Field Goal Snafus End UNM NCAA Run
New Mexico, famed for defense and rebounding, shot only 34 percent from the floor and fell 61-54 to St. John's in the National Invitation Tournament. Despite a first half 26-22 rebounding edge and a late 46-45 lead, St. John's seized control as Jerry Houston sparked a decisive run and Ken McIntyre scored 20 for the Redmen.
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New Mexico
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Redmen
Jerry Houston
Bob Mcintyre
Ken Wirrell
Ken Mcintyre
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Monroe
Morgan Daniels
Kruzich
Il Ellis Hoover
Howard
Burwitz
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B. McIntyre Dove
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Tony Conigliaro
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Detroit
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Sterling Slaughter
Chicago Cubs
Bob Rodgers
Gino Cimoli
Angels
Monterrey
Mexico
Boswell Sets Ladies Course Record At Institute
Mrs. Jo Boswell carded 38 37 75 at the New Mexico Military Institute Golf Course to break the former 76 mark by Lila Austin. She played with Kathy Bjorum and Nick Manzi and Jim Lowe watched as New Mexico’s basketball team suffered a fifth straight loss in a separate game. Coach Bob King praised his Lobos after the outing and faulted the team for missed opportunities.
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Jo Boswell
New Mexico Military Institute
Institute
Boswell
Kathy Bjorum
Nick Manzi
Jim Lowe
New Mexico
Bob King
St. John’s
Aaron Is Facing Surgery and Crandall Sparks Pirates
Aaron will undergo surgery on his left ankle after calcification removal and rest for weeks. Del Crandall sparked a 14 run Pirates inning with six hits as Pittsburgh beat Chicago White Sox 17-4 in an exhibition. Marichal injured hamstring but not serious. Braves and Giants face ongoing concerns.
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Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Juan Marichal
del Crandall
Pittsburgh Pirates
Milwaukee
San Francisco
Braves
Aaron
Giants
Marihhal
Crandall
Pirates
Pittsburgh
Chicago White Sox
Yankees
Minnesota
Tom Tresh
Philadelphia
New York Mets
Johnny Callison
Ski Race History is Made by Austria Men and France Women
In Vail Colorado the Austrian men won the team title with 107 points and the French women claimed the women's crown with 62 points. The United States finished last in the three day meet, which included downhill slalom and giant slalom. U S Alpine Coach Bob Beattie praised the event as a milestone and said future team races could boost American skiing. He planned meetings with Austrian head coach Sepp Sulzberger and French chief coach Honore Bonnet to discuss nation vs nation competition.
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Colo
Austria
France
United States
U.S
Bob Beattie
Beattie
Sepp Sulzberger
Honore Bonnet
Marielle Goitschel
Jean Claude Killy
UPI
Open Golf Event to Be Largest Yet
The 1965 U S Open will run June 17 to 20 at Bellerive Country Club in St Louis with a final field of 150. It includes four single 18 hole rounds, a $125000 purse, and expanded automatic qualifiers from local and sectional rounds. Notables with exemptions include Ken Venturi Julius Boros Jack Nicklaus Gene Littler and Arnold Palmer along with Campbell Nichols and Tony Lema.
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New York
Bellerive Country Club
St Louis
United States Golf Association
USGA
Ken Venturi
Julius Boros
Jack Nicklaus
Gene Littler
Arnold Palmer
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Schedule
Exhibition results from Associated Press show Philadelphia 1 New York 4 and Minnesota 3 Cincinnati 8 St Louis 6 among Monday games. Tuesday lines include Pittsburgh 17 Chicago 4 in a split squad with several matchups planned across Florida and Arizona venues.
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Minnesota
Cincinnati
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Kansas City
Detroit
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Baltimore
Los Angeles
Houston
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Boston
Cleveland
St. Petersburg
Washington
Vero Beach
West Palm Beach
Fort Myers
Mesa
San Francisco
Scottsdale
Miami
Lakeland
Taos Ski Valley record falls to same challenger
Jean Meyer 27, Taos lodge operator, shattered the Taos Ski Valley marathon record by skiing 97 200 vertical feet in seven hours. He completed 60 descents covering 18 miles 720 yards, surpassing his previous 54 run mark of 87 480 vertical feet.
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Taos
Jean Meyer
Meyer
Lobo Tracksters Are All Smiles
New Mexico's track team beat Arizona 109 36 and eyes a weekend triangular meet with Wyoming and Adams State in Albuquerque. Web Loudat won the mile and two mile, Fred Knight claimed the 120 and 330 hurdles, Clarence Robinson took the broad and triple jumps, and Bernie Rivers won the 220 and ran on the mile relay winning quartet.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico
Cage Swim Team Banquet Slated at Roswell High
The Roswell High School basketball and swimming banquet is planned for March 30 in the high school cafeteria. Coach Gene Gibson of Texas Tech in Lubbock will be the speaker. Time and ticket details will be announced.
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Roswell
Gene Gibson
Texas Tech
Lubbock
Fights Result From Monday Cards Across Cities
Dallas Curtis Cokes stopped Marshall Wells in 12 rounds in Dallas. Philadelphia Jimmy McMillan defeated Johnny Knight in 1 round in Philadelphia. London Paulie Armstead stopped Joe Tettah in 6 rounds in Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
Dallas
Curtis Cokes
Marshall Wells
Houston
Philadelphia
Jimmy McMillan
Trenton
N.J
Johnny Knight
London
Paulie Armstead
Los Angeles
Joe Tettah
Ghana
NMMI Takes Third In Rifle Event
The New Mexico Military Institute placed sixth in the Sixteenth Annual Small Bore Rifle Tournament held in El Paso. NMMI competed against thirty-eight teams from across the nation including rivals from New York City and several junior colleges.
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New Mexico Military Institute
Military Science Department of
Texas Western College
el Paso
NMMI
New York City
Allen Military Academy
New Mexico Boxer Large Advances at Kansas City
Earl Large of Clovis New Mexico advanced to the third round of the 38th National Golden Gloves in Kansas City outpointing Jesse Morn of Denver and Larry Richard of Billings in the 112 pound division. The New Mexico trio saw three fighters eliminated as finals opened.
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Clovis
N.M
Earl Large
Jesse Morn
Denver
Larry Richard
Billings
Mont
Large
New Mexico
Roswell
Gilbert Trujillo
Jesse Avalos
Fort Worth
Tex
Avalos
Albert Ramirez
Las Cruces
J. W. Jackson
Grand Rapids
Mich
Ron Lyke
Minneapo
Swift Stakes at Aqueduct Race Result
Dependability narrowly defeats stablemate Beaupy by a head in the Swift Stakes at Aqueduct for a $29,450 purse. At Gulfstream Park Hard Rock Man salutes for his first win since October 1963 in the feature race.
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Associated Press
New York
Beaupy
Aqueduct
Miami
Gulfstream Park
New Mexico Takes Fourth at Western Athletic Conference Wrestling
In Tucson New Mexico finished fourth with 17 points as Arizona State won the meet with 69 points. Wyoming placed second with 50, Utah third with 43, Brigham Young fifth with 42, and Arizona sixth with 11.
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Ariz
New Mexico
Arizona State University
Wyoming
Utah
Brigham Young
Arizona
State Amateur Baseball Dates Announced
Carlsbad will host the Connie Mack state tournament August 6 to 8. Santa Fe will stage the Stan Musial tourney August 20 to 22. Farmington will host the national Connie Mack tournament starting August 20.
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Albuquerque
New Mexico Amateur Baseball Congress
Carlsbad
Santa Fe
Farmington
Robinson Opens to Any Position for Reds in Spring
Frank Robinson volunteered to play first base or third base during Cincinnati camp. Manager Dick Sisler praised his team spirit and willingness to be moved if needed. Robinson noted good chemistry with Vada Pinson and used personal film study to regain form last August after a slump.
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Associated Press
Tampa, Fla
Frank Robinson
Cincinnati
Dick Sisler
Robinson
Frank
Sisler
Sister
Robby
Vada Pinson
Vada
Roswell High Track Heads to West Texas Relays
Roswell High School track and field plans a weekend trip to Odessa Texas for the West Texas Relays. The team also lists meets with Roswell and Lovington invitations Carlsbad NMMI Hobbs District and the state meet in Albuquerque.
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Roswell
Odessa
Tex
West Texas Relays
AHS
Hobbs
Carlsbad
Albuquerque
Roswell Invitational Gymnastics Meet Hosts 16 Teams
Roswell High School gym hosts the first Roswell Invitational with 16 teams including Roswell, Santa Fe, Las Cruces, Lovington, Carlsbad, Clovis, Gallup and more. Lovington's John Pruitt and Mary Lou Harrell lead top contenders. events span boys and girls apparatus from parallel bars to trampoline. scoring 6-4-3-2 with medals and team trophies. Roswell selected as site for 1966 state finals and next year's invitational.
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Querque
Lovington
John Pruitt
Mary Lou Harrell
Clark Keith
Emily Ginsberg
Pat Baker
Janet Dennison
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