Treadwell Tops Texas Amateur Athlete of the Year 1962
Johnny Treadwell of the Texas Longhorns, an all-America guard and linebacker, was named Texas Amateur Athlete of the Year for 1962 by the Texas Sports Writers Association. He edged Pat Culpepper and Homero Blancas in a tight vote and will receive his plaque at the Dallas Sports Achievement Dinner.
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Hutcherson Flying Queens Defeat Look Magazine 61-34
The Hutcherson Flying Queens defeated Look Magazine 61-34 in AAU play. Laura Switzer led Plainview with 14 points, Betty Scott added 12, while Judy Lloyd led Look with 18. Queens lead 14-12 after the first period and finish strong. The teams head to Orton for another game tonight. The Queens return to Plainview Jan 12 to host Great Southern Life.
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Windham Becomes Key Aggie Rebounder And Forward
Jerry Windham the Texas A and M senior captain moved from center to forward to boost balance for coach Bob Rogers and the Aggies He leads the Southwest Conference rebounding and scoring despite a leg injury last season He cites a better team outlook and a chance to win the conference while adjusting to new center moves He earned 108 points in six games and 57 rebounds before missing recent contests Horn joins Lakers after Jolliff knee injury creating a guard for forward role and roster changes
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ROTC Army and Air Force Teams Clash at Tech Gym
Warlike tone fills a Texas Tech evening as Army and Air Force ROTC squads meet at 7 p.m. in Tech Gym with free admission. Royal Furgeson coaches the Army team while George Metcalf mentors the Air Force squad amid rising rivalry.
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Texas to face Arkansas in afternoon SWC game
Texas travels to Fayetteville to meet the Razorbacks in a 2 pm contest as both teams open SWC play at 1-0. Texas beat Rice 54-49 in Austin while Arkansas upset SMU 73-71 in Dallas.
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Red Raiders Fall at Optimist Club in Junior Senior League
Steve Fife scored 39 for the Red Raiders but Engies edged them 61 to 55 at the Optimist Boys Club. Larry Slater added 22 for the winners. In the other game Paul Garrison scored 26 as the Longhorns beat the Bronchos 46 to 10. Frank Sanchez tallied 14 for the Jos- CLs.
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Malaise Leads Tech Picadors At Start Of Season Pace
Odessa youngster Dub Malaise tops the Texas Tech freshman scorers with 27.7 points per game after three contests. James Adams of Midland and Norman Reuther of Fort Worth follow, as Malaise shines in summer all star form against Lubbock Christian College. Picadors run 78.7 points per game while yielding 65, with wins over West Texas State frosh, Lubbock Christian and Howard County.
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Carver Edges Dunbar 63 60 In Odessa Tournament
Carver defeated Dunbar 63 60 in the Odessa Tournament first round. Willie Haynes led Dunbar with 23 points as Midland built a 4-0 start and held a 28-25 halftime edge. Dunbar advances to the consolation semifinal at 1 40 p m against the loser of Abilene Woodson versus McCamey.
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Muleshoe Opens District 3-AA With Win Over Frio
In Muleshoe, the Mules beat Friona 47 to 42 in the opening District 3-AA boys contest. Jerry Harrison and Billy Thomas tied for high with 17 points each. Friona won the girls game 60 to 30 behind Teto Jennings 23 points, while the Mulettes’ Lola Harrell added 20. The bovse game ended Friona 36 Friona 31. Willie Mays is noted for 18 stolen bases in 1962.
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Allie Sherman humor hits at Packers Giants title game
New York Giants coach Allie Sherman kept his humor after a 16 to 7 loss to Green Bay in the NFL title tilt. He joked about future trades with rookie Ronnie Bull, while Packers guard Jerry Kramer kicked three field goals.
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Tribe Steals Past Kermit In District 2-AAA Victory
Seminole Indians guard a 77-51 win over Kermit Yellow Jackets in District 2-AAA as Seminole forced 33 turnovers led by Sample with 18 points. Curry and Lamm added 14 each. the B team beat Kermit 62-57 with Danny Price scoring 16. Luke George of Indiana previously kicked a 43-yard Big Ten field goal against Iowa.
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Challenge Bowl Sino Southwest All Stars Clash In Corpus Christi
The first Challenge Bowl matches 27 Southwest stars against 26 Nationals in Buccaneer Stadium with 12 000 to 14 000 expected. Notables include Jerry Mazzanti Gene Raesz and Lee Roy Caffey for the Southwest and Dick Williamson Cotton Clark Louis Guy and Thunder Thornton for the Nationals. Prize money pays 800 to the winners and 600 to the losers. Weather: cloudy mild 64 68 with light rain.
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District 3444A Rundown Pampa or Plainview Best?
Borger coach Tex Hanna admitted he expected a split as Plainview defeated Borger 69 to 45 in the district opener, marking Plainview’s first win over Borger in his long coaching career. The result highlights Plainview and Pampa as top contenders in the district.
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Ski Slopes In Top Shape Across New Mexico Resorts
New Mexico ski areas including Red River Ruidoso Santa Fe and Taos report over a foot of fresh snow on upper runs and a foot or more on beginner slopes. The midweek storm lays a deep base, with another system due Friday night, signaling superb conditions for the season’s remainder.
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Littlefield Wildcats Win Fifth Straight Game
Littlefield Wildcats defeated Farwell 60 to 51 to secure their fifth win of the season in front of a full house. Larry Wood led with 23 points, Billy Thompson added 18, and Leon Lovelace scored 18 for Farwell. Littlefield advances to face McAdoo in the Slaten tournament consolation semifinals at 10 45 a m.
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Abilene Christian ties record with 113 in win over Dallas U Crusaders
Abilene Christian College scored 113 points to defeat Dallas University Crusaders 113 to 80 on Friday night tying the school record for most points in a game. Only two prior AC teams reached 113 in 1957 and 1960.
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