Metro Sprinters and Vaulters Lead City Track Meet Preview
Twenty one local high schools join visiting Jourdanton for the Metro meet at Alamio Stadium. Clyde Glosson of Whealey headlines sprints while Highlands Edison loom in relays and field events. Key performers include Barry Noble and Ben Wadlington in high jump, Jim Hurt and Wyrick/Jaks in pole vault, Max Tyner in shot put, Steve Montoya in the mile, with new sprint and two mile relays on the program. Gates open 10 am with finals at 2:15 pm and 2:30 pm events. admission 75 cents adults, 40 cents students.
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James Armstrong
Highlands
Jourdanton
Barry Noble
Sjnurdenton
Shetter
Malta
Ben Wadlington
Wadlington
Jim Hurt
MacArthur
Balson
Tommy Jaks
Joe Wyrick
Max Tyner
Wade Key
Ronnie Thompson
Jefferson
Henry Hines
Fae
Steve Montoya
Tefferson
Fey
Lee
Prilitmacis
Angling Around You and Mexico Fishing Trips
An item notes March 17-4 as a spring travel window for Mexican fishing sessions, with San Antonians joining Acapulco tournaments and other ports. It mentions prizes, Acapulco leadership, and a Chicago boat show linked to tackle makers, plus commentary on wildlife conservation and a Grand Canyon dam proposal drawing support from profit groups.
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Fred Mal
Mexico
Pulco
Conte
Rans
LeRoy ‘Dorsey
Acapulco
Panuso
Aeather
Vera Cruz
Origi
Dorsey
Chicago
Yen
Mazatlan
San Blas
Guaymas
Jeomalry
Dallas
Kelly
Acapuco
Ité
Grand Canyon
The
Sierra Club
Mendenhall to Transfer From Fort Sam Houston Post
Lt Col Ralph Mendenhall, long time head of the pentathlon program at Fort Sam Houston, will be transferred to Heidelberg Germany in May. His leadership produced a Pan American champion team and a Tokyo Olympic silver medalist, marking the finest showing by a U S pentathlon team. He will leave no announced successor.
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Ralph Mendenhall
Fadern Penetathlon
Sam Houston
Germany
Mendenhall
Heidelberg
Ben Tull
AAU
Ree
Mentenhall
Ft Hood Wins 4th Army Title
Ft Hood defeats Bliss twice to win the Fourth Army basketball championship at Sandia Base New Mexico. The Central Texas team won 96-95 in a double elimination run after an earlier 94-84 win over Bliss. Morgan and Bliss standout performances highlighted a tense final stretch.
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Sandia Base
Ft. ‘Hood
Bliss
Priddy
Amerge
Army
Central Texas
Sill
Okla
Mood Ted
Dut
Morgan
Sandra Hase
White Sands
Sam ‘Houston
Ston Willl
Students Win Racial Protest At Southwestern University
Four hundred demonstrators prevailed as Southwestern University of Louisiana faced NAIA rules. USL president Joel Fincher announced the basketball team would be allowed to compete in Kansas City next week after he took responsibility to calm the protest. The demonstrations were described as orderly by witnesses. The Southern University team was also set to participate in the same tournament opening Monday in Kansas City.
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Labayes
University of Southwesternouisianas
USL
Joel Fliacher
Icereallegiate Athletics
Kansas City
Weel
Fincher
Southern
Villanova Leads IC4A Track Showdown in Wide Field Race
Villanova, the defending indoor champion, headlines a 38-team field at the IC4A meet led by Maryland and Harvard. In a tight schedule at Madison Square Garden Saturday night, the Wildcats push for another title.
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NEW York
UPI
Villanova
Maryland
Harvard
Madison Squire Garden
Charles Goren Bridge Ponderings and Bid Dilemmas
The column presents multiple bridge bidding scenarios with South as declarer. Readers are asked what to bid given various holdings such as AK, AQ, and AQ combined with K or J, across different West East North South layouts. The piece also references a London stock market note about Doomsday Book and the budget.
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Fouth
Your Daily Horoscope Highlights Odd Fragments and Names
Fragments of a horoscope column mix astrology for Aries Aquarius and Cancer with jumbled phrases and stray names. The unreadable text mentions dates across May and June, scattered guidance on cooperation and patience, and hints at personality traits without clear events or conclusions.
Milkmen in Pareuam Use Quiet Early Start
In Pareuam England UPTs sixteen milkmen begin work at 4:40 am. They wear rubber shoes to keep noise down and use plastic crates with rubber-matted loading platforms to avoid waking neighbors.
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Pareuam
England
UPT
Jest a Minute One Women Chain of Meraxa Faces
A fragmented line hints at a fashion or social item describing Meraxa women with varied appearances. The text suggests a single chain or motif and different faces to tell a tale or form a display, possibly a chain of portraits or a jewelry piece.
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