griffiths at Texas A&M spark plans for an A&M versus University of Texas cricket match on April 11. The London-born weather expert urges restraint from yelling and suggests polite applause, with luncheon at noon and a possible tea interval if play runs long.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Los Angeles
Robert Kerlan
Roseboro
College Station
Tex
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Iweather
A&m
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Record of boys track meet results and winners
Athletics notes from the meet show Andrews trailing Hobson and Sepa, with Rennie Payton leading Palo Duro Monterey in various events. Mile relay sprint relay results list Lubbock and other schools with multiple double wins and top placings, naming Bill Everett, Kermit, Smith, Hubbard, Melton Hutt, Carver, Denver City, and Palo Duro among others.
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Garrison
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Brows
Ek May
Lubbock
Rautitt
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Cravens
Beory Dane Burterm
Harms
Six in finals as Oklahoma State wins NCAA wrestling title
Oklahoma State earned its 11th NCAA wrestling championship by advancing six finalists, the most of any program, while defending champs and other contenders each had multiple wrestlers reach the finals. Notable moments included Jim Nance of Syracuse seeing his 78-match streak end in the heavyweight quarterfinals and several upsets shaping the final rounds before the title match.
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Winener
Oklahoma University
Iowa State
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Southjém Tilthols
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Syracuse
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Bob Billberg
Moorhead State
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Vicory
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Nance
Delib
Baylor Beats Missouri 5 2 in Boxing Scoop
Angelo Dundee explains pushing reluctant fighters into action. He recalls forcing Cassius Clay to duty and notes similar tactics with Liston Valdes and others. Dundee defends tough coaching as necessary to reach top performers and secure victories.
Passover observance noted amid baseball game chaos
In a fragmented AP report from New York and Waco, Baylor pitcher Henry Perkins homered in the third as Baylor beat Missouri 5 to 2 during Passover week. The item weaves in religious observance with a baseball recap, noting unleavened bread and the festival’s timing while detailing key plays and players.
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Rockies
Bears
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Missouri
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Dudley
Doug Cannon
Gary Price
Egypt
Ayers
Fred Neely
TCU
Pat Peebles
Perkins
Larry Kveton
Wholeitcher
Keith Weber
Tech
Samoa plans a new church and local speed limit ask
In Samoa residents and wildlife biologists discuss plans for a new church with Donnie Anderson and others named while nearby park areas see activity involving Alvis Bailey Huffmans and Joe Fox. In Norfolk, Gorleston residents urge a five mph speed limit to curb speeding through town.
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Alvis Bailey
Huffmans
Joe Fox
London
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Norfolk
Texas Featured in Big Show as Universities Swing In
San Angelo notes a field of contenders across divisions with Winters Menard Eldorado and Abilene Christian among top finishers. Texas favorites target record marks in shot put discus pole vault as Baylor Texas A&M athletes expected to challenge long-standing marks and championships with strong relay and finals prospects.
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Eldorado
Denver City
Abilene Christian
Billy Pemelton
Violence Reported on Bihar Orissa Border
Police in Eastern India opened fire as armed Christian tribesmen plundered Muslim villages along the Bihar Orissa border. The Press Trust of India said the number killed and wounded could not be determined.
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Fiji Islanders Begin Recovery After Storm Ravages
Honolulu AP reports Fiji islanders faced a tropical rainstorm aftermath leaving 2,000 homeless and millions in damage. In Washington, Interior Secretary Udall announced 80 tons of surplus American food would be shipped to Fiji from Samoa to aid relief efforts.
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Houston Keeps Lead In All-American Intercollegiate Golf
Houston led the 16-team field after Friday with a 309 total and a five stroke edge over Oklahoma State at the All-American Intercollegiate golf tournament. Mark Hopkins shot 75 to maintain the individual medal lead, while Wright Garrett posted 74 as the host Cougars prepare for the final round and a potential NCAA title defense against Oklahoma State.
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Wright Garrett
Marty Fleckman
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Oklahoma State
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