Seminole’s baseball schedule sets 12 nonconference games
Seminole Indians, runners-up in Class AAA baseball last year, unveil a 12 nonconference slate plus 102 district games under head coach Chet Morgan in his third season. Opening March 1 at Levelland, the schedule lists home and away dates through May, with district play to follow.
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Scoring Race Tightens In District 3-AAAA Pursuit
Avalanche Journal notes the race for second place in District 3-AAAA as Pampa Harvesters hold a four game edge over Monterey and Plainview with two championship weeks remaining. Wayne Kreis leads individual scoring with 218 points, followed by Plainview’s Ronnie Peret andubbock High’s Danny Davis.
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Best Marks Ever A&M Athletes Set Classroom Record
A&M College reports fall semester academic gains for scholarship student athletes. Only two freshmen failed to meet minimum hour rules to maintain eligibility. Athletic Director Hank Feldberg notes typical student athlete was 18, with 61 percent graduating in the upper half of their high school class. Forty four percent maintained high academic standing.
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Buddy) Denton
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ACC Indoor Season Ends At Abilene Christian College
Abilene Christian University closes its indoor season in Dallas as it readies for a busy outdoor schedule featuring 16 meets. The Wildcats defend seven meet titles and plan new showdowns with Texas Baylor SMU and Colorado, plus home-and-home with New Mexico and NCAA and Texas tracks.
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Arkansas Announces 1963 Football Schedule With Start Times
Arkansas athletic director John Barnhill released official 1963 football start times for a 10 game slate subject to NCAA television agenda. The schedule includes seven games in Arkansas at War Memorial Stadium and Razorback Stadium with matchups against Oklahoma State Missouri Texas Christian Baylor Texas Texas A M Rice SMU Texas Tech and Tulsa.
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Giesecke and Curtis Sign with Abilene Christian College
Denver City standouts Marion Giesecke and George Curtis signed pre-enrollment letters with Abilene Christian College. Giesecke was Class AA football top vote getter and all-state, Curtis named to all-state 1961 and Fort Worth All-State, both two-year all-district selections. They join Mike Hubbard and Mike Love in ACC recruiting efforts.
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Farwell Eyes District 3-A Cage Title Hope
Hale Center special district 3-A tournament opens with four games. Farwell boys and Sudan girls can clinch the title by sweeping with potential playoff if they fall short. First round matchups include Kress vs Sudan, Farwell vs Springlake, Sudan vs Farwell girls, Hale Center vs Kress.
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