Hobbs Eagles Dominate District 4-A Track Meet Title
Hobbs Eagles win the District 4-A track crown with 8744 points, besting Carlsbad and six others. Goose Clay leads Hobbs with three wins and two relay records. Willoughby of NMMI sets district marks in broad jump and 880. Multiple school records fall in discus javelin mile and medley relays.
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Cavemen
New Mexico Military Institute
Clovis
Roswell
Artesia
Lovington
Portales
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Goose Clay
Willoughby
Gil Willoughby
The
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John Poyas
NMMI
Bill Bramblett
Terry Carpenter
Jim Armstrong
Gordon Vaughn
Hector Alvarez
Jinx Cohen
Mannie Smith
John Wilkinson
Jeep Smith
Raymond Hardin
Texas Interscholastic League considers raise to rewards
At the annual delegates meeting Darrell Tully of Houston urged raising the limit on athlete rewards to curb under the table pay, noting jackets cost more than the $15 rule. Other proposals went to the league's legislative council including school reclassification to balance competition and cross country as a fall event.
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Darrell Tully
Houston
Texas High School Coaches Assn
Legislative Council of
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Joe Vincent
South Park High School
Beaumont
Peut Port Arthur
Tech Water Polo Meet Set Today at Texas Tech Pool
The first Annual Texas Tech Invitational water polo meet unfolds today at the Texas Tech Pool with four teams Texas Tech varsity Texas Tech P E Texas A&M and New Mexico Military Institute. Round robin play includes six matchups starting at 9:30 a.m. with tech teams facing each other across the day.
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Texas Tech P.E
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New Mexico Military Institute
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Tech
NMMI
Derby Candidate From Clear Springs Farm
Louisville trainer W G Reynolds, long associated with his own name in Kentucky Derby runs, nominates Clear Springs Farm as his Derby entry. One Sub is listed among the stable’s Derby candidates.
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Louisville
W. G. Reynolds
Clear Springs
State Track results show records and placings across events
The page lists multiple track events with top finishers and times, including 120-Yard High Hurdles won by Spencer of Wink and times for the 100-Yard Dash, 440-Yard Dash, 180-Yard Low Hurdles, Shot Put, 390-Yard Dash, High Jump, Mile Run, and Mile Relay. Notable marks include a shot put record 55 ft 1 1/4 in by Howard and a mile relay time of 3:28.1 surpassing the old 3:30.0.
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Comstock
Spencer
Wink
Jennings
Larboddle
Paul
Copperas Cove
Ryan
Ranger
Walane
Magnolia
Hoot
Shepherd
Ballard
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Gorman
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Fort Worth
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Somerset
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Dumas Tops Levelland In Narrow District Baseball Win
Dumas Demons beat Levelland Lobos 7 to 6 in nine innings to claim their first district win. Don Cariker pitched all nine for Dumas, while Jimmy Harris went the distance for Levelland. Cannon led Levelland with two singles and a double as errors favored Dumas late.
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Don Cariker
Jimmy Harris
Lobos
Doug Cannon
Idumase
Bill Shaha
Palmer Favored In National Invitational Golf
Palmer named favorite in the $30,000 National Invitational Golf tournament at Colonial Country Club Fort Worth opener. The five-time winner this year and holder of over $47,000 in earnings leads a 54-player field in the 15th annual event, praised by regional media as golfdom’s top official PGA show.
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UPI
Arnold Palmer
Colonial Country Club
Palmer
Bangalore to host new research institute with nuclear unit
Bangalore plans a new research institute featuring a nuclear research unit. The project aims to advance science and technology in the region, attracting scholars and researchers from national and international institutions.
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Bangalore
India
Hobbs Triumphs Over Artesia In Close 8-4 Win
Hobbs pitchers Arra and Drabble secure the second straight win as Hobbs defeats Artesia 8 to 4. Martz drives in three runs with a second inning double clearing bases, while Artesia musters nine hits but strands ten.
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Artesia Giants
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Bill Drabble
Tommie Martz
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Martz
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Ron Anderson
Artesia
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Raiders Lose Three Victories Highlight Tech Schedule
Between the Lines notes Texas Tech’s 4-6 season with losses to Arkansas TCU Baylor and SMU by small margins. The column argues about the letter of intent term used by non SWC schools and discusses potential NCAA national agreement and impact on major and minor programs.
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Razorbacks
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Raiders
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Baylor
SMU
Southwest Conference
Texas Tech
SWC
NCAA
Segrist Leads TL Batting as Valley Giants Dominate
Victoria's Kal Segrist tops Texas League with a .560 average after seven games. Valley Giants players shine with Charlie Hiller hitting .367, Ron Herbel undefeated at 3–0 on the mound, and Tulsa leading team stats in hits and RBIs. Other leaders include Tony Asaro with 19 RBIs and Fred Whitfield pacing home runs and steals.
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Victoria
Kal Segrist
Segrist
Dallas
John Orsino
Valley Giants
Amarillo
Tony Asaro
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Charlie Hiller
al Paschal
Fred Whitfield
Tulsa
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Artie Burnett
Ron Herbel
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Ore
Charlie Gorin
Henry Hem Merly
Austin
Jim Proctor
Horace Smallwood
Ray Daviault
Tommy Bowers
Giants
Saturday baseball results and upcoming games across leagues
In the American League New York defeated Kansas City 4 to 1 Chicago beat Washington 6 to 4 Boston won 5 to 0 over Detroit while Cleveland beat Baltimore 3 to 1 In the National League San Francisco edged Pittsburgh 6 to 5 Cincinnati won 6 to 2 at St Louis Milwaukee at Chicago pond cold and Philadelphia tied Los Angeles 2 to 2 End of game innings. Today slate includes Chicago at New York Cleveland at Boston Kansas City at Washington Detroit at Baltimore Pittsburgh at San Francisco St Louis at Cincinnati Philadelphia at Los Angeles and more minor league matchups listed with several doubleheaders and state leagues noted.
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Detroit
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Baltimore
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
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Philadelphia
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Venetian Way Wins Derby After Rally Past Bally Ache
Venetian Way surged from near the back to overtake Bally Ache in the stretch to win the derby. Hartack rode the winner apace on the outside while Bally Ache tired near the final bend, with Tompion fading and Henrijan close behind as the field finished with Cuvier Relic and Tony Graff among others.
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Tony Graff
M. H. van Berg
Llangollen
Carl S. O Hodge
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T. Allie Grissom
Lurullah
Western Junior College Athletic Conference Forming
Representatives from eight junior colleges will meet to ratify a constitution creating the Western Junior College Athletic Conference. Seven Texas schools and one New Mexico institution will join to sponsor basketball baseball track tennis and golf with football excluded. Members include Amarillo College Howard County JC Frank Phillips College Lubbock Christian Odessa Clarendon South Plains and New Mexico Military Institute.
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Texas
New Mexico
Amarillo College
Amarillo
Tex
Howard County Junior College
Big Spring
Frank Phillips College
Borger
Lubbock Christian College
Lubbock
Odessa College
Odessa
Clarendon Junior College
Clarendon, Tex
South Plains College
Levelland
New Mexico Military Institute of
Longs Injury Narrows UCLA Dual Meet Plans
Dallas Long the USC shot putter from Phoenix is sidelined by a pulled ligament in his right shoulder but hopes to compete in a dual track meet against UCLA today.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Dallas Long
University of Southern California
Phoenix
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UCLA
Louis B. Rogers Names Colt Chinese Bandits
Louis B. Rogers of Baton Rouge Louisiana has a three year old colt named Chinese Bandits in tribute to the LSU defensive football unit.
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Louis B. Rogers
Baton Rouge
LSU
Monbouquette Dominates Tigers In Boston Win
Boston right hander Bill Monbouquette pitched a one hitter as Detroit fell 5-0 at Fenway Park. Neil Chrisley doubled for Detroit, while Frank Malzone drove in three runs and Vic Wertz belted a 420 foot homer for Boston. Monbouquette struck out five and walked two in his first complete major league season start.
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Bill Monbouquette
Detroit
Neil Chrisley
Red Sox
Monbouquette
Gene Stephens
Carom
Fenway
Tigers
Medford
Lou Clinton
Bobby Thomson
Clinton
al Kaline
Thomson
Lou Berbertet
Chico Fernandez
Frank Malzone
Vic Wertz
Don Buddin
Malzone
Iulia Assistant Appoints Wilson Head Football Coach
Wilson selects Travis Rector, formerly of Tulia and Olton, as head football coach. Rector will relocate with his wife after the current term. his current Wilson assistant is Lawrence Cook.
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Iulia
Wilson
Travis
Rector
Tulia
Olton
Lawrence Cook
Aggie Fish blank Baylor Cubs 7-0 in perfect game
Ed Singley pitched a perfect no hit no run game for the Texas Aggie Fish as they shut out Baylor Cubs 7-0 on Saturday. The victory showcased strong defense and decisive offense with key hits driving in runs.
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WACO
Ed Singley
Texas Aggie Fish
Baylor Cubs
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