Fort Worth Star-Telegram from Fort Worth, Texas (2024)

April 24, 1983

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Fort Worth Star-Telegrami

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Fort Worth, Texas

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Sunday, April 24, 1983

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48

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1 1 i i i i 44 til 11 uf-J'i TTTTt'7 TTT7 nHnHTO TTOT'm 1 12B 1983 FORT WORTH STAR-TELEGRAM SUNDAY APRIL 24 1983 win Salsman's all around title caps That made all-around title in the boys competition even more surprising and satisfying Riehl also established a scoring record while edging Brad Snowden for the individual all-around title Skip Crawley placed fourth came in sixth last year and was just hoping to finish in the top three this said Riehl ho also took top honors in vaulting and on the parallel bars in individual events competition "What helped me the most was my being consistent on all of my events" Riehl added had planned to be near the top of the competition It just happened that I ended up number Gymnastics biggest individual goal coming over here was to win the all-around title" Salsman said while wiping the tears away amidst appreciative bearhugs from family and friends At the time she had no extravagant celebration plans Not yet going to go home and go to Salsman added with a smile crossing her face so tired" Salsman finished third in last all-around competition at the state championships She successfully completed her year-long climb to the top spot on Heights' relay teams advance By MIKE TOWLE Star-Telegram Writer ABILENE Bell gymnast Kim Salsman stop the flow of Jears streaking down her rosy jheeks I Hers were tears of joy the joy being a part of two state high school gymnasticschampionshipsatonce Salsman a short brown-haired senior led the Bell girls to their fourth straight state gymnastics Jeam title in Abilene over the weekend by winning the individual girls title in all-around competition The threp-day Texas High School Gymnastics Coaches Association meet was held at Hardin-Simmons University and concluded Saturday afternoon track Evermcm 4 breezes if in 4A-4 By JAMES NORMAN Star-Telegram Writer Everman paced by multi-talented Kevin Robinzine and hurdler Jerry Pruitt monopolized the District 4A4 track and field meet at Clark Stadium Saturday The Bulldogs amassed 122 points to almost double second-place Brownwood which edged Cleburne 2or second place 64 to 64 Eight records fell and another was tied despite high winds that prevailed throughout the session Ro-binzine led the onslaught by estab-Hishing records in the long jump and '400-meter dash The slender junior Reaped 23 feet Vi inch in the long 1 jump and broke the 400 mark with a -4322 (converted from yards) in the Tprelimson Friday Everman coach Charles Stewart -was surprised by the margin of victory by his team honestly 'know if we had enough depth to win he said the 16-team district is what won it for us With that many fleams you split up a lot of The Bulldogs raced to victory in Hboth relays and won six individual events to completely outclass the tfield Pruitt swept the hurdles with a 1426 in the 110-meter highs and a 4024 in the 330-yard intermediates Zyicto Henry set a record for in the 200-meter dash with a 2176 (conversion from yards) and the sprint relay team of Vincent Massey Henry Jimmy Pawson and Robinzine won in 4307 after setting a record of 4209 in the prelims Others setting records were Brownwood's Russell Sheffield with a 175-5 throw in the discus Cleburne's Donald Gathings with a San Angelo Central won the team title by almost nine points over runner-up Bell Abilene Cooper placed third while Trinity and Richland were fourth and fifth "It was good for our girls to finish fifth in the team competition but not good for our boys to come in Richland coach Robert Cowan said just have enough overall depth Next year we ought to be really tough because be getting everybody lone representative in the Division 2 (schools with private gymnast club members) portion of the state meet Dell Rails-back placed fourth in individual competition for the floor exercise track Wyatt fell back on the anchor leg The Chaparrals had led the first three legs but ended up fourth Amarillo had 65 points easily outdoing Odessa Permian which had 44 Heights had 42 for third place Trimble Tech was seventh Denton was eighth and Wyatt came in ninth Hamlin took 2A honors with 75 points Clarendon was second with 51 and Hale Center placed third Besides the victories other Metroplex winner were: Doris Weldon with a throw of 404 in the shot put Laronda Jackson of Denton in the long jump with a leap of 184 and Pearletha Toliver with a 571 in the 400-meter dash Toliver was leary of Kathy Pyle who showed a nice kick to finish in second I was scared of Toliver said I get scared until the last 30 or 40 yards when I could hear her footsteps At first I slowed down but then I just kicked on Debra Osby placed second in the 100-meter dash coasts 11-1 Baseball The Rebels certainly had the upper hand from the opening batter That was Dale Akers who singled and wound up at third base on an error by Bell left fielder Andy Stewart That started a three-run first inning for the Rebels which was culminated by Randy two-run shot off Bell starter and loser Craig Presnail Presnail ace right-hander who entered the game with a 7-0 record was replaced on the mound before retiring one batter in the third inning As it was Presnail was charged with five runs allowing four hits two walks and hitting two batters as well as committing a balk had to happen Bell Coach Mark Ball said of the end to perfect season The Blue Raiders were far from perfect on this day especially on the mound where Ball tried five pitchers in an attempt to find someone who could shut down the Rebels Clilton 90 Blooming Grove 0 TENNIS GIRLS CLASS 5A REGION 1 At LUBBOCK Singles Final Debbie Randolph Abilene Cooper del Guidley Abilene 6-2 6 6-1 Doubles Annete Shelby-Julie Vaughn Amarillo def Cindy Johnson- Randa Nicholson 6-1 6-1 CLASS 4A REGION 1 At BROWNWOOD Singles Semifinals Monica Costello Fort Stockton om Kim Monnan Austin West-lake 6-4 6-0 Nicole Morgan ssErAis-ji" Niison- Finals Costello del Morgan 7-6 5-7 Doubles Semifinals Shelly Meiske-Sharon Schaffer Taylor def Penny Duloer-Shan- naGiiliam Andrews 4-J -2 Lae Lassltar-Tammia Patton del Conn Frans-7 no" Jniky' 4-4 4-u Final CLASS 4A REGION II At DENTON Final Slnpia Donn Syka Lancaster dal Beverly Trisana Vernon 4-3 4-1 Double Ptasek -Matisse Coleman Waco Midway del Tina Vaohant-Moily Teague 7-5 7-0 GOLF CLASS 4A REGION II At DENTON Mineral Walls 797 IEI-I9n Mouch 89 84- 175 Malol Wvs 9 1 185 Christina Mouch 104-MJ-20 Mary Elian Moore 117-'U-2 Scarlet Moore 120-117-M7 Sulphur Soring 101 Waco Richfield 032 Blue Raider girls coach Debbie Bollard was especially pleased with her sixth team title in the eight years she has been at Bell title was the most gratifying because we had even tougher competition than last year" Bellard said The Bell girls set a state meet record by scoring a total of 21225 points in the team competition which concluded Friday Abilene finished second followed in order by Abilene Cooper Odessa Permian and Richland David Riehl have his own team behind him in Abilene over the weekend The Buffalos had been eliminated in team competition at the District 5A-7 meet Star-TelegramRODGER MALL I SON finished 1 -2 in 880 dash Lubbock 62 points and -third-place tie between Georgetown and Stephenville each with 47 points Lisa Ford won the 100 meters for only individual victory Da vo-na Randolph of Stephenville set a meet record in the long jump leaping 19 feet 2 inches Cynthia Cook of Carter-Riverside finished second in 19-1 also breaking the old record of 184 in 1981 Lisa Christoph of Castleberry set a meet record with a throw of 143-10 breaking the old mark of 136-11 set in 1978 else had any quarter-milers who could catch Most of that lead was provided by Fred Holmes the district winner in the 400-meter dash and the No 2 leg of the sprint relay team His 489 split gave the Texans a two-second lead which they maintained en route to a final clocking of 3:2440 year Sam Houston has had the best time in Tarrant County (in the 1600-meter Trinity coach Bill Shetford said "We knew we had to get a spread of at least five points on them but we just sports summaries 41 17 Mike Allen Sam Houston 21 40 2 Charles Sanders Bowie 2175 3 Tony Dunn Trinity 22 00 1600-1 Calvin McGill Bell 4' 26 94 2 Lorenzo Berenguer Trinity 428 37 3 Andy Schoen-ing Bell 4 30 20 1400 1 Sam Houston (Alex Morris Ken Pennie Wesley Wright Fred Holmes) 3 24 40 2 Trinity 32655 3 Lamar 3 26 58 Team Sam Houston 121 Trinity 120 Lamar 70 Bowie 54 5 Bell 45 5 Haltom 40 Richland 34 Arlington 28 Burleson 14 DISTRICT 3A-9 At BRIDGEPORT Charles Murphy Bridgeport 10-17 3 2 Clay Davis Bowie 10 28 3 Craig Talley Bridgeport 11 07 400 1 Springtown 45 09 2 Bridgeport 45 10 3 Northwest 454 Craig Maroney Decatur 2 05 6 2 James Ward Bridgeport 2 05 9 3 Gilbert Garcia Lake Worth 2 06 110 1 Young Dec-tur 14 8 2 Todd Matlock Bowie 14 9 3 Meeks Northwest Thomas Perales Bnd9eoort II 1 2 Blunt Graham 11 14 3 Richie Christian Springtown 11 3 400-1 Meeks Northwest 53 3 2 Eddie Logan Springtown 53 33 3 Robert Beecher Spring-town 53 8 300 1 Sherrod Lake Worth 41 6 2 Pritchard Spring-ton 6 3 Branson Bowie 431 Thomas Perales Bridgeport 22 7 2 Richie Christian Springtown 22 9 3 Clint Hall Springtown 23 2 Charles Murphy Bridgeport 4 49 3 2 Holbrooks Springtown 4 53 7 3 Cley Davis Bowie 4 57 3 1600 1 Bridgeport 3 35 9 2 Springtown 3 396 Graham 3 39 6 I Thompson Graham 173-3 2 Sparks Northwest 150 9 3 Parker Spring-town 143 2 Long 1 BricVev Bowie 20 4 2 Edde Logan Springtown 20-2 3 Blunt Graham 19 3 Shut 1 Toby Walts Aiedo 51 2 Wayne Lowrence Bridgeport 44-104 3 Parker Springtown 44-9V High 1 Alfred Hodges Graham 6-2 2 Todd Matlock Bowie 6-1 3 Robert Beechem Springtown 6 the strength of her floor exercise routine during optionals To the accompanying music of the song Go For It Salsman scored a 94 her highest point-total ever in gymnastics competition in the floor exercise In addition to her all-around title Salsman finished second on the uneven bars and third on the balance beam during the individual events finals which closed out the action Saturday before a capacity crowd in Mabee Arena Cathy Douglas tied for second with Abilene Mitzi Bartek in the girls all around competition Angie Hedgcoth finished ninth and Teri Ekholm placed 11th hugs John Savage after they won the finals in 4987) but I guess have to settle for 49 today The wind was really bad out Unbeaten in the 400 this year Robinzine has his sights set on the state championship want to win state my he said "I feel like I can run in the mid47s and I think that will be good enough to win Class 4A: In the Region 1 meet in Brownwood Poly won the 400- 800- and 1600-meter relays to run away with the team title The Parrots compiled 88 points ahead of thing Thompson said he almost pulled Pennie off the 1600-meter team after the senior sprinter bruised a leg muscle during the finals of the 200-meter dash However Pennie convinced his coach the injury serious enough to keep him out of the deciding event thought if the other guys could put us in front 1 could hold Pennie said leg bother me all that much I ran one of my slowest times of the year but when I saw the lead we had I knew no one High school spring 100 1 Katie Hensley Cedar Hill 145 2 Phyllis Brown Hooks 147 3 Dana Walker Gatesviile 15 2 Irene Johnson Bonham 117 2 Sherry Anderson indale 119 3 Cheryl Young Queen City 12 0 00 1 Gilmer (Rosalind Jones Jackie Jones Nan Murphy and Meivia Davis) I 43 3 2 Waco Robinson144 8 3 Clarksville 1 449 Belvia Moody Atedo 57 6 2 Lisa Herring Aiedo 59 4 3 Marshall Dickens Omaha Paul Pewitt 1 01 1 Irene Johnson Bonham 24 4 2 Sherry Anderson Lmdale 25 2 3 Particia Mitchell Graham 25 4 1 Laura Baker Bridgeport 5 39 0 2 Wende McNew Quinlan 5 41 0 3 Julie Kilburn Pittsburg 5 47 6 4 Carmen Strovd Decatur 5 58 3 1400 1 Gilmer (Rosalind Jones Jackie Jones Frankie Derrick Meivia Davis) 4 04 3 2 Aiedo 4 04 5 3 Clarksville 4 09 5 Team Waco Robinson 66 Gilmer 66 Clarksville 44 Aiedo 34 Lindale 30 Gatesviile 27 Bonham 20 Northwest 19 Wills Point IS Bridgeport 18 Cedar Hilt 17 5 Pittsburg 17 Omaha Paul Pewitt 16 La Vega 16 Petty North Lamar 16 Decatur 14 Mabank 11 Wvhe II Wmnsboro 10 Groesbeck 9 5 White Oak 9 Queen City 6 Hooks 6 Graham 6 Quinlan 6 Prain-land 7 Mexia 4 Pleasant Grove 4 Whitehouse 4 Giadewater 4 Kemp 4 Midlothian 2 Commerce 2 Brownsboro 2 CLASS 2A REGION 2 At STEPHENVILLE Jody Dunston Bloom log Grove II 34 40 2 Karof Ku Celma 12 07 45 3 Lee Ann Gunther Early 12 46 22 400 I Frisco 50 90 2 FarmersviHe 51 84 3 Pilot Point 52 30 5 Kerens 53 21 6 Itasca 53 76 1 Bonnie Campbell Alba ny 2 32 73 2 Denise Anderson Hico 2 36 80 3 Lvnn Hickson Howe 2 39 67 100-1 Sandra Simpson Pilot Point 13 35 2 Lsa Kelly FarmersviHe 13 46 Mar quin Mier Celma 13 82 600 I Frisco I 45 64 2 FarmersviHe I 50 86 3 Kerens 15197 4 Pilot Point I 53 I Dawn Carroll Ann 61 23 2 Shesheko Washington Kerens 61 98 200-1 Marouln 27 98 2 Julie 28 21 3 Catnna 28 32 100 hurdles-1 Anna 16 78 2 DeLeon 17 03 3 Frisco 17 09 Cheryl 5 25 96 2 Blooming Grove Wagner Glen 1400 relay-1 Bangs 4: 1503 3 Team FarmersviHe 52 44 Pilot Point Nocona 26 Early 14 Anna DISTRICT At MAVERICK 1 161-4 2 4 3 Haltom 156-5 High 1 Trinity 6-6 2 Trinity 6-6 3 Lamar 6 2 Long Sam Houston Leroy Lamar Sam Shot 1 Bowie 56-1 2 Bowie 52 44 Lamar 52 3 Pole 1 Sam Houston Pooe Richland Murray Lamar 3200-1 Calvin 9 26 41 7 Trinity 9 43 55 Bell 9 $7 68 400 1 Alexander Morris Mke 43 07 3 DO Bowie Thom*oson Bowie Williams Lamar Brent 2 00 04 2 Mark 2 00 85 3 Trinity 2 01 25 Mike 10 61 7 Jim 10 65 3 Houston 10 67 Fred Houston 50 61 2 Trinity 5181 Sam Houston 300 1 Lamar 40 00 2 40 57 3 Jav Sam Houston nips Trinity for 5A-7 title By MIKE MCALLISTER Star-Telegram Correspondent LUBBOCK Arlington girls relay teams took two firsts at the 5A regional track meet Saturday at Texas Tech But the victories were not enough to overcome Amarillo High which took the team championship by 21 points The Heights girls won the 400-and 800-meter relays Yet in the last event of the day the 1600-meter relay they faltered on the final leg and came in sixth It was a discouraging way to end an otherwide outstanding day and it had Heights coach Jim Jenkins second-guessing himself "On the 1600 1 should have run the Jenkins said referring to Aaron Farris who had anchored the 400-meter victory I was happy about their performance I think they were a little tired at the end but I was glad to see them get this The Heights team of Sheronda Banks Farris Carolyn Allen and Landa Brown won the 800 in 1:418 beating out the Trimble Tech team The quartet also won the 400 in 4866 as Farris just edged out Vivian Johnson at the tape But in the 1600 both Heights and Richland past Bell By TOM ANDREW Star-Telegram Writer It was supposed to be a war between Richland and Bell for first place in the District 5A-7 baseball race But the convincing 11-1 victory Saturday hardly qualified as a skirmish Richland which needed only five innings to post its sixth straight district victory now has a one-game lead over the Blue Raiders (10-3 to 9-4) with three games left in the regular season And if the Rebels play their final three opponents Sam Houston Arlington and Haltom as tough as they played the Blue Raiders then the 5A-7 race may be all but over Of course Richland Coach Ronnie Caruthers about to claim the title just yet But he certainly was happy to head home from Bell with the district lead came in to this thinking have a battle on our Caruthers said "But anything can happen in this And everything in this game seemed to happenor Richland and against Bell Pole 1 Brickey Bowie 12 2 Branson Bowie 11-6 3 Pat Waters Bridgeport 10-6 Team Bridgeport 122 Springtown 121 Bowie 67 Graham 64 Northwest 57 Lake Worth 29 Decatur 26 Aiedo 17 DISTRICT 3A-11 At KENNEDALE Lee Wagstaff Midlothian 10 96 76 2 Chester Spurlock Midlothian 10 46 27 3 Ted Menard Hillsboro 10:16 88 110 1 Charles Johnson Cedar Hill 15 3 2 Norman Gilbert Midlothian 1549 3 Edgar Johnson Cedar Hill 15 95 Brian Lindoo Midlothian 2 0245 2 Kyle Roberts Midlothian 202 08 3 Alex Castillo Hillsboro 2 03 87 1 Roderick Hughes Hillsboro 11 04 2 Dennis Washington Midlothian 1109 3 James Fowler Midlothian 1117 I Russell Mace Red Oak 5168 2 Rodney Rankin Midlothian 52 12 3 Kevin Jack-son Midlothian 52 56 300 1 Robert Curtis Midlothian 40 34 2 Steve Hart Cedar Hill 40 56 3 Norman Gilbert Midlothian 40 94 1 Roderick Hughes Hillsboro 22 62 2 Dennis Washington Midlothian 22 6 3 Craig Stubble-Held Alvarado 23 51 Brain Lindoo Midlothian 4 37 55 2 Lee Wag-staff Midlothian 4 4128 3 Chester Spurlock Midlothian 442 46 1400 I Midlothian 3 29 6 2 Alvarado 3 333 3 Cedar Hill 3 3716 400 1 Midlothian 43 77 2 Hillsboro 4448 3 Cedar Hit! 44 74 Shot 1 Tony Reves Cedar Hill 5173 2 Buddy Blair Midlothian SO-aH- 3 Dewey Smith Midlothian 47 74 Long 1 Ricky Hob good Cedar Hill 20-7V 2 Robert Curtis Midlothian 20-0 Jett Range Alvarado 19 914 1 Buddy Blair Midlothian 143 64 2 Chad Allen Hillsboro 138- I0M 3 Johnny Erwin Hillsboro 134 9V Pole 1 Matt ho*rmann Hillsboro 13 6 2 Carl Smith Red Oak 13 0 3 Steve Hart Cedar Hill 13 0 Hlfh 1 Jeff Range Alvarado 6-2 7 Rodney Watson Hillsboro 6-0 3 Edgar Johnson Cedar Hill 6 0 Team Midlothian 215 Cedar Hill 112 Hillsboro 101 Alvarado 49 Red Oak 26 Ken nodal IS JV teem 170 Kennedale Alvarado 50 Oak 41 Freshmen Midlothian 116 Kennedale 111 DISTRICT At GLEN I Mario Rosa 11:1158 Itasca II 22 93 Gian Rosa 400 ralay-1 Clilton 4428 3 Joa 2 02 48 2 2 08 74 1 3 Mark 59 24 110 Cliflon 1574 Gian Rosa 14 Itasca 14 1 Vonzell 10 90 2 Armando 1148 3 Blooming Grove Michael 50 71 2 Kirk 50 94 3 Grandview 53 300 41 25 2 Douglas 4142 3 Clint 42 40 Grandview 23 Blooming Grove Shaw Whilnev Mario Rosa 4 54 14- 2 Clilton 5 02 99 Blooming Grove 1400 Glen Rosa 3 40 84 Polo Grandview Grandview Burch Glen Lana llasca Grandview Lovell Clilton Hlah Itasca 4-2 Grandview 4-2 Grandview Shot I 47 5 2 Tommy 4S-4'-5 3 Rosa 45-5 Rosa 131-5 2 Whitney 128 9 Clilton 124-7 Team Itasca 124 92 Whitney 44 JV team Clan Rosa tal lu i By JIMMY BURCH Star-Telegram Writer For sheer drama Steven Spiel- berg have written a better final scene than tpe one which unfolded at District 5A-7 track meet at Maverick Stadium i Trailing Trinity by three points in qthe overall team standings the Sam Houston Texans had to rely on a limping Ken Pennie to protect a nar-Irow lead on the final leg of the final event the 1 600-meter relay if they hoped to pass the Troians and win the 5A-7 team BASEBALL SPC a DAY 15 ST MARK'S WSt Mark's Ml 00- 3 2 1 mJCountry DayJOO (151a aw IS 4 I Ed Anderson Jim Gulley (3) nd Mike Gulley Jim Harycki nd Darrell Thorlev W-Har lycki 3-11 L-Gulley 2 5 HR-jCountry Day Charles Arnold DAY 7 GREENHILL 5 firse nhill 000 SOO 0-5 Country Day 320 000 7 2 Corey Parsons and Henry Wil-v lard Steve Brock Charles Arnold Harycki (5) and Darrell W-Haryckt 4-1-1 L-' 3-1 4 i Permian It Dunbar 12 05 Hereford 12 Denton 12 29 Spring 24 2 2 Trimble Tech Pooe El Paso Wyatt 57 1 57 4 3 58 5 4 59 85 00 (Sheronda Carolyn Allen 1 41 6 2 Odessa Permian 1400 (Amanda Banks Yvonne 3 56 1 2 TRACK Keller's David Price (left) time of 95962 in the 3200-meter run Tim Walker with a 43355 in the 1600-meter run and North Trojan Harrison with a 1045 in the 100-meter prelims Ever Massey won the finals in 1082 The Brownwood pair of Grant Wells and Steve Walker both tied the record of 14-3 in the pole vault Robinzine collected 25 points for his performance He also ran legs on both Everman relay teams The Abilene High transfer was looking for a much faster time in the 400 wanted to run in the 48s again (he championship But Pennie responded to the challenge running a 504 split and holding off a late charge rom Steve Palmore to give the Texans first place in both the event and the final team standings The final standings read Sam Houston 121 Trinity 120 And it was every bit that close throughout the day as the two teams traded leads for the final six events tell me I earn my money said Texans coach Guy Shaw Thompson do I want to fight that hard for any Westlake 2 17 66 2 Sylvia Davis Borger 2 20 55 3 Kenda Woodard Stephenville 2 26 70 100 I Lisa Kelly Castleberry 14 44 2 Karla Hill Lubbock Dunbar 14 48 3 Roshanda McFarland Georgetown 1474 1 Lisa Ford Poly 11 82 2 Nuna Fry Mansfield 1189 3 Anderson Georgetown 11 18 too 1 Poly (Jennifer WiHndge Telisa Ingram Jean Fmiev Annie Taylor) 1 41 95 2 Lubbock Estacado 14540 3 Brownwood 1 45 48 Nettie Adams Lubbock Estacado 1 00 74 2 Robin Alexander Poly 1 01 41 3 Leslie Levell Dumas 1 01 46 1 Lisa Ford Pol 24 00 7 Devon a Randolph Stephenville 24 SB 3 Tela Lindsay Monahans 25 24 1 Sheila Quigley Austin Westlake 5 02 15 2 Jennifer Done Canyon 5 42 55 3 Grace Barrera Georgetown 5 42 80 1400 1 Poly (Jennifer WiHndge Annie Taylor Alice Taylor Jean Finley) 3 57 54 2 Lubbock Estacado 40300 3 Brownwood 4 05 26 Team Poly 68 Lubbock 62 Georgetown 47 Stephen-vtlie 47 Austin Westlake 4t Sweetwater 36 Castleberry 25 Lubbock Dunbar 25 Brownwood 24 Monahans 20 Canyon 19 Mansfield 18 Leveiiand 17 Leander 15 Borger 8 Carter-River-side 8 Crowiev 8 Fort Stockton 8 San Angelo Lakeview 8 Pecos 8 Pamoa 7 Dumas 4 Andrews 4 Lampassas 4 Taylor 4 Joshua 2 Bastrop Snyder 1 CLASS 3A REGION II At COMMERCE Triple I Charlotte Lewis Waco Robmson 37 4'T 2 Evelyn Sanders 36-9 3 Karen Smith Groesbeck 36-4 1 Suzv Mahew Gates-vine 131 KKT 2 Lisa Murray Northwest 130 3 Teiethia King Omaha Paul Pewitt H8-5't 3200-1 Julie Kilburn Pittsburg 12 II 6 2 Alicia Bolls White Oak 12 39 0 3 Pam Jones Gatesviile 12 50 7 400 I Gilmer (Karen Johnson Rosalind Jones Jackie Jones Frankie Derrick) 48 2 2 Waco Robinson 49 2 3 Clarksville 494 600-1 Amber Buttock Winns-boro 2 24 1 2 Denise Bailey Petty North Lamar 2 26 2 3 Carmen Stroud Decatur 2 27 5 Juanita Kelly Odessa 7 7 Debra Osby 3 Lisa Redmon 2 4 Terri Sawyer Rochelle Rutledge Big Patricia Manning 25 2 3 Patty Andress 2S3 Pearletha Toliver 2 Kathy Pyle Ari-ington Tina Ward Temple Tony Shepart Wyatt 1 Arlington Heights Banks Aaron Farris Londa Brown) Trimble Tech 1:42 4 3 1 43 0 1 El Paso Andress Donna Laverty Comoos Patty Pooe) Amarillo 3 57 3 3 Plain-view 3 56 1 4 Wyatt 3 59 9 6 Arlington Heights 4 04 0 Ciaudma Navarro El Paso Jefferson 222 I 7 Beth Drees El Paso Austin 11 27 0 3 Blair Hardy Midland 11 52 0 400 1 Arlington Heights (Banks Brown Farris Allen) 48 66 2 Bryan 48 3 Tempi 46 69 Team Amarillo 65 Odessa Permian 44 Arlington Heights 42 CLASS 4A REGION 1 At BROWNWOOD Long 1 Devon a Randolph Stephenville 19 feet 2 inches (Meet record old record 16-4 1961) 7 Cynthia Cook Carter Riverside 19-1 3 Tela Lindsav Monahans 16-7 I Lisa Christooh Castleberry 143-10 (Meet record old record 136-11 1978) 2 Gwen Pickett Austin Westlake 142 5 3 Renee Bon nett Leander 127 1 High I Frances Willi-mas Leveiiand 5-4 2 Devon a Randolph Stepnenviile 5-4 3 Lon Hoeicher San Angelo Lakev-ew 5-2 Triple I Anderson Georgetown 38-5 2 Merc Carey Stephenville 37 8 3 Sheryl Roberts Crowley 37 Shot 1 Stacev Sutterheid Mansfeid 38 8 2 Renee Bonnett Leander 3644 3 Leakes Level-land 37-10 2200- 1 Jennifer Oofie Canyon II S3 62 400 relay-1 Poly (Jean Fin-lev Anm Taylor Jennifer WiMrich Lisa Ford) 47 89 2 Sweetwater 46 52 1 Lubbock Es-tecado 48 60 600-1 Shell Ouigiev Austin Midlothian 128 Hillsboro 78 Cedar Hill 46 Red team Cedar Hill 126 Alvarado 64 2 A-16 ROSS Vasouet Gian 2 Matt Sehnal 3 Jafl McPhar-son II 31 22 Gian Rosa 4 25 2 Itasca 45 15 Sims Itasca Raid Gian Rose Avars Whitney 1 Frad Lovell 2 Carl Cooper 04 3 Greg Rostovsky 88 Johnson Itasca Celinas Grandview Tad Southard 1178 Griflin Itasca Rally Gian Rosa Marvin Washington 47 I Lovell Clifton Culp Clilton Wallace Grandview Armando Celinas 22 2 Tad Souther 23 S3 3 Scott 24 14 Vasouei Gian Michael Harrell 3 Keith Krauler 5 05 97 relay-1 Itasca 3 29 14 2 3:3343 Clilton vault-1 Kant Russetl 13-4 2 Wayne Whitaker 11-4 3 Tracy Rosa 11 luma-1 Vonzell Johnson 21-3 2 Armando Call-nas 21-1 3 Frad 20 4 I andv Grisham 2 Kant Russell 3 Armando Celinas 4 2 Todd Sons Itasca Rhodes Whitney Tommy Webb Glen Tommy Webb Glen Tommy Rhodes 3 John Stewart Glen Rosa 129 Cltllon 99 Grandview Blooming Grove Itasca 153 Grandview 109 4 Miller Ceiina Harris Hasca Oston Kerens Alice Powell Lori Womack Karen Stuliing Kubycek Ceiina Jody Dunson 2 31 62 3 Mica Rose 5 48 94 Frisco 4 10 72 2 Nocona 4 23 72 Frisco 102 Kerens 49 Ceiina 36 Bangs 30 Blooming Grove 18 12 Anson 12 BOYS 5A-7 STADIUM Todd Phelps Haltom Colin McCall Richland James Coffman Steve Palmore Victor Shelton Kenneth Ankele 1 Mike Crosby 27-U 7 Ricky 21-6 3 David Alexander Houston 21-14 Brad Hastings Brad Smith 3 Bobby Sign David Fickett 14-0 2 David 13 6 3 Matt 13 6 McGill Bell Lorenzo Berenguer 3 David Tanne Sam Houston David Ken Pennie Alex Allen) 42 72 2 Arlington Trimly 43 84 1 Lorenzo Wil-born 14 29 2 Henry 14 65 3 Kevin 14 95 Miller Haltom Burleson Richland Willie Henderson Allen Sam Houston Wentz Arlington Mike Crosby Sam Holmes Sam Steve Petmore 3 Ale Morns 51 92 Kevin Williams Tim Parks Trinity Fitch Trinity GIRLS CLASS 5A REGION 1 At LUBBOCK Shot I Doris Weldon VBtH 40-4 7 Serita Cheadie Kil Ellison 39-10 3 Monica 'Bradley San Angelo Central 39- '6 High 1 Sharon Elmore 'Copperas Cove 5-6 2 Monica Taylor Killeen Ellison 5 5 3 A Lori Bolk Amarillo 5-4 4 Susan Carterm Trinity 5 2 5 Lisa 'Beckner Eastern Mills 5-2 I Melissa Harrison Odessa Permian 140-3 2 Mick Eastern Hills 130-7 3 V-Keiiy Berlka El Paso Eastwood 135-3 4 Triple Taylor Killeen 36-V 2 LaRonda Jack son Denton 36-10 3 Bolk 1 -Amarillo 36-6 4 Carter Trini 36-2' Lent 1 Jackson Den- on ISa'-T 2 Carol Clover El 9 Paso Eastwood 16-L 3 Angela Pheec Lubbock Monterev 16-'1)4 4 Michelle Henry Paschal 16 I Barbara Flemming El rPaso Irvin 2U0 2 Brenda 'Moore Amarillo 2 14 7 3 Celma 1 Terrazas El Paso Coronado 7 18 5 4 Haile Weather-Z "lord 2 19 6 100 hurdle-1 Bok Amarillo I 2 Armanda Rudman Odes 4 Permian 14 3 3 Kathy Buc-y1kiT Killeen Ellison 1435 4 Carter Trinity 14 65 77 1400-1 Moore Amarillo 09 5 2 Cathie Koss El Paso Coronado 5 10 0 3 Flemming El aso Irvin 5 23 7 4 Timi Greene Arlington 257 4 Travce Orr Lamar 5 335 A.

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