Sweetwater Star Pace Heads District AAA All Star Team
Pace from Sweetwater named Player of the Year and Team Captain with Teck of the Year honors in District AAA hoops awards. Readers show Snyder and Lamesa players on first unit, Sweetwater leads with six berths, while runners-up Snyder gain four, and Levelland four positions across the two teams.
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Servny Pace
Sweetwater
Mustangs
Hoops Tamily Ecirele
Teatiate Crate
NAA
Joe Gordon
Levelland Daily Sun News
Com
Snyder
Lamesa
Levelland
Brownfield
Littlefield
Lake View
Ronnie Davis
Leslie Brown
Danny Foust
Kenneth Dower
Bill Wheeler
Jolley
Reed Robinson
Jerry Kincheloe
Joel Foster
Carroll McDonald
Dick Roberts
Keith Yeager
Ronald Sitton
Tom Kinesid
Jee Lindsey
Jerry Mabry
Leonard Shipley
Larry Hartsell
Eddie Leonard
Guy Speck
Raymond Gomez
David Wickham
Brownfield B Team Drops In Kermit Meet
Brownfield B played in the Kermit GB Basketball Tournament with three losses. Friday they fell to host Kermit 97 to 55 as Simms and Skinner led Kermit and Jerry Timmons scored for Brownfield. Saturday morning Snyder defeated Brownfield 49 to 36 with Cadena and Clardy leading Pecos. Brownfield ended with a 0 point loss in the afternoon as Strother paced the winners and Ervin led Brownfield with 14 and 34 for King and team scoring. Ervin earned all tournament honors.
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Kermit
Brownfield
Fest
Joe Frvin
Steve King
Actiinst Pecos
Strother
King
Ervin
Cubs Fall in Canyon Reel Tournament Battle
Brownfield's Cubs dropped two games in the Canyon Reel Basketball Tourney. Steve Reed led Andrews with 16 points in a 100-84 win as Bart Toomans topped Brownfield with 23. Phillips followed with a 70-60 victory, Timmons scoring 21 for the Cubs. Brownfield shoots 54 percent from the line. Denver City awaits Tuesday night.
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Nyder
Brownfield
Cubs
Oan
Andrews
Phillips
Steve Reed
Bart Toomans
Timmons
Crownfield
David Sherrod
Dana Mackey
Sherrod
Barry McPherson
Byron Turnhow
Ronnie Davis
Boykin
Denver City Mustangs
Meadow In vitational basketball tourney opens with upsets
Ropesville ousted by Crosbyton 41 38 as Lance Morris posted 24 for the Chiefs. Sedgwick led Union with 13, Davis 11, Floyd 10. Meadow defeated Wellman 74 44 behind Paul Pendergrass 26 and Jim Melcher 16. Crosbyton earlier beat Sundown 64 31 while Loop fell to Dawson 52 41. Annete Lockett scored 16 for Dawson girls and Ropesville beat Union girls 39 20 led by Donna Blackburn 28. Meadow varsity girls beat Wellman 40 31 with Linda Beasley 15 and Kathy Hinson 12. Loop edged Crosbyton 36 32 as Lourene Russell had 24. Union girls beat Dawson 39 29 with Ann Phillips 15 and Louise McNeil 10. Reams of scores and players highlighted opening rounds.
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Davis
Bentley Ui
Mackey
Moore " Cumming
Vu Sherrod
McPherson Timmons
Andrews
Halvert
Underwood
Iurcen Ponkin Iollins
Turner
Porner
Emons
Winfield U
Hawthorne
Reed
Mathews Scott
Thompson
Brownfield
Collier Turnbow
Davis i
Bentley
Mackey Moore
Cummings
Sheront
McPherson
Timmons
Phillips
Dawson
Lewis
Boykin
White Kimmins
Cideon
Fondren
Purcell
Ropesville
Bulldogs
Ronnie Sedgwick
Chuck Braden
Kenny Cheatham
Ronnie Davis
Ronnie Floyd
Ropes
Crosbyton
Chiefs
Lance Morris
Sedgwick
Eagles
Union
Sundown Roughnecks
Cheatham
Floyd
Billy Gray
Sundown
Meadow
Wellman
Wildcats
Paul Pendergrass
Jim Melcher
Dwain Hester
Mike Fails
John Herron
Steve Slamm
Morris
Robertson
Bragg
Dub Holly
Gray
Fems
Too Meadows
Annette Lockett
Carol Nash
Ann Thomas
Dawson Girls
Donna Blackburn
Gayla Hughes
Linda Beasley
Kathy Hinson
Cynthia Forbis
Sue Wilson
Loop
Crosbytoen
Lourene Russell
Nets
Mary Curry
Ann Phillips
Louise McNeil
Petty
Reeps
Meadow B
Donna Blackmon
Joyce Bevers
Williams
Hilton
Mustangs Seek Return After Losing Streak
Harold V. Ratliff portrays SMU football under Hayden Fry, detailing a decline from 1950s glory to 1962 lows, probation setbacks, injuries, and near-misses. Fry remains bullish on 1965 prospects as fans support steady rebuilding and freshman talent.
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Hayden Fry
Navy
SMU
Brownfield 8th Tops Seminole in Low-Scoring Bout
Brownfield 8th grade team defeated Seminole 8th graders 45 to 4 in a tight game. Roger Roberson led the winners with 11 points while Raymond followed closely as the teams battled with 12 fouls apiece and each side sinking 17 field goals.
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Roger Roberson
Raymond
Finals Berths Secured in Meadow Invitational
Meadow hosts semifinal round as Loop girls and boys prevail to reach finals. Lind a Beasley and Kathy Hinson led Meadow attack while Crosbyton’s Perkins and Forbis starred in earlier wins. Loop and Meadow advance to girls final. Meadow and Crosbyton to boys final with Consolation matches set.
Seminole Stays Dominant in 7th Grade Victory
Pickett scored 10 and Barry Morris added eight as Seminole routed Brownfield 35 to 10 in the 7th grade game on the same day. Brownfield Junior High squads are idle Monday and will wrap pre holiday action Thursday in Seagraves.
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Repesville
Cravey
Kermit Meet
North Gin
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Brownfield Fe Collier
Meadow Cage
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Oliver Petty
Ronnie Kiser
Donnie Williams
Harold V. Ratliff
Associated Press
Red Sanders
UCLA
Southern Methodist
Golden Boy Doak Walker
Mighty Eye Rote
Fine Arts
John Roderick
Mac White
Larry Jernigan
Tom Hillary
David Wilson
Buddy Miller
Danny Thomas
Donnie Oefinger
Methodists
Arkansas
Fry
Lubbock
Pioneer Natural Gas Company
U.S
Feidelity
Elson
Texas
Joe E. Woods
Optometrist
W. Broadway
Dayland Farm Loans
Dan Brookshire
Skein
Seminole
Miss Perkins
Dawson's Dragons
Keith Hanes
Goode Zandy
TOOLS
Copeland
Cornelia
Rome
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