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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1967
Page
11
The Texas Parks and Wildlife Department outlines park regulations including no firearms or hunting, leash rules for pets, 20 mph speed limits on designated routes, after 10 p.m. noise limits, and a 14 day camping limit from May 1 to Sept 15. Minor overnight stays require chaperoned adults.
Defending champion Villanova looks to dominate the IC4A outdoor track finals next weekend as stars like Erv Hall Vince Bizzarro and Dave Patrick vie for titles in events including the mile and three mile. Maryland faces a stiff challenge to keep the Wildcats from repeating as team champions.
Dan Parker, famed 6 foot 4 sports writer and advocate against boxing racketeering, died Saturday at 73 in Waterbury. A longtime New York Mirror and later New York Journal-American columnist, Parker retired after health declined, survived by son Dons and four daughters.
Primo Carnera, former world heavyweight champion, returned to his native Italy in a wheelchair after a California visit. The 6 foot 6 inch fighter, aged 34, looked gaunt and frail but expressed happiness to be back. He plans to visit Sequals, his hometown, amid a warm reception, while friends caution about his illness and prognosis.
Mrs Boros and her family, including eight youngsters, pursue golf against Arnie's Army in a bustling household scene. The article notes Mrs Nieporte and Mrs Boros as avid players, with a lifestyle centered on daily routines, sport, and family activities, highlighting a lively home golf culture.
North Texas State scores 73 points to 59 for Memphis State as heavy showers fail to dampen Valley Conference meet. Tulsa’s Robbie Nichols sets discus mark at 173-7, Dave Carlson breaks 440 hurdles mark with 53.4. Cincinnati Wichita State Tulsa Louisville and others follow. Also World Athletic Games invites five American track stars for June meet in Chellinksi.
In Indianapolis Grace Humphreys, now 75, remembers Memorial Day 1911 when she picnicked with her boyfriend while Ray Harroun won the first Indy 500. She notes turbine cars and sees a coming era as she keeps attending races and babysitting for friends so they can go.
Wes Ellis meets out of state pro Bob Shields in a Friday clash for New Jersey ros with a 30,000 cc open title on the line. Ellis falls in sudden death after a sharp ray off, leaving Shields victorious in the final moments.
Eastern New Mexico University golfers won the loop title after a decisive victory. Robert Sealing posted 71 and Denny Skarda contributed solid scores as the team prepares for the NAIA national tournament in Davenport, Iowa.
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