Lobos upset by Aggies after national hype
Coach Bob King led New Mexico to a stunning pre Christmas win over Texas Western, then slipped to a 62 61 overtime loss at New Mexico State. Aggies coach Lou Henson praised team play and noted disputed officiating while Rice and Tech prep notes highlight court details.
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Cassius Clay loses bid for conscientious objector status
Frankfort Kentucky AP Cassius Clay heavyweight champion loses plea to be classified 1-A conscientious objector. State Board of Appeals unanimous rejection prompts case to Louisville draft board. Clay, a Black Muslim, previously sought minister deferment and faced failed mental exams.
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Phillies Sign Three Pitchers for 1967 Roster
The Philadelphia Phillies on Tuesday announced three pitching signings for 1967. Dick Thoenen, 23, from Macon Georgia, posted a 1–0 record this season. Palmer, from Rockville Indiana, age 31, joins from Scisdale Arizona and Eugene Oregon native Thoenen is listed among 92 pitchers vying for NL slots.
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Pampa Harvesters Top Coronado for District 3AAAA Win
Pampa beat Coronado 56 to 44 to claim third place in District 3AAAA. Coronado led early but Pampa outscored 36 to 11 after the first period and finished strong. Lynn Shuttlesworth topped Coronado with 16 points, George Bailey scored 19 for Pampa, Steve Williams 14, and James Bond added 12.
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Dunbar Suffers First District Loss 49-46
Midland Carver Hornets upset Dunbar Panthers 49 46 in District 1-AAAA play. Dunbar shot 29 percent from field and 33 percent from line while Earl Carter led Midland with 20 points and John Hollins topped Dunbar with 12. Dunbar’s B game won 114 45.
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Sandies Tie For 3-AAAA Lead In Tight Win
Amarillo Sandies battle Caprock Longhorns to a 66-58 win here Tuesday night lifting Amarillo into a district tie for first place. Jerry Phillips led Amarillo with 17 points while James Duckworth scored 22 for Caprock as the Sandies clinched a share of the lead with one game left in the first half.
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Distance runners set for Lubbock Indoor Meet Saturday
Top infrequently seen milers and 1 000 yard runners gather at Municipal Coliseum in Lubbock for Saturdays indoor meet led by George Scott of New Mexico and a wide field from Eastern New Mexico Oklahoma State Texas A&M Houston and others. Tickets on sale with reserved seating and adult general admission. Prelims kick off Friday with track setup underway.
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Kansas State Mentor Completes Staff AEE in Kansas CAP
Kansas State mentor completes training program with staff in Kansas CAP. The effort involves AEE and local educational partners to bolster agricultural education and extension outreach across the state.
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Odessa Wranglers End South Plains 86 84 In Tight Conference Win
Odessa Junior College Wranglers upset South Plains College 86 to 84 to stay perfect in Western Junior College Conference play. Odessa trailed early then surged to lead by four before the Texans tied late. Robby Heskitt scored 25 for Odessa as Jae k Hurd added 21 and Billy Tompson 16 while Bob Fullerton led South Plains with 26 and Pat Risiner 17. The game heads to Amarillo Friday.
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Plainview Defeats Westerners as Fagan Leads scoring
Plainview built a 14-10 lead early and rolled to an 814 season finish with three players in double figures. Bryan Fagan led Plainview with 12 points, Kenny Redin added 11, Colin Coe had 10, while Joel Hayhurst topped Lubbock High with four first quarter points. Westerners drop to 2-17 as Plainview notches conference win and also wins the B team 58-31. Jim Robertson paced Cowhand scoring with 13 points.
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Australian tennis star Stolle near world tour kickoff
Professional Tennis Association executive director Wally Dill said Stolle would receive about 89 600 for signing a deal, a figure he called wild. Stolle planned to join fellow Australian Rod Laver on January 25 in Brisbane to begin a world tour against Dennis Ralston and Pancho Gonzales in a Davis Cup style competition.
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Lit tlefield QB Club Banquet Features Cowboys End Guest
The annual Litt lefield Quarterback club banquet is set for February 4 at 7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be Willie Townes a 6-2 290 pound defensive end for the Dallas Cowboys.
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