Girls may play prep contact sports in New Mexico
Sally Gutierrez of Quemado High School challenged Rule 73 1 leading to a change by the New Mexico Activities Association allowing girls to play contact sports such as football and basketball with boys. The ruling followed legal action with the ACLU and a temporary restraining order enabling Sally to complete the season.
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Jim McElroy
Albuquerque
N.M
Sally Gutierrez
Tiny Quemada
New Mexico
James Odle
New Mexico Activities Association
Odle
Sally
Quemado
NMAA
State Board of Education
American Civil Liberties Union
The
State Board of
Air Force Academy
Joseph M. Montoya
D-N.m
Jessie Lynn
ACLU
Betty Read
Ms. Read
Owen Robinson
Dick Moore
Robinson
State Board
Nancy Lopez
Roswell
Helen Harbert
Weldon Perrin
Canadian Wins World Cup Downhill Race
Le ae Canada's Irwin Dave wins the World Cup Downhill with Herbert Plan of Italy finishing third and Klaus Eberhard of Austria taking second.
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Canada
Irwin Dave
Iitaly
Herbert Plan (L
Austria
Klaus Eberhard
Bowling notes from NMMI leagues and others
Monday Night Mixed led by Marilyn Sarbenoff 209 567 series with Otis Wagoner and Jerry Stephen 202s. Moody Warmath 200. Tuesday Night Masters has NMMI in first after game one but falls to second behind Coca Cola. Rockies beat NMMI 3 1. Coca Cola loses to NMTMC 3 1. Misfits 3 1 over Hinkle Motors. American Linen 3 1 over Briggs 66. State Farm 3 1 over American Legion. Avis Henry 212 high followed by Bizzell 208 Lopez 206, Sample 202, Scott 201. Wednesday Telco: Notsa Hots tied Simis 2 2. Alley Cats 3 1 over Mayes Raiders. Oh No 0 4 to Ding Dongs. Four M’s 4 0 over JD’s. Fiascos 3 1. Roy Miles 199 and Nena Sanders 175 top. Thursday Military Bells closes 1975 season with holiday wishes. Institute Lanes closed Dec 22–29. Red Rooster Lanes Hits and Misses: Lou Gruette 577 series. Glenda Madsen 225. Lemmon 221. several 200s. Marilyn Michaels 521. Two Plus Two 251 team honors. Stardust League starts Dot Diefenbaugh 210 235 612. Tony O’Connor 212 586. Dora Conley 230 Teena Perkins 214 Celia Acrey 213. Horizon Ford leads with 2387.
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Marilyn Sarbenoff
Otis Wagoner
Jerry Stephen
Stephen
Moody Warmath
NMMI
Coca Cola
The
Rockies
Alley Cats
Mayes Raiders
Oh No
Ding Dongs
M's
Jd's
Fiascos
Roy Miles
Nena Sanders
Military Bells
Institute
Red Rooster
Lou Gruette
Glenda Madsen
Glenn
Jack Lemmon
Bill Brown
Ron Fix
Mike Michaels
Andy Jaurezui
Charlie Sparnow
Diana Woods
Horizon Ford
Miami of Ohio Tops South Carolina in Tangerine Bowl
Rob Carpenter scored twice on five yard and one yard runs as 16th ranked Miami of Ohio beats South Carolina 20-7 in the Tangerine Bowl. Fred Johnson kicked a bowl record 7 yard field goal and 38 yard boot. Jeff Grantz led a late scoring drive for the Gamecocks, but the Redskin defense held. Carroll Carpenter named offensive player of the game with Sherman Smith providing setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orlando
Fila
Rob Carpenter
Miami
Ohio
South Carolina
Carpenter
Jeff Grantz
Grantz
Tom Amrein Carpenter
Jeff Kelly
Sherman Smith
Duran Retains Lightweight Crown With Late KO
Roberto Duran of Panama retained the world lightweight title by knocking out Leoncio Ortiz of Mexico with 21 seconds left in the 15th round at Roberto Clemente Coliseum. Duran, dominating most of the fight, landed a right cross that felled Ortiz who had shown durability throughout the bout in San Juan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Roberto Duran
Panama
Leoncio Oritiz
Mexico
Duran
Roberto Clemente Coliseum
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Compact Mobile
Ipa
A Mayori
Polyptor
Horn
Roberk
Tia Ell Ron Moan
Cho
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W. 1St Street
NS Plumbing & Heating
Roswell, N. Mex
SUN
Tangerine
Waldemar Schmidt
Puerto Rico
Ortiz
United States
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