Brownwood Bulletin (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 73, No. 163, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 26, 1973

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... was going to draft Lamar second, but removed him from its list. "They were seriously trying." Wright said... of the NBA’s efforts to land the high-scoring Lamar. "But when we reached an agreement with the ABA, we... of the STOLEN BASES—Morgan, game is that elation of sue in cage war ...San Diego inks Lamar By FRED ROTHENBERG... ABA entered into a long-term Associated Press Sports Writer contract with Dwight Lamar," NEW YORK (AP..., which postponed its col- to complete the arrangement." lege draft twice in order to se- Lamar

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.... Track competition begins background as an all-around innings Lamar University is an over- Several... tournaments starts Lamar likewise is a sold fa- the 220 in 21.2. In addition he Success for Hanibal has... the first 60-foot shot putter in Worth. with 18 holes more scheduled favorite's role with Lamar

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... of library science at the University of Texas at Austin, President Stephen H. Spurr announced Wednesday.... in Japan at this time of year. State University, Denton. He asking for large pay increases, thy

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... CAVALCADE - Baylor University’s bicycle cavalcade to raise money for scholarships went through Brownwood

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..., was cited for his work and received a letter of appreciation. preciation. Grant Teaff. Baylor University

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... and receiv preciation. Grant University speaker The Brown County extension Brownwood up is asked to call

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