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New York UPI reports Russia lowered its indoor mark with I Gov Ter-Ovanesyan matching 7 6 1 4 meters while Willye White led USA sprint and field events at Madison Square Garden. Edith McGuire won the women's 20 yard dash in 21.9 seconds and Jolanda Malas claimed the high jump as part of a broader AAU meet in Los Angeles and New York.
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Luling Beats Ro-Hawks 64-53 in Exhibition Clash
Luling High School defeated the Randolph Ro-Hawks 64 to 53 in an exhibition game before a large crowd. Luling led 9-6 after the first quarter and 36-28 at halftime as Bill Buchholtz scored 18 and Cliff Mitc...
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Peacock Defeats Texas Military Institute 55 to 43
Peacock Military Academy won the basketball battle at home Friday night, defeating Texas Military Institute 55 to 43. Peacock led throughout with a 26 to 17 halftime edge and remained ahead after the third quarter.
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Lundquist Beats McKinley In Semifinal Tennis
Sweden’s Jan Erik Lundquist defeated top seed Chuck McKinley 4-6 11-8 6-3 in a dramatic quarterfinal replay at the National Indoor Tennis Championships. Lundquist, who fired 18 aces, will face Dallas’ Rich Ley in the semifinals after Richley upset Frank Froehling 6-4 6-4. Dennis Ralston meets Ron Holmberg in the other semi as officials reviewed contentious line calls involving McKinley.
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Ratile
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Mickinley
Virce
Richey
Rafael Osuna
Mexico
Nicola Pietrangell
Italy
Be of Rome Triumphs in Weight Class Bout
Franco Be defeated Brugstyn weight class rival Billy Daniels 4 to 1 in a home town bout Friday night. Be carried a two pound advantage and seized control early with solid punches, overcoming Daniels who weighed 213 to 192. Daniels suffered a title defeat as Be forged ahead on the comeback trail.
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Coles Key Factor As Owls Edge Highlands In Tight Game
Coles led with 19 points including the first three pointer that sparked the comeback as Highlands battled Lee Wel-Mif for a 39 percent shooting night. Officials ejected Jeff Inselman for a hard foul on Meyer, drawing criticism from Highlands coach Shannon who praised Hall and Meyer for their effort and noted defensive struggles and rebounding as deciding factors.
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Bobby Roberts
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Two L A Fighters Win Golden Gloves Bouts
In Will Rogers Memorial Coliseum the San Antonio pair Gene Guess and Robert Mesa won second round decisions in the Texas Golden Gloves. Rockets crowd of 3,328 saw Guess defeat Tommy Massingill and Mesa beat William Carrell Jr. Rodriguez of San Antonio lost to Gus Hernandez. Houston led team points with eight after five Friday bouts.
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Widener Handicap Looms Amid Open Betting Field at Hialeah
Twelve horses are entered for Saturdays rich Widener Handicap at Hialeah Florida, a 1 1/4 mile affair. Sunstruck heads a powerful stable trio with Going Abroad and Chateaugay among rivals, while jockeys Braulio Baeza and Bill Boland figure in the race card.
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Fort Sam Club Defeats Tigers IV in 71-52 rout
Fort Sam Houston Rangers defeated Trinity University 71 to 52 at the Fort Sam Houston Sports Arena Friday night. Xen Dalton and Harold Porter II led the Rangers while Alvin Tacon topped Trinity with 16 points. The Rangers improved to 17-1, with the first team playing only in the first half.
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NFL Owners Close Session to Meet Again
NFL owners wrapped a mid-winter session in a five day meeting with talks delaying a spring session, while preparing a pension issue for a player and rejecting any common draft with the AFL. The conclave showcased demonstrations from TV and promotional groups as clubs planned an exhibition slate to be announced later.
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Lee Wins Loop Title In Narrow Playoff Finish
Lee defeats Highlands 40 26 to capture the district G AAAA playoff title. Lee led 36 23 at one point and held off Highlands fourth quarter rally as Coles and Meyer shined. Final tally 40 26 with Lee finishing the season at 23 65 and Highlands at 24 7.
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Fragmented Basketball Scores Across Venues and Teams
A wide mash of scores from many colleges and universities. Rhode Island beat Boston University 81 etc. Notable results include Dartmouth 52 over Lehigh, Penn State 65 over Colgate, West Virginia State 73 over Clarkson, Alabama 74 over UT Martin, and Rhode Island 81 over Scranton.
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