Borger Burden Grows as Hanna Era Faces Tough District
Borger coach Tex Hanna endures a rough start as the Bulldogs suffer a season of records and losses. Plainview defeats Borger 64 43, Monterey beats Borger, and club rivals Amarillo and Plainview loom as district contenders in a drama packed 3 AAAA race with Pampa and Lubbock as outside threats.
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Plainview
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Armory
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Randy Matson
Terry Culley
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Lubbock High
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Amarillo Caprock
Monterey
Tascosa
Palo Duro
Kemp Faces Watson In Lubbock Indoor Meet
Track analysts expect a tight 60 yard dash at the Lubbock Indoor meet January 19 with top sprinters Tony Watson of Oklahoma and Bill Kemp of Baylor posting 9.3 seconds in 10 yards and others around 9.4. Field events include a possible pole vault lineup featuring Mickey Biller and Preston Holsinger of Oklahoma, Beattie of UNM, and Fabelsong of ACC. Rice’s Fred Hansen may also vault near 16 feet if he attends. Tickets are on sale at multiple outlets for 2.50, 2, and 1.50 bucks.
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Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock
Tony Watson
Oklahoma
Bill Kemp
Baylor
Watson
Boyd Timmons
Houston
Dennis Richardson
ACC
Ben Sells
Curt Roberts
Texas A&m
Preston Bagley
Kemp
Ralph Alspaugh
University of Texas
Mickey Biller
Preston Holsinger
UNM
Beattie
Frank Fabelsong
Rice University
Fred Hansen
Warren Brattles
Rice
Sport
Holt’s Sporting Goods
Texas Tech
Parks and Recreation Dept
East Broadway
Lee Edges Abilene Cooper In Two Overtimes
In Midland Lee Rebels beat Abilene Cooper 70 68 after two overtimes. Art Fowler scored 23 for Lee while Bobby Smith added 21 and Bobby Lambert 12. Cooper’s Mike Frush hit late free throws but fell short as Lee pulled ahead in the district 2 AAAA standings.
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Art Fowler
Bobby Smith
Rebels
Abilene Cooper
Bobby Lambert
Cougars
Fowler
Cooper
Mike Frush
Smith
Lambert
Don Hertzenberger
Abi- Jene
San Angelo
Odessa Permian
Odessa
Big Spring
Permian
Abilene
Muddy Ruel Improving After Heart Attack in California
Former major league catcher Muddy Ruel, 66, suffered a heart attack Friday night in California and was reported doing quite well Sunday at Palo Alto Stanford Hospital Center. A longtime battery mate of Walter Johnson with the Washington Senators, he has resided in Menlo Park and Palo Alto in recent years after retiring as Detroit Tigers executive.
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Calif
Herold
Muddy) Ruel
Palo Alto-Stanford Hospital Center
Ruel
Walter Johnson
Washington Senators
Menlo Park
Palo Alto
California
Detroit Tigers
Challenge Bowl Survives Pay Dispute in Corpus Christi
The Challenge Bowl nearly stalled when 53 players demanded pay after a 33-31 All-Star loss. Corpus Christi backers bought 51 percent of stock to safeguard the project while players received guaranteed $600–$800 payouts. Jackson expressed optimism as receipts totaled $32,000 from 7,100 tickets, with overall losses about $15,600, and a second edition planned. Thunder Thornton and Charley Furlow starred for the Nation and Southwest squads, respectively.
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Southwest Collegians
National All-Stars
Southwest All- Stars
Southwest Sports Inc
Ken Jackson
Austin
University of Texas
Jackson
Johnson
Charley Furlow
Mississippi State
Nationals
Thunder Thornton
Nebraska
Johnny Genung
Texas
Two Sharing BSC Lead With 1-0 Records
Texas Wesleyan and St. Mary's hold the early Big State Conference lead at 1-0 after opening week wins. Wesleyan beat Texas Lutheran 90-70, while St. Mary's defeated Southwestern 74-60.
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Associated Press
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St. Mary’s
Texas Lutheran
St. Mary's
Southwestern
Dallas University
Dallas
Huston-Tillotson
Bulldogs
Heason
Texas
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Bt. Mary's
Texas Luthern
St. Edward's
Pan American
Trinity
Mary's
Exas Luitheran
Nthwestern
Texas Luitheran
St Mary's
Southwestern Tears Lutheran
Huston-Tifloteon
Yanks Win Hula Bowl 20 13 VanderKelen Stars In Comeback
Ron Van derKelen of Wisconsin leads the North to a 20 13 comeback victory over the South in the 17th Hula Bowl at Honolulu Stadium before 22 000. George Saimes Paul Flatley and Bill Munsey sparkled on the ground as VanderKelen adjusted to pass protection and Washington State’s Hugh Campbell and Kermit Alexander delivered key plays for the North. Attendance 22 000.
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UPI
Ron VanderKelen
Wisconsin
VanderKelen
George Saimes
Michigan State
Paul Flatley
Northwestern
Bill Munsey
Minnesota
George Reed
Washington State
Sonny Gibbs
Texas Christian University
Gibbs
Kermit Alexander
UCLA
South Iso
Dave Watson
Georgia Tech
Hugh Campbell
Ray Mansfield
Washington
Saimes
Vander Kelen
Reed
College and professional scores from various bowls and leagues
College football Hula Bowl North 2 to 33 South 33 Crusade Bowl East 38 West 10. Pro Football Playoff Row Detroit 17 Pittsburgh 10. College basketball Xavier 87 Detroit 71 Indiana State 96 St Joseph's 76 Rockhurst 91 Bt Mary's Plains 70. Pro basketball Los Angeles 120 Cincinnati 119 St Louis 114 San Francisco 103 Syracuse 114 Chicago 102 Detroit 103 New York 102. Pro hockey Montreal 8 New York 0. Best Big Ten punt 83 yards by Iowa Lonnie Rogers vs Oregon State.
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Xavier (O
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Ind
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Mary's Plains
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
St. Louis
San Francisco
Syracuse
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Boston
English soccer clubs frozen by snow cripples wages and schedule
English clubs face cash crises as 119 matches are postponed in 15 days due to ice and fog. Managers report large wage bills with little gate revenue. FA and league officials discuss heating upgrades and a possible late-season extension to mid May.
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London
Halifax
Henry Taylor
Wrexham
England
Alan Hardaker
Graham Doggart
English Football Association
Britain
Harada Defends Flyweight Title in Bangkok Return
Masahiko Harada, 26, defends the 112-pound world crown against Pone Kingpetch in Bangkok after upsetting the champion last October in Tokyo. Harada was 7-3 to win by 11th round knockout and is now a 2-1 favorite to retain the title despite the bout being in Pone’s home town. Pone carried a facial wound needing 12 stitches from the prior clash.
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Harada
Pone Kingpetch
Thailand
Bangkok
Pone
Kayo
Tokyo
Exchampion
Dartmouth star Bill King nets 85 points last season
Bill King led Dartmouth scoring with 14 touchdowns and a two point conversion for 85 points last season.
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Bill King
Dartmouth
Hornsby Death Acknowledged In Simple Farewell
Rogers Hornsby died at 66 in Wesley Memorial Hospital after a heart attack. His stepdaughter Mary Beth Porter said he wished no flowers and money go to the National Heart Fund. He was a Hall of Fame hitter famed as the Rajah and a rugged, solitary figure in baseball.
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Chicago
Rogers Hornsby
Mary Beth Porter
National Heart Fund
Rajah
Wesley Memorial Hospital
St. Louis Cardinals
Hornsby
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Browns
E. M. Landis
St. Louis
Cardinals
Sall Club
Nine Ski Pros To Make Stops In New Mexico
Nine ski professionals including Olympic medalists will tour the United States with stops in New Mexico at the Sierra Blanca basin near Ruidoso next weekend and Santa Fe Basin January 19-20. The tour then moves to Buttermilk Mountain Aspen January 26-27 and continues to Trollhaugen Wisconsin Pine Knob Michigan Devil's Glen Ontario Stratton Vermont in subsequent dates. Winners at each stop are paid on an accumulated-point basis. Sierra Blanca recently opened an 8,000-foot Gondola tramway with additional lifts on the north slopes of Sierra Blanca Mountain.
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New Mexico
Anders Molterer
Christian Pravda
Adrien Duvillard
Ernst Hinterseer
Sierra Blanca
Santa Fe
Buttermilk Mountain
Aspen
Coleski Basin
Trollhaugen
Wis
Pine Knob
Mich
Devil's Glen
Ontario
Stratton Mountain
Vermont
Sierra Blanca Basin
Sierra Blanca Mountain
Sullivan Award To Jim Beatty
NEW YORK AP Little Jim Beatty 128 pounds became the first miler to break 4 minutes indoors and won the 1962 Sullivan Award for amateur excellence. Beatty topped 329 of 636 ballots with 2,459 points, edging runner-up Tommy Kono who had 1,007 points.
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Jim Beatty
Amateur Athletic Union
James E. Sullivan
AAU
Beatty
Los Angeles
Tommy Kono
Honolulu
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