Mile Relay Triumph Caps Ector High State Title
Ector High School Eagles won the state AAA track and field championship at Texas Memorial Stadium with 86 points, led by Louis Wilson. The mile relay team, 4x440, clocked 3:15.2 to tie the record, while Wilson also won the 220 yard dash and helped push Elmore to four. Multiple runners from Elmore, Snyder, Andrews and Kermit posted high marks, with 11 state records tied or broken overall.
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Ector High School
Jim French
Silas Goree
Jerry Norman
Rickey Herman Davis
Ronnie McCrimmon
Larry Austin
Abeyta
Ouis
Clarence Stevenson
Sheppard
F. M
Austin
Ector High School Eagles
Louis Wilson
Texas Memorial Stadium
Eagles
Wilson
Jerry Nernam
Houston Elmore
Herman Davis
Ricky Aberta
Elmore
Wilson McKinney
J. T. Hollins
Lubbock Estacado
Kenney Yates
Houston
Charles Dawson
Jim Bob Franks
Kermit
AAA
Ector
Johnny Gentry
Joan Smith
Brenham
Dennis Rowlaud
del Rio
Ricky Abeyta
Ease
Robert Brown
Waco Moore
John Waller
Andrews
Ted Nelson
Barry Shoemaker
R. E. Meritt
John Landrum
Thhey
Stevenson
Eagle
David Pagan
Ozona
Chuck Womack
Crane Golden Cranes
Buddy Ward
John Caldwell
Crane
Sealy
Sammy Dietschke
Larry Thornhill
Odessa High School
Paul Sanders
Midland
McKinney
Hollins
Odessa
Jack Cheney
Permian
Midtland
Iesse Kemp
Austin Oval
Hweather
Andrews Raps Pecos Eagles
Mikey Hilton of Andrews pitched a nohitter as the Mustangs exploded for eight runs in the fourth inning to beat Pecos 11-1 in a District 2-3A baseball game. Hilton improved to 11-2 with seven strikeouts, while Andrews moved to 8-1 in district play and 16-9 for the season. Pecos dropped to 7-3 and 15-9 respectively.
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Andrews
Mikey Hilton
Mustangs
Pecos
Hilton
Ashe Triumphs In Net Event In Rome Ital ian Open Quarterfinals Near
Second seed Arthur Ashe of Richmond Virginia defeated unranked Roger Taylor 6 3 6 2 to reach the Italian Open quarter finals in Rome. Roy Emerson, seeded seventh, beat Dennis Ralston 6 4 3 6 4 to also advance. Ashe and Emerson set up a semifinal berth in the $45 000 international tourney. Top seeds John Newcombe and Rod Laver progressed to the quarter finals.
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Rome
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Britain
Roger Taylor
Roy Emerson
Australia
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Ashe
Taylor
Emerson
Ralston
John Newcombe
Rod Laver
Yellow Jackets hammer Seminole in 12-0 district win
Kermit defeated Seminole 12-0 in a District 2-3A game called after five innings under the 10-run rule. Danny Rivera pitched three scoreless innings with five strikeouts, while Ismael Martinez relieved for two innings and also struck out five. J.W. Phillips hit a first inning triple and Darrel Preston earned a bases-loaded double. Joel Jones added two singles.
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Kermit
Yellow Jackets
Seminole
Danny Rivera
Jackie Mills
Ismael Martinez
J.W. Phillips
Darrel Preston
Joel Jones
Odessa Bronchos eye sweep as PHS clash at Fly Field
Odessa's Bronchos aim for a clean two game series win over Permian at Fly Field after a 33-3 victory April 13. Coach Harry Ray's squad seeks to maintain pace in Sun District 344 with a 2 pm Saturday game and a follow up playoff date with Midland Lee. Odessa holds a 9 game streak prior to this weekend set.
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Odessa
Permian High School
Sun District
Fly Field
Panthers
Permian
Harry Ray
Black Cats
Bromchns
Midland Lee
Midland
Abilene
Eagles
Abilene Cooper
Big Spring
San Angelo Odessa
State Track Results From the Austin Meet
Summary of state schoolboy track meet events in Austin AP report lists top performers in Discus Jump events and Relays across classes ABAA AAA including placings for Whimney Paul Galveston Don Pulican Dallas Albert Ullens Port Lincoln etc plus team totals and notable records in sprints and hurdles across multiple Texas cities.
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Austin
Whimney Paul
Galveston
Leer
Jon Rhiddlehoover
Abi Iene Cooper
Don Pulican
Dallas
Adams
Albert
Ullens
Port
lArttue
Lincoln
Paul ‘Sanders Ijs Midland Lee
Doug English
Dal
Jas Adams
Willie ‘Young
Sherman
Terry Witlinaham
San Angelo
Ken Harrison
Beaumont_ South Park
Sammy
Shiley
Fort Worth
Eastern Wits
E Lar’ Thornhill
Odessa
Ronald Carrell
Corpus Christemiller
Eller
Houston Elmore
McKinnay
Lang Iume
J.T. Hollins
McKinney
Wester Smith
Kilgore
Oida’ Lewis
Lubbock
Eeiscado
Dim Mennesy
Goinesike
Edie
Louis Wilson
Yor
Columbus
Eminm Et Rigore
Tra Bloce
Lewis
Odessa Ector
Estocago
Fhount Plearsol
Liberty
del ‘Rig
Bel
Sisa Vanlied
Fang
Ramiro Lara
Robstown
Shannon Thompson
Joe Brooks
Brown Vows
Ike Lees Monanans
Hike Worsham
Gutleson
Ricacda Saenz
Fallurings
Hurdies
Scottie Jones
Gary Patterson
Snyder
Ahike Gordon
Andrews
Liz
Lorry ‘Helcomb
College Station
Alia
Rickey Scail
Gainesville
Nao
Say
Rater
Desvile
Charles Dawson
Houston Etnore
Rovian
Be Rio
Louis Brown
Linton
Jim Franks
Kermit
Jesse Avison
Carthage
Hollins
Robert Brown
Wacosooe
Secord
Charles Callinan
Sans
Tarcos
Robert Taylor
Dickson
Joh Meaver
Canyon
Gienn
Goss
Robert Warren
Cassy Garza
Flores Nie
Russel
Mason
Rogers
Gary Benedict
Kecrvietz
Don Lee
Uvalde
Certig
Boyles
Humble
David Betersk
Gorvaces
Sieve Kioore
Gaingsville
Sieve Quinn
Langey Pine Tree
Sceitie Jonés
Houston Simore
Pike Gordon
Boorews
Viayne Johnson
Piearanton
Jerry Norman
Obie Lovitt
Graham
Roy Moisies
Dickinson
Envis Wison
Odeste Ector
Dennis Rowland
Leks
David Bartek
Betton
Willie Jones
Milem
Andred Miller
Atlanta
Sammy Campur- Tyero
Franc Norma
Santa Fe Alta Loma
Donald Jinera
Lenguile
Ash
Jores Appre
Stenham
Wwe
Falturrias
Lara
Wile Reley
Picker Apevia
Rosie Fes
Clarence Peverson
Lou's Wilson
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Sin Tpo
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Dorreit Ford
West Ipranpe
Steinmark Receives Special Medal For Courage
HULDIUN TEXAS AP Walter Sterling awarded Freddie Steinmark the gold citizenship medal from the Sons of the American Revolution for exemplary courage and ongoing interest in American youth and sports Steinmark remains in critical condition after cancer related amputation and recent hospital readmission at M D Anderson in Houston Sterling attended with Steinmark family members at his hospital room in Houston Texas Medical Center.
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University of Texas M. D. Anderson Hospital and Tumor Institute
Houston
Broncs Open Spring Football Drills at Odessa High
Odessa High School begins Bronchos spring practice under new head coach Dick Winder with staff Joe Casas Gary McCarrell Val Os borne Jackie Cowan and Bain Ward. Session emphasizes fundamentals in small groups ahead of May 28 intra squads as 1970 players like Wortham Ashton Smith Richardson Winkler Bell Adecyk Bullard Nesbit Tucker Worley Brakeville Maddox Stanley Tammen return.
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Odessa
Broncs
Means
Linton
Corpus Christi
Winder
Roswell
OHS
Richard Wortham
Mike Ashton
Dennis Smith
Paul Richardson
Steve Winkler
Randy Bell
Don Adecyk
Jerry Bullard
Keith Nesbit
Larry Richardson
Ronny Tucker
Tom Worley
Jerry Brakeville
Vaughn Maddox
Corky Stanley
Joe Tammen
Foster Wins At Speedbowl Odessa Feature Race
Foster dominates Odessa Speedbowl with a feature win edging Moody Tennerson and Doug Pyle. He also wins the first heat and the trophy dash, with Robertson and Glossom posting top finishes in subsequent races across stock car and modified divisions.
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John Foster
Odessa Speedbowl
Foster
Moody Tennnerson
Doug Pyle
J. D.ij ‘Hughes
Tennyson
Hughes
J Junior Robertson
Russell Bradley
Bert Evans
Robert Pitman
Robertson
Doug 'l Pyle
O. J. Hanna
Aubrey Glossom
Lenn Roberts
Charles Hayes
Glossom
Roberts
Hayes
Ers
Sar Sand
Kentucky Beats Utah Quintet In ABA Championship Play
Louisville report says Kentucky held off a late Utah rally Friday night to win 11-14 and pull to 2-2 in the ABA best-of-seven championship series. The fourth game is set for Saturday evening in Louisville and will be televised nationally by CBS.
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Louisville
Kentucky
Cian
CBS
Crane Netters Reach State AA Finals
Crane High School doubles team Don Adams and Jay Bow moved into the finals of the state AA tennis meet with a 1 2 1 victory over John Jones and Ricardo Martinez of Lalerma Friday. They face Bill Todd and Mike Clardy of Friendwood for the title.
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Austin
Don Adams
Jay Bow
John Jones
Ricardo
Martinez
Lalerma
Crane
Wil Fangie
Bill Todd
Mike Clardy
Friendewond
Ile Today
Big Spring Ranks 4th in State Golf Meet
Big Spring finished fourth in the AAAA state golf tournament with Fry leading the team after 221 strokes. Irang Alamo Heights beat Fairhams and Fort Worth Paschal in a tight scoring page. Baylor signs guard Tom Wilkins from Grayslake High School, marking a new addition to the roster.
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Big Spring
Austin Stall
Frye
Irang Alamo Heights
Fairhams
Fort Worth Paschal
Baylor
Cager Vac
Baylors University
Bill Meneke
Fifrei
Tom Wilkins
Grayslake High School
Whneus
Fort Stockton Panthers Rally To Beat Monahans In District Action
Fort Stockton trimmed a 2-2 tie with two runs in the sixth inning to defeat Monahans 5-2 in a District 2-3A baseball game. Joe Granado Luis Blanco and Greg Young each had two hits as Raymond Iubarta tossed a six hitter for his first win of the season.
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Fort Stockton
iFort Stockton
Panthers
Arids
Monahans
Ronamans
Fort Stocktoes
di Satter
Pecos
Monahans ii
Joe Granado
Luis Blanco
Greg Young
Cominguer
Raymond
Iubarta
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Ronnie Baird
Jimmy Rose
Ronnie Shoemaker
Bill Dillinghar
Ernie Calanchi
Pecas
Galinda
Bates
Iweker
Lamy
Ib Galancn
J Andrews
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Richard Got Noone
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Johanny Mendon
Wellsen Speed Ry
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Les Henderson
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Dirk Camp
Yell
Steve Pucker
Charles Jecksah
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Hoch Malley Mutehell
Bryon Kemp
Jim
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Tinggle
Erm Lemire
Ghar
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Welvin Patrisze
Cottense
Pubert Previn
Baltimore
Inight
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Baltimore Orioles
Steinmark
CuthWreat
Robert Stenson
Stamford
Shot Puleel
Jack West
Mart
Navnghes
Frank West
Wester Wiese
Goliad
Robert Jebear Kenedy
Terry Bounds
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Ozoas
Sammy Lewis
Jacksboro
Eddie Murray
Bobied
Steve Puckett
Flovdada
John Tyson
Buna
Lester King
Hempi
Jesus Escobar
T. Henry Sulak
Ganado
Joe Wile
Ender Son
Toda
Tommy Wallace
Grandi Saline
Jerry Ellelbach
Freindswood
Tommy Woitasczyk
George West
Donald Rhodes
Shamrock
Joe Featherstone
Tomball
Trew
Sherman Groves
Geresbeck
Freddie Alten
Decatur
Rodney Linvings- van
San Antonio Southwest
Flava Hagen
Mansfield
Robert Stevenson
Earnest Bean
Kirbyville
Floydada
Donald Thompson
Keno
Ben Brecht
Boys Ranch
Stacey Sein
DeKalo
Freddie Kerdrick
Coleman
Gary Press
Edward Shaniro
San Saba
Robert de Dear Kennedy
Randy Knox
Upio
LASS
Jimmy Hise
Albany
David Bradley
Joe Hudson
Teeaiin
David Eaves
Barbers Hil
Jimmy Wharton
Bandera
David Kirk
Long Jomp—I
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Kerens
Raymenda
Lanedar
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James G. Shepherd
Donald Simon
Waverly
Beony Balt Spur
Kennon Ficlean
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Archie ‘Niven
Eldorado
Marvin Self
Silverton
Net Bryson
Quitman
Ricky “Thurman
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Archie Rixon
WET
Larry ‘Lon
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Joroe ‘Garcia
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Ichael Cook
Fithush
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Buena Vista
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Paul Gillen
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Byron Rettig
Carlisle
Donnie Kevar
Snoek
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Wall
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Jeh Jamison
Bastetball
Hardin-Simmons University
Russell Berry
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