Phillips Sets New Meet Vault Mark
Phillips posted a new meet vault mark while Don King of Overton suffered a pulled muscle in the finals after leading by three yards. Highlands won Class AAAA by 21 over Odessa Permian, with Miller and Cooper tied for fourth. Coahoma led Class A with 36 points, Pettus third, Springtown fourth. Class B saw Barnlett beat Friendswood by 20 with Skidmore-Tynan Orchard and Follett tied for fourth.
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Coahoma
Pettus
Springtown
Barnlett
Friendswood
Rule
Skidmore-Tynan
Orchard
Follett
State Track Meet results show Timmy White tops 440 dash
Timmy White of South Houston ties the state record in the 440 yard dash with a 0.7 to secure first in Class A. Top finishers include Mike Bouche of Spring Branch Memorial 48.0 seconds second and Robert Poe of El Paso Austin 48.45 third, with multiple schools from San Antonio Dallas and Abilene represented in sprint events and relays.
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Timmy White
South Houston
Eddie Southern
Mike Bouche
Spring Branch Memorial
Robert Poe
el Paso Austin
Mark Fry
Abilene Cooper
Stanley McDaniel
San Antonio MacArthur
Larry Crawford
Austin
McCallum
Mel Bennett
San Antonio Highlands
Jesse Ball
San Antonio
Fdgewood Tris
Charles Cannon
Odessa Permigna
Juan Carbajal
Ysleta Bel Air
Beck Wilemon
Fort Worth
Arlington Heights
Jerral Landers
Hurst Bell
Baxtown
Dwight Denson
Billy Littlefield
Renny Fenelon
Bill Askeys
Corpus Christi Miller
San Angelo
Fort Worth Paschal
Lubbock
Monterey
John Carey
Houston
Sam Houston
Steve Stephenson
Sammy Maddox
Dallas Kimball
Gregg Gilesand
Amarillo Tascosa
Juan Cardinal
el Paso Bel Air
Baytown
Cly Baylor
San Antonio Jefferson
Herb Eliison
Carl Johnson
Witte Black
Fort Wrrch Tech
Charles Robins
Ware University
George Calta
Abilene Posner
Larry Tiele
Milby
Bill Elfstrom
Galveston
John Walker
Ken Eeech
Pete Vanlt
Dickie Phillips
Galena Park
North Shore
Pinto Beene
Abilene
Cooper
Jim Mallard
Austin Ste Caltumy
Lares Gartis
Galena
Fark North Shore
James King
Olessa Permini
Bill Bolen
Kingaville
Larry Mumaw
Richard
Gery
Rufis Oden
Cornus Chest Miller
Herb Buisen
Sans Antonio Highlands
Willie Black
Fort Worth Tech Wee
Dase Tuare
Jeff Mankoff
Litas Hillcrest
Kenny Cauble
Midland
Lee
Ben Wadlinttion
Steve Kennedy
Ites John Jordan
Denison
Ronald Dittman
Grand Praire
John Marquis
Houston Austin
Niseust
Steve Carles
Odessa Perermaan
Mike Perie
Midland Lee
Mike Fox
Arkington Heredts
Sealt Haher
Rethuretaf
Ed Jarrett
Waco Tebfield
Charles Heedricks
Bastown
Robert Botee
Lester Winningham
Doflas Adarmson
Onehmas
Odessa Permian
Ieee Waren Gras
Erdtig
Charles Abstin
Paris
Jas BK
Sautt Hanston
J Nurs Riles
San Antono Alamo Heights
Dat
Brumfield Seizes Derby Victory On Kauai King
Louisville Kentucky AP Jockey Don Brumfield nicknamed the happiest hillbilly won the Kentucky Derby riding Kauai King In a post race interview Brumfield said the key to winning is staying in front He noted Kauai King was skittish at first but settled and urged the horse on as the race neared the final eighth of a mile He felt overwhelmed with emotion as crowds saluted the win.
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Louisville
Don Brumfield
Brumfield
Rouai
Brumsfield
Kauai
Kauai King Wins Derby In Sunny 1955 Upset
Jundai King, bred to win the Derby, rose to the occasion under Henry Forrest after Loyd Gentry mentored Native Dancer offspring. The colt broke quickly, led to the first turn, stretched the backstretch, and held off rivals to prevail on a sunlit afternoon.
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Page One
Henry Forrest
Loyd Gentry
Graystark
Native Dancer
Dark Star
Jauai King
Beok
Quita
Brumfield
Track meet results from Friday and Saturday events
Schoolboys Ira finished second in the high hurdles while Hoppy Jennings of Lazbuddie placed fourth. Larry Wiggins of Ira took sixth in the lows, David Nelson of Lazhuddie was second in the mile, William Sokora of Pep tied for fifth in the broad jump and Wendell Williams of Three Way finished fourth in the high jump. David Bentley of Brownfield placed fifth in the AAA broad jump during Saturday morning competition to complete that division's events.
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Page One
Ira
Hoppy Jennings
Lazbuddie
Larry Wiggins
David Nelson
Lazhuddie
William Sokora
Pep
Wendell Williams
Three Way
David Bentley
Brownfield
Verner Delivers Victory in Tight Baseball Tilt
Verner earned the win guiding a pitching staff that shut down Ama rillo’s offense while Brown reached base with a timely single. The lineup featured names such as Becket, Cobb, and Perdue in a game marked by strong defense and clutch two-out hits as fans witnessed a hard-fought win.
Loop Dads Continued Fron: Conference Votes on Expenses Rule
The conference debated paying expenses for athletes beyond travel for athletic trips, focusing on meetings of the Fellowship of Christian Athletes. Talks on a possible tieup with the Big Eight and transfers rules, with no actions taken, were noted. Baylor and SMU will start fall football practice before Sept. 1 under NCAA rules.
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Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Howard Grubbs
Big Eight
Grubbs
NCAA
Cherburg
Dr. Chapman
Baylor l
Southern Methodist
Baylor
Charles Whatley
Rice
Victoria Junior College
Texas Agm
Rule leads Champions International with 68 in Houston
Jack Rule Jr. fired a three-under-par 68 in the opening round to lead the Champions International Golf Tournament at Houston. He opened with consecutive back nine birdies using a croquet-mallet putter, finishing one stroke ahead of Harold Henning Gordon Jones and Earl Stewart.
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Houston
Tex
Jack Rule Jr
Cleveland
Minnesota
Baltimore
Boston
Chicago
Detroit
Kansas City
Washington
New York
California
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Atlanta
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Aecehia
Og Penstone
Warner
Harold Henning
Tres
Siebern Ib
Gordon Jones
Pum Neties
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Earl Stewart
Boyer
Doug Sanders
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Eeery
St. Louis
Thy Rodgers
George Knudson
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M.lopez
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Peterson
Cardenal Phi
Balty
Ragan Mariindale
Ies Baan
al Geiberger
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George Arche
Ortega
Frank Bearda
Talbot Uta
YORK
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Santiago
Wilson Ja
Mason Rudolph Pie
Grant
Perry
Fregost
Siebert
Dave Hillry
Palmer
Bunker
Peterson Cw
I Gay Brewer
Taengie M.lopez
Dale Douglass
O'Toole
Sukla
iJohlnson
Gibbon
St Louis
Jaster
Veal
Pittshurch
Philadelphia
Ceisowrth
Ands
Hamilton
Robant
Yanks Beat Angels 3-1 in Houk Managerial Debut
Mickey Mantle drove in all three runs as the New York Yankees snapped a four game losing streak with a 3-1 win over the California Angels. Manager Ralph Houk, debuting two hours before first pitch, earned his first victory guiding the last place team.
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Anaheim
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Ralph Houk
California Angels
Houk
Johnny Keane l
New York
Yankees
Tech Sweeps Two At ACC
Texas Tech finished their 1966 baseball season by sweeping Abilene Christian College in a doubleheader, winning 7-2 in game one and 6-5 in game two to improve to a 10-15 record.
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Abilene
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Abilene Christian College
Tech
Techsans
Callarmae
Janet Collier
Uarris
Moss
Holle
Mossy
Aer
Ak Cntanas
Smith
Acton Haggard
Andersson
Galbreath
Hacks
Holly
Veoh
Huffey
PD Adardsy
AVC
HA Ward
Acc
Hyphenated NM 3 B Results From HEV Meet
Readable fragments show event results for Jal Eunice and Dexter, including races such as 220 yard hurdles and mile relay. Notable mentions include new records in mile relay and long jump with names Dexter, Mike Pettis, and Bobby Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hev Ato Boslay
Munee
Daas
T. Phears Marin
Jabbo Peeston
Catpivesa Mille Uy
Mike Hfaftes
Fumie
Candeleria
Heidase
Ce dL
Hunice
Nonnie Shanks
Eunice
Steve Simmons
Henry Martin
Jal
Rea. Austen
Jim Baker
Chiff Yell
Eunte
Jal Moyardd Pastood Tek Malar
W.C
Mike Pettis
Carrigoso
Dexter In
Pitas
Pole Vaulp
Bde Smah
Dab Wa
Didbert Lucero
Carrizoso
Bobby Willams
Eunnce
Rene Carter
Cloudcroft
Rasy Baca
Carr
Zoxo
Randy Dayal
Manice
Catiiasa
Yankees Install Keane Yiantees As Manager After Pennant
Keane Yantees fired York Deora, who had won an American League pennant in his first year as field boss. On Oct. Yo, the Irishman was introduced in New York as the Yankees pilot and signed a one year contract for a reported 45000. This is a great day for the Yankees Houk said.
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Yantees
York Deora
New York
Yankees
Houk
Mickey Mantle
Roger Maris
Elston Howard
Keane
LCC Netters Capture Win in Western JC Tennis Meet
Lub bock Christian College netters won three of four blue ribbons at the Western Junior College Conference tennis meet in Roswell. Jimily Burrer won the women’s singles 3-6 6-1 6-1 over Jodie Ramsey, and Burrer with Kay Young claimed the women’s doubles 6-3 6-3 over Ramsey-Lopez. Gary Lehue and Shert-Fenny Mankins beat Tommy Parks Asher 7-6 6-3 0-6 8-6 in men’s doubles to reach finals, while Randy McDonald finished second in men’s singles after beating Moses Ruiz and prior win over Gary Schubert. Don Robertson and Gary Schubert placed third and fourth in singles.
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Roswell
Lubbock Christian College
Jimily Burrer
Jodie Ramsey
Odessa College
Eva Lopez
Burrer
Kay Young
Ramsey-Lopez
Randy McDonald
Moses Ruiz
Odessa
Gel
Gary Schubert
Don Robertson
Cooper High hosts volleyball tourney May 26 to 28
Cooper High School will host a men’s and women’s volleyball tournament in the Cooper High gym May 26 27 28. Deadline to enter is May 21. Contact Johnny Kubacak at 4808 24th Lubbock for entry and the five dollar fee.
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Cooper High School
Cooper High Gym
Johnny Kubacak
Lubbock
SWC Meet Highlights Four Freshmen Record Efforts
Rice freshmen posted a 3:09.7 mile relay, SMU Bankhead clocked 46.4 in the quarter, Holtzman 160-10 in discus, and Matson led Texas A&M with 160-15 in shot. Texas led team scoring with 68 points, SMU 42, A&M 48, and Rice narrowly won freshman division title 66-65 over Texas.
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Holtzman
Rice
Bankhead
SMU
Smith
Matson
Agries
A&m
Texas Tech
TCU
Mooney
Raiders
Art ‘Carroll
Sam Hart
Foster ‘Miller
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Baylor
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Southern Methodist
Chuck Evans
Steve Clayton
Jim Bankhead
Marshall Edwards
Texas A&m
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Joe Villarreal
Preston Davis
Curtis May
Arkansas
LeRoy — Storbeck
Dale McDonald
Basler
Tex Nelson
Jim Ellington
John Moss
Dick Bourland
Tommy Keene
Randy
Ed Mooney
Toby Belt
Georges Besley
Gerald Holtzman
Gil Smith
Wayne Brandt
Ronnie Conner
Billy Schmidt
Don Parkhurst
Art High Turdies
Steve Sansom
Tex
Chuck Smith
Jim Parr
Bige Wray
Roger Hunt
Texas Christian
Bob O’bryan
Warne Brandt
Mike Schrider
Gene Wilshire
Lynn Morris
Steve Holtz
Foster
Miller
Randy Matson
Toky Oe
Joe Williams
Richard Roma
John Deatdorff
Ken Sunderland
Bryan Woolsey
George Stroup
Rive
Ben Hower
Mike Miatchigan
Ricky Snuth
Bar Lor
Gordon Welch
Med
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IHS
Bot Brown
Gol Rice
John Mass
Bob "Thompson
Fred Cloud
Jimmy Ellington
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Joo
Baylor Jai
Texas ‘Tech
ITCU
David Matina
Texan
Ray Dyck
Ronnie Warner
Tommy Maupin
Barry Reno
Rudy Alaniz
Dale Heraney Rice
James White
Eddie Canada
Lonnie Schiller
Apa
Doug Belzung
Mike McKre
Steve Belvens
Tommy Moore
Joe Rattitt
Baylies
Don Kaoser
Fen
David Hairston
Tammy Moore
Joe Ratt
Don Kooser
Jerry Eeht
Dicky Fhiker
Rice Doug Belzung
Mike Casey
Mike Mckee
Dale Bernanerd
Rowman Methodist
Mie’ Run L
Steve Montoya
Jim Metzger
John Heffner
Mark Westbrook
Mike Hypward
Conley Brown
Mike Brown
Tony Chandler
Frank Johnson
Dale Bernauer
Poug Belzung
Jackie Alten
Dick Chinn
High Hurdies
Steve Lane
Jimmy Gillham
Deward Strong
Marvin Alexander
Dennis Lally
Mile Relas
iMike Casey
Tewh
Cepeda Grand Slams Giants Storm By St. Louis
The San Francisco Giants crushed the St. Louis Cardinals 15 to 2 as Orlan Cepeda hit a grand slam in a 14-run third inning. Juan Marichal earned his sixth win, with Willie Mays driving in three runs and Tito Fuentes belting his first major league homer.
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ST. Louis
San Francisco Giants
Orlando Cepeda
Jim Hart
St. Louis Cardinals
Giants
Brooklyn Dodgers
Boston
Willie Mays
Hal Lanier
Marichal
Cepeda
Charley Smith
Cardinals
San Francisco
Smith
Tito Fuentes
San Fran
Ie Landrum
Brock
Brown
Shannon
Haller
Floo
Peterson
Franco
Mays
Jalow
Hart
Ruchek
Davenprt
Javier
Woodswikr
Gabrielsn
Kernek
Barton
Simmons
Fuentes
Johnson
Lanier
Briles
Skinner
Herbel
Mahaffey
Austop Onao Biallard
J.whams
St.Louis
Care Nono
Buchek
Brock, Smith
SU Louis
Lanter
Mass
May
Hatichal
Mehatteyly
Nog la
Stallard
A's Top Senators 5-2 Behind Hunter Charlies Power
Jim Hunter limited Washington to six hits and Ed Charlies posted a double and a triple to pace Kansas City’s 5-2 win over the Senators on Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Jim
Catfish) Hunter
Washington
Ed Charlies
Athletics
Senators
Astros blank Braves 3-0 as Dierker and Raymond combine five-hitter
Houston took a 3-0 win over Atlanta behind Larry Dierker and Claude Raymond who limited the Braves to five hits. Dierker gave up three singles in six innings before Raymond finished, with Sonny Jackson and Jim Wynn starting a double steal and Felix Mantilla delivering the run with a base hit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Larry Dierker
Claude Raymond
Houston Astros
Atlanta Braves
Dierker
Raymond
Wade Blasingames
Sonny Jackson
Jim Wynn
Jackson
Wynn
Felix Mantilla
Area Netters Win Crowns at State Meet
Barbara Bramlett of Seminole won the Class AAA girls singles title with a 6-1 6-2 victory over Judy Tenery of Mission. Cherri and Anne Rappe of Jestelline took the Class B girls doubles crown 9-7 6-2 over Susanne Luce and Shelia Large of Nueces Canyon. Harvey Case and Alton Setliff of Turkey won the Class B boys doubles title 7-5 6-1 4-6 6-0, while Dale Walker of Lapryor defeated David Majors of Turkey 6-0 6-0 6-2 in Class B singles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Barbara Bramlett
Seminole
Cherri
Anne Rappe
Jestelline
Harvey Case
Alton Setliff
Turkey
Miss Bramlett
Judy Tenery
Mission
Rappe
Susanne Luce
Shelia Large
Nueces
Canyon
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Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
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Amarillo, Texas
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