Aspermont Hornets coach under fire after regional loss
Long regional setback ends Lemley era talk at Aspermont as Reagan County ousts the Hornets 42 41. School board debates non renewal amid backers of the coach and a looming trustee election. Players struggled with field goals 20 percent and Lemley’s future hangs on local support.
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Aspermont Hote
Renigaw County
Hornets
Eames
Lemsey
Reagan County
Stonewall
Troy
South Plains
Smyer and Lockney
Aspermont
Townsman
Lemley
Go-Kart Races Set At Buffalo Lakes Course
The fifth annual Buffalo Lakes go-kart event, sponsored by the Lions Club of Slaton and the local Road Run News Club, draws top drivers from across seven states. About 80 entries have been received with defenders from El Paso Lancaster and Denver City among favorites. Racing spans A B and C classes with one hour thirty minute events, plus an endurance test last year drawing 247 entrants. Admission is one dollar.
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Buffalo Lakes
Lions Club
Slaton
California News Club
Willie Nunez
el Road
Paso
Dick Conners
Lancaster
California
Stephenville
Bobby Foster
Fort Worth
Sonny Jordan
Biz Spring
Floyd Klaus
Oklahoma City
Jon Sharp
el Paso
Robert Crow
Ernie Fitters
Denver City
George Shaw
Phuns
Ray Guetersioh
Bal! Sherman
Forest
Michigan
Yo Vents
Florida Derby at Gulfstream May Attract 14 Starters
Gulfstream Park officials forecast a likely 14 starters for the 14th Florida Derby on Saturday led by Native Charter Hail To All Sparkling Johnny and Mariteau with Gallant Lad Gummo and two others. Supplements could raise the field and purse to nearly $98,000 with two other stakes on the card including Dinner Lakes for 2-year-olds and the Suwannee River Handicap for fillies and mares.
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Native Charter
Hail To All
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C.T. Cheniyer
Gallant Lad
Michael Haver
Gummo
Laurel
Eddie Neloy
Flyalong
Vi Myth
Prime Minister
the Dancer
Louis Arnold
Adgum
Battle Star
Needles
Bown
Rain Washes Out Fem Golf Meet
Rain washed out the All-State Ladies Professional Golf Association tournament at Colonial Club in Jackson Mississippi Monday after Saturday rain delays. If the course remains unplayable, Tuesday will determine 36 hole scores to divide the prize.
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Jackson, Miss
Westerners and Monterey Open District Play Week in Texan Expos
Westerners host Levelland at Lowrey Field at 4 p.m. Monterey travels to Big Spring to meet the Steers as district play nears. Lubbock moves to Big Spring for a single game then hosts Midland in a doubleheader, while Midland Lee visits Lubbock for a twinbill. District AAAA opens with Monterey hosting Borger and Lubbock entertaining Pampa. Lubbock aims to rebound to .500 after splitting with Odessa Permian.
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Lubbock
Monterey
Westerners
Levelland
Lowrey Field
Big Spring
Midland Hich
Plainsmen
Bobby Moegle
Midland Lee
Twinbill
Odessa Permian
Mackenzie Earl Parker
Dorian Clawson
Danny Strawn
David Milburn
Danny Nowak
Richard Bourland
Jas
Nathan Lindley
Ronnie Shutfield
Jerry Brown
Joe Mac Tilson
Reenter
Chris Cox
Jim Darnell
Odessa High
Odessa ‘Permian
Byron Price
Donnie Hollar
Bobby Ulich
Randy Bowlin
Carlos Byrd
Mike Parker
Robert Junell
Jal States Track Meet Tonight Promises Fast Races
Jal hosts a two tier meet with college and high school divisions featuring Texas Tech stars and eastern New Mexico athletes. Ken Coleman and Clark Willingham lead sprint events while Felix Vallex seeks multiple blue ribbons in distance events.
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Carlton Stowers
New Mexico
Avalanche-Journal
Richard James
N.M
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Red Raiders
Hardin-Sim- New Mexico
Sul Ross
Harmons
Abidin-Simmons
Don Sparks
Raiders
Ken Coleman
Clark Willingham
Brownwood
Ronnie Davis
Felix Vallex
Yankees Slump Continues as Ford Shines in Losses
Yankees fall 2-1 to Detroit in another spring defeat. Whitey Ford returns from shoulder surgery to throw seven innings, allowing six hits and both Tiger runs, including Don Wert’s first inning homer. Washington beats Pittsburgh 8-?. Sen Tim Don Lock drives in four with a homer and doubles. St Louis over Minnesota 5-2 with bullpen trio keying the win. Houston tops the Mets 5-1 behind Jim Wynn, Don Larsen wins, Tommy Davis adds three hits.
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Poes
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Detroit
Yanks
Whitey Ford
Ford
Tiger
Don Wert
Washington
Don Lock
Pittsburgh
Willie Kirkland
Senators
Jim Pagliaroni
Ossie Virgil
Pirates
St. Louis
Minnesota
Ron Taylor
Barney Schultz
Bob Humphreys
Tony Oliva
Jimmie Hall
Jim Wynn
Houston
Astros
New York Mets
Jerry Hinsley
Don Larsen
Tommy Davis
Sparks
Lubbock
Sharon Bell
Donna Sparks
Terri Mitchell
Prix Walters
Jim Gentile
Texas A&m
Los Angeles Dodgers
Juan College
Janice Rhinehart
Baltimore
Kansas City
Will
Greveland
Chicago Cubs
Larry Jackson
Indians
Chuck Hinton
A&M Pounds Out Baseball Victory Echoes In Gritty Upbeat Meet
Texas A&M drives past opponents with strong hitting and pitching as the meet features standout sprinters from Tatum and Jal. Notable names include Pat Field and Jimmy Jones with fast times, Henry Norton in shot put and discus, plus female runners from Lubbock Track Club. The report also notes Dodgers and Cubs games, Houston and San Francisco scores, and a long ad for Jack Daniel's whiskey.
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Tatum
Pat Field
Jal
Jimmy Jones
Panthers
Henry Norton
Mile Relay Mark Could Be Broken at Texas Relays
Three Texas teams Rice Baylor and Abilene Christian loom strong to win the mile relay at the Texas Relays with Midwest entrants Southern Illinois Nebraska and Oklahoma State. Rice led by Wende Moss Aldman Ellington posted 3 10 5 in Corpus Christi while ACC Baylor and OSU also show form. Prelims begin Friday with finals Friday night and Saturday afternoon.
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Ray Wende
John Moss
Doug Aldman
Jimmy Ellington
ACC
Odessa
OSU
Dave Crook
Jim Wendt
Texans
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Texas Relays
Edwards Out Until April 17 for SMU Sprint Relays
SMU sprint relays suffer with Edwards sidelined by pulled muscle until Kansas Relays April 17. Edwards injured at Corpus Christi Relays. coach plans substitutions for the 440 and mile relays. Billy Foster limited by cold but may run 100 at Texas Relays if fit.
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Marshall Eowarts
Southern Methodist
Kansas
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Ronnie Smyth
Gail Read
Billy Foster
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Texas Relays
Anton Tops 6B All Star Picks
Anton Cotton Center block of full 6B district selections includes two players on the first team. Larry Crews leads voting with 20 points while Willie Bell earns 14. Other selects include Gerald Nixon Cotton Center Jim Johnson Spade Stanley Simmons Amherst and more. Second team features Tipton Wade Sherrell Williams Jones Couch plus four Anton Cotton Center players.
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Willie Bell
Gerald Nixon
Cotton Center
Jim’ Johnson
Spade
Stanley Simmons
Amherst
John Tipton
Larry Wade
Whitharral
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Mike Couch
Sherry Barnett
Debbie Moring
Martha Robertson
Nancy Barnet
Lynette Hall
Kathy Hardwick
Wanda Durham
Diane Tatum
Smyer
Jeanette Buchanan
Kathy Howard
Shirley Turner
Stacy Gilbert
Oklahoma Golfers Rally to Beat North Texas State 5 2
Oklahoma defeats North Texas 5 2 in golf after gaining three points on the 18th hole. Ras Allen of North Texas was medalist with a sub 69 but only halved with Carl Higgins of Oklahoma. Dick Ore, Jerry Keep, Dwight Nevil, and others secured singles wins for the Sooners while North Texas managed two match diversities.
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Dick Ore
Ron Falk
Jerry Keep
Tony Federickson
Dwight Nevil
Tommy Stevens
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