Santa Anita Derby Looms With 14 Contenders for 945,000 Pool
At Arcadia California, Santa Anita Park hosts the 14 horse field for the Santa Anita Derby. Favorite Olympia and Ocean Drive loom as top contenders in the mile and an eighth race with a purse near 100 thousand. Coaltown headlines McLennan Handicap at Hialeah, aiming for a record pace over eight rivals.
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Arcadia
Cal
Santa Anita Park
Old Rockport
Ocean Drive
Solero
Hayseed
So la Ci
Store Age
Black Pox I
Admiral Lea
Count Victor
Pedigree
Audacious Man
Duplicator
Olympia
Duval
Fred W. Hooper
OwMpia
Wall
Orean Drive
Braver Souls
Hooper
Fila
Coaltown
Free America
Maten
McLennan
Hialeah
Jocky Ted Atkinson
Indian Broom
Shannon I
Coaltons
Galaxy
Calumet Stars
Weber AL "Alfords
Loyal Legion
America
Wes
Calumet
Randolph Goalers Edge Marines in Tight Friday Night Rout
Randolph goalers defeated Marines 42 to 20 as Coach Marshall Toots played as a sub and scored an underhand field goal with seconds left. Toombs was fouled with 2 seconds remaining but missed a potential game winning free throw.
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Marshall Toots
Rar Oleh Afb Ramblers
Randolph Bsn
Toombs
Welersa Bary Ik
Florida Governor Urges Arrests in Tax Theft Case
Florida governor Lyndon Warren urged all counties to arrest those guilty of stealing state taxes following a financial crackdown. He called for collaboration with constables to stop tax theft, noting a multiyear loss of funds and urging swift action across counties.
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Warren
Lea
Kookie Stalatary
Mever on Scene At Plates Camp
The Read man al rg Ferates is in p Manager Lills J ahead of his major ers planned to do young tilent and the more iner ibungits HURLER PON QHIGLES. Baltimore, Feb 18. The Bathmiore OF laver Renoy Brugard an undis winnsal of money in the Ken Lyk Boars for Johny Jovan, onany leat saves in 25 cn Animissional Jeagke leat last season.
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San Bernarding
Crlif
Feo
Ferates
Lills J
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Tilent
Pon
Baltimore
Bathmiore
Laver Renoy Brugard
Ken Lyk Boars
Johny Jovan
Onany
Jeagke
Basketball Roundup Notes Mixed Scores and Confusion
A puzzle of garbled lines reports various basketball results and team names. It hints at games and standings like Nebraska and Wisconsin, with scattered scores and institutions, but the legible facts are limited. The fragmentary text suggests a busy round of matchups and possible matinee events across multiple colleges.
Hot Wells High Upsets Edison In Regional Basketball Battle
Hot Wells High School, District 31-4, outshot the Edison Blue Devils in a regional tournament matchup. Free throws carried Hot Wells to a 19 point advantage, turning a tight first quarter into a decisive lead as Edison’s key players fouled out early in the final period. Chester Lyssey led Hot Wells with 14 points, while Leon Bates and Johnny Rice added seven apiece for Edison.
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Hot Wells
MIM
Repisxait
Blue Devils
Devils
VW-10
Halftree
Bai
Dudley Laurie
Raynor Psbus
Leon Bates
Chester Lyssey
Eau Bates
Johnny Fice
Edison
South San Antonio
Bears
Bobcats
Les Walle
al—Dressler
Geeden
Ee Cite
Bicer
Bovalag menborans ne today event recap note
The report covers SUTACO activities in Colorado and Missouri, noting opening shifts, bowling event results, and a 36 000 dollar Dam Bi Viln classic final where Freitag leads by 17 pins over Walter Joanson. Freitag wins 3000 dollars despite a poor 173 game. Jotun Chicago and Joe Kisicl also prominent in scoring.
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Menborans
Orangas
Colorado
Missouri
Wharf Freltag
Chicago
Walter Joanson
Port Citan
Freitag Sill
Wes Aly
Peidesen
Jotun Chicago
Joe Kisicl
Hally Butts Gets Contract Extension at Georgia
THENS Feb 1971 Fallace Butts received a ten year contract extension for his role as head coach and athletic director at the University of Georgia. President Jonathan C Rogers announced the move noting liberal financial terms while withholding exact totals. Reported salary hovered around $12,034 annually in preliminary estimates.
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Thens
Fallace Butts
Fife
University of Georgia
Fras
Jonathan C. Rogers
Rogers
Tigy
Autor
Mustangs Lead City Race After Close Wins
Jefferson Mustangs hold first place in the City Conference after a 57 40 win over Alamo Heights Mules Friday night. Brackenridge Eagles beat Burbank 44 40 to stay near the top as Lanier Vars idle. key scorers include Art Flinders 24 for Jeffs and Johnny Weder 16 for Brackenridge.
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Mustangs
Jefferson
Alamo Meights
Lanier Voks
Pontes
Brackenridge Eagles
Vokts
Burbank Bulldogs
Eagles
Jett Naw
Brackenridge
Lanier
Art Flinders
Jeff
Bill DeWees
Mules
Alamo Heights
Jeffs
Johnny Weder
Eagies
Tahtes
Rite Ane Ag
Goweil
Siete
Williames
Htestinaa Ewes
Alana
Onekell
Darl= S
Mbert
Powell & Wecer
Brown
Roar Burbans
Borusti
Villarreal
Ritchey
Feimet
Eswy
Warner
Cook
Burtank
Hrack
Central Catholic shuts out San Maycos Baptist in 166 to 26 rout
Loop Joe Cortes led Central Catholic High School Buttons to an 166-26 victory over San Maycos Baptist academy as he scored 30 points on 10 field goals and 10 free throws. The win completed an 8-0 league slate. TMI Panthers battled Yellow Jackets to a 33-36 loss with a late Jacket rally and a decisive last-minute field goal by Don Manning.
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Joe Cortes
Musi Say
Bultens
San Maycos Baptist Academy
Central Catholic
Anthony
Yellow Jackets
TMI Panthers
Jackets
Don Manning
TMI
Potter Signen Ends Negotiations With Braves
Nelson Potter a Boston Braves right hander agreed to a 149 contract with the club manager stating Potter disclosed two conversations with Morris. The note outlines a tentative deal and the plan to finalize terms, reflecting early-season negotiations.
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Potter
Nelson Potter
Boston Braves
Gece
ML Morris
Wheatley Lions fall to Coles in district basketball
Errick Kuykendall scored 21 points but Wheatley Lions lost to Coles High School 64 46 in Corpus Christi Friday night. Scott led Coles with 16 points as Wheatley suffered its first district defeat. The Lions still compete in the Negro state meet next Friday and Saturday at Prairie View.
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Errick Kuykendall
Wheatley Lions
Coles Negro High School
Corpus Chasti
Colts
San Antonians
Scott
Wheatley
Lions
Bennett Dies as Indianapolis Speedway Chief Steward
Fran Feb vy F Bennett of Indianapolis, named chief steward of the Indianapolis speedway, died at his home late yesterday. He had returned from a fishing trip and was expected to begin his duties this year.
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FT. Lauderdale
F. Bennett
Indianapolis Speedway
Bennett
Masterza Added to Coaching Salt York Debut
Obscure report notes Masterza added as backfield coach for Brooklyn New York team under Nemran Stracer with plans to visit Yankee Stadium. Fortunes and names appear garbled. reference to Melstein Jackie and a fall visit remain unclear amid editorials.
Houston Golfers To Try It Again
Former PGA champion Bob Hamilton resumes the Houston Open second round at Pine Forest after rain washed out most play. Hamilton shot 63 in the rain shortened first round to sit 131 total, with 60 low scorers advancing to the final. Turresa leads with 66, Palmer 67, Schoux 67, others around 68 with Hamilton tied for third.
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Max Banow
Jun
Houston
Bob Hamilton
Pine Forest Country Club
Hamilton
John Palmer
Jims Turacsa
Him Ferrier
Two Games to Start New Southwest Conference Race
The Associated Press reports two Saturday games may decide the tight Southwest race as Texas beats Arkansas or SMU and Rice defeats Texas Christian. Baylor and Arkansas lead, with Rice, Texas, Baylor in contention if results go as expected. Big Bill Tom led Rice with 28 points. Julius Domins starred for Texas Christian before fouling out. Dewton, Texas notes the conference talks begin today with North Texas State, Hardin College, Houston, and Trinity forming a new group.
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Associated Press
Taylor
Texas
Arkansas
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Baylor
Arkanagas
Akrkansas
Baylor Texas
Longooms
Mustangs
Tate
Big Bill
Tom
Julius Domics
Dewton
Fes
North
Texas State
Hardin College
University of Houston
Trinity University
Dallas
Lone Star J Conference
Theron J. Fouts
North Texas
D. L. Ligon
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Harnin College
G. W. “Hill” Manan
Prairie Lea Team Cleared. State Board Waits on Eligibility
Prairie Lea was certified as district champions after a vote at a night meeting, defeating Schertz-Cibolo in the district meet. The issue of player eligibility and the district committee ruling was to be reviewed by the state Inter scholastic league executive committee Saturday, with Schertz-Cibolo poised to represent if Prairie Lea is deemed ineligible.
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Ban Marcus
Fea
Dishet TE
Prairie Lea
Sehertz-Ciboto
Mayoff
Dowdy
Cos
Tules Prairie Lea
Schertz-Cibato
Honey Coers
Schertz
Prisie Lea
Robert Sisbon
Dripping Springs
Polo match postponed to Sunday at Millerfield
Wet grounds force postponement of Pridsy s opening match of the George Miller memorial polo tournament until Sunday afternoon at Millerfield. The 22 goal Austin Polo Club faces the 21 goal Wichita Kansas team, originally set for Friday. The winner will play El Ranchito with ten goal Cecil Smith on the Austin team.
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Pridsy
George Miller
Schreiner Edge North Texas Aggies in Kerrville Clash
In Kerrville on February 19 Schreiner Institute's red hot cagers defeated North Texas Agricultural 23 to 38 led by James Durcany. The North Texas team struggled as Schreiner's strong defense controlled the tempo.
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Ane
Kerrville
Schreiner Institute
North Texas Agriculurat Sre
James Durcany
Charlie
Golf Roundup in St Augustine Champions Battle in 36 Holes
In St Augustine Florida Gate papers report the final rounds of the golf club champions tournament. Harie Ward from the University of North Carolina defeats Spencer Overton 4 and 3 in the semi final, while Frank Cemfari of Monson Massachusetts wins his match 5 and 4. Charles Bermett of St Augustine captures the Everglades club fourteenth annual mixed foursomes with partner Pat Devany from Groz Isle and Nick Sweng from Palm Beach 6 and 4.
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ST. Augustine
Harie Ward
North Soota
University of North Carolina
Frank Cemfari
Monson
Mass
Ward
Spencer Overton
Catonsville
Comfort
Charles Bermett
St- Augustin
Day
Everglades Club
Pat Devany
Grozs¢ Isle
Nick
Lob Swreng
Palme Beach
Rookie Castellani Falls To Fusari In 16 Round Thriller
New York February 19 Rookie Nip Castellani once hailed as a boxing sensation lost a close 16 round decision to Charlie Fusari at Madison Square Garden. Referee Ruby Goldstein scored 5-3-2 with Judges Barnes and Gordon also close as fans paid 36 159 to see Fusari claim the bout. Castellani weighed in well above 152 despite a contract for 152 to 1500 forfeited, and failed to flatten Fusari in the opening round.
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New, York
Rocky Castellani
Pennsylvania
ISIS
Castellani
Charlie Fusari
Madison Square Garden
Lavern Beech
Plainview
Texas
Roach
Lugerne
Fusari
Charlie
Fight Results From A Flexible Boxing Event
Fragmented OCR summary notes a boxing or fighting card with scattered names and results. Mentions include Rochy Gataient, Toncrae, Ray borat, and Anzile Wash along with locations Cleveland and San Diego. Text is garbled with misread place and participant names and ends with a note of an accidental stoppage.
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Han Fuskin
Rochy
Wei
Toncrae
Esac
Ishywood
Calif—art
Arazna
Ray Borat
Diespoten
Menach
Hee Anzile
San Diego
Sueny Leavitt
Brooklyn
End
Mungo
Laecero
Esea
Junior Highs Page Wins City Class B Title in Playoffs
Page High clinches the city Class B basketball title with two straight playoff wins over Mann. In Friday action at Jefferson gym, Page edged Mann 22 to 38 as Drocmer and Charpentier scored, Orr led Mann with 7. The final deciding game was set for next week with Twain and Brack enridge gym involvement and late free throws by Jack Evans forcing overtime.
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Page Showl
Mann
Jefferson Gym
Drocmer
Charpentier
Page
Connie Orr Sith
Fage
Twain
Brackenridge
Lanter
Jack Evans
Tineow
Doug Bruchmuehler
Evers
Jim Abney
Taiyaar Adwiesestiy
World indoor track stars vie for AAU records in New York
New York February 19 0P A star studded field including Olympic champions and top Europeans challenge for AAU indoor marks at Madison Square Garden. Willys Slyk Garten harbors a chance to lower the 4:09.2 mile pace from 1910 while Erik Alt and Curt Stone lead hopes in various events.
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New York
Danser
Ican
Madison Squares
Willy Slyk- Garten
Huif
Holland
Ingvar Bengtsson
Sweden
Reiff
Belgium
Erik
teejCen
Curt Stone
Philadel Jays
Frad Wilt
McKenley
Jim Fucks
Yale
Lon
George
Villanova
Tno
Cor McKeffey
Jamaica
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