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12 3R0WNW00D BULLETIN Thursdo April 23, 1570jacket Cindermen Cling ToLeadinLone Star EventsAfter another week's trark and field competition in the Lone Star Conference, the Howard Payne College Yellow Jackets are still clinging to eight first-place rankings in LSC categories this seasonSurprising Milton Plagens. who has developed into one of the finest sprinters in recent vears at HPf\ continues to set the conference pace in the 220-yard dash with a wind-blown 20 8. a time which he recorded in Brownwood March 9 In addition to the furlong. F is also ranked high in pushed 9 4 ranks thirdsprinters in the a 9.5 by I^eon RigginsPlagen5- wind Murry and a 9.3 bvthe LSC among 10ft-\ard dash,behindof MeRobert★★★★Bradlev. also of MeMurrv% ' ^Other events in which How ard Payne hold* first place rankings include the 880 yard run.^ f- a/LSC Track Chartmile, two-mile, three-mile, lone*ty VABO TASW• 1• 5* *p 7.* 7w c« 7 e * 9 7r- b7' 'L Elt;1r! P'QC*^?*ryr, P’J»o #rlt;Ancv r**gf'*' G'PfOh I 4'#r+T)t+ iS0 ■Aorr k Ovprst-#**1' A Si. Sttpc- Flt;3 A Ot/inaF a IJtkYABO DASH M f\0 P HPrCf-Ar •« O iih*n S'AMe A/ McMMprSPAShSSR A*21V,(yf «•-*♦-*.«*L#or p 0lt;3 nj 'Ac /Ir* Gordon FTSlt;40 YARD DASHAS4 7i~ flt;7 g4 4 4* *4£ 7, Afi 7,HeMTorrid GaryPuts T of C1 S? f ’ 5a 4i 55.1, l 55 lt;1 55 5 1 5* G1 SO 4cs)i- *« y; aitih^nRoper* 8r*f! FyLlt;-fv LF**/r*Earnest hjtyriss A A.C *-• uc * Miffs, S h 5 • » f-r- • dor P 1 S Tommy Grat1Am, $F A8S0-VARO PUNAA Harris HPCAyrf Hatepf* wrrJunior Lrr hpcDoud Robinson Me AtJor GflZA, AM Robfr-t Gon a Ar tRicnfled Davis. HPCMILE RUNTitle on Line4 n.24 12 3 4 ' 6 'B% BOR GREEN Associated Press Golf WriterRANCHO LA COSTA, Calif ( AP —South African Garv Plav-• irer opened defense of his Tournament of Champions crown to da\ with a game going so good he can't decide whether to home or not,“I’m just playing so good right now. Player said before his first round in the $150,000 event, “I just don't know what to doT don't want to quit, when fm playing like this. Rut I talk to my kids on the phone and T eet homesick and I want tolt; T 6 9i i«f4 9 ;Junior L.f** NPC Rob# *7 Gonza *lt;• kTorpy AiB • 11 v Fordjouf HPGMomo- Martin#/ A 5,JoPo AnHt*r, SF ATWO MILE RUN990c9oU ft14 114.3, !lt; 714 4.4.6,14 8lt;153 1 -.54 '54 A 54 6. 54 A, Si 6JurPO' HPC• 6 0 Homer Martin#.' AM23 S. IOP6i Walker, SEA 1'4 1, B Bv Ford jour. HPC 27 2 Terry Jessup, HPC120- Y A P D HIGH HURDLESBod Dan els, A 4 i David Amih =,D/ Ag.i MarYin UteciM. HPC Ffren Gipso^ SHS Morris Ovfrsfreef A5U Hfl'ry Mafne-A»s. SRRobert Walters, SR440 YARD MEDIUM HURDLESlt; F tr#r Gpsof. SHSMarvin Ut#ct*- hpc41 7,41 ,41 3, 41 7, 41 7P nbertMprrii Overrtreef AS'JTommy Watson AgflJoe M®rreii, SP Jam** Sprtnk ft HPC 440 YARD RELAYA Si IETS S c A SHS Me Mjump, discus and two-mile relay.In the 880, Walter Harris the first of three Yellow Jackets who lead the field in that event Harris' best time is 1 53 h Right behind in second and third place, respectively, are Wayne Hatcher with 1:54 5 and JuniorLeo with 1 55 1.In the mile. I^e continues to set the conference standard During last week’s Yellow Jac Let victon over a field of I JSC foes in the Southwest Texas State All-College Meet. Lee turned his best time of the yea**with a 4 11.2lee also continues to set the pace in both the two-and three-mile runs He has a 9.07.2 in thetwo-mile and a 14 19 0 in thethree-mile.Marvin Ctecht accounts for two of HPC * eight first place rankings. I techf is ahead of the field in the long jump with a leap of 23-7U, as well alt; in the discus where he has a 196-3 to his credit.The only other first-place spot held bv the Jackets is in the two-mile relay. In that event. HPC s winning time of 7 33 2 in this year's running of the Texas Relaxs still stands as the conference standard.I\vohboII
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