Matador and Happy dominate All-South Plains Class B picks
Matador and Happy, the South Plains regional champions, led the All-South Plains Class B selections. Matador placed three on the first team and one on the second. Happy had two on the first team, two on the second, and Dean King named Coach of the Year after guiding Happy to an 11-1 season and regional crown.
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Avalanche-Journal
South Plains
Matador
Happy
Dean King
King
Cowboys
Avalanche Journal
Pete Davis
Richard Campbell
Gary Lancaster
David Rattan
Bovina
Leonard Harvey
Jim Blackburn
Jerry Stevens
Richard Kennedy
Mac Glasscock
Jerry Frazier
Gary Stevenson
Don Compton
Jerry Sires
Whitharral
Gerald Smith
Ropesville
Jerry Herzog
Wilson
Randy Peeples
New Deal
Lancaster
Glasscock
Davis
Cumpton
Charles Walton
Alvin Swanson
Anton
Roy Swetnam
Lorenzo
Peeples
Bi-District
Blackburn
Dell City
Sires
Campbell
Matadors
Rattan
Knox City
Wilson Blocker Smith
Charles Johnson
Richard
Tulsa
Phillips 66ers Brace For Tech Match In Lubbock
Phillips 66ers coach Bud Browning brings a depleted lineup as six players remained out since November. The team, bolstered by Tom Robitaille’s temporary return and John Jenkins, won two early games and faced Rice, Tulsa, and East Central State as stars Jerry Shipp Don Kojis led scoring.
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Russia
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Formosa
AAU
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Bobby Rascoe
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Rice University
East Central State College
Ada
Okla
del’ Ray Mounts
John Jenkins
Mounts
East Central State
Behlen Stars
Columbus
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Houston
University of Tulsa
Klein Cohen Named As Boxing Heads for U S Maccabiah
Alfred M. Klein a member of the Pennsylvania Athletic Commission and his deputy Phil Cohen were named co chairmen of boxing for the U S Maccabiah Olympic Games Committee. They will recruit Jewish athletes to represent the United States in the 1965 Maccabiah Olympics. Cohen previously served as boxing coach and trainer for the U S squad.
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Alfred M. Klein
Pennsylvania Athletic Commission
Phil Cohen
U.S
Klein
Haskell Cohen
U.S. Committee For Sports In
Israel
New York
Cohen
United States
Tel Aviv
First Bowl Clash as Ole Miss Meets Arkansas in Sugar Bowl
Ole Miss and Arkansas meet in the Sugar Bowl for the first time on New Year’s Day. Johnny Vaught’s 10-0 Rebels face Frank Broyles’ 9-1 Razorbacks in a clash expected before about 80,000 fans. Ole Miss holds a 13-12 edge in the series.
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NEW Orleans
UPI
Mississippi
Arkansas
Johnny Vaught
Rebels
Oxford
Miss
Razorbacks
Fayetteville
Ark
Frank Broyles
Ole Miss
Boxing pact may derail Liston Patterson rematch
The WBA leadership criticizes a return bout contract between Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson as binding and potentially jeopardizing the new organization's credibility. Emile Bruneau and Dr. Charles P. Larson argue enforcement could suspend complying states, while Bruneau calls the contract ironclad.
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World Boxing Association
National Boxing Association
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
WBA
Emile Bruneau
Louisiana Boxing Commission
Charles P. Larson
Tacoma
Wash
Bruneau
Patterson
Liston
Chicago
NBA
Sonny Gibbs Named To Starting Post
West coach Dan Devine Tuesday named Sonny Gibbs of Texas Christian as the starting quarterback for Saturday's East West Shrine game in San Francisco. Devine listed the probable starting offensive lineup after an early morning workout of the squads.
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UPI
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Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian
San Francisco
Devine
Top college teams open busy holiday cage schedule
Six of the nation's top ten teams will compete as 21 major tournaments begin across the country. Stanford and Southern California lead the Los Angeles Classic with 7-0 and 9-0 records. Illinois and Penn clash in the Holiday Festival at Madison Square Garden, while other events feature undefeated teams and marquee matchups across venues from New York to Portland and Kansas City.
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Madison Square Garden
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Oklahoma City
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Ore
Iowa
Arizona
Oregon
Washington State
Seattle
California
Idaho
Oregon State
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Kansas City
Buffaloes
Kansas
Town State
Warriors Rally Past Hawks For 94 91 Victory
Wilt Chamberlain and Tom Meschery sparked a late comeback as the San Francisco Warriors erased a two point deficit to beat the St. Louis Hawks 94 91 at Madison Square Garden. Chamberlain scored 32 and Naulls 22 while Pettit led Hawks with 23 before fouling out. In New Delhi a 4000 boat mechanization program awaits Japanese diesel engines.
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UPI
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Tom Meschery
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New York Knicks
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Hawks
Pettit
Warriors
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Meschery
Willie Naulls
Belkin Leads Seeded Players In Orange Bowl Tennis Tourney
In Miami Belkin of Miami Beach, the defending champion and US junior titlist, advanced with a 6 3 6 0 win over Richard Peters. Seeded rivals including Pasarell Pollard Rock Roche and Dowdeswell prevailed as rain halted Monday's second round. matches resume today with 17 year olds Kalo and Nakayama causing the day’s big upset.
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UPI
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Miami Beach
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Athens
Greece
Akira Nakayama
Fujisawa
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United States
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Charles Pasarell
Santurce
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Auckland
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Australia
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Brazil
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Pollard
Joshua Shalom
Israel
Koch
Tetsu Karamitsu
Tokyo
Pakistan
Nikola Spear
Yugoslavia
Patricio Cornejo
Chile
Roger Dowdeswell
South Rhodesia
Uwe Gottschalk
West Germany
Tittle Named Player Of Year In Eastern Division
Washington (UPI) Y A Tittle the veteran Giants quarterback was chosen as professional football player of the year by the Washington Touchdown Club. He will miss the Jan 12 ceremony as he heads to Los Angeles for the Pro Bowl. Tittle set an NFL record with 33 touchdown passes and 3 224 passing yards in 1961. He led the Giants to their second straight Eastern Division title.
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UPI
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New York Giants
Washington Touchdown Club
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Chicago Bears
Ardian Burk
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