Aggies Drop Tech and Keep Pace Atop Standings
The Aggies fell behind early but Hallam led with 11 points in the second half as Texas A&M battled Texas Tech. Wall fouled out late, Gindorf played through foul trouble, and Royce Woolard and Gooden contributed support. The Raiders sit 1-1 in the league and head to Dallas to face SMU, their co champion rival, in a high stakes meeting.
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Hale Center Nips Winds In Finals In Hale Center Tournament
Hale Center Owls edge Floy dada Whirlwinds 76 75 to win their tournament as Bill Brooks hits the decisive basket with 20 seconds left. Freddie Weil scores 26 for Hale Center and Butch Gilliland 25 for Floy dada. Ralls takes third with 146 81 consolation wins over Hart Happy wins girls title 59 41 over Cotton Center with Moring 25 and Hale Center beats Floydada 63 37.
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Abernathy Wins Idalou Tourney
Abernathy Antelopes beat host Idalou 65 48 to win the boys division. Roosevelt girls defeat Idalou 43 27 to claim the other title. Mike Miller led Abernathy with 24 points, and Roosevelt’s Alice Woolley scored 27 for the girls.
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NYU Sophomore Basketball Player Gene Fisch Native of Poland
Gene Fisch a New York University sophomore basketball player is a native of Poland and resides in Syracuse New York.
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Westerners Battle Bulldogs In Tight District Clash
Davis and 12 points each paced the Westerners as Lubbock High clashed with Plainview in a close district contest. Aday sparked Plainview with key jumpers while Nagar and Robinson kept the Bulldogs within reach before final runs. Plainview fell 63-47 to Lubbock Cowhands in the opener, moving to 1-1 in district play.
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Cowell’s late shot lifts Dimmitt over Tulsa Hornets in thriller
James Cowell sank a desperation mid court shot to beat the Tulsa Hornets 47-45 in a non conference game. Cowell led Dimmitt with 14 points while Melvin Chism topped Tulsa with 14. Cheryl Culwell powered Tulya a 38 20 girls win with 18 points for Dimmitt and Sharon Lilley for Tulsa.
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Plainview’s Joe Ferguson among 22 named to NTSU football squad
North Texas State University announces 22 varsity lettermen for 1962 with 13 seniors 1 junior and 9 sophomores. Captains end Mike Pirkle and guards Richard Farris Gerry Hawkins led the team that posted a 6-4 season and placed second in the Missouri Valley Conference.
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Butch) Wright
Rams Top Odessa College In 66-59 Western JC Thriller
Pete Welch scored 17 and Charles Spieker added 16 as San Angelo College defeated Odessa College 66-59. The Rams improve to 2-0 in the Western Junior College Conference and 11-2 overall while Odessa’s Ed Gardner led with 20 points. San Angelo hosts Lubbock Christian College Monday night.
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Jayton Defeats Guthrie 58-47 In Invitational Final
Jayton Jaybirds win the Jayton Invitational final 58-47 as Harold Murrell scores 29 and Dennis Ratliff adds 18 for Guthrie trails. Guthrie wins girls final 42-37 with Linda Pettier 15 and Carol Johnson 14 for Jayton.
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Amarillo Sandies Beat Palo Duro 73 to 54 For District Lead
Amarillo High Sandies stay tied for the District 3-AAAA lead with a 73 54 home win over Palo Duro Dons. Lovett scores 23, Hill 19 as Amarillo improves to 2 0. Dons slip to 0 2. Doug Hendrick leads Palo Duro with 17 points.
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Lockney and Post Rivalry Crown Slaton Tourney
Lockney boys and Post girls won finals in Slaton tournament on Saturday. Belt scored 28 for Lockney and Brown added 15 as the Tigers defeated Slaton 64 48. Post captured the girls title 46 21 led by Barbara Craig with 28 points.
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Pampa Defeats Tascosa 72-59 in District clash
Pampa Harvester squad beat Tascosa 72-59 to move to 2-0 in District 3 AAAA and 16-1 overall. Wayne Kreis led with 23 points while Swanson and Sikes added 16 each. Tascosa’s Defoe and Bogan had 17 points apiece. Rebels fall to 6-7 and 0-2 in league play.
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Ropes Cops Claim Title In Own Tourney Final
Gerald Smith led Ropesville Eagles with 24 points as they defeated Meadow Broncos 45-42 in the finals at Ropesville. Wellman girls beat Wilson 34-30 for the girls title, with Bledsoe taking boys consolation 39-35 and New Home topping Bledsoe 47-32 for girls consolation. Earlier, Bledsoe beat Dawson 48-44 and Ropesville beat Wilson 48-12 in boys action.
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Scorchum Captures Sunland Graduation Stakes Victory
Scorchum finished two lengths ahead of Diamond Lodge to win Sunland Park’s Graduation Stakes third running. Shamrock Kid’s foul claim was disallowed after review. Shamrock Kid finished four lengths back in third.
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Spangenberg Advances Dartmouth Ground Game 674 Yards in 1962
Dartmouth running back Tom Spangenberg tallied 674 rushing yards on 123 attempts during the 1962 season, highlighting the team's ground attack and his role as a key back.
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Canyon Eagles Rally Past Mules 68 to 59
Canyon Eagles defeated Muleshoe 68 59 in a non district boys game. Steve Burgess scored 22 for Canyon while Dick Allison led Muleshoe with 27. In the girls game Lola Harrell scored 15 to lift Muleshoe to a 52 32 win over Canyon.
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Baylor holds lead to win as Moore fouls out late
Baylor broke from a 2-2 tie early and built a 6 to 14 point edge for most of the game. Winston Moore scored 25 before fouling out with nine minutes left, as Baylor led 52-44 and held a 33-25 halftime advantage.
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