Sandhills Relays Set At Estes Memorial Stadium Saturday
The 20 team Sandhills Relays kick off at 1 p.m. at Estes Memorial Stadium with preliminaries in track and finals in field events. Division I includes Alpine Kermit Marfa Pecos Van Horn and host Lobos. Division II features 14 teams led by Rankin Lydia Patterson Sanderson and Iraan.
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Estes Memorial Stadium
Alpine
Kermit
Marfa
Pecos
van Horn
Lobos
Bangs
Balmorhea
Buena Vista
Imperial
Grandfalls Royalty
Iraan
Kermit JV
Lydia Patterson
el Paso
Loraine
Marathon
Monahans
Rankin
Sanderson
Israan
Sandhills Relays Highlight Relays and Field Marks
Meet results feature standout times and marks across events led by Monahans and Kermit. Notable entries include 880 run, pole vault, 440 relay, 100 and 220 dashes, 120 hurdles, 330 hurdles, mile and mile relay, with top throws and jumps such as shot put 59-3 and high jump 6-5. Names listed include Monahans, Kermit, Pecos, Ft. Stockton, and McCamey among others.
Division B standings and event results from 1969 70 swimming meet
The record lists Division B scores and times: Seminole 48 7 and 144 7 with top times 20 0 12 6 46.0 04.6 16.2 10.3 53.6 43.2 23.3 5:00.2 3:36.3. names include Haller Kermit Monahans Phipps Kermit Scarbo Monahans Lancaster Andrews Nelson Andrews Kirby Pecos Faulkner Seminole Thomas Jones Seminole Smith Pecos Pendleton Kermit.
West Texas Futurity Trials Highlight Sunland Park Weekend
Main Track features a 5 1/2 furlong sprint with a $1,500 purse as an up and coming claiming horse steps up in class. Kiwanis Club of El Paso salutes the event on an 11 race card with first post at 1 30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday. Quarter horses lead weekend action with trials for the West Texas Futurity and the West Texas Derby 400 yards finale.
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Laredo
Sunland Park
Kiwanis Club of
el Paso
Stockton Rips Lobos 4-1 In Loop Action Tuesday
The Lobos were unable to solve Fort Stockton pitcher Kirt Huckabay in a district baseball opener, as Stockton Panthers win 4-1. The game stayed 0-0 until the fourth inning when the Panthers plated three runs, adding one more in the seventh.
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Stockton
Lobos
Fort Stockton
Kirt Huckabay
Panthers
Lobo
Bobby Phipps
Lobos Fall In District Opener At Crane
Fort Stockton pitcher Huckabay held the Lobos to five hits while Phipps yielded four runs on nine hits with eight strikeouts. Lobos commit two errors and drop the district opener as they prepare for a 6 p.m. game at Crane against the Birds in non conference action.
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Fort Stockton
Lobos
Phipps
Crane
Birds
Weekend is Set for MHS Sports Across Multiple Venues
MHS teams prepare a busy weekend with baseball in Crane and Kermit volleyball and tennis action. The Lobos face Crane JV at 4 p.m. and Crane varsity at 6 p.m. Friday. Loboette squads meet Kermit at 6:30 p.m. Volleyball and tennis highlight Friday, with the district tennis match at Kermit led by Coach Perry Coursey. Saturday features Sandhills Relays in Monahans, district golf final at Seminole, and the Freshman Track meet in Kermit. Glenn Smith may contend for district medalist honors.
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Crane
Wolves
Crane JV
Loboette
Kermit
Lobo
Perry Coursey
Pat Newbrough
Marks To Run Sprint Relay At Bobcat Relays
Sul Ross track coach Frank Krhut aims for a big improvement as Mike Marks from Monahans replaces Raymond Garcia in the 440 relay. Marks will join the mile relay and run in the open 440 as part of the Lobos lineup at San Angelo competition.
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Sul Ross
San Angelo
Frank Krhut
Lobo
Krhut
Mike Marks
Monahans
Raymond Garcia
Marks
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Monahans Jaycees
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Pecos Kids
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Waynes Gulf
Ker Phar
Clary
V. Bassham
John Rowin
S. Stockton
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Big Sandhills
Glenn Smith
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Sears
Tire and Auto Center
S. Main
Bank OF OF Monahans
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