Red Raider Opener With McMurry Scarce Tickets
Tech fans face a sold out opener against McMurry with limited general admission seats possible Wednesday at 7 p.m. Coach Gene Gibson stresses readiness as McMurry arrives, led by tall 6-9 Mac Cade and guard Preston Vice who hold McMurry scoring records.
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MacPhail warns on free agent draft to curb baseball decline
Baltimore AP MacPhail former club owner warns the sport will fade if the proposed free agent draft fails. He argues big markets like New York and Los Angeles would dominate, while smaller centers gain less from gate, TV, and radio revenues. He cites equality in football and urges rule revision.
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Draft picks showcase young players in Carolina League noted
The Carolina League draft section highlights 18 and 19 year old signees with limited pro time. Washington tops with seven selections led by Jay Walrath who is in military service and hit .354 in Appalachian League. Notable draftees include Shew Sherman Nash Thomas O Brien Christian and R odriguez with pitchers dominating the choices.
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Alabama Favored For Final Four Title Run
The final UPI ratings place Alabama atop the national poll with 10-0, followed by Arkansas 10-0 and Notre Dame 9-1. Michigan ranks fourth as Texas, Nebraska, LSU, and Oregon State fill the top six with post season bowls ahead. Ohio State and USC also in the final top ten, with several teams to play New Year’s action. Nottingham Forest agrees to tour the United States with five weeks set for May and June, visiting Canada as well.
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Monterey Drills Permian In High-Scoring Clash
Permian relied on precise free throws and hot outside shooting to counter Monterey as the Panthers led by as many as five at halftime. The Plainsmen surged in the third and fourth quarters, pulling away 74-48 before Permian’s B team edged Monterey 52-50 in a tight secondary game.
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Phillips Oilers Rally to Beat Wayland 95 81 in Amarillo
The American Exchange Phillips Oilers defeated Wayland Pioneers 95 to 81 at Boys Ranch near Amarillo on Monday night. The win came despite spasmodic trouble as they edged the determined guests and highlighted the opening ceremonies of a newly built gym at Boys Ranch.
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Pastrano Retains Light Heavyweight Title in Manchester Bout
Willie Pastrano of Miami retained the light heavyweight crown by stopping Terry Downes in the 11th round of a 15 round title bout in Manchester England. The champion dropped Downes twice in the 11th round to earn a technical knockout, his second defense in the 175 pound division. Downes, a London fighter and betting-shop partner, had won seven straight before losing the title chance.
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All America selections include Nobis among 22 first team picks
Nobis was among the most popular choices on the team as an All-America representative. He narrowly missed the Outland Award, with Steve DeLong of Tennessee winning the honor this year. Grantland Rice originated the FWWA all-America team which lists 22 members as first team selections.
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All-SWC Honor Team Picks Include Nobis and Anderson
Texas stars Nobis and Harold Philipp head a list of notable selections from the All-SWC roster. Arkansas duo Loyd Phillips and Jim Williams vie for spots at tackle while Ernie Kay and Terry Southall lead the second team backfield. The group features players from Texas, Arkansas, Texas A&M, SMU, Baylor, Rice, TCU, and Texas Tech with Caveness and Walker earning notable recognition at guard and center respectively.
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Plainview Narrow Win Over Big Spring in OT
The Plainview Bulldogs erased a late deficit to force overtime and edged Big Spring 80 to 77 for their second consecutive overtime victory. The win highlighted a strong comeback and clutch play in a tight district matchup.
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Farwell Beats Dimmitt In Tight 47-44 Night
Farwell nips Dimmitt 47 to 44 as Steve Hutton scores 38 for Farwell and Larry Gregory adds 15. In girls action Dimmitt wins 90 to 35 with Linda McCollum scoring 32 and Joann Rhodes 12 for Farwell. Dimmitt also dominates Became 63 to 4.
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Grain futures steady to lower on delivery notices
Chicago grain futures held steady to fractionally lower in modest volume as notices of intention to deliver emerged against December 1964 contracts expiring December 21. By noon, notices totaled 2,150,000 bushels of wheat and 4,810,000 bushels of corn, marking the first day for delivery notices. Nearby wheat contracts remained steady late amid liquidation of December delivery and buying by commercial firms on breaks.
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Livestock and potato market notes from Chicago and Minnesota
Readable text reports Chicago market activity with potatoes and livestock notes. Mentions Minnesota North Dakota Red River Valley prices around 4.25 to 4.35 and varied supply while markets remain firm to slightly stronger.
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