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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 08, 1963

Page

9

Cincinnati Unanimous No 1 in UPI Basketball Poll

Cincinnati remains the top ranked team in the UPI coaches poll with an 11-0 record and 29th straight win, while Loyola Chicago sits 13-0 but 60 points behind. Georgia Tech and Mississippi State enter the top 10 as Kentucky and Oregon State drop out.

Loyola Ed Jucker Bearcats Cincinnati Wichita Georgia Tech Mississippi State Kentucky Oregon State

Texas Racing Association Formed To Promote Horse Racing

A Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Antonio and other Texas business leaders formed the Texas Racing Association at a King Ranch meeting to promote first class horse racing facilities. Arthur Seeligson Jr temporary chairman said 120 Texans agreed to become charter members. Trustees include John Murchison W R Hawn Douglas Marshall and Arthur Seeligson Jr. Voters earlier rejected a constitutional amendment permitting parimutuel betting on horse racing in the first primary.

Kingsville Tex Dallas Fort Worth Houston San Texas Antonio Midland Amarillo Cormation Seeligson John Murchison W. R. Hawn Carl Ragan H. E . Chiles Thomas Abbott Jay Pumphrey Douglas Marshall Ralph McCullough William Smith Edward Andrews San Antonio Arthur Secigson Jr A. A. Fitzsimmons J. R. Straus Sr

Palmer Is Tops In LA Open Golf Tournament

Arnold Palmer captured the Los Angeles Open with a 274 total, finishing three strokes ahead of Canadians Al Balding and Gary Player who shot 277. Art Wall finished 279, while Don Fairfield and Huston LaClair tied Palmer at moments before slipping to 278 and 280 respectively.

Los Angeles UPI Arnold Palmer Art Wall Huston LaClair Don Fairfield Palmer al Balding Gary Player Wall LaClair Fairfield

Coaches Max O Banion and Bob Candaniel Stir Boxing Night Comebacks

The piece highlights the high energy coaching style of Max O Banion and Bob Candaniel during Texas basketball games. It contrasts their heated, passionate sideline antics with their occasional quiet moments as they coach Lubbock High and Plainview, noting a close 61 60 Plainview win over Lubbock High and the exhausting aftermath for both coaches.

Max O'’Banion Bob Clindaniel Lubbock High Plainview Candaniel Juarez O'Banion Max Bob

OSH Era Alleged Hazards Highlight Coach Hayes Controversy

The passage cites a rivalry clash after SMU and Baylor with praise for Doc Hayes and the Mustang program. It notes impressive eight year records: 141-63 overall, 78-28 in SWC, three outright titles, two shared, two runner ups, and a 17-1 current mark. It then shifts to Pampa Harvesters coach Terry Culley praising tough early-season play and potential improvement through experience and key players Matson Kreis Balch Swanson Setl.

Osh SMU Doc Hayes Mustangs Baylor Doc Ponies Texas Tech Pampa Terry Culley Culley Matson Randy Kreis Wayne Balch Gordon Swanson Keith Seti Gary Dallas Jefferson Jeff

Hallum Tops Raiders In Tech Conference Scoring Pace

Hallum leads Texas Tech with a 15.6 point season average while Hallum tops in conference games at 14.5. Denney trails with 7.0 in league play, Gindorf shoots 84.6% on free throws, and Mickey is 8.3% on field goals. Tech averages 62.6 points overall and 61 in conference games.

Sid Wall Texas Tech Glen Hallum Red Raiders Tech Harold Denney Bobby Gindorf Bill Murren Hallam Gindorf Milton Mickey Hallum Denney Raiders

Pan Am Games to Proceed in São Paulo as Planned

Major Sylvia de Magalhaes Padilha, Brazil’s Pan American Games chief, confirms the four th Pan American Games will run April 22 to May 5 in São Paulo. She notes 22 nations have confirmed participation, with several Central American and Caribbean states yet to respond.

Sao Paulo Brazil Sylvia de Magalhaes Padilha America Maj. Padilha Associated Press United States Nicaragua Bermuda Bolivia Costa Rica Haiti Guatemala

College Couples Highland Nab Tilts In Church League

In church league play Monday night College Avenue rolled First Methodist 92 to 47. Couples Class No 8 beat Calvary 64 to 31. Asbury defeated Highland 71 to 64. St John’s lost to First Baptist 65 to 63. Doug Cannon scored 18 for College Avenue and Jerry Avery 17 for First Methodist. Richard Lindsey had 16 for Couples and Dick Morris 14 for Calvary. Rankin led St John’s with 18 while Grusing topped First Baptist with 21.

College Avenue First Methodist Calvary Asbury Highland St. John’s First Baptist Doug Cannon Jerry Avery Richard Lindsey Dick Morris Rankin St. John's Grusing

Top Ten College Basketball Team Points Ranking

United Press International lists Cincinnati first with 35 points and 11 0 record, Loyola Chicago second with 13 0, followed by Illinois Arizona State Ohio State and Duke. Georgia Tech leads second Ten with 9 0. Additional teams receive single to multi point counts across the board.

Illinois Arizona State Ohio State Duke Wichita UCLA Cincinnati Washington Loyola Ill Georgia Tech Mississippi State Oregon State North Carolina West Virginia Colorado State Univ Kentucky Auburn Colorado St. Joseph’s Stanford Wisconsin California Utah State DePaul St. Louis Niagara Bradley Notre Dame

Williams leads Slaton Co op over Pinkies in league

Dick Williams scored 23 points to lift Slaton Co op to a 73 69 win over Pinkies in an Independent League city basketball game Monday night. Don Hoover led Pinkies with 25 points in defeat.

Dick Williams Slaton Co-op Pinkie’s Don Hoover

Plainview Hosts Tascosa Rebels in District 3-4A Action

In District 3-4A Plainview and Tascosa clash as Bob Clindamer led Bulldogs seek a third straight win to stay atop the standings. Gametime is 8 p.m. with Aday of Plainview the league scoring leader at 46 points.

Plainview Amarillo Pampa Lubbock Monterey Borger Palo Duro Tascosa Bob Clindamer Bulldogs Sandies Clindaniel Paul Aday Amanillo Coliseum Aday Kreis Hendrick Hill Franklin Davis Lovett Swanson Burs Schmid Jones

Wills Wins Sid Mercer Award For 104 Stolen Bases

Maury Wills of the Dodgers won the Sid Mercer Memorial Award from the New York chapter of the Baseball Writers Association for breaking Ty Cobb's 47 year record with 104 stolen bases. He will accept at the Waters’ 40th annual dinner and show on January 27. Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle were co winners last year.

New York Maury Wills Los Angeles Dodgers Ty Cobb Sid Mercer Baseball Writers’ Association Wills Waters Roger Maris Mickey Mantleogj

Baldridge Splits With New Home in Monday Games

Bald ridge High School split a pair of games with New Home Leopards at home. The varsity lost 65 to 42 while the B team won 29 to 26. Elton George led New Home with 22 points and Terry Brown added 17. Craig Harris scored 9 for Baldridge. Tim O Neal had 14 and David Anfred 10 in the B contest.

Baldridge High School Lubbock Christian College Leopards Elton George Terry Brown John Edwards Craig Harris Baldridge Tim O'Neal David Anfred New Home

Bragan Faces Toughest Job Among New MLB Managers

Milwaukee Braves new manager Bobby Bragan steps into a fifth-place team in a city wary of mediocrity. The piece compares Bragan with fellow newcomers Johnny Pesky Birdie Tebbetts and Eddie Lopat, noting aging pitchers scarce offense after trades, while highlighting Cleveland Boston Kansas City pressures and the broader challenge of turning losing squads into contenders.

New York UPI Bobby Bragan Milwaukee Braves Bobby Bragan Johnny Pesky Boston Red Sox Birdie Tebbetts Cleveland Indians Eddie Lopat Kansas Joe Adcock Cleveland Tommy Aaron Norm Larker Warren Spahn Lew Burdette Tebbetts Mel McGa Adcock Birdie Tito Francona Milwaukee Red Sox Pesky Roman Mejias Houston Dick Stuart Pittsburgh Pete Runnels Don Schwall Lopat Kansas City Ted Bowsfield Los Angeles Angels A’s Bowsfield Yankees Hank Bauer Eddie Boston

Tittle to be Honored as Ark-La-Tex Professional Athlete

Shreveport reports Quarterback Y A Tittle will receive the Ark-La-Tex professional athlete of the year award on February 9. The Marshall Texas native starred at LSU before his NFL career with Baltimore, San Francisco, and New York, guiding the Giants to the Eastern Division title last season.

Shreveport UPI Y. A. Tittle New York Giants Tittle Ark-La-Tex Marshall, Tex Tutle Louisiana State University Baltimore San Francisco New York

WBA Approves Liston Patterson Return Title Bout

The World Boxing Association reversed a prior ruling and approves a return heavyweight title fight between Sonny Liston and Floyd Patterson in New Orleans. Eddie Machen’s mental institution status left Patterson as top contender, with Bruneau citing past breaches of return-match clauses and promising future bans.

New Orleans UPI World Boxing Association Sonny Liston Floyd Patterson WBA Emile Bruneau Eddie Machen Patterson Bruneau Mexico City

Paul Says Integration Worries Eased by Frick Assurance

Cleveland Indians executive Gabe Paul announced that the integration issue in the International League no longer worries him after Ford Frick promised Negro players would be treated equally in Little Rock. He noted the Jacksonville farm club could play in Little Rock in 1963 with assurances received. Arkansas Governor Faubus declined to comment.

Cleveland Gabe Paul Cleveland Indians International League Ford Frick Paul Little Rock Jacksonville Fla Frick Arkansas Orvall EF. Faubus International League Baseball

Klein Nets 9 Yard Kickoff Return TD For Ohio State

In 1962 Ohio State star Bob Klein delivered a standout kickoff return against Northwestern, a 9 yard dash for a touchdown highlighting a key Big Ten moment.

Bob Klein Ohio State Northwestern

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Loyola of Chicago United Press International UPI Board of Coaches St. Louis Hawk Phil Jordan Len Wilkens St. Louis Symphony Orchestra Kiel Auditorium Hawks San Francisco Warriors Texas Group Wants Racing Palm Springs Phoenix Links Arnie Tommy Jacobs Bob Rosburg Gene Littler Phil Rodgers Jacobs Texas Tech Statistics Fga Sid Ney Ad Harlem Glen Murren Bill Gindert Woolend Mike Milkey Farley Varnell Joe Hatlum Gindort Mickey Woolard Pan-Am College Manuel Nagar Robert Grant Ronnie Perez Burl Couch Don Hollis E Pampa Bergeree Plain View Sid Mercer Award By Steve Snider Ark-La-Tee Area Association BIBLE W. E. Thorn Village Theatre Tony Lama Jack Davis Jack Dale Bob Nash
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