Donny Anderson Day Honors Stinnett Star at SHS Cafeteria
Donny Anderson, famed Stinnett native and Tech halfback, received an eighteen inch plaque and a proclamation at Danny Anderson Day in the SHS cafeteria. Former teammates, coaches, and fans celebrated the resident hero with special guests J. T. King and Don Light in attendance.
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Danny Anderson
Stinnett Stingray
SHS
Tech
Golden Palomino
Stinnett
J. T. King
Don Light
Friona
Anderson
Aspermont Hornets shine in Caprock tourney opener
Aspermont coach Troy Lemley lauds a 49 percent team mark after a 79 to 55 win over Floydada at Municipal Coliseum. Star James Ray, a 6-2 freshman, and brothers in the Ray clan draw attention as the Hornets, led by Lemley, push toward the regional tilt in March. Coaches from McAdoo and Cameron spot in the crowd as Isa.
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Troy
Lemley
Aspermont
Caprock
Municipal Coliseum
Hornets
Sanford Fritch
Austin
Floydada
Eith‘er
Man Mountain
James Ray
James
Ray
Cee Eantes
Sin Iron
Aspermont Anderson
Stonewall County
Bhat
al True
Joe Bass
David Lutrick
Kerry Bearden
Tommy Hawkins
Tech Raiders open Caprock tourney with win and injuries noted
The Caprock tournament opener highlights Tech and Levelland play, with key scorers like Hannum and Milburn for Tech and Lamesa’s Walton Franklin out with an ankle injury. Vanderbilt’s guards and Guerin’s return are discussed amid roster shifts and injury updates.
Wayland College Vanquished by HPC Quintet
In a Monday night game at Bromwood Special HPC base, Payne scored 19 and Carer added 19 to power a 58 19 win over Wayland College. Ballanton led Wayland with 11 but was their only double figure scorer as the teams set up a rematch.
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David Milburn
Dick Tingley
Lyle Stowe
Graham
Steers
Lamesa Tornadoes
Lamesa
Walton Franklin
Tors
Bromnwood
Skeward Payne
Wayland College
Walter Carer
Ian Ballanton
Wayland
Namath Baylor Wins In Tourney
Baylor defeats Furman 89-78 as Alabama coach Namath plans using Sloan to start after a 11 point rally. Alabama leads 132-9 behind Sloan in relief while Namath contemplates future pro play and a cautious return from injury amid playoff prep.
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Greenville
D.C
Baylor
Furman
Sloan
Clemson
Alabama
Mississippi
Namath Bryant
Namath
Texas Ao
McAdoo, Denver City, Aspermont Win Tilts
In a string of rough, back and forth play, Denver City defeats McAdoo and Aspermont by narrow margins as late frames tilt the balance. Wayne Rudisill scores 28 for Petersburg and free throws become pivotal as both teams struggle from the line.
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McAdoo
Denver City
Aspermont
Rankings Highlight Early College Basketball Week
The list shows top teams with Illinois, Indiana, and St. Louis boasting big wins while Davidson drops from the top ten after beating Virginia. Baylor and Furman split a holiday double header with Baylor edging North Texas State 78-73. Willie Davis leads Hardin-Simmons with 22 points and 15 rebounds as the Eagles battle back from a 13-point deficit.
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Commodores
John Ed Miller
Page One
Keith Thompick
Westerners
Westerburg
Lee
Bob Grace
Dorian Clawson
Wayne Taylor
Grace
Taylor
Vandy
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SMU
Rice
Vanderbilt
Virginia Tech
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Raiders
McMurry
Wyoming
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
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Oklahoma
Robert Nees
Terry Colt
Russell Reeves
Retershurs
Thelsonnel
Manin
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Bobcats
Bob Pettit
Bly
Lamesa
Crassise
Iheinut
Harris
Vernon
Se‘rbor
Michel
Hawks
St. Quesne
Davidson
Hereford
Peersburs
Alabama
Odessa
Denver City
Kerner
Gallatin
Charlotte
Levelland
Fett
Tourna- Lobos
van Meter
Hutton
Galla
Bradford
Dub
Mckinney
Lindsey
Kerquesne
Robert Strange
Winattord
Ner
Torrid
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Roan
Tetale Sesdao
Mr. Kerner
Nets
Gese Sewre Ryearere
Roger Owens
Dimmittoo Ree
Henry Willis
Wieydada
Themi Fraser
Richie
Opeth
Lynn Waters
Kirks
Vilhe
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Texas Physical Education
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Joma
NBA
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Hawkes
Latrek Oar
Beanten
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Holy Cross
Despitte
Virginia
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Eagles
Jemal Hardin-Simmons
North Texas
Willie Davis
Dee
Dave Burns
Rix Oi ‘Vagy
Henry Peacock
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Minnesota
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Washburn
Yankton
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Manhattan
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Tulsa
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York AC
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Rockhurst
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Sandies Rally Past El Paso Austin Quintet 59 to 49
In Monday night basketball across Amarillo and nearby cities, the Sandies beat El Paso Austin 59 49 after trailing 23 21 at halftime. Mickey Vaclay led with points, Ray Madrid and Bill Rivas added 10 each for Austin Palo Duro, while Mike Echols and Lyan Simmons paced Palo Duro and Jefferson respectively in a multi game set.
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Amante
Sandies
el Paso Austin
Palo Duro
Amarillo High
Mickey Vaclay
Ray Madrid
Bill Rivas
Austin Palo
Marty Steckman
Caprock
Burges
Jay Christopher
All-State selections dominated by Hull-Daisetta and Rosebud players
The Texas Sports Writers Association named a first team featuring Hull-Daisetta three players Jimmy Watson Paul Fregia and Terry LeNormand and Rosebud two Harlen Wunsch and Ronnie Spivey with Archer City Gary Tepfer on fullback. James Jones of Queen City led the voting with 99 points. Second and third teams include Ingleside Ingleside’s John Huerta and Johnny Howard and other players from Frisco White Oak and White Oak among others.
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Harlen
Rosebud
Schoolbiey
Ingleside
Marty Whelan
Jefferson
LeNormand
Texas bottSports Writers Association
Hull-Dassetta
Ingleberge
Archer City
Jerry Jones
Queen City
Gary Tepfer
Jimmy Watson
Paul Fregia
Terry LeNormand
Jesse Powell
Spur
Jones
Sam Maguire
Three Rivers
Watson
Ronnie Spivey
Fregia
John Patterson
Springlake
Hull-Daisetta
Maguire
Roseaud
Hull- Daisetta
Harlen Wunsch
Hull- Dassetta
Arthur Navarro
Lorenzo
Eddie Mac Long
Rotan
Johnny McFarland
George West
Tom Duren
Goldthwaite
Bruce Bell
Baird
Dwayne Phillips
Balls
Robert Halbert
Eldorado
David Whitney
Harry Broussard
East Chambers
Tommy Jackson
Lexington
Joe Wood
Waller
College basketball scores from various tournaments
A compilation of results across multiple tournaments listing teams such as Baylor Furman Oklahoma City Rice Memphis State SMU Andrews Caprock Andrews Fort Worth and many others with scores and some overtime outcomes. Highlights include Baylor 89 Furman 79 and Memphis State 95 SMU 92 in overtime.
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Baylor
Furman
Oklahoma City
Rice
Memphis State
SMU
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