Red Raiders praise Wiese and regional playoff notes
Cotten notes Bill Wiese as a superior runner and Red Raider pride, while Polk Robison discusses Wichita Kansas hosting NCAA regional basketball games decided months earlier. Eugene Carpenter visits Tech’s athletic offices amid major league finance references, including Dizzy Dean and Bob Garibaldi salaries.
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Cotten
Red Raider
Bill Wiese
Texas
Texas Tech
Polk Robison
Wichita
Kan
Robison
NCAA
Lubbock
Eugene Carpenter
Memphis
Dizzy Dean
Bob Garibaldi
San Francisco Giants
Ortiz Is II Lightweight Title Bout Postponed in Puerto Rico
The 15 round title fight between Carlos Ortiz and Doug Vaillant was postponed after Ortiz fell ill with gastroenteritis. The match, set for April 7, will proceed after a one week delay with Ortiz recovering. Vaillant and his camp expressed readiness to wait.
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San Juan
P.R
Carlos Ortiz
Doug Vaillant
Ortiz
Angelo Dundee
Vaillant
Billy Daly
Carlos
Puerto Rico
Davey Moore
Los Angeles
Miami
Joe Brown
Denver City Athletes Shine at District Meet
Denver City sprint relay placed high and third in the mile relay with Mark King third in the pole vault. A J Williams of San Angelo named outstanding Division 2 athlete, after sweeping the 100 in 9.9 and broad jump. Thurman Williamson of Denver City won shot put with 52-6 career best. Roy Henson scored points by third in the 100 and sprint medley fourth as Merkel led early before Fox and the Ponies captured finals.
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Mark King
A. J. Williams
San Angelo
Thurman Williamson
Denver City
Roy Henson
Mustangs
Merkel
Fox
Pat Hubbard
Don Kinder
Buddy Stephenson
SAN Anoscap
Odessa
Pat Burnett
Qarry Sullivan
Chuck Evans
Edmund Cox
Ri piGans
Tase
Fort Stockton
Hidhess
Buddy Lace
Stanley Woolever
Snyder
Jack Springer
Jimmy Taylor
Oesler
Gerry
Cockrell
Cooper
Williams
Willams
Crawford
Bayder
Barry
Rush °Ing
Brester
Kenkard
Raul Vasquez
Pat Stockton
George Besley
Buster Collins
Kenneth Qantlands
Crane
Conrad Lee
Gary Herd
Calera Ibiyard
Craig
Grelinmaarian
Clark
Lubbock
Seminol Odessa
Sweetwater
Kermit
Onahans
Coleman
Riley Dunn
Billy Henderson
Carl Prater
Ronnie Mankin
Cleco
Avid Brevard
Ballinger
Steve
One Som
Winters Oo
Pete Montgomery
Jerry Payne
Sterling City
Ipovard Dash
Rily Dunn
Dunn
Mike
el Ee
de Strother
Coco
Patty Blephenten
Pat Ceer
Craig Fox
Sonora
Baylor Bears surprise in quadrangular track meet at Baylor
Baylor defeated Lamar Tech 75-12 with strong showings in the 440 yard dash hurdles and mile. Ray Kayser and Darwin Starling won the 440 yard dash and Sidney Donaldson placed second in high hurdles. Baylor led with eight firsts to Tech's five and Arlington State's third place.
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WACO
UPI
Baylor
Lamar Tech
Arlington State
TCU
Bears
Ray Kayser
Darwin Starling
Sidney Donaldson
Wayne Jordan
David Deboer
Tech
Baylor University
Don Adams
Tay Kayser
Glynn Fields
Bill Kemp
James McLatchie
Barry Beecher
Marvin Silliman
Frank Mazza
Jim Lancaster
Johnnescup
Ken Henson
Rusty Childs
Arthur Whitmer
Ronnie Pisler
Bill
Kemp
Robert Rouse
Colin’ Ridgeway
Jacky Upton
John Butler
Jed Rath
Nolan Brawley
Jim Hetntschel
Big Kemp
Floyd! Thibodeaux
Ronnie Plyler
Jim Fauver
Walter Hayhurst
Baytor
Floyd Thibodeaux
Marvin Lapaugh
Ernest Erickson
Raytor
John Patterson
Jim Hargraves
John Truelson
Simon McNamee
Ernie Osborme
Philip Carvajad
Hurses
David Bailey
Arlington
Btate
J. C. Modica
Marvin Aipsnne
Chuck Medanich
Art Whitmer
Dave Starling
Mickey Nash
Norris Weir
Greg Horsley
Jim Blackwell
Charles Butead
L. Peter Nimmo
Mazza
Vernon Crowder
Cooper Plans Cape Return After Space Flight
astronaut L Gordon Cooper will return to Cape Canaveral Florida about three days after launch rather than Houston MSC officials said he would spend about two days aboard a carrier or in an island hospital for physical checkups and rest following the longest American space flight to date
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Houston
UPI
L. Gordon Cooper
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Manned Spacecraft Center
MSC
Cooper
Cape
San Angelo Relays defend titles amid fast times and records
At the San Angelo Relays meet, standout performances include Fort Stockton’s 0:14.7 in the high hurdles new mark, Abilene Christian and Midland squads leading multiple relay events, and Jerry Dyes of Abilene Christian setting new best marks in the shot put and broad jump. Texas A&M, SMU, and North Texas State also post top finishes across sprints and distance events.
Earl Records Fastest Mile For Texan
Geoffrey Earl of Midland Lee ran 4:25.9 for the mile at the Carlsbad Relays to set the top time among Texas boys. Roswell won the team title, with Hobbs, Carlsbad, Clovis and Midland Lee among the top finishers in multiple events. The meet marked its first year with several records set and listed results in sprints, relays, hurdles, jumps, throws, and distance races.
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Geoffrey Earl
Roswell
Hobbs Ihad
Clovis
Midland Lee
NMMI
Brownfield
Lamesa
Pecos
Artesia
Jal
Odessa Ector
Lovington
Texico
Hobbs
Tom Carter
Earnest Porter
Jim Childs
Jim Hallmark
Texas Tech
Tom Goebel
Yani
Ernie Porter
Paul Howard
Billingsley
Orgain
Jim Prides
Meloy
Me Oe Hodnett
Hunt
Cook
Woods
Diveley
Lee
Brownfeld
Franklin
Glenn
Williams
Smith
Low Hurtles
Porter
Isborne
Carter
Howard
Andot Fut
Area track results highlight sprinters and distance stars
Palo Duro Smith and Jim Gilbreath led the distance events with 3 29.9 for the mile, James Cowell won the 880 in 2 00.5, and Robert Seagroves cleared 6-2 in high jump. Mike Woods ran 4 53.6 for the mile as Muleshoe’s shuttle added a 3 29.9 relay time.
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Smale
Childress
Muleshoe
James Cowell
Dimmatt
Larry Elliott
White Deer
Jerry Gilbreath
Mike Brockman
Iowa Park
Charles Ledbetter
Morton
Robert Seagroves
David Hutton
Turkey
David Roberts
Mike Woods
Quanah
Bill White
Jim Cayerera
Jerry Harrison
Dan Smith
Jimmy Gilbreath
White Beer
Dalhart
Tucumeart
Shamrock
Mam
Canadian
Tascosa
Booker
Palo Duro
Gruver
Claude
Lockney, Springlake win inaugural Kress Invitational track meet
Lockney captures Class AA with 111 points and seven firsts, led by Belt and Moore in hurdles and jumps, while Springlake wins Class A with 128 points and five firsts. Springlake stars Saunders and Sanders, and Kress places high with multiple finalists. Tulsa, Farwell, and Floydada also score in a crowded field across relays, sprints, and field events.
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KRESS
Lockney
Springlake
Tulsa
Moore
Farwell
Jerry Don Sanders
Stanford teacher machines boost teaching reach
Dr. Wilbur Schramm of Stanford University notes that teaching machines enable multiple choice true false and discovery methods, a discovery he calls highly important. He says it could multiply gifted teachers' reach beyond their physical presence and hours.
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Stanford
Calif
UPI
Wilbur Schramm
Stanford University
Institute For Communication Research
Cowboys to Play in Baton Rouge Exhibition Doubleheader
The Dallas Cowboys will participate in a two game exhibition in New Orleans on Sept. 7. They will face the Detroit Lions in the nightcap after a Bears Colts opener at Tulane Stadium marking pro football first in the venue. The Cowboys then open the regular season at home vs the St Louis Cardinals.
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National Football League
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Sugar Bowl
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Air Force Academy
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Air Force
Denver
Colorado
American Football League
Denver Broncos
Rams
Los Angeles
Green Bay Packers
Rodeo Hand Prevails in Sunland Park Feature Race
Rodeo Hand outsprints Py to Market and Pickadel to win the Arlington Downs purse at Sunland Park. The son of Khaled has not left the board in seven starts this season and scored a notable victory, with Sunland Park attendance reported at 2,921 and total handle $159,700.
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N.M
UPI
Rodeo
Pickadel
Arlington Downs
Khaled
Vireit
Nahara Brandy
Tarahawk
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Bright Fiorps
Tag Awist
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Ritas Jet
Prince Bode
Sonomas Pet
Mars Blue
Medafirions
Rodeo Hand
Miles Tsglaitie
Bal Ballerie
Quinelia
Toto
Ft. Myers
Pia
Innings
Wyatt
Thies
Bryan
Arcue
McBean
Priddy
Plaskett
ACC Upsets Wildcats in Indoor Meet Dominates Sprint Medley
ACC won seven of 13 events including the sprint medley where Gary Burger anchored in 1 52.5. Billy Foster of SMU defeated ACC’s Dennis Richardson in the 100 with 9.5 to 9.8. ACC’s Orrell beat Roberts in discus 159 212 to 159.5. John Lawler led the mile in 4 18.4 with Bobby Hargraves second after a late stumble. Brock finished fourth.
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Coleman
Winters
Denver City
Merkel
Sonora
Cisco
Crane UU
Fredericksburg
Anson
Bronte
Big Lake
Mason
Bteking Gy
Texas Tech
Daniels
Texas A&m
Danny Roberts
Roger Orrell
Abi- Ine Christian
Aries Jordan
Texas
Jerry Dyes
Abilene
Fran Fogelsong
Abilene Christian
Gary Coffman
Southern Methodist
Louis Poland
David Dewberry
North Texne Btate
Donald Fox
North Texas State
John Collins
James Womack
Christian
Calvin Bowser
Charles Glesey
Charles Jordan
Ety Glover
Pom Lawler
Bobby Hargrave
Abi- Abilene
Ghrigi Ath Malichy Wade
Ene Stan
Y Wade
Jerry Brock
Jesse Grawford
Ian Carroll
Lawry
Ban Penne
A Taylor
Bnyder
Rex Wilson
Ray Cunningham
Bobby Bernard
Texas Christian
Ronnleles Johnson
James Coopr
Txas
Hurdies
Rex
Wilson
Ronny Biffle
D. Ee
Simon Vernon
James Cooper
Milo
R. E. Mer- Nelson Eich
Texee
Wildcats
Gary Burger
ACC
Billy Foster
SMU
Dennis Richardson
Foster
Richardson
Orrell
Roberts
John Lawler
Bobby Hargraves
Hargraves
Lawler
Brock
Simmons Heads Little Leagues
Morton special report notes Jack Simmons will head the Little Leagues for the current season succeeding Melvin McCoy. Officers include Tip Windom as vice president Byron Willis secretary Cleve Bland umpire in chief Vincent Logan player agent. A proposed new Little League field to be funded and developed on offered southwest Morton property.
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Wamington
Crandall, Daniels, Duckworth
Leppert
Lemaster
Duckworth
Morton
McMillan, Brown, Piniella
R. C. Stricksland
Major League Line Scores From Florida Exhibitions
United Press International reports two MLB exhibitions in Florida. Chicago beats New York 5 to 15 with Herbert earning the win and Downing the loss. Minnesota defeats Los Angeles 7 to 5 in five innings halted by rain. Roggenburk and Rantz work for Minnesota with Camilli and Routax for Los Angeles.
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United Press International
Laudervale
Fla
Chicago
New York
Herbert
Baumann
Lollar
Downing
Costes
Brown
Kunkel
Berra
Vero Beach
Minnesota
Adoven
Los Angeles
Roggenburk
Rantz
McCabe
Routax
Camilli
Hr—Alison
Baseball scores from Mesa and Palm Springs games
At Mesa Boston beat Chicago 15 to 2 with Monbouquette and Mejias homering as Monbouquette took the loss. At Palm Springs Houston and Los Angeles played a 7 to 8 game with McBride the winning pitcher and Brice taking the loss as G. Thomas hit a homer.
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Boston
Chicago
Monbouquette
Fornieles
LaMabe
Tillman
Jackson
Brewer
Bertell
Mejias
Santo
Banks
Palm Springs
Calif
Houston
S Angeles
Bruce
Golden
Wolf
Bateman
McBride
Osinski
Rodgers
Brice
G. Thomas
Goldwater urges air patrol to shoot down Cuban MIGs
U S senator Barry Goldwater says the United States should shoot down Cuban MIG fighter planes and strafe any Soviet aircraft involved in the Thursday attack on the merchant ship Floridian off the Cuban coast. He questions whether the strafing was intentional and urges establishing an air patrol.
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Houston
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
R-Ariz
United States
U.S
Palo Duro tops Hereford in district doubleheader sweep
Palo Duro Dons down Hereford Whitefaces in both ends of Saturday twinbill 10-6 and 7-5. Hereford slips to 2-7 on the year and begins District 1 AAA play against Levelland Tuesday. Participation listed includes Walker Ellis Bachon McNeil Ranspan Ramirez Green Moreman Nordquest Phillips Thomas Kendrick Boynton and Perry with Storrs and Willoughby among Palo Duro's figures.
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Palol
Duro
Levelland
Palo Duro
Phillip Walker
David Ellis
Mike Bachon
Allen McNeil
Mike Ranspot
Lupe Ramirez
Eugene Green
Dan Moreman
jGene Storrs
Palo Dum
Ronnie
David Nordquest
Ronnie Phillips
Nordquest
Jim Thomas
Gary Kendrick
Danny Loerwald
Jay Boynton
Moreman
John Willoughby
Green
Jerry Stagner
Charlie Moreno
David Perry
Palo du
Tech Golfers Fall To A&M In Southwest Meet
Texas A M edged Texas Tech 4 and 2 as Higgins 67 Johnston 71 and Hoskins 68 led the Aggies in a Southwest Conference golf match at the A M course. Tech’s Dobie 69 Yates 3 and 2 and Brewer 1-up contributed. Raiders next face Rice at 1 p m at Houston Country Club.
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Texas A&m
Texas Tech
Aggie
Mike Higgins
A&m
Richard, Yates
Tech
Bruce Dobie
Worcester
Mass
Ralph Johnston
Johnston
Higgins
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Red Raiders
Eugene Byrd
Brewer
Byrd
Gary Littlejohn
Jay McClure
Harry Hoskins
Hoskins
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Houston Country Club
Algerian Seizures Hint at Land Reform Plan
Algerian troops and police seized two major French owned farms in Algiers on orders from Premier Ahmed Ben Bella. The night action sparked speculation that Ben Bella may pursue a broad program of land nationalization amid a tense political climate.
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API
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
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