Texas Tech dominates Rice as SWC opener opens
Texas Tech hammered Rice 65-52 in the SWC season opener. Lamar Tech led by Wayne Agron scored 17 points in a late run to beat Trinity 77-79. Baylor notched a solid start while Texas A&M battled Trinity with Broussard scoring 18 for the Aggies. Tech trailed at halftime before rallying.
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Wichita Falls Meets Ysleta In Friday Quarterfinals
The Associated Press reports the Class AAA and AA football state quarterfinals begin with Wichita Falls facing Ysleta in a feature matchup. Friday night games include Port Arthur, Seguin, Greenville, Cleburne, Monahans, Brownwood, Olney, Gilmer, Sweeny, Dr. Inine, Denver City, Anson, Shinnett, Piring, Albany, Mt. Vernon, White Oak, Clifton, and George West in regional ties as unbeaten teams seek titles.
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All American selections named by AP sports writers
AP reports the 1960 All America selections with Atkins Balme Lilly and Gibbs among first team backs linemen and ends. Navy Yale Ohio State Michigan State Texas Christian and Georgia players are highlighted along with coach and voting details from regional boards. The piece notes key performances in the Army Navy game and state college seasons.
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College Basketball Opens With Upsets Across The Nation
The opening night featured dramatic results including Loyola of Los Angeles defeating Utah 85 to 64 led by McGill 26 points and Bento 30. Ohio State beat Ohio University 64 to 8, while Cincinnati topped Indiana State 51 to 50 as new Bearcats coach Ed Juicer started strong. Bradley narrowly edged Minnesota 62 to 58 on a late jumper by Mack Herndon.
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Alvin Takes Two From Cedar Bayou
Cedar Bayou dropped a low scoring 36 25 defeat to Alvin Junior High on Thursday night after losing the B game 21 15. Alvin broke an 88 first period tie to lead 17 10 at halftime. Cedar Bayou narrowed to 20 22 in the third before Alvin finished strong. Paul Kenny led with 12 points while Jimmy Puckett added points as the Bears struggled with 7 offensive rebounds and an injury to Robert Elswick. Coach Parry Nettles called it the team s poorest effort of the season.
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Southmore Slips Past Greenies In District Play
Horace Mann fought Southmore Junior High in Horace Mann gym as Pasadenas surged to a 48 12 fourth quarter outburst. Buddy Moore led Green Goblins with 12 points and David McKarty top scored for Southmore with 12. Heya Ash added eight for Horace Mann and Jimmy Ammons six. Claude Lawery and Mike Lawhon added five each and Moore plus Ammons led rebounding for their teams.
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Gander squad expands for four Austin games
Baytown sails to Austin for a four game series with the Gander squad expanding to 13 players. Coach Jay Bollinger plans a split use of the roster, moving five varsity holdouts and using the rest for both varsity and non varsity action to boost experience.
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Ex Texas League great Red Murff signs with HSA
John R. Red Murff, a leading Texas League pitcher of the postwar era, signs as a scout for the Houston Sports Association. General Manager Gabe Paul announces the hire, with Murff to focus on the Gulf Coast area and be available for other scouting in needed. Murff, born 1921 in Burlington Texas, has a long pro career and lives in Texas City with his wife Irene and four daughters.
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Jazz festival in Acapulco to open next year
The first international jazz festival is scheduled for Acapulco early next year with orchestras from six countries invited. Organizers expect a major cultural event for Mexico.
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