Willis scores 43 as Lobos beat Snyder 75 59 for lead
Levelland led from the start and built a 25-21 first quarter edge then 56-44 entering the final period. Henry Willis scored 43 points on 19 field goals to lift the Lobos to a 75-59 District 3-AAA victory over Snyder, with Clay Krueger and Lynn Waters adding 14 each. Snyder’s Leslie Anderson had 18 points.
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Levelland
Henry Willis
Levelland Lobos
Snyder
Willis
Lobos
Clay Krueger
Lynn Waters
Leslie Anderson
Leslie Brown
Ronnie Fite
Mike Bowden
Westerners Edge Amarillo In Lubbock Thriller
Lubbock Westerners pulled away from Amarillo with a 74 57 win as Laurin Prather sealed the margin with a buzzer layup. Lubbock built an early lead, with Washington Dunlap and Jax fueling the offense while Amarillo battled to stay within reach. Mike Burnett fouled out late for Amarillo as the Westerners preserved a double–digit advantage through the final minutes.
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Tecinsterners
Amarillo
Vac
Lnv
David Jacks
Washington
Dunlap Font
Sandie
Jeff
LHS Crew
Harp
Eeeene
Dennis Faulk
LHS
Jead
Lubbock
Hub City
Burn
Erners
Vaclav
Falk
Charles Wells
Lis
Jax
Dorom
Mike Burnett
Sandies
Laurin Prather
Nelle Armstrong
Jamarillo
Anton Moves Into Meet Finals
Anton defeats Lazbuddie 51 to 35 to reach the invitational cage tournament finals. Larry Crows scores 17. Laz buddie’s Hoppy Jennings also 17. The Three Way Jems beat Spade 64 to 38 to earn a finals berth.
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Anton
Lazbuddie
Larry Crows
Hoppy Jennings
Jems
Spade
Madalyn Gait
Sharon Whitner
Lynette Hall
Southland
Floydada
Morton
Nich
Sudan
Sharon Baker
Spade Boys
Abernathy Bax
Bobby Jones
Oliver
Aaton
Hale Center
Tom Terrell
Roy Keithner
Charlotte Williams
Anton Girls
Barbara Cannon
Moorhead, Knight lead church league basketball wins
Moorhead scored 27 points to pace Second Baptist past First Baptist 72-63 in a church league game Friday night. Carl Knight totaled 26 for First Baptist while Charles Harris and David Hauger each reached 14 for the losers. Evans defeated Matthews 51-32 in a ninth grade game as Paul Bohanon scored 10 and Travis Home 12 for the losers.
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Mike Moorhead
Second Baptist
First Baptist
Carl Knight
First Methodist
Highland Baptist
Charles Harris
David Hauger
Evans
Matthews Paul Bohanon
Matthews
Travis Home
Ray Dent
Jim Easter
Hutchinson
Slaton
Rick Dyer
Berry Lee
O. T.” Slaton
Greg Misey
Robo Hester
Vernon White
Vernon Whiteside
John Kerland
Chicago Cubs Head Whitlow Resigns Post
Chicago Cubs athletic director Rob Whitlow resigns effective January 31 for personal reasons. John Holland, Cubs vice president and general manager, announced the move at the winter news conference. Santo named team captain. Brenneman rookie pitcher with Yankees farm team posted 9-13 and 3.41 ERA last season.
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Chicago
Rob Whilow
Chicago ‘Cubs
John Holland
Cub
P. K. Wrigley
Cubs
Whitlow
Air Force Ch Nel
Air Force Academy
Ine
Ron Santo
Jim Brenneman
Yankees
Richmond, Va
First 3-A Victory: Farwell Beats Sudan 82 54
Farwell Steers overwhelm Sudan 82 to 54 in the District 3-A opener. Larry Gregory scores 21 and Jerry Childs adds 17 as Farwell leads 24 8 after the first quarter and 70 38 by the third. Sudan’s Corley Baker scores 30 in a losing effort. Sudan girls win 39 24 with Tanya Fox 22 and Joann Rhodes 19 for Farwell.
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Sudan
Farwell
Larry Gregory
Jerry Childs
Corley Baker
Tanya Fox
Joann Rhodes
Unclear sports scores and team results from a fragmented page
A garbled OCR of multiple college and high school scores and team names across various regions. Many line breaks and misspellings hinder clear extraction of events, teams, opponents, and final scores. readable items include scattered matchups such as Canaan 80 and Lakeview 40, plus references to universities like Wesleyan and Maryville with unclear contexts.
Lamesa Beats Lake View in district basketball clash
In San Angelo Lamesa pulled away from Lake View with a 45 41 final. Walton Franklin scored 19 for Lamesa while Pat Wiggins added 17. Rocky Woods led Lake View with 15 as Lamesa improved to 21 0 and Lake View stood at 1 2.
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San Angelo
Lamesa Tomadoes
Lake View Chiefs
Lamesa
Walton Franklin
Pat Wiggins
Rocky Woods
Lake View
Lovington Beats Clayton 75 to 66 in NM District Opener
Lovington wins 75-66 over Clayton to open New Mexico District 4 A basketball action. Wayne Thompson scored for Lovington and Dennis Shugart added 23 as Lovington improved to 5 and 1 in league play. Lovington also won the B team game 72-44.
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Clayton
N.M
Lavington
New Mexico
Wayne Thompson
Lovington
Dennnis Shugart
Roosevelt Downs Idalou In District 4A Play
Roosevelt beat Idalou 58 to 49 as Ken Coffey and Raymond Ater led scoring for Roosevelt and Idalou respectively. Roosevelt also claimed a 67 to 50 win in another 4A game, with Dee Gregory adding points for the victors and Caralyn Capshaw contributing for Idalou.
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Idalou
Roosevelt
Ihalon
Ken Coffey
Raymond Ater
Dee Gregory
Caralyn Capshaw
Frenship Narrowly Edges Ralls In Tight 53 52 Battle
Frenship edged Ralls 53 to 52 as Dean Turzamy scored 18 for the winners and Butch Moore tallied 19 for Ralls in a non district game. Ronnie Parks added 15 for Ralls while Don Allen scored 17 for Frenship. Other junior high results noted: Dunbar won ninth grade games, Mackenzie and Alderson also posted victories, and Thompson saw late scoring. The Tigers schedule mentions 19 home night games in 1965.
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RALLS
Dean Turzamy
Butch Moore
Ronnie Parks
Don Allen
Frenship
Pampa Uses Press To Push MHS From Lead
Pampa pressures Monterey High School in a hard full court press as Pierce fuels a late rally. Monterey struggles to match offense while Harborists extend a 12 point gap with 2:14 left in the period.
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Pampa
Monterey
Harvesters
Pierce
Jayton Gathers Finals in Its Invitational
Jayton boys beat Roaring Springs 59 36 with Gerald Murrill scoring 20 to reach the finals. Guthrie reached the finals by defeating Turkey 57 36 as Dennis Ratliff scored 17. Jayton faces Turkey for the championship while Jayton girls beat Roaring Springs 46 33 led by Retti Parker 29, Old Glory tops Turkey 39 23 for a finals berth. Monterey and Pampa split, Monterey rising to 7 0 in RB league play.
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Jayton
Guthrie
Patton Springs
Fem
Om Glory
Turkey
Roaring Springs
Midland Bulldogs top Permian Five in district basketball
Midland drilled Permian 68 to 58 as Doug Russell sparked a fourth quarter surge. Permian led 14 2 0 in the first quarter and 32 0 at halftime. Richard Mason scored for Midland and the Bulldogs earned their first district win of Teague’s attempts.
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Midland
Bulldogs
Orlessa Permian
Permian
Doug Russell
Richard Mason
Whiteface trounces Sundown in district basketball showdown
Whiteface Antelopes beat Sundown 62 to 34 in a District 10 game. Ray Guarante led Whiteface with 18 points while Dub Holly had 20 for Sundown. Whiteface improves to 1-1 in league play as Sundown falls to 0-2. Nancy Haggerton scores 20 for Sundown in the girls game, with Sheryl Peters adding eight for Whiteface. Whiteface also wins the boys B game 43.
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Sundown
Ray Guarante
Dub Holly
Roughnecks
Nancy Haggerton
Sheryl Peters
Whiteface
Pecos holds off Monahans 63 62 in tight finish
Pecos edged Monahans 63 to 62 as Pew Cox led Pecos with late defense stifling Monahans in the final stanza. James Haynes scored 20 for Pecos while Jaynes Tate added 19 in a 2-1 loop play win. Flower Grove contest details include 4819 for Stanton and 6116 Brame.
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Monahans
Pewcox
ETMAS
Stanton
Flower Grove
John Hewant
Mike Peace
Monahane
Iisers
Hone
James Haynes
Jaynes Tate
Ifor Pecos
Becky Mag
Flower Pecos
Brame
Grove
Dink Polson
Slaton Holds Off Tahoka In Tournament Play
Slaton topped Tahoka 19 to 15 in the host school's tournament. Larry Gamble led Slaton with 18 points while Sharon Williams held high scoring duties for Slaton. Carla McNeely scored 18 for Tahoka to end the run. Six games are listed for today with posts and Shallowater in morning action then late matchups between Tahoka and Shallowater's teams.
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Slaton
Tahoka
Larry Gamble
Sharon Williams
Carla McNeely
Post
Shaiowater
Ta+ hoka
Shallowater
Sgirls
Dunbar Panthers Fall In Double Overtime To Odessa Blackshear
In a District 1-AAA Negro opener at Odessa Friday night Dunbar Panthers lose 65 61 after double overtime as free throws coldness haunt them. Jimmy Gery leads with 19 points while Billy Jones and Tommy Ricks add 13 each. Dunbar B team wins 52 37 before varsity tilt.
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Odessa
Dunbar
Panthers
Odessa Blackshear
Blackshear
Jimmy Gery
Billy Jones
Tommy Ricks
James Johnson
Herebert Johnson
Reuben Loud
Teague pours 50 as Floydada routs Lockney in opener
Floydada star Keith Teague scored 50 points in a 99 to 43 win over Lockney in the District 3-AA boys game opening league play. Bobby Kropp led Lockney with 11. In the girls game Floydada won 69 to 46 as Shirley Rainer scored 29 and Myra Quebe added 21 for Lockney.
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Floydada
Keith Teague
Lockney
Bobby Kropp
Shirley Rainer
Myra Quebe
Horns Rout Dons 50 to 37 in Amarillo
Caprock defeated Palo Duro 50 to 37 in Amarillo Friday. Caprock built a 17 point first quarter lead and led at halftime. Gary Da scored 16 points for Caprock and Dennis Stratton had 10. Mike Echols led Palo Duro with 18 in double figures.
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Amarillo
Caprick
Palo Dum
Caprock
Gary da
Dennis Stratton
Mike Echols
Plainview Downs Borger 62 to 45 in district clash
Plainview Bulldogs defend AAAA district crown by beating Borger 62 45. The Bulldogs turn a 12 11 first quarter edge into a solid victory as the Borger squad struggles to close the gap.
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Plainview
Borger
Plainview Bulldogs
Teague
South Plains College Tops Frank Phillips 72 to 51
South Plains College used tight defense and accurate shooting to beat Frank Phillips 72 51 in Levelland. Charles Turnibaugh scored 17 for the Texans while Dwight Haley added 14 and Leon Papeman 11 as South Plains improved to 12 in conference play. Frank Phillips got 14 from Meorn and 11 from Heil.
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Levelland
South Plains College
Berger
Frank Phillips
Texans
South Plains
Charles Turnibough
Dwight Haley
Leon Pape
Tumbaugh
Haley
Tesans
Boants
Ac Meorn
Danny Heil
South Plaine
Frank Phillipe
Reavell
New Mei Miliary Institute
PRK Pris
Tal
Mustangs Win Two In Tourney In Big Lake
The Denver City Mustangs win two games in the Reagan County tournament at Big Lake. They beat Macon 52 48 in the first round as David Mitchell scores 17 and Tory pick 18 for the losers. Later they defeat Del Rio with Eddie Sites 21 points leading and Salmon 13 for the other team. Reagan County faces Ral in the other semifinal. winners meet for the title at 9 p.m. with third place at 7:20 p.m.
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Big Lake
Denver City Mustangs
Regan County
Reagan County
Friona Reaches Tourney Finals After Friday Wins
Friona teams advance to the finals as Friona girls beat Ravina 49 35 and Kress over Lazbuddie while other Friday results include Far well defeating Muleshoe and Springlake boys edging Muleshoe.
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Hovina Special
Roth Friona
Ravina Siye
Krese Boys
Ney Watch
Friona Girls
Ravina Buddie
Ona Bees
Kress
Lazbuddie
Farswell
Muleshoe
Springlake Boys
Pep and Nazareth advance to Amherst tourney finals
In Amherst tournament action Pep girls defeat McAdon 36 to 28 led by Felina Prada 23 points while Nazareth girls reach the finals with a 52 24 win over Nazareth routed Whitharral led by Paula Redding 16. Nazareth boys topple Biedwoe G30 as Jimmy Hoelting scored 11. Amherst boys beat Whitharral 79 60 with James McAdams 31 points.
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Amherst
Pep
Nazareth
McAdon
Felina Prada
Natalie Neff
Carol Schulte
Nagaerth
Whitharral
Paula Redding
Jimmy Hoelting
Pall Bryant
Tabback Christian High
James McAdams
Larry Wade
James Mitchell
LCHS
William Sokora
Bledsoe
Linda Clayton
Teams Advance In Cage Meet at Ropesville Tournament
Action heats up in the Ropesville basketball tournament with Union beating Sinver 62 to 38 as Ronnie Loyd scores 18. Meador tops Dawson 39 to 9 led by Joe Haynes two points. Ropes down Comper 41 with Mickey Smith and Larry Scheider each 14. In girls play Union edges Dawson while Meadow defeats Smyer 52 40. Ropesville faces Ahemnathy in the girls bracket with Wellman meeting Cooper Rowe in the finale.
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Ropesville
Uneon
Mendel
Union
Sinver
Ronnie F Loyd
Jick Hanna
Ropes
Comper
Mickey Smith
Fant Tem
Larry Scheider
Paul Pendergrass
Meadow
Dawson Joe Haynes
Dawson
Caper
Smyer
Canary Wire
Deanie Blackman
Kathy Vinson
Thraeh
Meathew
Hope Floyd
Yeoone Clark
Conper
Wellman
Montereyere
Ahemnathy Bi
Cooper Rowe
Childress Beats Tulia 64 62 In Nonconference Duel
The Hornets edged Tulia 64 to 62 as Tulia had a 20 17 lead after one quarter but trailed by halftime. Tulia star Weldon Mote led with 31 points while Childress got 18 from Exons and 16 from Campbell.
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Aulia Spee
Ant Tula
Joanin Birne Exons
Hobsats
Wallace Campbell
Weldon Mote
Tulia
Childress
Hornets
Tulla
Tula
John ‘Goodwin
John Nance
Dumas Demons Beat Muleshoe In AAA Showdown
Dumas Demons defeated Muleshoe with Malon Kirkland and Dennis Cothern leading the scoring with 16 points each. Muleshoe trailed early, facing 20-10 and 18-? leads as the game opened.
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Dumas Demons
AAA
Dumac
Malon Kirkland
Dennis Cothern
Demons
Mickey
Wilson
Charles Murray
Dumas
Ayne Harkrider
Sovaltana
Hale Center Triumphs In District Opener
Hale Center defeated Silverton in a district opener on Friday. Hollingsworth scored 16 for Hale Center while Greg Tower led Silverton with 23 points. Shaver tallied 19 for Silverton as Williams added 20 in a girls game loss.
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War Center
Hale Center
Silverton
Hollingsworth
Greg Tower
Si Eersan
We Shaver
Tena Williams
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Harold Jennings
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