SWC Faces Houston Admission Decision After All-Day Talks
Eight member schools debated Houston entry as committees reviewed schedules finances and academic rules. If six schools vote yes Houston would join the SWC marking the conference’s first structural change since 1956. NCAA rules on athlete laundry money were also discussed with Houston following the NCAA 15 rule.
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Houston
SWC
Texas ‘Tech
Gurbhs
Davis
NCAA
T.L. Leach
J.T. King
Texas Tech
Westerners Large Lubbock Monterey Open Spring Drills
Lubbock High and Monterey start spring football drills for the 1971 grid season with 62 and 72 varsity candidates. Westerners return three offensive and four defensive starters led by John Madrid and Curtis Felton. Monterey aims to replace seven all district players with Glen Yarborough at quarterback and Tom Ellis at split end, while Mike Blackburn heads the defense. Spring game set for May 22 at 2 p.m. at Chapman or Lowrey Field. Monterey date to be announced.
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Lubbock High
Monterey
Coronado
Westerners
John Madrid
Mitchell Smith
Curtis Felton
Eddie Carter
Russell Dobbs
Gaylon Barnett
Roger Yandell
Mike Stephens
Steve Carrizales
Randy Robertson
Chad Utley
Plainsmen
Glen Yarborough
Yarborough
Tom Ellis
MHS
Kent Gamble
Jesse Ownes
Mike Boyter
Boyter
Tommy McIntyre
Bobby Pipkin
Dan Irons
Mike Blackburn
Mark Scott
Jerry Gipson
Artie Baker
Mike Hagen
Craig Carter
Jim Webb
LHS
Chapman
Lowrey Field
LHS MHS Rosters Feature Local Football Lines
Rosters list Lubbock High and Monterey backs ends and interior linemen. The compiled names include Arthur Gutierrez David Lusk Gaylon Barnett Roger McCrum Steve Carrizales Lee Waldrep Roger Yandell Gary Williams John Salazar Mike Stephens Steve Corley Pussell Dobbs Jerry Womack Brent Douglass Leon Quimby Randy Robertson Billy Easter Gary Greenlee Joe Sanchez dian Flores Qonnie Edwards Robby Parrish David Cadena Pete Lopez Paul Meriwether for LHS.
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Lubbock
Arthur Gutierrez
David Lusk
Gaylon Barnett
Roger McCrummen
Steve Carrizales
Lee Waldrep
Roger Yandell
Gary Williams
John Salazar
Mike Stephens
Steve Corley
Pussell Dobbs
Jerry Womack
Brent Douglass
Leon Quimby
Randy Robertson
Billy Easter
Gary Greenlee
Joe Sanchez
Dian Flores
Qonnie Edwards
Robby Parrish
David Cadena
Pete Lopez
Paul Meriwether
Efense
Adam Trujillo
Porfirio Ramirez
Curtis Felton
Mike Gaylord
Mitchell Smith
Ricky Norris
Steve Welch
Byron Adam
Jim Taylor
Juan Hernandez
Santo Drives Cubs Past Phillies in 7-1 Victory
Ron Santo drove in five runs with a home run a double and a bases-loaded walk as the Chicago Cubs routed the Philadelphia Phillies 7-1. Bill Hands scattered six hits and earned the win while Bunning lasted into the fifth. Don Kessinger Glenn Beckett and Santo sparked the early offense with timely hits.
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Chicago
Ron Santo
Bill Hands
Chicago Cubs
Philadelphia Phillies
Phillies
Hands
Roger Freed
Cubs
Jim Bunning
Don Kessinger
Glenn Beckett
Santo
Bunning
Johnny Callison
Kessinger
Deron Johnson
Australian table tennis team ends China visit
The Australian table tennis team headed home to Nagoya after a friendly visit to China. The team was among several Western squads invited to Communist China, per a New China News Agency broadcast.
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Tokyo
UPI
Peking
China
New
China’ News Agency
Nagoya
Japan
Randolph wins Governor's Cup at Buffalo Springs Lake
Randolph of Lubbock captures Governor's Cup by scoring the most points over two days at Buffalo Springs Lake. He also wins the Twin Outboard Power Class, with Mayhue of Albuquerque and Johnson of Plano placing behind. Adams of Lubbock wins the Family Skiboat Class with McMahan of Amarillo second and Gowan of Lubbock third. Morgan of Lubbock claims the Single Outboard Power Class, followed by Watkins of Farmington and Bigham of Lubbock. Huey Roberts and Gene Flynt take sixth and seventh respectively. Dick Coggins, a Baltimore Orioles spring roster member, was the youngest on the 1971 roster at age 20.
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Phil Nance
Houston
Huey Roberts
Colorado Springs
Colo
Roberts
Buffalo Springs Lake
Nance
Tony Anthony
Joe Randolph
Lubbock
Randolph
Keith Mayhue
Albuquerque
Harold Johnson
Plano
Jim Adams
Fred McMahan
Amarillo
Mike Gowan
Ted Morris
Chuck McKay
Charles Morgan
Tom Watkins
Farmington
Rick Bigham
Jim: Foreman
Jim McWilliams
Dick Coggins
Indianapolis
Baltimore Orioles
Dallas-Fort ‘Worth
Rochester
Longhorns and Aggies Battle For SWC Title
Texas and Texas A&M clash in a pivotal College Station twin bill as motion runs toward the SWC crown. Texas seeks headline momentum after a 12 of 13 run, while A&M, ranked No. 2, aims to clinch and push toward a College World Series berth with wins over the Aggies.
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Walt McAlexander
Avalanche-Journal
SWC
Yorks
Texas A&m
College Station
Longhorns
Texas
Aggies
TCU
Fort Worth
Pan American
Rice
Baylor
Tech
Raiders
Bill Down
Burt Hooton
Mike Beard
Paul Czerwinski
Jacky Binks
Charly Jenkins
Utah State Star Marv Roberts Signs with Denver Rockets
Denver Rockets sign Utah State forward Marv Roberts to a three year contract as the No 2 draft choice. Terms of the agreement were not disclosed.
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Denver
Marv Roberts
Utah State
Denver Rockets
American Basketball Association
Roberts
Rockets
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