New Mexicos' Theragood wins national Golden Gloves crown
Santa Fe teenager Ray Theragood, 18, captured the 119-pound title at the 45th National Golden Gloves in Minneapolis with a unanimous decision over Edward Avila Jr. Theragood earned 60-59 and 60 points from two officials, and his counterpunching sealed the championship. He had earlier defeated Brad Short, Jerry Sojot, and James Enty to complete a four-win week.
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Seaver satisfied with arm after exhibition game
Mets star Tom Seaver, paid 120000 per season, showed health in four innings of an exhibition loss to Los Angeles. He reported satisfaction after a 12 day layoff as Don Sutton threw six scoreless for the Dodgers in a busy day of spring games across the league.
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Rick Wise
George Altman
Strange happenings at Cahoon Park Golf Course
Three notable golf events unfold at Cahoon Park in Roswell. J H Scroggin of Artesia ace on number two while playing with his wife, Ed Tarz tees from five and holes six, Howell Martin nets his second double eagle on number six. Also mentions Padres vs Brewers with Derrel Thomas and Ray Fosse.
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Jim Lonborg
Milwaukee
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Ray Fosse
Cleveland
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Exhibition Baseball Results and Schedule Summary
The Associated Press reports results from Monday's exhibition games with teams including Montreal defeating New York (N) 6 to 4, and Oakland surpassing Chicago (N) 7 to 6. Tuesday and Wednesday lineups feature city-to-city matchups across Florida and Arizona venues, involving Boston, Texas, Philadelphia, St. Louis, San Diego, and others amid the spring slate.
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Mad Bomber Loose as Fuqua Leads Oral Roberts in Tourney
The 35th National Invitation Tournament quarter finals feature Richie Fuqua of Oral Roberts pacing a high scoring run after a 42 point night against Memphis State. St. John's and Frank Marloff prepare to face Oral Roberts while Princeton meets Niagara and Maryland edges Syracuse.
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Associated Press
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Get Behind School Sports at Fair Park This Saturday
WIG WAGS urges community support for spring high school sports. A doubleheader at Fair Park Stadium features Carlsbad Caveman and host Goddard Rockets at 1 o clock, with Roswell visiting Clovis for a district clash while Goddard rests.
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NMMI Cadets Place Third at Hereford Rodeo Invitational
The NMMI Cowboys finished third among 40 teams at Hereford Texas in the Hereford Invitational Rodeo approved by the Tri-State High School Rodeo Association. Hereford won with 39 points, Spearman 25, while NMMI totaled 242 points. Standouts included Greg Molyneaux, Andy Underwood, Chester Bell, Jeff Huckabee, and team ropers Underwood and Featherwood.
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Classified Ads Boost Buying Power Says Betty Andrus
Betty Andrus invites readers to call for help wording ads or information. Everyday wants ads work to improve life by connecting buyers and sellers who respond immediately when they find the item. Mrs Classified Betty Andrus offers assistance for selling renting buying or trading.
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Khayat appeals to Mississippi lawmakers for Eagles fan support
Ed Khayat native of Moss Point and Philadelphia Eagles coach urged state lawmakers to back his NFL team as he led the Eagles to a 6-4-1 record. The brief notes other college basketball moves including Ed Peterson transferring to Georgia and Vanderbilt coach Skinner guiding an all star charity game. Brown's Arnie Berman earns NEC coaches award as player of the year.
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