Amarillo Region Takes Two Titles in State Meet Buffs Hit Road Thursday
West Texas State College Buffs, in a Border Conference chase, head to New Mexico Lobos and Aggies with optimism after home wins. Coach Gus Miller aims to spark road success as they face Miners in El Paso, emphasizing improved defense and free-throw work.
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Wilson Drops Two Kids Tilts
Wilson teams under coach Carter opened with a 32-5 loss to Humphreys High at Maverick Club. Sonny Barron and Jorge Johnson led Humphreys with 12 points each, while Wilson’s five managed only five points. Wilson Juniors also fell 43-20 to Boys Ranch as Bullet Gray’s squad notched 18 for Manlove and 16 for Peewee Wills.
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Amarillo region tops Golden Gloves finals with two champs
In Fort Worth last night Amarillo Panhandle runners Leon Palacio at 118 pounds and Eugene Cooper at 147 pounds captured titles in the Texas Golden Gloves finals. Palacio defeated George Villa of El Paso in the 118 final after winning four straight bouts. Cooper stopped Dallas favorite Jack Woodruff in the 147 final with a decisive left to the stomach. The two wins helped the Amarillo region finish third in team standings as Dallas took first and Beaumont second.
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Charles Simmons
Three More Quints Accept A&M Bids
COLLEGE STATION Feb 17 Lon Morris College Blinn and Ranger Junior Colleges yesterday accepted invitations to compete in the first annual Junior College Basketball Tournament here March 13. Tournament Director Marty Baron said three other teams have already entered. They are Wayland Tyler and Amarillo Colleges.
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Boxing semi finals and finals results from Texas event
Flyweight Morales beat Johnson in semis and defeated Martinez in finals. Bantam Palacio KOed John son. Villa beat Romo in semis. Hender son won by technical knockout over Leal. Luna defeated Taylor. Lightweight Easterling beat Flores. Oglee beat Arbuckle. Welter Woodruff defeated Ronald. Cooper beat Martinez. Middle Milburn KO over Barron. Adams KO of Willingham. Simmons beat Worley in semis. Finals include Morales over Martinez and Palacio over Villa. Luna over Oglee. Cooper KOing Woodruff. Milburn KO over Bar on. Adams over Garland. Simmons KO over Stageberg.
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Tom Adams
Hardin-Simmons University
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Stephenville
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J. D. Kirkpatrick
Charles Simmons
William Worley
San Angelo
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Detroit and Bradley Join Missouri Valley Conference
University of Detroit and Bradley University of Peoria join the Missouri Valley Conference after an executive session led by conference president Prof. E G Barrett of Drake University. Announcement made in Kansas City at the end of the session.
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Bowling Scores Showdown Across Santa Fe Leagues
Santa Fe leagues report multiple winners across sections. Caverns, Indians, Rangers, and others tally top scores led by Coble 501, Mechirahan 502, Ramsey 514, and Grooms 622. Girls league Apache and Taos claim wins, while Navajos and Rose lead men’s play with high scores like 538 and 532 respectively.
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Basketball Scores From Regional Games
State 45. Rice 54 Texas 47. New Mexico A M 55 Texas Mines 32. Houston 55 Trinidad U San Antonio 50. Loyola New Orleans 46. Louisiana Toledo 61 Wayne 50. Louisiana College 70 Elizabeth 37. Davis Elkins 75 Bethany 49. John Marshall 54 Paterson Twins 382 Colorado U 56 Oklahoma U 54 Tennessee 63 Vanderbilt 48 Southern College 49 Mississippi College 40. Lewis and Clark 70 College of Idaho Gonzaga 72 Seattle 49. Michigan 66 Indiana M Ohio State 53 Wisconsin 47 Purdue 54 Minnesota 38.
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Electric Co op reelects W M Good president
W M Good was reelected president of the North Plains Electric Co op at Perryton. The ballot results confirmed continued leadership for the cooperative serving local residents and surrounding areas.
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