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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

May 29, 1966

Page

9

Three-sport stars in District 3 AAAA on display

District 3 AAAA showcases numerous multi sport athletes with Don Burrell of Lubbock High, Jimmy Stiles and Randy Surratt of Monterey, David Maggard of Plainview, Monty Johnson of Tascosa, and David May of Palo Duro who all played football basketball and track or tennis.

Don Burrell Lubbock High Jimmy Stiles Randy Surratt Monterey David Maggard Plainview Monty Johnson Tascosa David May Palo Duro Burrell May Johnson Surratt

Graebner Loses Bid as Ralston Survives French Open Round

Istvan Gulyas of Hungary upset Clark Graebner of Ohio 6-9 6-3 4-6 6-2 in the fourth round leaving Dennis Ralston as the lone American survivor. Ralston, Bakersfield, faces Alexander Metreveli next while Nancy Richey and Julie Heldman reach the women's fourth round. Graebner and Ralston had won a doubles match 6-0 6-0 6-2.

Paris Istvan Gulyas Hungary Clark Graebner Beachwood Ohio Dennis Ralston Ralston U.S Bakersfield Calif Alexander Metreveli Russia Nancy Richey Dallas Tex Julie Heldman New York Pat Walkeden Rhodesia Miss Heldman Graebner Reno Figueirero Luis Felipe Tavares Brazil Fred Stolle Australia Tom Qokker Holland Ken Fletcher Germany Roy Emerson Jaidip Mukerjea India John Newcombe Guyas Grebner Love Gulyas Dimpirer Miss Richey Miss Walkden

Tech signs three more schoolboy half milers

Texas Tech coach Vernon Hilliard announced three more scholarship offers for Texas area athletes. Rich Potter of Fort Worth Nolan, Bubba Crutchfield of Liberty High, and Kenneth Majors of Liberty High join Milton McCrum of Lubbock Monterey as half milers who will enroll, with Potter running 1 56 in 880 and 22 8 in 220, Crutchfield 1 58 and 49 4, Majors 1 57 and 4 32.

Texas Tech Vernon Hilliard Rich Potter Fort Worth Nolan Liberty High School Bubba Crutchfield Kenneth Majors Potter Crutchfield Majors Milton McCrum Lubbock Monterey

Simpson Resigns As Big Spring Coach For Spearman Post

Allen Simpson steps down as head basketball coach at Big Spring High School to take the top cage job at Spearman in Class AA. His Big Spring teams went 25 23 over two seasons and he plans to assist football coach George Wright.

Big Spring Allen Simpson Spearman Simpson George Wright Canyon Borger High School

Kansas City Recalls Fazio From Canada

Kansas City Athletics recall infielder Ernie Fazio from Vancouver to reach 25 players for doubleheaders. Manager Al Dark cited need for another player. The club had traded Wayne Causey to the Chicago White Sox for an outfielder.

Kansas City Fazio Canada Kansas City Athletics Ernie Fazio Vancouver al Dark Wayne Causey Chicago White Sox

Whittenburg Signs Texas Tech Tennis Scholarship

Permian High School tennis captain Jo Ben Whittenburg has accepted a athletic scholarship to Texas Tech. He is a 5 foot 10 inch 140 pound senior and middle son of Jo Ben Whittenburg Jr. from Odessa. Teammate John Malaise and freshman Mike Beene also played for Tech this year.

Jo Ben Whittenburg Odessa Permian Texas Tech George Philbrick Whittenburg Texas-Oklahoma Texas Amateur Athletic Federation Joe Williams San Angelo Permian Don Mordecai Jo Ben Whittenburg Jr Odessa John Dub) Malaise Mike Beene TECH Joe Ben Whittenburg Raider Premian

Tag Team Matches Highlight Week at Fair Park Coliseum

Pro promoter Nick Roberts hosts a double main event at Fair Park Coliseum Wednesday night. In non-title action Rick Romero and Dan Miller face Art Nelson and Iron Mike in a best of three falls with a one hour limit. The Funk brothers meet Stan Kowalski and Jack Donovan in the second half. A 45 minute time limit is slated for the three fall bout. Midget division features Diamond Lill against Darling Dagmar in a one fall match. Gary Guerrero faces Kurt Steiger to open the card.

Fair Park Coliseum Nick Roberts Rick Romero Dan Miller Art Nelson Iron Mike Funk Brothers Dory Jr Terry Stan Kowalski Jack Donovan Diamond Lill Darling Dagmar Gary Guerrero Kurt Steiger

Lubbock Tennis Center Grand Opening Today

The Lubbock Tennis Center opens at 2 p.m. with a ribbon cutting by Bill Clark and Bill Byrd. Free admission offers exhibition matches featuring Jan Cannon and Joe Wheatley against Kay Young and John Godshaw, plus a Civil Defense duo in the opening lineup.

Lubbock Bill Clark Lubbock Tennis Association Bill Byrd Jan Cannon Monterey Joe Wheatley Tech Kay Young LCC John Godshaw E. C. Leslie Lubbock High Gordon Deering Mackenzie

Hubbers prepare for NBC League opener with Big Spring clash

Lubbock Hubbers travel to Big Spring for a warmup against the Gage Oilers as NBC League play looms Monday. Pitcher Jerry Felts leads the Hubbers with a batting lineup featuring Buddy Hampton Bruce Boyd Dennis Willett Buzzy Henderson Jimmy Weston Donnie Bumpass Joe Vick and Gary Dement. Bumpass and Danny McDougall may also see mound duty.

Lubbock Hubbers Big Spring Gage Oilers Hub City Crew Jerry Felts Hubber Buddy Hampton Bruce Boyd Dennis Willett Buzzy Henderson Jimmy Weston Donnie Bumpass Joe Vick Gary Dement Bumpass Danny McDougall

Tech awards 143 letters across six spring sports

Athletic Director Polk Robison announced 143 letters and numerals for 72 varsity and 71 freshmen in six sports at Texas Tech. Basketball, swimming, track, golf, baseball, and tennis are listed with senior and junior players from multiple Texas and New Mexico cities.

Texas Tech Polk Robison

Track and Tennis Program Set by Park Department

The Park and Recreation Department announces a track and tennis summer program starting at high school fields with 5 p.m. Wednesday registration at Monterey High School track. Track coaches include Jack Fry and Louis Grevelle with others from Coronado, Dunbar, and Atkins schools. Tennis instructors are Jill Philbrick, Joe Phea, Diane Dale, and a Coronado appointment to be named. Morning and afternoon sessions run Monday through Friday. Eight meets are scheduled including Junior Champ meets June 6-7 at Lubbock Monterey and June 25 at Hobbs New Mexico, with State Junior Champs July 8-9 at Lubbock Monterey and other dates in Jal, Odessa, and Abilene. Participants provide racks and shoes. track participants supply uniforms.

Park and Recreation Department Monterey High School Jack Fry Lubbock High School Louis Grevelle Coronado High School Prentis Williams Dunbar High School Robert Reagan Atkins Junior High School Jill Philbrick Lubbock High Courts Joe Phea Dunbar Diane Dale Monterey High Courts Coronado High Courts Lubbock Monterey Andrews Lubbock High Hobbs N.M Jal Odessa Abilene State Amateur Athletic Federation Richardson

Lockney Baseball Leagues Open Schedule Details

Lockney early season games begin for Junior League and Little League on Tuesday May 31 with Caprock Senior League starting Thursday June 2. Lockney joins Floydada and Matador in an eight team softball league kicking off Monday June 6.

Lockney Caprock Floydada Matador

Tigers Triumph In Bi District Playoff Thriller

Snyder edged Wichita Falls Hirschi 5-4 to sweep the class AAA bi district series and reach regional playoffs. Ray Kizer doubled to start the decisive rally, scoring on David Kinney’s single after a slow throw. Bobby Clardy earned the win for Snyder with Roy Hunter closing out, while Tony Wilson took the loss for Hirschi as they tied the game in the fourth on Mike McKinley’s double and Ronnie Jacobson’s RBI.

Avalanche Journay Bobby Clardy Tigers Roy Hunter Tony Wilson Hirschi Pete Padron Scotty Baker Roy Kizer Snyder Kinney Kizer Ray Kizer David Holt David Sadena Dink Force

Britain to Erect Statue Honoring Joan of Arc

Britain plans a new statue honoring Joan of Arc, reflecting a cultural homage and historical commemoration. The project signals ongoing interest in continental ties and female leadership figures in national memory.

London Britain Joan of Arc

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