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Area-ranked medium hurdler Caprock's Isidrio Mata. --Staff Photo 100-YARD DASH Richard, McCampbell, Pampa James Parker, Clwls Jimmy Hart Robert Mayberrv, Dlmmltt AMn Anton Johnny Vineyard, (dolou Don Warner, Crolo Prewlt, Boroer Johnny Hereford Ricky Hyde, Pialnvlew Jfmmy Morion 220-YARD DASH James Parker, Rick Pampa Richard McCampbell, Pampa Crafa Prewit, Boroer Conyers, Arnarlllo Jimmy Recce, Vernon Robert Gutierrez, Amarlllo Jimmy Brawn, Hart Stake Box. Tascosa Johnny Vineyard, Idalou AJvIn Anton 440-YARD DASH Steve Mothls, Pampa Bruce Charbonneau, Clovls AAorlar, Pompa Robert Gutierrez, Amarlllo Steve Nleman, Hereford James Palo Duro Jerry Holland, Clarendon Elray Clarendon Roy Lee CrosbyJon Ronnie Smith, Amarlllo J2D-YARD HIGH HURDLES 9.3 9.8 9.3 9.8 9.9 9.9 1Q.O 10.0 io.O 10.0 lo.O 21.B 21.9 21.9 21.9 22.2 22.2 22.4 22.4 22.5 22.5 22J 49.5 50.3 505 51.0 51.2 51.fi 51.8 51.8 Jerry Kleschnlck, Vernon 14.3 Glen Gray, Boroer 14.5 Charles Hlnh, Hereford 14.6 Tim Glvens, Olton 14.8 Keith Rutherford, Tascosa 14.8 Steve Rltchey, Plalnvle-w 14.9 George Rasor, Sunray 14.9 James Harris, Hereford 14.9 Mike Sllva, Dumas 1 4 9 Wlke Welch, Sunray 41.4 330-YARD INTERMEDIATE HURDLES Jerry Kleschnlck, Vernon Travis Tadtock, Amarillo 4 0 3 Greg Sellmyer, PD 40.8 Glen Gray, Boroer 40.3 Tim Givens, Olton 41.1 Mike Sunray 41.1 Edward Now Deal 41.4 James Harris, Herciord 41.5 Alike Mortden, Stinnett 41.6 Mala, Caprock 41.6 820-YARD DASH Koc! Hanson, Pampa 1:59.0 Austin Ingram, PD 1:59.1 Luther Ways, Hereford 1:59.7: Dwioht Harper, Canyon 2:02.1 Mark Jones, 2:02.5 Steve Ott, Clovls 2:02.9 Gary Thomas, PD 2:03.1 David Anelso, Idalou Joe Sheffy, Hereford 2:034 Ed Hoar, Panhandle 2'033 AAILE RUN Mark Freeman, Portales 4:246 Rubefl Linares, Roswell Goddard Jim Burgess, Tascosa Chris Ully, Goddard 4:40.0 Jay Jones, Floydada 4:41.1 Vance, Palo Duro 4:41.9 David Prlna, Portates 4:42.4 Got-y Pickens, PD 4:43.1 Ernest MIreles, Tullo 4:43.7 Dale Parsons, Frlona 4:43.4 440-YARD RELAY Pompa (Chuck Reeves, Larry 43.0 Weathe Unfavorable weather has again caused the Borger High School Girls Invitational Golf Tournament to be postponed. It was first set for last Friday and reset for today at the Phillips Country Club. Sonny Lang, athletic director of the Borger Public Schools, has planned the tourney to be next Tuesday, April "The entry is still open.

Right now we have the four Amarillo schools, Pampa" and Borger," said Lang. It will be a nine-hole stroke play event. The third of four District 3-AAAA Girls Matches is booked for Friday at the Pampa Country Club. The final match is planned for April 11 ah the Ross Rogers Municipal Course in Amarillo. Other events this week: Wednesday District 1- AAA Boys Tournament, Ross Rogers Course; District 4-AA Boys Tournament, Meadowbrook Course, Lubbock.

Friday District 3-AAAA Boys Match, Huber Course, Borger; District 4 AAAA Boys Match, John Pitman Course, Hereford; Western Junior College Conference Match, Levelland Country Club. Friday-Saturday Oklahoma Baptist University Invitational, Texas State Marlar, Rick McGulre; Richard McCampbell) Amarllto Hlsh (Travis Tadlock, 43.0 Robert Gutierrez, Charles Meander, Weldon Conyers) Clovls 43,3 Palo Duro 43.6 Tascosa 43.7 Hereford .43.3 Vernon .1. 43.9 Clarendon 44.3 Coorock 44.4 Pampo (Lorry Marlar, Noel 3:25.6 Hanson, Rick McGuIre, Steve Malhlsr Amarlllo 3:26.7 Hereford 3:27.2 Clovls Palo Duro 3:29.0 Tulfa 3:29.7 Clarendon Idalou 3:30.2 Tascosa 3:30.6 Dumas 3:31.0 HIGH JUMP Joe Coleman, Hereford 6-5 Larry Knowles, Portales 1 1 Freddy Wllbon, Pampa 6-2 Sonny PD 6-2 David MuelkcfY Ros. Randy Harrison, Texico frO': Gary Thomas, PD 6-0 Terry Champ, 6-0 Elray -King, C'nrchdon 5-11 David 5-10. Jackie Ruiz, -5-10 Morton 5-10 Phillip Cook, Tascosa 5-10 Richard Lewis, White Deer 5-10 Stan Carson, Dumas 5-10 Dale Parker, Dalhart 5-10 Ray Morris, Shallo-water 5-10 Judae 5-10 Richard Valouche, TexlIne 5-10 BUI HInes, Canadian 5-10 Danny 'Lancaster, 5-10 Arthur Embers, Vernon S-10 Larry Homner, Amarillo 5-10 Gory 5-10 5-10 LONG JUMP Tcasue, Caprock Elray Kino, Clarendon 21-7'A James Harris, Hereford 21- 6V Travis Tadlock, Amorlllo 21-4 Rick McGuIre, Pampa '21- 4 Curtis Lindley, Texaco 21-3 Billy Bovina 21-3 Donnle Davis, Spearman 2 1 1 Emmett Davney, 2 1 0 Freddy Wilbon, 20-10'A POLE VAULT Mike King, Amarillo 13-6 Dennis Vorner, Levelland 13-4 Bill 13-0.

Rudy Jlmonez, 13-0 Blaine Bllderback, Tascosa Bill Attebury, Amarlllo 13-0 Van Harlow, Tascosa 13-0 Lee Mlllican, Panhandle 12-8 Kyle Caprock 12-6 cott 1 Slenn McCormlck, Stinnett Max Moss, Olton PUT. i Sandy Tascosa John lal Barnett, Jovld Varne'r, 'Hereford Zandy Tascosa Billy Lemons; Pampay Alke. Wing, Garland Jones, Amorlllo Tony Reynoso, 'Caprock Ceith Oxley, Amarlllo 3avtd Lumpklns, Cen'Cummlnos, Plalnvle-w Job, Counsellor, Canyon Gory'Jones, Ros. Goddard Bill Cooper, NMMI "andy Stroyd, Tascosa rank Butler, Portales 'etc Hebcrt, Roswell Marsh, Hereford OAKLAND (AP) Wayne one of the Oakland Raiders' a i a 1 Football League team owners, wants to clamp "down on Raider managing partner Al Davis nullification of Davis', new 20 year "employment In a suit filed Monday in Alameda County Superior Court here, Valley alleges the con tract, signed by the'Raiders third Ed McGah, is "'unreasonable, onerous and un fair to the partnership." "violates all fiduciary du ties owned by Davis and Me Gah to the limited partnership," the suit claimed. The Raiders are now in the Western Division of the Ameri can Football Conference of the NFL.

Putting-- (Continued from Page 8) crn California. The Trojans have seven defensive starters returning. Anthony Davis will pace a veteran offensive group. OU will rank as solid favorite over Baylor and Miami. Texas doesn't rank with the Sooners right now.

The Longhorns have plenty of defensive standouts, but don't stack up well offensively against the Sooners. The Big Eight doesn't have a standout favorite, but the Sooners will be hard to head off with Colorado and Nebraska both playing at Norman. 53-2 52- 5 5V 2 51- 0 50- 2V2 -50- VA 5V2 153- 150-5 148- 4Vi 147- 146- 0 143- 143- 2 (Continued from Page 8) KrOre.v; urged the act; speed so that underclassr- now barred from; playing against the Russians, will be able to be selected. teiam Is bfing picked Dellenback" "It would do no good if the. team is selected before the games are sanctioned." Without; NCAA certification, the U.S.

team would be composed of college, seniors primarily. Already, selected for the squad are Steve Downing Ernie DiGregorio; Providence; Mike Edwards; Tennesee, and Doug Illinois State: 'Byers agreed" to wave an NCAA provision ''-that, the application, had to be 30 days before the event after Rep. Peter confronted him a rule from the NCAA handbook that gave.Byers power over any punitive action the NCAA, Council take against college ipating in the Russian cage series. i "I congratulate on your research in the NCAA Byers told Peyser. Peyser also read, a letter to Byers signed by 58 urging the NCAA "to permit athletes of NCAA member institutions to participate in the forthcoming series with the Russian national team without fear of reprisal or After -reading the message, Peyser said the nation's top college player, wanted to play and would call the NCAA headquarters in Kansas City permission to participate.

"I am delighted that the NCAA and AAU now appear to have put the best interests of the country and the American public ahead of their own selfish institutional squabbles," Peyser said. Earlier, Byers testified that the bill co-sponsored by Dellenback and the subcommittee chairman, Rep. James G. O'Hara, is "strictly anti-NCAA." He suggested 's measure, which would set up a five-man commission to oversee U.S. participation in international sports, "contains the principle upon which a solution to the problem can be constructed." Art- dersen feels: night's first-round -'American ball; 'Association victory over San was: more 'than a playoff triumph.

The 107-93 conquest 'I a confirmation" of" his i long-held that av fast-breaking team is; a winning win was-just a fast break' and a good defense," the Stars' coach said following post-season his team's first game. "It's "a game." Veteran Zeimo Beaty id hi. share: of controlling. The agile center pumped in 25 points and pulled down 5 on two of the weakest knees in nro Teammate'Ron, 1 reserve guard through- most of the hit 27 points for the game's scoring Jimmy Jones added 19 for the' Western Con quistadorswwith 22 -points arid Stew Johh'sbn leadirip the way; Sail Diegol trimmed margin to five: at the' half Car- neseccaT'Said lifter; New York came away, from Carolina' with split--losirigf; the opener 104 even with balanced scoring matching 5 'Offensive output. The 6-8 orward; -hiH 11 in the quarter ended 75' then squeezing iibut, a' 14-11 ertime triumph; We didn Control tempo.

61 the Controlled it: If we continue to do our thing, we broke the; game! Hopen halfway; through the Beaty: Boone; doing most of the damage. San Diegc managed 'only '12 points the first 10 minutes of to again night arid then mo ve ft "Diego ti for games four 'on- Satur, irMbund Chuck Red Bobbins San game in with. the bbme-towh' team leading by; just four points; scored 12 of the; first 1 'mostly: paced'theVstars to 30-21 lead Behind Boorie 'and Jones, the Stars raced; to US-point lead 40-22, in the. first three mmutes of the second period and then it the Stars' turn to cool it. went, four minutes Without putting the ball through the hoop, and.y the Q's pulled to within 10 42-32.

with day KThe other playoffs swing back into action tonight. the East Division, the Carolina Cougars -face the Nets in New York and the 3 Colonels visit -the' yir- tucky 'Squires in Norfolk. In the West's other the Denver Rockets host the defending ABAchampion Indiana'; Pacers iTheV: Basketball playoffs- don't- resume until Wednesday night when, in Eastern Confer the York Knicks- take: their 2-0 lead into Baltimore 'against Bullets and; the Boston Celtics try- to-. makei; two ain a "row against the Hawks in 'Atlanta. In- the Western Conference; 1 the Milwaukee; and 'Golden State Warriors; tied 1-1, play game No.

3 Thursday night in Oakland and, on Friday, the Los 'Angeles Lakers try increase their 2-0 lead over the But Larry Brown the Coil- the ABA's Coach 1 pf the Yeari New York i i vthJng 'We'll try and make some changes for the "third he -'I, can't say what they'U be-- but we'll have restore out; normal tempo whicht'is(io 'fast; break." Then think can win. The Squires also '1-1 in their series, think -they've 1 found the secret whipping Kentucky We did a lot of things right but 'Dan-' Is'sel was as big: a in as George Irvine said hav lost; the opener 129-101, re taliated "with 'a 109-94 clubbing Bulls Chicago. be encouraged by Issel got 35 points only -two: of; them off Ir- vinejn the fourth when the i Squires frbm: four Joints down "We jus; didn't, want getany easy Baskets," Irvine, What has to 'to stay in: its; series with Indiana sure; its' stars" 5 stay in Rockets: lost their when scorer iialpb, Simpson, fouled 'out midway in the fourth and Dave Robisch their high yscdrer in that "game departed on; fouls with 7:33 'to Miller played- in those two By PUTT POWELL Staff "Robert" Durrett was the' 'glue' to our Those were i the words of Tascosa: Davidl when Durrett was presehted the Amarillo Globe-News Most Rebel 'Aware- Monday at the school cafeteria during the banquet. ''Robert probably; 'Iwasv our vl NEAR CANADIAN RIVER 5 195.00 PER ACRE LOW, IOW TERMS 373-1022 improved, but he. used ability as -anyone' ion -the Camfield his best defensive player always placing the 6-3 senior oh the opponents' best; frig Durrett made the all-tournament- team at Odsssa, He 10.2 points- during 'the season as the Rebels won 20 13.

Robert reached his peak i'n the 63-61 win over Borger and 52-49 win over Pampa in the District 3-AAAA championship playoffs. He paced th Rebels in each game scoring 20 against Borger connecting with 8 of 11 field goal aims- and posted 16 points against Pampa making 8 of 10 field goal Tascosa principal J. E. Fergason accepted the District 3- AAAA championship trophy from Amarillo athletic director De Walker. 'That trophy will 'mean' even more to you players iri the later years than it does said Gerald Myers, the guest speaker and the Texas Tech head basketball "I played basketball for Borger.

High School. "That a before High School opened. But playing against the same opponents you do now will always be remembered. "I mean like playing against the Pampa Harvesters and Amarillo Sandies. There just isn't tougher competition anywhere than in this district.

"So I congratulate you again on winning the championship. "I've always had great respect for Tascosa. When I started out coaching at Lubbock Monterey, I had to play the Rejbels many times. "I didn't win many 'times ROBERT DURRETT against' any of the Amarillo schools.in Amarillo." the Southwest Conference coach -o the year as his Red Raiders finished "on top. Texas and SMU were fa voted.

The senior Rebels were Dur rett, Randy Burkett, Bill tain, -Don Hembree, Jones, Tim Simms and Jim Welsh. The juniors Jef Hamilton, Steve Hudson, Greg Frank Koenig, Tom Simms and Chris Ed Dowd, Mike Jones and Robert Whitaker were the student The studen trainers were Bob Johnson and Terry James Hyatt was the assist ant' Rebel coach." The trainer was Mike.Green. Tascosa's cheerleaders includ e'd Brenda Barton, Cindy Me- Guire, Marilyn Ruthardt, Roxie Schantz, Robert Baker, Byror Hill, Brent Scott and Gary Wil Miss Billye Gray is the cheer leader sponsor. musical entertainmen was furnished.by Dixieland Singers. Bill Henderson was the mas ter of ceremonies.

says "ALL EXCLUSiVE DIAMOND GLOSS COLORS 'ALIVE' WITH GENERAL ELECTRIC SILICONES BODY FENDER REPAIR with every Earl Scheib paint job: EVERY PAIKT JOB GUAAANTEEO FOR 5 YEARS JOB FADES WITHIN 5 YEARS WE WILL REPAINT YOUR CARI ABSOtUm a 96 overtime 'tidiaria; University's basketball team eneral Assembly Monday. Goach Bob Knight introducec several; members of his squac the -House and Senate. JThe Hurry hi' "Hoosiers! ended the season with a 22-6 recorc and a third-place finish' in the NCAA tournament. Caprqck'sj Debbie Standifer up for spike Caprdck drew a large crovvd for home finale in volleyball i but only the handful; of made the Pampa went Debbie' Harris served and Caprbck was 'unable it I the- second the Harvester glrls; the first true champ' of this two-year old and which was; not, played; of But Pampa was clearly dbmi 1 han't Caprock had inconsistent serving and was beaten, around the net time after time as Pampa won final game 15-1, after a 14-7 decision in the first game. Another went the way falling jn an upset Amarillb; AHS and 9-3 in tied for second with Pampa 10-2 Caprock 6-6 fourth and Palp Duro at 4 -8 was fifth' in Results fi Pompa defected Aftiarlllo Hlgfi defeated 15-10, 15-5.

Hereford defeated i Palo Duro 5-1 Junior Varsity 4 Pampo defeated Caprock 15-9, 15-5 Amarlllo High defeated 11-9, 5-15, Pnlo Duro defected Her efora 15-1, 13-15, It only more than worth the time..