Lobos Dominate Crane Squad In 75 56 Victory
The Lobos beat the Golden Crane cage team 75 56 at Lobo Gym. Tommy Jones was limited to 26 as Eddie Foster 19 John Hill 20 and Robert Smith 1 led the Lobos. B team won 59 35. Next, Lobos travel to Stanton to face the Buffaloes.
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West Virginia golf report notes C MacDonald England of Huntington scoring a hole in one during the WVGA state amateur at the Greenbrier. England, a USGA rules committee member, achieved the 208 yard ace on the ninth hole.
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Monahans Lobo Basketball Schedule Notes
Local Monahans Lobo boys schedule lists games on January 17 21 24 28 February 4 11 18 with 6 15 and 8 00 start times. Coaches named are Ronnie Huckabee and Ken Scott.
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Two Heavyweights Emerge In 1968 Boxing Scene
The article traces 1968 boxing, naming Jimmy Ellis and Joe Frazier as co champions in the era, noting Cassius Clay’s title loss, and listing other new titles and Olympic gold medalists including Foreman Harris and Saijyo. It highlights the fractured heavyweight situation and key title changes.
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Yale Names Andy Coe Captain For 1969 Football Team
Yale University selects Andy Coe as captain of the 1969 football squad. The star linebacker, listed at 195 pounds, hails from Wilmette Illinois and has been a key performer for the program the past two seasons.
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Denvers NCAA hockey champions carry 22 game win streak
The University of Denver hockey champions enter the 1968-69 season with a 22 game winning streak intact.
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