No. 1 Chaparrals Beat Wrangler Tennis in Midland
Midland College defeats Odessa Wrangler 6-3 in a tightly contested men's tennis meet. Odessa coach Jay Box praised MC’s national No. 1 ranking and top players, noting theWranglers briefly led 4-3 but faltered in the Nos. 3 4 5 doubles. Herrera and Green won singles matches for Odessa, while Midland swept late to clinch the victory. Box says the result helps Odessa in ITCA rankings as they prepare for Tyler Junior College tournament.
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Huizenga closes stake in Miami Stadium bid with Bloc
Miami based Bloc Entertainment chair Huizenga agreed to a 15 percent stake in the Miami stadium project and a share of its potential baseball franchise pursuit. The deal, undisclosed in price, could put Huizenga’s holdings around 75 million given franchise value estimates.
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World Superheavyweight Karate Champion Swedberg tops list
Staff and wire reports place Chuck Swedberg 36 as a titleholder since 1989 and UFL Hall of Fame inductee in 1990. The list also includes Lee Tzu 28 ranked fourth globally, Charles Hostetter 32 a former Texas heavyweight champ ninth worldwide, Fabian Nunez junior welterweight champ sixth in the UFL, and Jody Martin 27 among the world’s top women fighters. In Arlington the Rangers announced one year deals with Kenny and Scott Kaugh for 1990, renewing Barfield and Kevin Brown, with Darrel Akerfelds and Chad Kreuter also agreeing to one-year terms.
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Swedy
UFL Hall of Fame
Lee Tzu
Texas
Charles Hostetter
Fabian Nunez
UFL
Jody Martin
Arlington
Kenny
Scott Kaugh
Rangers
John Barfield
Kevin Brown
Darrel Akerfelds
Chad Kreuter
Hall of Famer Sewell Dies at 91 in Mobile
Hall of Famer Jose Wheeler Sewell died at age 91 in Mobile at a son James W. Sewell home. The Tuscaloosa native, famed for Black Betsy and a .??? career batting marks, held records including fewest strikeouts in a four season span and 115 consecutive games without a strikeout, with 114 career Ks over 7,000 at-bats.
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Hag
Bar Bey
Cukalee Pau
Tuscaloosa
James W. Sewell
Jaity
Wood
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Solconte
Lucky Hi wins Sunland Park feature
Lucky Hi sprinted to the lead late to win Sunland Park’s feature race on Wednesday. The three year old defeated nine rivals in 1 minute 6.1 seconds for 5% furlongs with Press a a distant second and Chokamo third in a photo finish style report from Sunland Park.
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Joe Harla
Leroy Lucky
Bobby Is
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West Texas Relays Open With 1800 Contenders From 66 Schools
The West Texas Relays, the state's largest interscholastic track meet, opens with field events at 2 30 p m Friday and continues Saturday at 11 45 a m With 1800 contestants from 66 high schools the meet includes three boys divisions and a girls division from Paso to Amarillo San Angelo Central seeks a fourth straight title in its division but Permian hopes to end the streak The Panthers boast wins at the Comanche Relays and Andrews Invitational as Mojo leads district hopes Gazing stars include Palo Alto standout and a potential record bid in the 37 60 intermediate hurdles with several runners poised to challenge the seven year old mark.
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Sneas and Eere Ae
Snes
Hurdies
Brashear
Tania Castillejos
Castillejos
Abilene High
Eagles
Ernestine Pyle
Sirens
Ceatrice Jenkins
Mustangs
Christia Rogers
West Texas Relays schedule and key contenders highlighted
The West Texas Relays schedule shows final events from 2 30 p m with girls vault and 400 dash, followed by boys and girls track finales. Notable figures include Gary Owens and Jason Kapillas under 37 seconds in sprints, plus contenders like Cowan from the Bronchos in 100 and 200, Brashear's notes on Castillejos, and several athletes from Abilene High Sirens Permian and Dunbar in 3A 4A 5A.
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Gary Owens
Central
Jason Kapillas
del Rio
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Joey Bonds
de Bronchos
Cowan
Wranglers Rodeo Team Gathers for Weekend Shows at Ector County Coliseum
The Wranglers introduce Joel Brumbelow as new member amid a busy season. Riders Flores Bennett Watkins lead events with bareback saddle bronc and calf roping while state champions from Montana New Mexico and Colorado are noted. The rodeo runs Thursday to Sunday with shows at 7 30 p m and 2 p m Sunday, and fundraisers support scholarships.
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Kevin Bennett
Flores
Wranglers
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Ang
Watkins
Rangler
Ars Wacker
Montana
Griffin
New Mexico
Kristy
Ector County Coliseum
Swimmers Bracketed By Two Day format At Texas Tech
Swimmers and officials discussed a two day format for the meet at the Texas Tech Recreation Center. Friday prelims will let swimmers rest before Saturday finals, improving chances to perform at peak.
Sines Leads Comeback Win for Seminole Baseball
Abe Sines delivered a bases loaded double that sparked Seminole from a 10-5 deficit to a 12-10 win over Lubbock Christian. Sines earned the win in relief, finishing with two hits and five RBI as Seminole improved to 3-0 and hosts Levelland Friday.
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Lines
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Brandon Bryson
Joe Dale
Michael Contreras
Levelland
Red Devils place four on All-District first team
District 15-A champion Rankin fourers headline the 1st District squad with James Watson Michael Ramos Terry McCravey and Brian McCravey named to the first team Kirk Kennedy earned honorable mention. Grandfalls Royalty runner up adds Raul Domingues Fred Olivas Fabian Nunez. Wink Wildcats teammates Brett Jacobsen T Ratliff Lane Thorp also on the roster Alvaro Mandujano selected for Buena Vista.
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Red Devils
James Watson
Michael Ramos
Terry
Brian McCravey
Kirk Kennedy
Grandfalls Royalty
Raul Domingues
Fred Olivas
Fabian Nunez
Brett Jacobsen
T Ratliff
Lane Thorp
Wink Wildcats
Alvaro Mandujano
Buena Vista
Gathers Death Prompts Hopeful NCAA Bid Debate In Inglewood
Mel gathers statements discuss Hank Gathers medical monitoring after a fainting episode at Cal Santa Barbara. Doctors note a cardiac arrhythmia controlled by medication and say autopsy results may clarify the death. Teammates vote to accept an NCAA tournament bid, with friends defending medical decisions.
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Tal
Inglewood
Hank
Sall
Gathers
Imble
Cams
Kimble
Aon
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