ENMU Wins In Overtime At Southwestern Oklahoma
Eastern New Mexico defeats Southwestern Oklahoma 70 61 in overtime to improve to 3 2 on the season. John Bigelow leads with 20 points while John Stone adds 15 and crucial overtime hoops. Jim Jones scores 15 for the losers as Eastern hosts Oklahoma in Portales Saturday.
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Weatherford
Okla
John Stone
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Stone
Greyhounds
Eastern
John Bigelow
Hounds
Southeastern
Jim Jones
Tim Edwards
Southwestern
Tony Ferrell i
Gordie Hill
Portales
Abernathy hosts invitational comeback in tight opening rounds
Abernathy defends home title as Mike Miller scores 16 to lead a 45 23 victory over Frenship in the opening round. Hale Center upset Roosevelt 61 53 while Slaton cruised past Olton 80 41. In girls play, Abernathy beat Frenship 67 40 and Idalou edged Cotton Center 47 45 after two overtimes.
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Mike Miller
Antelopes
Frenship Tigers
Mike Burgamy
Frenship
Hale
Owls
Roosevelt
Jerry Douglas
Hale Center
Bubba Brooks
Pete Hardy
Don Mains
Slaton
Olton
Bobby Brake
Margie Eubanks
Idalou
Cotton Center
Patsy Nutt
Gail Nicholas
Melyan Trimmer
George Jones
Debbie Moring
Melynn Trimmer
Morton Adrian Farwell Boys and Girls Advance in Invitational
In Farwell Invitational action Morton Adrian and host Farwell win to reach semifinals. Leon Lovelace nets 16 in 54 28 boys win over Vega while John Price leads Vega with seven. Adrian beats Springlake 50 33 with Sam Brown 21. Dale Dent 20 for Springlake. Morton 51 38 over Lazbuddie. Girls: Pat Kaltwasser hits late field goal for Farwell 33 31 over Vega. Caro lyn Gregory 24 for Vega. Adrian edges Springlake 41 39 as Donna Brownley 22. Morton 44 21 over Lazbuddie led by Lynn Freeland 22.
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Adrian
Leon Lovelace
Vega
John Price
Springlake
Sam Brown
Dale Dent
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Thompson Quits NM Commission
The New Mexico Game Commission accepted the resignation of Director Fred Thompson and named Chief of Special Services Ladd Gordon as temporary director. Thompson will stay with the Game and Fish Department as assistant chief of fisheries. Commission Chairman Frank Hibben cited a failure to operate as a team.
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Santa Fe, N.M
UPI
New Mexico Game Commission
Fred Thompson
Ladd Gordon
Thompson
Game and Fish Department
Commission
Frank Hibben
Game Department
J. S. Ward
Artesia
Phil Ross
Farmington
Leonard Mullison
Cliff
Lockney Hands Cats First Loss in Narrow Victory
Lockney Longhorns edged Idalou Wildcats 48 46 to hand Idalou its first defeat of the season. Ronnie Belt led Lockney with 18 points while Bill Nicholas and George Johnson each had 14 for Idalou. A B team game saw Idalou beat Lockney 48 40 with Chris Weems scoring 15 for Idalou.
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Idalou
Lockney
Longhorns
Idalou Wildcats
Ronnie Belt
Bill Nicholas
George Johnson
Wildcats
Chris Weems
Yeats
Alderson and Thompson Split Ninth and Eighth Grade Games
In ninth grade action Alderson defeated Thompson 58 to 43 with Don Burrell scoring 15 for the winners and Phil Kendrick 17 for Thompson. In the eighth grade contest Thompson won 24 to 23 after three overtimes with Earnie Casanova contributing 15 and Kenneth Thornburg 11 for Alderson.
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Alderson
Thompson
Don Burrell
Phil Kendrick
Earnie Casanova
Kenneth Thornsburg
Craig Wright Leads Atkins To Victory In Junior High
Craig Wright scored 18 points to lift Atkins past Hutchinson 45-42 in a junior high game. Hutchinson’s Bobby Knoles led all scorers with 9.
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Craig Wright
Atkins
Hutchinson
Bobby Knoles
Bill Turner
Bill Zapalac
Evans Triumphs Over Matthews 52 39 In Ninth Grade Clash
Evans defeated Matthews 52 to 39 in a ninth grade game. Billy Gibson scored 22 for Evans, Joe Tilson had 10 for Matthews, Steve Hunt contributed eight, and Don Dennis led Matthews with nine as Evans built a 32 13 halftime edge. BERNE products rust corrosion inhibitors sold in Switzerland.
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Evans
Matthews
Billy Gibson
Joe Tilson
Steve Hunt
Don Dennis
SMU Stops LSU Streak
SMU defeated LSU 83-68 in Dallas snapping LSU’s three game win streak and ending SMU’s three game skid. James Thompson led SMU with 19 points while David Somerville 17 and Hank Wendorf contributed in a second half burst that put the game out of reach. Sam Chase led LSU with 17 points, Dick Maile added 15.
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Dallas
Southern Methodist
Louisiana State
Methodists
SMU
Mustangs
LSU
David Somerville
Jim Smith
Hank Wendorf
James Thompson
Somerville
Sam Chase
Dick Maile
Tulsa Joins Parkers For 76 68 Win
James King and Carlos Gripado sparked Tulsa to a 76 68 victory over Arkansas as the Hurricane erased a 47 42 deficit. Tulsa led 48 47 with 12 minutes left and never trailed again. King and Gripado led with 18, matching Arkansas scorers Jim Wilson and Tommy Boyer.
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Fayetteville
Tulsa
King
Arkansas
Jim Wilson
Tommy Boyer
Whitharral Girls Lose By Forfeit In Tourney Opener
Whitharral girls were forced to forfeit in the first round after losing two players to foul-outs while leading 48 47. Panthers boys won 55 43 over Bledsoe with Kenith Polk scoring 21. Other boys results: Whiteface over Spade 44 40. Bula over New Home 55 38.
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Whitharral
Bledsoe
Panthers
Kenith Polk
Whiteface
Spade
Bula
New Home
Dale DePauw
Charles Ramage
Terry Brown
Elton George
Pat Reisinger
Michigan Tops TCU 82 60 In Big 10 Basketball Victory
Michigan used a late defensive surge to pull away and beat Texas Christian 82 to 60. Center Bill Buntin led with 19 points while John Harris added scoring to secure a 41-25 halftime lead. Don Rosick led TCU with 13 points.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
UPI
Michigan
Texas Christian
Horned Frogs
Wolverines
Bill Buntin
John Harris
TCU
Frogs
Buntin
Harris
Don Rosick
Southwest Conference Scores and College Games Summary
Southwest Conference games featured Tulea over Arkansas 76 68 and MUA Michigan defeated TCU 82 60. Other results include Bowdoin 62 over Fredonia 69 and Buffalo St 0 over Kings 8 in overtime Scranton 76 over Wilkes 42 Atlantic. Alabama 76 edged Chattanooga property. George Washington 83 beat Georgetown 77. Duke 92 past Clemson 67. Miami area teams and regional colleges posted diverse scores with Notre Dame 74 over Midwest and Houston 76 over North Texas State 69.
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Tulea
Arkansas
MUA
Michigan
TCU
East Balers
Bowdoin
Fredonia
Buffalo
Kings
Scranton
Vertmont
Kornich
Wentminater
Geneva
Susquehanna
Fr Wilkes
Howard
Athens
Eastern Baptist
Delaware Valley
Mian
Florida Southern
Richmond
Baldwin-Wallace
Duke
Clemson
Morris Harvey
Concord
George Washington
Georetown
Alabama
Chattanooga
Tennessee Run Millsaps
Midwest
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Cralatiton
Ae Saillinin
Lake Fo
Thomas
Oiat
A Adelphi
Hunter
West Utah
South Dakota State
Ventura
Oceanside
Porterville
Palo Verdes
Los Angeles Valley
Victorville
San Fernando
Boys Ranch Joins Texas Interscholastic League in 1964
Amarillo report states Boys Ranch will join the Texas Interscholastic League and compete in Class AA district 1 in 1964. The 122 student school, led by coach Paul Stewart, will not play football or basketball until 1964 but can compete in spring sports in 1963. Boys Ranch, founded by Cal Farley for boys from troubled homes, mirrors Masonic Home of Fort Worth in football history.
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Amarillo
Boys Ranch
Cal Farley
Old Tascosa
Masonic Home
Fort Worth
Dalhart
Spearman
Stinnett
Shamrock
White Deer
Paul Stewart
Farley
Tulia Teams Advance In Own Meet
In the Tu lia Invitational the Tulia boys beat Friona 56 45 and Tulia girls defeated Dimmitt 45 32 in first round play. Other results include Canyon over Happy 74 27 and Dim mitt over White Deer 51 31 in boys action.
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TULIA
Friona
Dimmitt
Canyon
Happy
Phillips
Muleshoe
White Deer
Texans Sign Top Lineman
Bobby Bell, the nation’s No. 1 collegiate lineman of 1962, signed with the Dallas Texans on Thursday. He left Minneapolis for Shelby North Carolina after agreeing to Don Klosterman’s terms. Bell was the second round pick of the Minnesota Vikings and drew interest from the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He won the UPI lineman of the year and the Outland Trophy from Football Writers of America.
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Dallas
UPI
Bobby Bell
Minnesota
Dallas Texans
Bell
Texan
Don Klosterman
Minneapolis
Shelby
N. C
Minnesota Vikings
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
The
Football Writers of America
Cowhands Take Easy Win to Reach Ralls Tourney Semis
In the Ralls Invitational, the Lubbock Cowhands crushed Post 85 to 34 to advance to the semifinals where they meet Lorenzo and Ralls. Joe Dobbs led with 20 points, while Lorenzo and Shallowater each won their first round games in the boys bracket.
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RALLS
Lubbock
Post
Petersburg
Spur
Lorenzo
Cooper
Shallowater
Joe Dobbs
Thel
David Nichols
Terry Scarborough
Roy Swetnam
Walton Osborne
Buzz White
Randy Cloud
Alan McMenamy
Cindy Wison
Gail Clay
Jane Jennings
Carolyn Luker
Anna Kay Forester
Barbara Caddell
Andrews Star Is Honored At Oklahoma State
Tommy Jackson, former Andrews High School star, was named Most Valuable Player for Oklahoma State University in the Big Eight. He rushed 123 times for 518 yards and scored three touchdowns, and as defensive halfback intercepted two Army passes, setting up a winning score and stalling a late Cadet drive. Fullback Bobby Adcock of Tucumcari was elected team captain.
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Stillwater
Okla
Tommy Jackson
Andrews
Oklahoma State University Cowboys
Jackson
OSU
Army
Bobby Adcock
Tucumcari
N. M
Cowboys
Oklahoma University
Arkansas
Red Raiders Seek First Victory Amid Auburn Matchup
Auburn faces Tech with Newton, Freedie Guy, and DeFore in the backcourt and O'Daniel available for rebounding. May See Action as Murren recovers from tonsillitis and substitutes for Gooden, while Mickey backs up Denney or Hallam. Gindorf Earley and Varnell also travel as Tech aims to snap a four game skid after losses to Nebraska New Mexico Florida and Memphis State.
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Newton
Freedie Guy
Lee DeFore
Auburn
Curt O'Daniel
Bill Murren
Gooden
Milton Mickey
Denney Tor Hallam
Bobby Gindorf
Mike Earley
Gilbert Varnell
Tech
Plainsmen
Kentucky
Mississippi State
Raiders
Nebraska
New Mexico
Florida
Memphis State
Grain futures slide on Board of Trade markets
Grain futures weakened across most contracts on Thursday as selling pressure reversed earlier gains. Corn oats and rye led declines while soybeans held firm on stronger meat demand. wheat saw activity with occasional export buying and mixed December prices.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Livestock prices slide as weekly receipts fall in Chicago
Shipper demand weakens with 34 500 head offered this week, 9 000 hogs on hand. Hogs steady to 25 cents, top at 17.69 with most in 16.50 to 17.50 for mixed 1 2 grades. Steers 25 28, heifers 25 26, bulls to 21, lambs steady to 50 cents lower at 20 mixed, 17 19 for good and choice. Fort Worth figures show cattle 1 800, calves 600 with sheep markets weak and woolly lambs around 13 16.50. No wool tops sold in New York as certs and spot wool markets dampen.
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Chicago
Fort Worth
NEW York Wool
NEW York
Aes
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