Westerners Finish 6th at NJCAA National Golf
Western Texas College placed sixth at the NJCAA National Golf Tournament in Chapel Hill Tennessee with a final round 308. Brevard College won by seven strokes over Alexander City State and Western Texas benefited from two All-American selections Ron Koerth and Terry Kendrick finishing 16th and 20th respectively. Koerth totaled 301 and Kendrick 303 for the four days.
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Girl's Program Set Monday in Scurry County Summer Recreation
The Scurry County Summer Recreation Program for girls and women begins at 9 a.m. tomorrow at Snyder Junior High School with signups through Friday from noon to 2:30 p.m. through July 21. Ages 6 to 18 pay 50 cents, adults 1 dollar. Instructors include Blankenship, Bowden, Elrod, Kruse, Lewis, Rhodes, Shields, Short, and Wesson. Special activities include swimming, nursing-home visits, and a movie. awards picnic on July 20.
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Pam Blankenship
Ricky Bowden
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Jan Kruse
Regina Lewis
Janice Rhodes
Marcia Shields
Vanessa Short
Jana Wesson
Sue Jane Sullivan
Holmes Edges Norton For WBC Championship
Larry Holmes defeated Ken Norton in a close 15th round decision to retain the World Boxing Council heavyweight title in Las Vegas. Judges scored the bout 143-142 twice for Holmes and 143-142 for Norton on a split call, with Holmes earning the decision after a hard fought 15 rounds.
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WGA Pairings For Tuesday
The Women's Golf Association will play Tuesday with round two titled Hidden Partners. Players include Mrs. Larry Hildreth, Mrs. Waylon Holder, Mrs. Tommy Mills, Mrs. M.L. Duke, and Mrs. Sterling Parker in the 18 hole format.
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Bird Figures As Top Pick But Blazers Try Thompson
NEW YORK AP The Portland Trail Blazers selected Mychal Thompson of Minnesota as the No 1 pick in the NBA college draft after passing on Larry Bird who would have been the top choice but has one year of college eligibility left and plans to stay at Indiana State. Thompson, a 6-10 225 pound forward center, said he believes he is No 1 because Bird stayed in school, while injuries hurt Portland's front line this season and Bill Walton's injury history pressured the pick.
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A&M Star Breaks Leg In College Station
Texas A&M fullback George Woodard, the Aggies leading rusher last season with over 1,000 yards, will undergo surgery in Houston for a broken leg suffered Friday night during a softball game.
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Bellaire Gamers Win 4A State Baseball Title
Rick Roberts delivered a bases loaded single in the sixth as Houston Bellaire rallied to beat Lubbock Monterey 6 to 4 for the state schoolboy 4A championship. Ross Perkinson won in relief, finishing 11-2, while John Moses struck out two in the final frame. The Plainsmen built early leads, then Bellaire used a four-run third inning highlighted by Kurt Urbanek's two RBIs.
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