Pampa and San Angelo eye regional on neutral court
Pampa and San Angelo may meet in a regional basketball final on a neutral site in Lubbock if they win bi district games. San Angelo coaches consider a move to the site pending El Paso results. San Angelo's Allen Davis may bring his squad to the event if El Paso is eliminated. Texas A&M signs include Teddy Howell from Brownfield and Rotan center plus two San Angelo players. Texas adds Bobcats Bill Paschal and Lake View’s Dale Scott.
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Midland Lee eyeing Texas Tech coach. Jones signs with Oklahoma
Midland Lee shows interest in Texas Tech target John Conley as coach J T King hopes he stays. Oklahoma signs Carlsbad star David Jones after early Texas Tech interest. Palmer and Jeffer son notes mix with Crosby Open chatter. Golf scores at Bing Crosby Tour highlight tough holes and top earners like Nelson and Sneed.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Jim Peterson
Byron Nelson
Don Finsterwald
Sam Sneed
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Trinity to visit Texas Tech in big tennis showdown
Trinity University brings top players Chuck McKinley Frank Froehling Cliff Buchholz Butch Newman Harry Burrus and Bobby Joyner to Lubbock for a March 2 match with Texas Tech. Trinity swept Texas Tech last year and beat Arizona 5 1 in the early action.
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Texas Tech
Trinity
Chuck McKinley
Frank Froehling
Cliff Buchholz
Butch Newman
Harry Burrus
Monterey
Bobby Joyner
Tigers
Pan-American College
Arizona
Pan-American
Tech
Springlake
Oletha Sanders
Earth
Pioneer Prospects Two Lettermen Return To LCC
Lubbock Christian College builds track hopes with two returning lettermen Leslie Winsper and Allen Newberry leading eight freshmen and two sophomores. Freshmen Patterson Woodrum Whitaker join a versatile squad aiming for strong relay times and sprint improvements this season.
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LCC
Hugh Rhodes
Lubbock Christian College
Ine Fioneers
Southwestern Recreation
Fort Worth
Leslie Winsper
Texico
N.M
Allen Newberry
Lubbock
Miller Stan Lynch
Hobbs
New Mexico
Jack Back
McLean
Texas A&M Top Tilt With Texas For SWC Lead
The Texas Longhorns host Texas A M in a crucial Southwest Conference game that could expand their lead to four games over the Aggies with four remaining. A Texas win would keep them within one game of clinching a tie, while Baylor would need to beat Rice to force a shared outcome. The night also features SMU at TCU and Texas Tech at Arkansas.
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Devenport Wins Golden Gloves Crown Fort Worth Tops Teams
Dallas heavyweight Claud Devenport captured the 27th State Golden Gloves title by defeating Lynn Farr of Texarkana in a hard fought final. Fort Worth earned the team title as preliminaries determined the standings ahead of the Chicago Tournament of Champions.
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Waco
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Zeke Sanchez
Odessa
Brownwood
Ronnie Williams
Odessan
Sammy Alvarez
Faustino Coronado
Eddie Gonzales
Manuel Navarro
Floyd Molina
Benny DuPriest
Baptists Grab Church Victories
First Baptist defeated Calvary 67 58 behind Gary Pattinson 30 points. First Methodist beat St Johns Methodist 82 76 with Jerry Avery 30 and James Ullrich 23 for the losers. College Ave edged Couples Class 68 64 as Doug Cannon 25 led the winners. Asbury held off Second Baptist 58 57 with Collins 21 and Bill Kennedy 19.
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Dave Ivy
Jerry Avery
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Richard Luney
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Doug Cannon
Second Baptist
Collins
Bill Kennedy
Harlem Stars Hold Off Lovington Teachers 71 70
The Harlem Stars defeated the Lovington Teachers 71 to 70 in Lovington New Mexico. Curtis Williams led the Stars with 20 points while Jimmy Williams and Leon Ferris each scored 22 for Lovington. The game preceded a Levelland trip to face the Independents with halftime Tex Am performances and junior league games. Proceeds benefit the Lobo Texans Booster Club junior program.
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Jimmy Williams
Leon Ferris
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Dodgers Draw Optimism From 1962 Season
Walter Alston reflects on the Dodgers 1962 campaign noting a youthful core and strong performances from Tommy Davis Frank Howard and Maury Wills. He outlines moves including Bill Skowron acquisition and lineup reshuffles while stressing improved infield depth pitching depth and experience.
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Ron Fairly
Willie Davis
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Cy Young
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Bob Miller
New York Mets
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Phil Ortega
Larry Sherry
Sherry
Jack Smith
Ron Perranoski
Ed Roebuck
Johnny Roseboro
Doug Camilli
Mike Brumley
Lee Walls
Six Lettermen At Andrews
Andrews (Special) Coach says six lettermen return from last year’s baseball squad which went 13 wins and 6 losses. About 40 boys expected to try out with returnees catcher Jack Harris first baseman Pat Hubbard second baseman Jerry Tidwell third baseman Dan Abshire shortstop Charles Gore and outfielder Jimmy Martin.
Longhorns edge Eagles 59 56 in junior senior tourney
Paul Garrison scored 46 points to lead the Longhorns in a 59 56 victory over the Eagles in the Optimist Boys Club junior senior division. Leslie Spence added 20 for the Eagles.
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Optimist Boys Club
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ACC Belts Pioneers In Caging Of Wayland
Abilene Christian College Wildcats built a 21 point first half lead and fought off Wayland College 68 to 58 at Plainview. Jim Reynolds scored 21 and Charles Creek 20 for ACC while Lu Balenton led Wayland with 20 points. Saturday Wayland hosts McMurry at Homecoming with potential district lead implications.
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Charles Creek
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ABC Boys Club Midget League scores
The Tigers beat the Scorpions 62 to 5 and the Irishmen edged the Mohawks 15 to 13 in ABC Boys Club action Monday. Bill Howard led the Tigers with 22 points while Bryan Beecham scored 12 for the Irishmen and Ronnie Hubbard added five for the Mohawks.
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Bryan Beecham
Ronnie Hubbard
C&I Life defeats Cecil's 102 to 80 in league game
Mac Percival scores 35 and Roger Hennig 29 lead C&I Life to a 102 80 win over Cecil's. L V Jackson tops Cecil's with 22. Slaton wins over Post by forfeit in other action.
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Three Week Delay For Soccer Cup Final
Britain faces a three week delay in the English Soccer Cup due to freak weather. The FA moved semifinal matches from April 27 to March 30 and the final from May 4 to May 25. In Glasgow the Scottish Cup fourth round draw was postponed because of widespread postponements caused by ice snow and floods.
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