Juco Loses to Cameron Aggies in 64-49 defeat
Garden City Junior College toured in Oklahoma, falling to Cameron A&M 64 to 49. Jim Barnes led Cameron with 25 points on his collegiate debut, Royce Teakell added 15 for the hosts, while Don Merz led Garden City with 17 points. Cameron coaches are Gerald Stockton. Garden City coached by Dale Roark.
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Murray State
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Dewey Amos
Kansans
Wayne Cooper
Vic Hays
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Garden City Junior College
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Satanta
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Broadcasters Face Amarillo in tough road trip opener
Garden City JC meets rugged Amarillo Badgers tonight as coach Dale Roark leads the Busters in the 1960-61 season start. The trip includes a road finale to Trinidad JC after a Sunday layoff, with past meetings highlighting Garden City’s 75-63 win in 1958 and Amarillo’s shared 1956-57 victories.
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Broaccusters
Amarilla
Clarendon JC
Frank Phillips
Borger, Tex
Lubbock Christian College
Notre Dame Extends Kuharich Three Years
Notre Dame officials granted a three year contract extension to football coach Joe Kuharich. Kuharich, 43, will likely lead the Irish through the 1965 season despite a 2-8 record this year and an eight game losing streak. The Faculty Board in Control of Athletics approved the move unanimously with Rev. Edmund C. Joyce noting broad approval.
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Celtics Lose Second Time in NBA Skirmish
The Boston Celtics drop a second straight game as Jerry West rescues a Lakers 120-117 win with two late baskets in Boston. New York Knights halted after a four game surge. St. Louis Hawks beat the Knicks 139-189 in overtime in New York. Boston clings to Eastern Division lead over the Warriors.
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Pierceville Nips Shallow Water in close league opener
Pierceville Indians edged Shallow Water Tigers 43 41 to open Western Arkansas Valley League play. Louis Horton scored 23 for Pierceville, Steve Parr 14, while Harvena Myers led Shallow Water with 28 in the girls game won by Shallow Water 44 26. Next, Shallow Water visits Healy and Pierceville hosts Ingalls in non league games.
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Shallow Water
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Shallow Water Boys
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Duff
Trent
Tom Yager
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Wy Dau
Dighton Tops Tribune 56-47 in non-conference opener
Dighton Hornets defeated the Tribune Jackrabbits 56-47 to open the season as coach Guy Conners debuts at Dighton. Foos led with 21 points, Neill 15, Riley 12 while Tribune's Simpson had 14 and Arnold 11. Free throws helped Dighton overcome field goal gaps as both teams split a later prelim win.
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Ben J. Neill
Keith Riley
Simpson
Arnold
Nemechek
Scott City
Tribune Entertains
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Colo
Tigers Draw Record Football Crowds
Missouri football drew a record aggregate crowd of 322 500 for 10 games this season led by Dan Devine. Home crowds included 32 000 for Iowa State 37 500 for Colorado and 43 500 for Kansas. Road attendance reached 56 000 at Oklahoma 35 500 at Penn State and 30 000 at Nebraska as the Tigers prepared for the Orange Bowl against Navy.
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Nebraska
Kansas State
Liner Empress of Britain Brings Record Mail Load
Quebec City AP reports the liner Empress of Britain arrived with 17,419 bags of mail, the largest St Lawrence River load. Britain sent pre Christmas mail requiring 200 men to unload. The prior record stood at 9,600 sacks.
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Holcomb Opens WAVL Title Quest with Win
Holcomb Longhorns open bid for a third straight WAVL title with a 54 to 32 victory over Coolidge Blue Devils. Holcomb used tight defense to hold Coolidge to late first-half scoring, led 9 to 2, 21 to 11 and 39 to 16 through three quarters with balanced scoring from Katz Martin and Rupp. Coolidge won the B game 37 to 20. next Holcomb plays Lakin at home Tuesday.
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Leo Eck
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Jerry Katz
Kent Martin
Larry Rupp
Snead Holds Lead At Halfway In West Palm Beach Open
Sam Snead sits two strokes ahead at the halfway mark of the $15,000 West Palm Beach Open Golf Tournament. Arnold Palmer trails five shots back at 143 after a par 72 round. George Bayer opened with 65 but slipped to 75, Johnny Barnum carded 68 to reach 140 and share second with Bayer, with Howie Johnson, Jim Ferree, and Julius Boros one stroke behind.
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