Opening Day at Quantico Relays Brings Records and Fast Times
Villanova wins distance medley relay as Marty Liquori edges Ron Dyce in a 4:01.4 anchor leg. Norfolk State sets 440 yard relay mark while Tom Gage shatters hammer throw record with a 215 foot effort. Donald Walsh leads 5000m in 14:15.6 as Wildcats post 9:24.41.
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Frogs Shocks Texas A and M To Grab SWC Wins
Texas Christian capitalized on A and M fielding errors to win 1 0 and 3 0, dropping the Aggies to 11 2 in SWC play and tightening the title race as Texas moves 12 0. Jeff Chase earned the opener win while Monahan pitched the complete game for the Frogs.
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New Mexico Highlands Hosts Critical Four-Game Series
The Nagas host New Mexico Highlands in a four game set that could decide berths for the NATA national playoffs. ENMU stands 17 13 with nine wins in ten games while Highlands sits at 14 12 in hot contention with Northern Arizona for the playoff bid. First games start at 1 a m MST each day.
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Red Raiders Training to Ready for Easter Break
Red Raiders continued spring work and early exams as Coach Carlen praised the team’s attitude. A recent game was moved to Jones Stadium after installing false grass, with no other suitable site in Lubbock. Carlen said recruiting, conditioning, and spring drills went well, noting only one lazy practice day.
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Palmer Opens Nelson with Four Under 66 in Dallas
Arnold Palmer shoots a 66 to lead the Byron Nelson Classic by one stroke over Jack Nicklaus at Preston Trail. He belts six birdies, two bogeys, and cites a revived putting touch after rain delays and course revisions.
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Coronado hosts Lubbock qualifiers track meet for state
Area track stars gather at Coronado for a final tuneup before the state carnival. Notables include Estacado sprinters Lethridge Hollins and Hines, Midland Lee’s William Curnow in pole vault, and Hirschi Gainesville crews in relay action. The meet features top regional competitors vying for state AAA honors with key events in the 100 220 and hurdles and the mile relay.
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Derby buildup as Hartack seeks sixth win and field grows
Bill Hartack pursues a Derby record as 125000 added race stirs talk on post positions. Corn Off The Cob trainer Millerick notes rail or outside spots matter less than a fast start while My Dad George and George Lewis loom as strong contenders. Terlago bids two straight for California, Admiral's Shield may benefit from a jockey change with Stanley Spencer replaced by Jimmy Nichols.
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Monterey Netters Triumph In City Championship Action
Monterey Netters defeated Estacado 9-3 in the Bill Clark Memorial City Championship. Lubbock High toppled Dunbar 9-3 as netters competition continued, with Monterey posting a 9-3-9-3 team score in the tournament.
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Evans Alderson teammates win junior high track titles
Evans athletes swept two of three titles at the City Junior High Track Championships on Friday. McIntyre, Harris, and Rozelle led records with MeIntyre clocking 7.2 in the 60 and 10.2 in the 260, Rozelle in 51.7 the 410, while Evans won ninth and seventh grade trophies and Alderson captured eighth grade.
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Junior High Track Meet Results Include Records and Relays
Readable portions show ninth grade and eleventh grade relays, hurdle times, and records. Athletes from Atkins Estacada Mackenzie Hutchinson Evans Dunbar and others compete in low hurdles sprints and mile relays with multiple records noted across prelims and finals.
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Tech Wins Reaches comeback in SWC matchup
Cecil Norris and Max Martin led Tech with two doubles and an RBI each as Tech tops Baylor 3 1 in a tight SWC game. Baylor's David Smith mishandled a ball allowing two Tech runs and Johnny Owens added a sacrifice fly. Bratcher nearly matched an SWC assists record with nine.
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Joe Louis Admitted to Colorado Psychiatric Hospital
Former heavyweight champion Joe Louis was admitted to Colorado Psychiatric Hospital in Denver on a hold for treatment order. He arrived at 5 30 am with police present and requested time to contact his attorney. a board will decide on possible treatment within 90 days.
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Kentucky Surges Past Indiana In OT Playoff Thriller
Darel Carrier scored six points in the final two minutes and Kentucky defeated Indiana 114-110 in overtime to take a 1-0 lead in the Eastern Division playoff finals. Carrier and Cartier key the Colonels offense while Breslin and Daniels paced the Pacers in a tight series opener.
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Stars Rally To Tie ABA Western Finals
Denver fell 114-105 as the Stars overcame a cold start to beat the Roets in a Western Division playoff game. The win ties the series at one game apiece and ends Denver’s 24 home-winning streak. Belmont has been head coach since December. The series moves to Anaheim Monday.
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Rain Delays SWC Indoor Champions And Baseball Showdown
Rain delays championship events as Rice leads in squad and individual play. Ian Guerry of Rice tops seed race, with John Gardner of Australia seeded second and Theo Carrera of Rice seeded third, Mike Estep of Rice fourth. Rains washout Rice-Texas baseball game under two day series rule. Texas sweeps Owls in doubleheader for 1 season loss. Officials announce quarterfinals and semifinals today with finals set for Sunday for both singles and doubles.
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Hobbs and Permian vie for Hobbs Relays crown
Hobbs and Permian, top state powerhouses, clash in the Hobbs Relays finals with 23 teams entered. Prelims start 2 pm MDT, finals at 7 pm, featuring Gary West Dennis Morrison Mike Waugh and Mike Meyphy as standout performers.
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Coronado Ponies Open Spring Grid Drills with lineup reshuffle
Coronado begins spring drills at 10 am seeking two cornerbacks and overall defensive depth. Coach Wayne Wisher refines a 73-man sophomore and junior squad including position switches such as Charlie Carpenter to fullback and linebacker and Joe Byrne to end as the Ponies replace 22 seniors. Practices run 6 by 8 pm on Mon Tue Thu and 3 to 4 20 pm on Wed Fri with Saturday scrimmages.
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