Relays and distance stars shine in district meet notes
May 10 1999 district results show Bone of Happy second in the mile run 4 38 5 Doyce Middlebrook third in the 880 3 01 83 George Pollock fourth in low hurdles Delbert Bradshaw tied sixth in pole vault Bryan Adams fourth in 880 Tommy Holster fifth in shot put Joe Deatherage second in discus District 3 AAAA teams posted modest scores with Tascosa seventh Palo Duro fifth and Garland Fox contributing Palo Duro pole vault tie at 12 feet Willams noted.
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Bone
Happy
Doyce Middlebrook
New Deal
Lorenzo
George Pollock
Delbert Bradshaw
Bryan Adams
Ackerly
South Plains
Tommy Holster
Hart
Joe Deatherage
Flower Grove
Tascosa
Spencer Johnson
Sats Oh
Palo Duro
Pampa
Garland Fox
Willams
Ames Littlejohn
Prairie Lea
Steve Oehler
Harper
A Mela
Gary Monk
Patien
Leslie Fine
Raymond Turner
Chico
Howe
Dell City
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Blanket
Steve Hicks
Frankston
Edward Volek
Pflugerville
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Tomy Reese
Sonic Home
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Ban Isidro
Texas state track results mix of names and events
Fort Worth and Abilene led a crowded field in AAAA track finals with athletes such as Elvis Istrowa James Blackwood and Danny Taylor posting times and jumps across sprints relays high jump and distance events. Runners and hurdlers from Midland San Antonio Houston and Dallas posted notable marks and records amid a dense list of placings and performances.
State Meet High Point Scores and Key Races Highlight Abilene
Abilene led with 55 points followed by Carter Riverside 52 and Houston Lamar 30 as Wink led with 53. Kemp toppedClass AAAA with 24 points and Baytown’s Johnson edged Poage in the 120 yard high hurdles. Istro beat Blackwood in the 880 yard, and Holley won the 40 yard dash in 48.7 seconds for Carter Riverside.
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Kemp
Carter Riverside
Houston Lamar
Midland
Wink
Bangs
Richland Springs
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Haas
Ray Poage
Bob Johnson
Paul Holley
Elvis Istre
Baytown
Johnson
Poage
Gerald Cumby
Eagles
Strickland
Steve Strickland
David DeBoar
Houston
Bellaire
Carter-Riverside
Ralph Miller
Fort Worth
Dalian Jefferson
Charles Simons
Cary Waldrop
Fort Worth Paschal
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Istro
James
Blackwood
Pan-American Skeet Shoot Set In Dallas
The 1959 International Pan-American Skeet Championships will be held June 5-6 at the Dallas Gun Club with guaranteed purses totaling 6805 and overall prizes near 25000. The high overall champion will receive a silver dollar trophy, plus additional options and awards.
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Fleeman Beaten by Holt in South African Bout
South African light heavy weight champion Mike Holt defeated Texas champion Don Fleeman of Dallas on points over ten rounds in Johannesburg.
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Fleeman
Johannesburg
Mike Holt
Texas
Don Fleeman
Dallas
Local West Texas teams fail to reach state track meet
Pampa placed sixth in the hurdles and fourth in the high jump while Amarillo’s Sandie missed state qualification for the first time. Lubbock did not have any qualifiers for the state meet, marking a rare absence.
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Pampa
Amarillo
Sandie
Lubbock
SWC Meet Highlights Half Mile and Mile Times
Don Stewart of Southern Methodist won the high jump with 6 feet 8 inches, defeating Texas Tech’s W L Thornton who cleared 6 feet 6 inches. In events, Stewart also posted a half mile in 11 minutes 56.7 seconds and a mile in 4 minutes 22.4 seconds as SWC point standings show Texas leading the varsity division and Texas Tech, SMU, and others trailing.
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Southern Methodist
W. L. Thornton
Texas Tech
Stewart
Thornton
College Station
Texas
Texas A&m
Baylor
Arkansas
Rice
Texas Christian
Texas Track Meet Results Highlight Lone Star Athletes
The report lists Texas and regional college athletes with top finishes in sprints, hurdles, javelin, and relays. Standouts include James Pettit Texas Tech in multiple events, Hollis Gainey Rice and Billy Weiler Texas A&M among scorers, with records noted in 880 yards and pole vault.
Andrews Golfers Finish Second In State Finals
In Austin Tyler E. Lee won the Class AAA championship with a 293 for 18 holes and 605 total. Andrews finished 635 behind, with Dixon 77-76-155 and Brewer 8-78-159 leading the group's scores. Randy Petri led overall at 70-70-140 for 36 holes as Austin claimed a decisive team title.
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Tyler Robert E. Lee
Andrews
Tyler
Dixon
Housty Brewer
Mike Ford
LeMarques Austin
Stephen F. Austin
Randy Petri
Maroons
Falls High Player Dies After Baseball Injury
Walter Avery, 16, of Falls, died in Scranton after being struck on the head by a pitch during a game with Lackawanna Trail. He appeared unhurt at first, but fell ill around 11 p.m. and died before dawn at Scranton State Hospital.
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Walter Avery
Lackawanna Trail
Avery
Scranton State Hospital
Orioles Trim Roster to 25 Players
The Baltimore Orioles reduced their roster to 25 by optioning 25 year old rookie Mitchel West Stock to the Miami farm club of the International League with recall rights. another player will be sent out.
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Baltimore Orioles
Mitchel West
Miami
Wichita Cups Net Title In MWC
Wichita wins the 41st conference tennis title at the MWC in Cincinnati. Jim Carter and Norris Barker beat Patten Trice 6 3, 6 4 in doubles after Carter and Barker won singles finals. Wichita finishes with 12 points, Houston 14, Cincinnati 7, North Texas 4, Bradley 2, Drake St Louis and Tulsa 1.
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Wichita
Jim Carter
Norris Barker
Trice
Carter
Patten Trice
Potter
Houston
North Texas
Bradley
Drake
St. Louis
Tulsa
Tilt Changes Date For Monterey Baseball Tilt
The District 3AAAA contest between Monterey clubs was postponed by rain and moved to Tuesday at 4 p.m. The game will be played at Mackenzie Park Diamond.
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Mackenzie Park
Southwest Conference coaches recall unity amid distrust
The article portrays football mentors traveling long distances for a brief meeting that left many coaches unhappy. It quotes Polk on mutual respect within the Southwest Conference and suggests inviting legendary figures to discuss history and relations among coaches. It also recounts a tale of a school offering lifetime security to a coach only to later declare him legally dead.
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Evnen
Dutch Meyer
Matty Bell
Joes Neely
Polk
Southwest
John Bridgers
Baylor
TCU
Abe Martin
Abe
Salvati Wins Preimio Pincio at Rome Horse Show
Alberto Salvati of Italy rode Keéibir to victory in the Preimio Pincio at the Rome International Horse Show. Bill Stein Kraus of Westport, Conn. finished third and fourth as mud from overnight rain affected the six-jump course. Salvati clocked 1 minute 11.6 seconds.
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UPI
Alberto Salvati
Italy
Yankees Sell Dickson Return as Johnson Monroe Moved
The New York Yankees sold pitcher Murry Dickson back to the Kansas City Athletics and sent catcher Darrell Johnson and pitcher Zack Monroe to Richmond of the International League. There is a statement about Iceland’s highways, noting about 2,728 miles of roads.
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Dickson
NEW York
New York Yankees
Murry Dickson
Kansas City Athletics
Darrell Johnson
Zack Monroe
Richmond
City Open Qualifying Near Startu for Lubbock Open Golf
Lubbock Open golf tournament begins a six day run at Lubbock Country Club with a $5 entry. City residents may enter. First round matches set for May 24 or 25, with subsequent rounds and finals across May 26 to 30. Medalist trophy eligibility hinges on May 28 qualification.
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Lubbock
Lubbock Country Club
PGA set to stage 1961 championship at Olympic Fields
The PGA announced the 1961 PGA Championship will be held July 27 to 30 at Olympic Fields Country Club near Chicago. The event will crown the season's champion among professional golfers.
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Dunedin, Fla
UPI
Professional Golfers Assn
Olympic Fields Country Club
Chicago
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