Othick and Contenders Reach Friona Golf Finals
Medalist Buddy Othick of Eastern New Mexico beat Joe Owens 2 and 1 to reach the Friona tourney final. Marvin Dicki Max Hickey John Renner win to join 18 hole medal final for low score with first flight and second flight matches scheduled. last year's champ Jer ry Hindar absent due to finals.
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Friona
Buddy Othick
New Mexico
Joe Owens
Marvin Dick i
Amarillo
Max Hickey
Pampa
John Renner
Sid Wall
Lubbock
Hickey
Pampa L. L
Jerry Hindar
Texas Tech
Thuddy Otnick
Marvin Dick
L. Lo Garren
Nolen Johnson
Bill Hart
Flatt Myers
Paul Webb
Pudse Kendrick
Rod Terry
Rick Jennings
David Bonner
Russell Bryant
Nick Brown
Ray Fleming
Jim McCarty
Jay Claibamm
C. W. Newkirk
Wright Williams
H. E. Hale
Mike Bryant
Knodel Starts Rice Era With Local-Bound Recruiting Touch
Don Knodel, new Rice basketball coach, signs five recruits from Houston area under constraints of local scouting. He notes Vanderbilt limitations and expects more Houston talent next year. Knodel moves family to Houston. plans to build on returning players and freshmen for a stronger Owl team.
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Don Knodel
Knodel
Rice
George Carlisle
Vanderbilt
Knodel Alreday
Vandy
Houston
Clear Creek
League City
Baytown
Don
Nashville
Houston Swc
Jess Neely
Marty Ivey
Hill Doty
Mike Inselmann
Larry Miller
Farrar Stockton
Ronnie Henson
Owl
Carlisle
Don Starr
Lee
Steve Wendell
Houston Waltrip
John Gowdy
Milby
Fred Hand
Paul Hackett
Hayes and Grisham Win at Reese Air Pro Am
Jackie Hayes of Idalou and Capt. Jerry Grisham shot a even par 72 to win the low amateur honor at the Reese Air Force Base Pro Am. Two teams tied for the low ball title with 60. The field included Harald Brock Jim Evans James Shepherd George Crain Herschel Sorrells Royce Anthony Jerry Young Fred Williams Dick Jones Mike Ferguson Gerald King Lee Moss Jim Stapleton Set Reisweig Ricky Moss and 88 players in the one day event.
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Jackie Hayes
Idalou
Capt
Jerry Grisham
Reese Air Force Base
Harald Brock
Jim Evans
James Shepherd
George Crain
Reese
Hayes
Herschel Sorrells
Gaines County
Royce Anthony
Post
Jerry Young
Meadowbrook
Fred Willams
Dick Jones
Mike Ferguson
Gerald King
Lee Moss
Lubbock Country Club
Jim Stapleton
Set
Reisweig
Ricky Moss
Zurich May Boycott Japanese Watches Amid Competing Talks
Zurich considers a boycott of Japanese watches as competing trade tensions surface. Officials weigh economic impact and supplier access, while consumer groups monitor potential price shifts and availability.
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Zurich
Switzerland
Rathmell Wins State Golf Title in Texas Meet
Mrs. Rathmell of Houston defeated Mrs. Roy Booth 10 and 9 to win her third Texas Golf Association title after 27 holes of a 36 hole final. The 32 year old mother of four led early and finished on the 27th hole halved. The association also awarded the 1968 state meet to Lubbock and set Tyler as next year’s host.
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Waco
John. Rathmel
Houston
Texas Golf Association
Roy Booth
San Antonio
Lubbock
Tyler
Rathmell
Booth
Texas
Tom Jackson
M. W. Morgan
Baytown
Linda Craft
Garland
Judy Argue
T. Armour Ball
H. J. Jaworski
iWaco
Ese L. Zaepfel
Fort Worth
Richard K. Cartlidge
Bates Passes Greens To Win In ENMU Spring Game
Dean Bates threw two touchdown passes to lead the Greens to a 12-0 win over the Whites in the final spring game at Eastern New Mexico University Portales. Coach B B Lees praised the defense and speed as the best spring training in four years.
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Portales
Dean Bates
Greens
Whites
New Mexico
B. B. Lees
ENMU
Lees
Lubbock Athletic Club Names Maia Bert Kahn Director
The Lubbock Athletic Club appoints Maia Bert Kahn as director. Details include a new leadership role and responsibilities under the club's management plan.
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Lubbock Athletic Club
Bert Kahn
Adams State wins NAIA District 7 meet at Portales
Adams State captures the team title with eight first places scoring 92 15 points. Quent Wilson of ENMU won the javelin at 216-6 as ENMU placed among the top teams with Southern Colorado and Northern Arizona University.
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Portales
Adams State
Southern Colorado
Eastern New Mexico
Northern Arizona University
ENMU
Quent Wilson
Dan Walrath
Larry Jefferies
Adams State College
James Farris
Harold Williams
Colorado
Red
Gene Morenz
Eldon Perkins
Mike Suber
Northern Ari
L Quent Wilson
Dan Hays
Dick Wilson
Bob Kincaid
James Hassell
John Martinez
Mike Martinez
Northern Arizona
ENMA
Bill Pealmer
Gary Harmon
Richard Valeodas
Bill Cary
Harter Advances to Final in International Tennis Tourney
Kathy Harter of Seal Beach California reached the women's final in Barcelona after routing Maryna Codwian of South Africa 6 2 6 0. Fay Urban of Canada defeated Vicki Berner 6 4 6 1 to reach the final. Clark Graebner of Beachwood Ohio fell in the singles event.
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Barcelona
Spain
Kathy Harter
Seal Beach
Calif
Clark Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
Miss Harter
Maryna Codwian
South Africa
Canada
Fay Urban
Miss Urban
Vicki Berner
Wright Loses To Defending Champ In Winkler County Golf
Jal’s Gildy Clardy upset Ted Wright of Midland 1 up in round two. Monahans coach Ronnie Huckabee beat Ray Myers 1 up to reach today’s finals as eight players advance to the championship flight.
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Kermit
Gil Clardy
Jal
Ted Wright
Midland
Winkler County
Ronnie Huckabee
Monahans
Hale Center
Ray Myers
Gildy Clardy
Junior Pittman
Fain Mullins
Fred Myers
Odessa
Barry Minke
Dan Blair
Jimmy Stewart
Lubbock
Paul Beard
Bill Freeman
Ray Golden
Pecos
Charles Stedgill
Bruce Cotton
Roy Peden
Ray Myera
Ed Farmer
Andrews
Top Davis
Bob Hellinhausen
M. Klecker
Floyd Morris
Frank Barton
Wink
Larry Morgan
Ben Bean
M. Kropp
Lockney
Arthur Davis
Hagen Edmonds
Ey. Scott
Gibby Dean
Tom Herring
Bud Reeaves
Monashans
Sxteee Odessa
Secon
Joe Jernigan
Martin Epps
Wes Henrick
Wayne Richardson
Jay Peter
Jon Arnlee
L. A
Snyder Tigers Face Hirschi In Bi-District Showdown
Snyder Tigers travel to Wichita Falls Tuesday for a Class AAA bi-district baseball series with Hirschi, the 4-AAA champ. First game at 4 p.m. in Wichita Falls, second at 1 p.m. Thursday in Snyder, with a possible third game afterward.
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Snyder
Snyder Tigers
Wichita Falls
Hirschi
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