Rebs Stomp Seminole in 80 48 Victory
Midland Lee built a 21-17 edge in the first quarter and ran away to an 80-48 win over Seminole Indians. Mike Frizzell scored 19 for the Rebels while Danny Price led Seminole with 16 and Jimmy Neims added 13. Seminole’s junior varsity won 78-74 behind Tommy Woodard’s 14. Ted Weyler added 22 for Midland Lee. season marks: Seminole 6-4, Midland Lee 8-5.
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Seminole
Midland Lee
Indians
Mike Frizzell
Danny Price
Jimmy Neims
Tommy Woodard
Ted Weyler
Rebs
Three Way advances to Sundown finals in tight win
Three Way edged Southland 59 53 to reach the Sundown Invitational finals. James Kindle starred with second half pressure and a late long pass before the buzzer. Duke Altman and Johnny Harris also posted 23 points for Three Way while Southland’s Cooper led 15 points for the losers.
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Southland
Johnny Harris
James Kindle
Kindle
Duke Altman
Cooper
Sundown
Larry Schneider
Roy Peterson
Dub Holly
Jim Gray
Sudan
Coffey's Spree Puts Eagles In Tourney Finals
Kenneth Coffey scored 1 points to lift Roosevelt to the finals of the Tallow invitational. Roosevelt beat New Deal 60 57 to face the Ralls Crosbyton winner for the boys championship. Idalou girls beat Ralls 48 21 to reach the girls final with Capshaw 18 and Menefee 15. Frenship and Slaten reached consolation finals. Roosevelt and New Deal meet at 9:50 a.m. today for a spot in the girls title game.
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Wellman
Corley Baker
Scott Henry
Sudan
Meadow
Sharyn Wittner
Way
Libbie Sales
Southland
Joyce Williams
Cynthia Forbis
Willl
Sundown
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Donna Toward
Dian Loftis
Laurenzo
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Sylvia Curry
Crashyton
Roosevelt
New Deal
Wynn Robinson
Mcadoo
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Slaton
Adoo Eagles
Natalie Neff
Iners
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Paducah Reaches Cage Finals in TN Orn Tourney
Paducah advanced to the finals after beating Teliline 48 to 4 8 with Ronnie Mints scoring 23 and Ronald Mullin 18. In boys play Crowell edged Wellington 49 to 47 as Mike Bird scored 20 and Wayne Barton 14 for Wellington. Roaring Springs defeated Lackett 61 to 29 with Bill Dawson totaling 30.
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Paducah
Paducahy
Tstelline
Ronnie Mints
Ronald Mullin
Crowell
Wellington
Mike Bird
Wayne Barton
Roaring Springs
Lackett
Bill Dawson
Randy Byers
Guthrie
Matador
Thompson Beats Matthews in Varsity and Prep Tilt
Thompson defeated Matthews with Joe Masso scoring 18 fouls and John Pamiresz adding points for the win. Frankie Sanchez led Matthews with 18. Thompson also won the eighth grade game 18 to 27 as Mike Adving and Jim Master each scored 18 for Thompson and Matthews respectively.
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Thompson
Matthews
Joe Masso
John Pamiresz
Frankie Sanchez
Mike Adving
Jim Master
Lovington
Carlsbad
Lavington
Jim Manfredini
Wayne Thompson
Freddy Young
Wildcats
Cavemen
Pep Cagers Triumph in Double Victory Over Smyer
Pep’s boys beat Smyer 52 to 37 and the girls won 49 to 29 on Friday night. William Sokora scored 17 for Pep and Jack Brown had 15 for Smyer. Janie Kuhler led the girls with 27 points while Diane Tatum added 23 for Smyer.
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Smyer
Pep
William Sokora
Jack Brown
Janie Kuhler
Diane Tatum
Anton Seeks Teams For Cage Tournament Next Week
Anton pace coach Jack Aldridge seeks boys and girls basketball teams to fill slots for the Anton tournament January 7 to 9. Interested squads should call Aldridge at 997-4054 in Anton.
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Anton
Anton Pace
Jack Aldridge
Aldredge
Wilson Secures Double Victory Over Mackenzie
Wilson wins both games in junior high contest. Garey Wicksey and Danny Gahin contribute points for Wilson while Mark Leaverton adds seven for Mackenzie. In the eighth grade match Wilson triumphs 93 to 29 with Jerry Austin scoring 34 and Louie Morris seven for Mackenzie.
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Wilson
Mackenzie
Garey Wicksey
Danny Gahin
Mark LeaiVerton
Jerry Austin
Louie Morris
Monterey and Plainsmen Clash In Valley Showdown
Monterey topped Plainview 58 52 as Abernathy and Bull-dog Tom Sawyer sparked the Mon terey offense through a tight three period stretch. Peret fouled out late as Monterey pulled away, while Plainsmen frontrunner Gary Stughes scored aboard the early runs.
Local teams reach semis in Denver City tourney
Brownfield and Lamesa advance after decisive wins as Kermit beats Seagraves and Denver City upsets Plains. Semifinals set for morning and afternoon with winners to meet in the late game and losers vying for third.
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Denver City
Alpine Wins In Tourney In Wink Friday Night
Alpine beat Carlsbad Mid High 69 to 62 while Traaan edged Van Horn 66 to 65 and Rankin topped McCamey 65 to 52. Kermit B defeated Wink 54 to 36 as the Wink tourney began with first round results and pairings for later games. Top scorers included Bill Boring 22 for Alpine and Danny Smith 23 for Carlsbad.
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Iraan
Rankin
Kermit B
Carlsbad
Traaan
van Horn
McCamey
Pam
Kermit Bo
Bill, Boring
Danny Smith
Ricky Armstrong
Train
Richard Herrera
Ray Winters
Wayne Smith
David DeWitt
Jerry Sims
Parker Leads Alderson Ninth-Graders Past Dunbar 54-40
Jack Parker scored 17 to pace the Alderson ninth graders to a 54-40 victory over Dunbar. Jerry Phillips added 12 for Dunbar and Jesse Dukes led the Dunbar eighth graders to a 29-26 win over Alderson. Spencer Marcum scored 20 to lift Atkins freshmen past Slaton 50-32. Bo Hester had 11 for Slaton in the setback.
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Dunbar
Jack Parker
Alderson
Jerry Phillips
Jesse Dukes
Fred White
Atkins
Spencer Marcum
Atkins’ Fish
Slaton
Bo Bo Hester
Mike Thompson
David Moore
Snyder Advances In Brownwood Tournament Defeats Winters
Snyder defeated Winters 60 to 42 to reach the second round of the Brownwood Invitational. Leste Anderson and Drew Bullard scored 45 points for Snyder, Guy Puckett had 13 for Winters, and Snyder led 15-9 after the first quarter and 35-18 at halftime. Sweetwater lost 55-45 to Comanche in the first round and Snyder advances to face Breckenridge at noon. Sweetwater meets Cisco at 10:30 a.m.
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Snyder
Winters
Leste Anderson
Drew Bullard
Guy Puckett
Sweetwater
Commanche
Breckenridge
Cisco
Longhorns Hold Off Nebraskas 77 to 73 in Tight Losses
Texas protected a narrow fourth quarter edge to beat Nebraska 77 73 in Austin. Nebraska guard Fred Hare scored 33, including 23 in the first half, to keep within reach as Texas and Nebraska traded leads before John Paul Fultz tied the game and Bo Rothchild put Texas ahead to stay with 9 23 left. Olivier led Texas with 19 points, Nelms added 14, Franks 13. rebounding favored Nebraska 54 52.
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Texas
Nebraska
Fred Hare
Nets
John Paul Fultz
Bo Rothchild
Paul Olivier
Tommy Nelms
Larry Franks
Longhorns
Stanton and Post Reach Finals in Cage Tournament
Stanton and Post advance to finals of the Staunton Invitational cage tourney in both varsity and fem brackets. Post beat Tahoka 49-40 led by Ronnie Pierce 28 points. Marilyn Jones scored 42 for Tahoka in the fem semifinal win.
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Post
Tohoka
Ronnie Pierce
Antelopes
Terry Harwick
Tahoka
Post Fems
Marilyn Jones
Carla Mceely
Fem
Sterling City
O'Donnell
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Elmer McMahan
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Dink Polson
Butch Reed
Jim Thompson
Andrews
Fea Sane Post
Roseane Foster
Janelle Tate
iSherry White
O’donnell
Evans Edges Hutchinson In Tight Ninth Grade Thriller
Evans edged Hutchinson 52 to 51 in overtime in a ninth grade game. Phil Bohannon scored 14 for Evans while Larry Elliott had 16. For Hutchinson Rickey Dyer led with 24 and Rodney Craddick added 14.
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Hutchinson
Phil Bohannon
Larry Elliott
Rickey Dyer
Rodney Craddick
Ivans
Greg Cassel
Glen Johnson
Tulia and Morton Reach Finals in Tulia Tournament
Tulia and Morton reached the boys finals while Tulia girls and Dimmitt clinched title berths. Weldon Mote scored 26 as Tulia beat Abernathy 77 60. Ernest Chesshir had 24 for Morton in a 51 49 win over Springlake. Freida Rousseau and Susan Britton led the girls with 27 points.
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Springlake
Dimmitt
Floydada
Freida Rousseau
Susan Britton
Linda
Dee Wilson
Canyon
Littlefield
Farwell
Abernathey
Bad Weather Forces Reese Basketball Clinic Postponement
Severe weather has forced the Reese basketball clinic to be postponed from today. The event will be rescheduled for a later date to be announced by organizers.
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Reese
Pampa Harvesters Secure Third Straight District Win
Pampa Harvesters defeated Palo Duro 59-53 to stay undefeated in District 3-AAAA. Mike Echols led Pampa with 20 points, followed by 13 from David McDaniel and Ken McWilliams, 12 from Lanny Lewis and Kerry Roper, while Palo Duro led 36-28 at halftime before the rally.
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Mike Echols
Dons
Tommy Cook
Pampa
David McDaniel
Ken McWilliams
Lanny Lewis
Kerry Roper
Palo Duro Had A 36-28 Halftime Margin. the Harvesters
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Texans Dominate WT 128-67 In Record Shattering Win
South Plains College Texans routed West Texas State Stompers 128-67 at Levelland. Coach Bill Powell’s squad held a 60-32 halftime lead and eclipsed the prior school record of 100 points with a high-paced second half.
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West Texas State
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Bogan Sparks Tascosa Win Over Caprock
Bill Bogan scored 34 points guiding the Tascosa Rebels to a 7 to 2 victory over the Caprock Longhorns. Tascosa improves to 2-2 in district play while Caprock drops to 1-3.
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Amherst Wins Three Tilts From Whiteface
Amherst Bulldogs win 40-29 in the boys game while the girls prevail 44-27 and the B team dominates 53-14. James McAdams scores 18 for Amherst, Ray Guajardo 14 for Whiteface, Kathy Campbell 20 for the Amherst girls, Sheryl Peters 13 for Whiteface.
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James McAdams
Ray Guajardo
Kathy Campbell
Sheryl
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Amarillo Sandies Remain Undefeated in Hereford Victory
Amarillo high school team extended its perfect mark with a 75 to 59 win over Hereford. Mickey Vader scored 23 points and Robert Strange had 19 for Hereford as Amarillo pulled away in the second half. The B team also won 57 to 44 with Lynn Wells leading Hereford’s JV scoring.
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Amarillo
Golden Sandies
Sandies
Mickey Vader
Robert Strange
Lynn Wells
Larry Champ
Hale Center Teams Reach Tournament Finals
Hale Center hosts reached the Hale Center tournament finals as Hale Center boys beat Petersburg 39 to 48 with 14 from Larry Fields and 12 from Mark Laney. Hale Center girls routed Petersburg 71 to 10, Cheryl Shaver 25 and Loretta Tiffin 24 led. Silverton boys beat Petersburg 55 to 49 and Cotton Center girls edged Silverton 57 to 54.
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Mark Laney
Larry Fields
Petersburg
Cheryl Shaver
Loretta Tiffin
Cindy Wilson
Cotton Center
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Ropesville Eagles Top Shallowater for First Loss in 14 Games
Ropesville edged Shallowater 53 52 in a home gym showdown. Ronnie Sedgwick led with 15 points while Dee Lindley and Mickey Smith added 12 each as Ropesville improved to 4 1. Sedgwick sparked the late push and the Eagles controlled the boards throughout the game.
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Ropesville Eagles
Shallowater Eagles
Eagles
Ronnie Sedgwick
Dee Lindley
Mickey Smith
Wilson Holds Off New Home 39 38 In Close Friday Night
Wilson tops New Home 39 38 as Johnny Scott scores 13 for Wilson while Adrian Hill leads New Home with 15. Wilson also wins the B game 31 25 and New Home the fem out 48 37 behind Elsie Henry 20 points and Vicki Lane 16 for Wilson.
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Johnny Scott
New Home
Adrian Hill
Ing
Elsie Henry
Vicki Lane
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