Navy Ends Cotton Bowl With Strong Defense Against Texas
Navy coach Wayne Hardin praised his team for stifling Texas, despite a Cotton Bowl loss. Roger Staubach threw 21 of 21 for 228 yards, a bowl record, while Darrell Royal used 41 players. Critics credited Navy’s defense and noted Staubach’s performance amid heavy Texas pressure.
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Douglas MacArthur
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Longhorns
Roger Staubach
Jolly Roger
RaineriWas
Staubuck
Darrell Royal
Doc Hayes
Dunbar In Meet Win Dunbar In Meet Win ODESSA
Dunbar Panthers defeat Midland and advance to semifinals in the Odessa tournament. Texas Tech, Texas A&M, SMU and TCU top the Southwest Code race as SMU coach Dec Hayes comments on team form. Final tally at halftime favored Dunbar, 70-14, with a 44-20 second half edge.
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Dunbar
Texas
Rice
Odessi
Fessor
SMU
Dec Hayes
Billy Jones
Tommy Ricks
Lubbock
Dallas
A&m
Quincey White
Texas Tech
Bill Akron
Raiders
Jngh
Crane
Aaa
Panthers
Midland
Levelland
Open team win and Texas basketball chatter from AT LA
The item notes Texas Longhorns injuries and returnees, Jimmy Puryear gaining form, and Midland’s depth versus expectations. It also mentions coaching moves from Albany to Lubbock and local skeet honors, with golf results from the Los Angeles Open including Ginsberg and Black tying for the lead.
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Mustangs
Texas
Longhorns
Jimmy Puryear
Bark
Mike Humphreys Hay
Midland
Jimmy Gilbert
Puryear
Hutchinson Ill With Malignancy Shocks Reds Boss
Cincinnati Reds manager Hutchinson, 44, is undergoing two months of cancer treatment in Seattle. Bill DeWitt announced the ailment. details were not disclosed. Hutchinson has led Cincinnati to the 1961 pennant run while preparing for spring training in Tampa and Seattle.
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Fry Hutchinson
William, Hutchinson
Seattle
Hutchinson
Bill DeWitt
Reds
DeWitt
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Fla
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Florida
Deails
Drs. Hutchinson
Detroit Tigers
Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Yankees
Finals Set Tonight as Muleshoe Teams Reach Farwell Tourney
In Farwell Invitational action, Muleshoe boys and girls reached finals with wins. The Mutes beat Morton 30-15. Morton's Charles Ledhiniters led with 25. Vega and Hart also advanced in boys and girls brackets. Friona moved to the girls final with a 44-25 victory over Morton, while Springlakesson girls edged Hart 42-40 in OT to reach consolation final.
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Muleshoe
Mutes
Mortim
Robert Seagroves
Morton
Charles
Hart
Leon Loves
Joe
Steels
Billy Fa
Soinghorns
Mutettes
Vega
Dian Chappell
Shelley Armitage
Friona
Triumoph
Charlotte Nestles
Frions
Evelyn Buller
Hler Morton
Inglake
Friringlake
Springlake
Larbuddie
Rocky Cain
Hoppy Jennings
Pace
Huddie
Larry Buckley
Ralph Meixner
Sipping Hart
Beth Dent
Connie Bailey
William and Mary names new football coach Levy
William and Mary in Williamsburg Virginia named Mary Levy former California head coach to replace Milt Drewer whose contract was not renewed after seven losing seasons Levy resigned at California after 1962 and had led the Golden Bears four years prior served as New Mexico head coach in 1958 59 The Los Angeles Angels split 18 games with Baltimore and Minnesota last season referencing their best luck against those teams May appear in the same clipping as a separate note
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Mary Levy
University of California
College of William and Mary
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Minnesota
Quartet Of Marquette Cagers Dismissed From Team
Four junior college transfers from Colorado and one local sophomore were dismissed from Marquette University basketball after violating training rules. Coach Eddie Hickey did not specify violations but said the action ends their participation this season. Warras, Carbins, Price, and Yagodski, all sophomores or juniors, are no longer on the squad as Marquette suffers a difficult season following the losses of its starters.
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Isville
Eddie Hickey
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Hickey
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Don Yagoda
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Paul Corbins
Price
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Toyona
Warras
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Yates
Marquette
Aes Carbins
Chicago
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Mescanaba
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Creighton
Andrews Topples Monahans 76 to 44
The Andrews Mustangs beat Monahans 76 to 44 in District 2-AAA action. Andrews led 16-10 after one quarter and 34-23 at halftime, finishing strong 43-31 in the final period. Bert Griffith scored 15, David Bursten 14, Randy Williams 13, and Ronnie Hawthorn 10. Randy Jackson led Monahans with 16.
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Andrews Mustangs
Monahans
Bert Griffith
Mustangs
David Bursten
Randy Williams
Plainview Edges Pampa In Tight District Clash
Plainview nipped Pampa 68 to 64 in a district 7 4 A A game as the Harvesters and Bulldogs traded leads. Led by Paul Aday and Ronnie Holt Plainview built a late edge to spoil Pampa’s pre season title bid.
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Plaine
View
Ichampion Pampa
the Harvesters
Plainview
Columbus
Ohio
Treasuries
U.S
Wridags
Paul Aday
Ronnie Holt
Racing Commission
Manuel Nagar
Ronnie Perez
Chorley Price
Pee Pampa
Etion
Lawtel Petween
Washington
Collegians End Football Year With Senior Bowl and All-Star Games
The article previews the Senior Bowl in Mobile Alabama and several North South all star clashes. It lists notable players such as George Mira, Pete Liske, Sherm Lewis, Pete Benthus, and Don Looney, detailing backfield stars and key matchups for the North and South squads across multiple bowls.
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George Mirs
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Terry Tyssewon
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Honolulu
Tom Lanedry
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Altanighi Mira
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Burrell
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State
Mallon Faircloth
Tennessee
Dave Caxinelti
Memphis State
Concannon
Don Looney
Oklaho
Dick Drummond
George Washington
Bob Long
Wichita
Finley Ends Talks With KC Officials Over Stadium Lease
Finley warns Kansas City that the Athletics may leave as talks on a new lease fail. City council rejects four to five year basic terms and Finley, citing rent and concession revenue, plans to press AL owners for a move while the team risks losing its major league status in Kansas City.
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Terro
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Davis
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Chicago
LCC Tops Clarendon as Perrin Cardinals Rally
Lubbock Christian College won 78 71 over Clarendon as Perrin subbed freely late to trim the margin from 60 40 to seven points with eight minutes left. The Pioneers pulled away again before the final buzzer.
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Queens Win in Final Quarter at Topeka Showdown
In Topeka Kansas the Queens defeated the Topieka Boosters 51 to 40 to secure their third straight win. Wayland used a full court press throughout and surged from a four point deficit late to pull away. Betty Ransom led with 15 points and Judy Walliser had 11 for Queens while Carol Phillips added 12 for Topeka and Betty Southard 10.
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Fising Queens
Topieka Boosters
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Betty Ransom
Judy Wallis
Carol Phillips
Betty Southard
Boosters
Canyon Edges Hereford 41 40 In Overtime
Canyon defeats Hereford 41 to 40 in overtime after a 48 tie at regulation. Jin Haney led Hereford with 13 points while Rob Evans and Skip Moore each scored 9 for Canyon. Hereford reserves won 47 14.
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Capelyon
Hall
Jin Haney
Rob Evans
Skip Moore
Canyon
Rebels Top AHS 74 70 in District AAAA Tilt
Rebels outlast Amarillo Sandies 74 to 70 as David Jackson led the way for Tascosa with 28 points. The win leaves the Rebels at 4-0 in district play and Sandies at 1-4, amid a late rally by Amarillo. Dick Baar of Indiana completed 20 of 28 passes for 256 yards against Iowa this season.
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Sandies
David Jackson
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Dick Baar
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