Border JC Track Sparks Shift as Wheatley Legacy Dims
The Border Olympics junior college events at Shirley Stadium show Wheatley’s dominance fading with Lee Volunteers and Odessa JC advancing. Wille Harrison of Odessa JC posted top 100 and 220 times, while New Mexico JC led after five finals. Baytown Sterling led high school scoring, and college finals cap the meet with 6:30 p.m. conclude.
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Bob Ostrum
Laredg
San Antionio Highlands
Wheatley
Lee
Shirley Stadium
Wille Harrison
Odessa Junior College
New Mexico
Gallope
Harrison
Evaristo Salinas
Brackenridge
Wharton Junior College
New Mexico JC
Odessa
Brad Winter
John Whitson
Bob Coles
Rick Everett
James Strahan
Lee Volunteers
Coles
Ramon Valera
Mexico Poly High
Everett
Strahan
Eddie Palacious
Buckly Collie
Baytown Sterling
Houston
Tag Team Match Tops Wrestlethon Card in San Antonio
Action features ten champions and Gorgeous George TI making his first San Antonio appearance. Toru Tanaka and Johnny Valentine challenge Wahoo McDaniels and Thunderbolt Patterson in the tag main event at Municipal Auditorium. Bronko Lubich and Chels Markoff defend against Pepter Goritz and Tim Woods. George Scott saved by George’s son in a special attraction. Benny Matta vs Jimmy Vallient is a preliminary. Start time 8:00.
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Action By Ten
San Antonio
Gorgeous George
Wrestlethon, Inc
Municipal Auditorium
Toru Tanaka
Johnny
Valentine
Wahoo McDanic
Thunderbolt Patterson
Sein
Bronka Lubich
Chels Markoff
Pepter Goritz
Texas
Tim Woods
Cycles Run At Coliseum
The second of the 16 races on the 1971 Motorcycle Promotions unfolds Saturday night at Joe Freeman Coliseum. Races start at 8 oclock in five classes with heat races and finals. Top bikes advance to grand finals. Willard Kelley leads MPY points with 28 after the first event. Danny Forke Larry Beall and Richard Philips tied for second with 16 each.
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Joe Freeman
Willard Kelley
Danny Forke
Larrye Beall
Richard Philips
Texas Travelers sponsor AMA races at Medina River Raceway
The Texas Travelers Motorcycle Club will sponsor American Motorcycle Association sanctioned races Sunday at Medina River Raceway off Somerset. Time trials begin at 12:30 p.m. and races start at 1:30. Local riders and spectators are invited to attend.
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Texas Travelers Motorcycle Club
Medina River Raceway
Somerset
Dickinson Guards Lead at Doral Eastern Open
Dickinson guards and professionals contended at the Doral Eastern Open at the Country Club, with Nicklaus and Player among leaders. Dickinson shot a 70 with four birdies and bogeys, sitting four under par at midway, while Filbert Leisher and Jayes trailed close behind. Barber and Weaver posted 65s as top rounds.
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Miami
Dickinson
Florida
Country Club Course
Hayes
Nicklaus
Gibby Filbert
Bruce Leisher
Ted Jayes
Doug Sanders
Dave Stockton
Snead
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Evan
Miller Barber
DeWitt Weaver
E Dickinson
Fleisher
Coral Country Club
Haling
Gilbert
Golf Notes 5 Winners In Friday's Tournament
Golf notes cover winners from Friday's annual Women's Golf Association tournament at Hills Country Club. Low gross honors go to G A Sykes. other top finishers include Mrs J Mepel, Mrs R By Galley, and Mrs E Ergish with notable scores and placements. The report lists many participants and their scores across flights, noting low putts and low gross achievements.
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A. Womens Golf Association
Ok Hills Country Club
Chanyptansh Sant
G. A. Sykes
de RE Locke
Mra. J
Tre
F. Estrenky
Vera
Richard Farrell
Ns. R
Galley
Cas Ptr
Pegars
Irene
Stead
Fletcher
Low
J. Mepel
Stoport
Sara
Tolbert
E. Ergish
M. Caldereooh
Lern Geass
Kg. LE
Alta
Texas
Wiley
Mary F
Wilkerson
South Side Golf Club
South Side
Imheneidge Pack
Swidoy
Tarling
Records fall as Region 6 meet opens at Alamo Heights
Nine regional marks tumble as preliminaries begin at the Virgil Iust in pool with 22 teams. Friday's record breakers include Rick Worrel of Alamo Heights in two events, Adrianne Ridgeway of Corpus Christi King, Till Thomas of Austin McCallum, and others across 10 and 20 yard frees, butterflies, medley, and breaststroke events.
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Virgil Justin
Alamo Heights High School
Rick Worrel
Alamo Heights
Adrianne Ridgeway
Corpus
Christi King
Till Thomas
Austin McCallum
David Perkins
Churchill
Tony Corliss
Doug McPherson
Alaina Heights
Victoria Leads Golf in Austin High School Tournament
Victoria led the field at Morris Williams Municipal with Bruce Niles posting a four over par 76 as the medallist. Austin high schools dominated the top standings with Aulington second at 318 and Bryan third at 320 while San Antonio teams like Alamo City and Reagan placed well. Roosevelt, Marshall, Teffer son, Edison and Lee posted scores in the 340s indicating a close team race. New Braunfels and ? gai tied for sixth at 333.
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Austin—Victoria
Bruce Niles
Morris Williams
Austin
Aulington Yes
Bryan
Antonio Houston
Alamo City
Ond
Killeen
Auslin
Austin Reagan
San Antonio
T Uheir
Roosevelt
Lamar Tech
Beaumont
Mark Krause
Trinity
Dave Williams
Brian Combs
Jay Gwin
Richard Masty
Mike Halpern
Krause
Combs
Tigers
Alamo Heights
Big Flield
Middleton
Blake Middleton
John Saundera
Corpus Christi
Abilene
Roller Derby Clash In Los Angeles Tonight at Convention Center
The Oakland Bay Bombers and Northeast Braves meet in the final roller derby bout of the spring tour at the Convention Center Arena. A rules demonstration precedes the game and is set to begin at 7 15.
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Oakland Bay Bombers
Northeast Braves
Convention Center
Seu
Joann Weston
Xen Monte
Ronnie Rominson
Jesko’s
Handy Andy
Simpson TV
Sears
Kelly Afb
Aldg
Border Olympics Golf sees Texas edge Houston in tight race
At Laredo, Texas led Houston by three strokes after 54 holes as Ben Crenshaw of Texas built a 205 total with rounds of 67 and 71 to claim medalist position. Bruce Lietzke finished with 208, while Houston’s Bruce Ashworth and Tom Jenkins trailed. The field included SMU and several Texas schools, with Lamar Tech fading from recent dominance.
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Spectal
Laredo
University of Houston
University College Divisio
University of Texas-Austin
Longhorns
Ben Crenshaw
Houston
Casal Blanca
Texas
Crenshaws
Cougars
Bruce Lietzke
Southern Methodist
Crenshaw
Tom Kite Jr
Paul Darwin
Liezke
Kile
Bruce Ashyworth
Tom Jenkins
Corker DeLoavh T
Jim McLean
School Trackmen Off and Running
The Border Olympics at Laredo-Lee Harlandale and Vilamo Heights features preliminaries at 8:30 a.m. and finals in the afternoon with field events at 2:30 p.m. and running at 2:45 p.m. The Edgewood Independent School District Invitational Track Meet gathers Holmes, Jay, Marshall, South San Antonio, Holy Cross, Edgewood, Kennedy and Memorial, with prelims from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets are $1 for adults and 25 cents for students. For the day’s schedule, Daylight hours include the Warhorse Relays in Devine and the Huts City Relays in Alice with a roster of area schools competing.
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Edgewood Stadium
Austin
Alice
San Marcos
Devine
Oval High
Laredo-Lee
Harlandale
Vilamo Heights
Edgewood Independent School
Holmes
Jay
Mershall
South San Antonio
Holy Cross
Edgewood
Kennedy
Memorial
I Vision I
Roosevelt
McCollum
Killeen
Temple
New Braunfels
Seguin
Eagle Pass
Central
Central Catholic
Antonian
Clemens
Floresville
Uvalde
New Braunfels Canyon
Gonzales
Austin State Fourth Seed In NAIA Meet
Stephen F. Austin State earns No 4 seed in the NAIA tournament at Municipal Auditorium opening Monday. The Lumberjacks, 22 6, meet North Carolina Asheville at 5 PM after two playoff wins over St Marys San Antonio. Fairmont State is No 2 seed. Kentucky State is No 1. Eau Claire State No 3.
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Kansas City
Stephen F. Austin State
St. Mary’s University of San Antonio
Municipal Auditorium
S. F. Austin
North Carolina-Asheville
Kentucky State
Fairmont State
West Virginia
Eau Claire State
Wisconsin
Texas Southern
Texas
Exes Go For Encore Basketball Triple Header
Lanier High School and Ford Tech alumni gather for a 1970s charity triple header at Alamo Stadium gym. Former Tech and Lanier players in four age brackets compete, with gates expected to top $1,000. Admission 50 cents for youths, adults pay one dollar. practice sessions set for Sunday afternoon and more workouts planned March 10 and 12.
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Lanier Hgh School
Ford Tech
Alamo Stadium
Tech
Lanier
Lanier Gym
Texas Tech Baylor Basketball Leads Weekend TV Menu
College basketball at 2 p.m. Texas Tech plays Baylor on channel 4. Pro bowling airs at 2 30 p.m. The Doral Open golf third round is at 4 p.m. on channel 4. Wrestling tapes from Wrestlethon Inc. run at 10 48 p.m. Roller Derby features Bay Bombers versus Midwest Pioneers at 11 45 p.m.
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Texas Tech
Baylor
Wide World of Sports
Wrestlethon, Inc
Municipal Auditorium
Ponds
Bay Bombers
Midwest Pioneers
Horse Racing Results From Gulfstream and Golden Gate Fields
The racing card highlights seven furlong sprints and multiple purses at Gulfstream and Golden Gate Fields. Notable finishes include Freedor and Caprice dates with varied payouts, and several horses like Raga Boba and Hat purchaser listed among results.
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Gulfstream
Linslock
Tor Am A & Rte Oarlaw
Bold Tex
Mls
Hernan
Lincoln Plantations
Glover
Wah
Mamie
Len
Ralle
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Worthing
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Bill Lacaze
San Jacinto
Quincy Wallace
George Stevens
Clarence Bates
Gilardo Lopez
Mexico Poly
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Ken Sun
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Wowie Johnson Friua Erry
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Mutual Automotile Inverence Co
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State Farm Fire and Cetutly Co
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Border Olympics
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Gerald Lloyd
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