Panhandle Hall of Fame names athletes and coach of the year
Rex Maddaford of Eastern New Mexico earned Athlete of the Year honors while Wayland College coach Harley Redin received Coach of the Year for guiding his girls to the national AAU championship. Inductees included Keith Flowers of Perryton and Bill Cross, Border Conference fullback from 1959.
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Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame
Rex Maddaford
New Mexico
Harley Redin
Wayland College
Plainview
Redin
Keith Flowers
TCU
Dutch Meyer
Flowers
Perryton
Bill Cross
Lee Redin
Yanks edge South in American Bowl classic 39 to 2
Ohio State's Leo Hayden scored twice and Michigan's Paul Staroba grabbed two TD receptions as the North routed the South 39-2 in Tampa. Don Moorhead directed a late first quarter drive. defense and turnovers aided the North with interceptions and fumbles by the South.
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Leo Hayden
Ohio State
Bubba Heats
Georgia Tech
Dennis Coleman
Mississippi
Tampa
Fla
Michigan
Paul Staroba
South
Bob Devaney
Nebraska
Don Moorhead
Hayden
Clifton Hardy
Arizona State
Joe Sagnola
Reds
Conference Season Shifts as Texas Leads SWC Standings
Texas' Longhorns top the infant Southwest Conference with an 88-79 win over Arkansas while Baylor gains momentum with a 7-4 non conference mark. SMU, Rice, Texas Tech and others follow in the crowded early standings as schedule play unfolds across the league.
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Booster Club Jottings Highlights Local Basketball Review
Monterey booster club meets at 8 p m in the school cafeteria to review the varsity and junior varsity seasons. Plans for the All Sport banquet will be announced. Saturday results include Tech beating Central Missouri, SMU defeating Creighton 97 95, Rice over Corpus Christi 108 84 and Texas A M in action.
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Lunn Wins Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in Playoff
Bob Lunn defeated Billy Casper with a birdie on the fourth extra hole to capture the $22,000 first prize at the Glen Campbell Los Angeles Open in Rancho Park. Both finished 274 after 72 holes. Lunn, a Sacramento native, earned his fifth tour title and praised a five‑hole stretch as decisive.
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Los Angeles
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Rancho Park
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Wall
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Phil Rodgers
Don January
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Greenwood
Rodgers
Gilbert
Arnold Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Sacramento
Calif
Billy
Wee Gibby Gilbert
Bob Goalby
Lee Trevino
Bone
Bill Garrett
Monte Sanders
Howie Johnson
John Schliee
Peeves
Ray Floyd
Tom Weiskopf
Aes Gay Brewer
Bruce Crampton
Gene Ferrell
Ross Randall
Gee Tom Shaw
F. Oe Oy
Rolf Deming
Chris Blocker
Dick Crawford
Doug Sanders
John Schroeder
Weeee
Tae Tors
Paul Harney
Lee Elder
Ana Th
J.C. Snead
Grier Jones
Don Finsterwald
John Jacobs
Don Massengale
Tina Ise Bol
Hubert Green
Jim Cole
Gatti
Jimmy Powell
Gene Littler
Steve Eichstaedt
Cal stripped of 1870 NCAA track title after ineligible athlete
The NCAA Executive Committee reduced California's 40 point total to 18 and awarded the national outdoor track title to Brigham Young Kansas and Oregon after declaring Isaac Curtis ineligible for failing to meet the predicted grade average requirement. Curtis, a standout sophomore halfback, also faces possible season loss in football and track.
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Isaac Curtis
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Iowa
Brigham Young
Kansas
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