Plainview Bulldogs Rally for 66-64 Victory Over Palo Duro
Plainview improved to 4-0 in district play with a 66-64 win over Palo Duro. Peret led with strong 30 points as the Bulldogs turned a tight first half into a late-fourth-quarter hold. Storrs led Palo Duro with 17 points, while Ellis added 14 and Hawley 13 in a hard-fought district clash.
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Amarillo
Plainview
Bulldogs
Palo Duro Dons
Manuel Nagar
Donnie Hollis
Gene Storrs
David Ellis
Henry Hawley
Tom Gilley
Dons
Palo Duro
Hawley
Storrs
Perez
Amarillo Sandies
Lubbock
Max O'Banion
Westerners
Plainvi Tx Nt
Pfto
Elhs
Nagar
Hendrick
Storrs (Peret Pai
Grant
Echols Nicholson
Cook
Ouch
Woolsey
Philips
Pitas
Palo Dum
Houston Sophomore Wins 60-Yard Dash at Gulf Coast Indoor Meet
Houston sophomore Boyd Timmons won the 60 yard dash at the first Gulf Coast Federation Indoor Track Meet in Houston, edging Prairie View A&M’s Alfred Green. Timmons led by about 30 yards from the blocks. He is a halfback for the University of Houston Cougars.
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Timmons
Houston
Texas
Cougar
Alfred Green
Prairie View A&m
ACC Tops ENMU At Free Throws In Closed NCAA Battle
Abilene Christian defeated Eastern New Mexico 77-68 aided by a strong full court press and ACC hitting 21 of 26 free throws. Pat Agnew led ACC with 28 points as Gordie Hill led ENMU with 14. Eastern’s late push fell short despite 70-65 gap with four minutes left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abilene
Abilene Christian Wildcats
New Mexico
Greyhounds
Eastern
Hardin-Simmons University
ACC
Pat Agnew
Gordie Hill
Spur Banquet Sets Tonight For 1963 Cheer Leaders
Spur High School hosts its annual football banquet at 7 p.m. in the school cafeteria. The event features the announcement of the 1963 cheer leaders, a pep squad sweetheart reveal, and honors for all-district football players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SPUR
Spur High School
Mike Martin
George Neaves
Jim Thomas
Jack Alexander
Robert Williams
Benny Hahn
J. B. Settle
B. W. Bilberry
John Poindexter
Randy Claude
Mike Thomas
Becky Reid
Suzy Bell
Marilyn Carothers
Jan Jis Dement
Ray Hindman
Joan Jordan
Lois Putman
Hindman
Laverl Kite
First Baptist Church
Anton Lokes Out Win Over Elks
Anton Bulldogs beat Cotton Center 51 49 in District B game as Crews 20 points and Harrell sparked a late rally. Cotton Center led 17 8 after the first, trailed 25 23 at half, and 40 37 in the third before securing a conference 2 0 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cotton Center
Larry Crews
Bob Harrell
Anton Bulldogs
Crews
Anton
The
Elks
Bulldogs
Tom Lowry
Martin de Leon
Ronnie Hammord
Derby Moring
Patsy Nutt
Donna Shackleford
Elkettes
Sharon Cooper
Tulia Tops Abernathy in District Opener Boys
Tulia slips past Abernathy 61-57 as Frank Hooper scores 20 for the winners and Tom Ritchey adds 21 for the losers. Tulia girls win 59-50 with Cheryl Culwell scoring 32 and Martha Struve 18 for Abernathy.
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TULIA
Abernathy
Frank Hooper
Tom Ritchey
Ronnie Latham
Cheryl Culwell
Martha Struve
Lockney Tops Muleshoe In Non conference Showdown
Lockney Longhorns beat Muleshoe 46 to 35 in a non conference men’s game as Lavon Baughman and Dick Allison tied with 17 points each. Lockney girls defeated Muleshoe 45 to 41 with Karen Ashton leading on 24 points.
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Muleshoe
Lockney
Longhorns
Lavon Baughman
Dick Allison
Karen Ashton
Lockney Girls
Peggy Lewis
Lola Harrell
MacArthur Sets Meet Next Week
In a heated dispute among major amateur sports bodies, Louis Fisher of High Point North Carolina accuses NCAA of disrespect toward the U.S. president as MacArthur prepares to hear both sides next week in New York. The AAU and NCAA clash over sanctions and dual approvals for national team selection.
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Orlo Robertson
NEW York
Louis ‘J. Fisher
High Point
N.C
Amateur Athletic Union
National Collegiate Athletic Association
United States
NCAA
AAU
Kennedy
Douglas MacArthur
MacArthur
U.S
Fisher
Track and Field Federation
Castro
Cuba
Mao
Red
China
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Kansas City
al Duer
Charles
Chick) Werner
U.S. Tracks and Field Federation
Werner
Penn State
State College
U.S. Track and Field Federation
Mect
Boston
Knights of Columbus
Clarence Dussault
Meet Results from Houston Track Meet Highlights
Meet results show finalists across sprints relays and distance events. Notable performances include Boyd Timmons of Houston placing in the 100 yard dash, Howard Payne and Houston Track Club bolstering relay marks, and Prairie View leading in invitational mile relay with Lorenzo Tims Clarence Muse Alfred Green and Raymond Coleman.
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Boyd Timmons
Houston
Alfred Green
Pratte View
Dennis Richardson
Abilene Chmatian
Howard Payne
Lowell Bishop
Jack Petty
Frank Gandago
Glenn Petty
Bob Merlo
Charles Jordan
Texas
Steve Guynes
Lewis Polan
Texas A&m
Kris Stengel
Royars
Charles Ingram
Praire View
Ray Cunningham
Atche McClure
Victoria
den Fox
North Texas
Ted Allen
McMurry
Danny Valenzuella
Bob Cozens
Gregg Robinson
J. al Lawrence
Houston Track Club
Dan Fuselier
Louisiana Track Club
Alien Irwin
J. Jack Russell
John Collins
Texas A & M
Don Deaver
Walt Jones
Robert Cozens
Larry Albertson
Joe Dowr
John Macy
Mal Robinson
Southwestern Louiiiana
Robert Cooper
Prairie View
Lorenzo Tims
Clarence Muse
Alefred Green
Raymond Coleman
Three Way Blows Pettit 74 34 In District Action
Three Way on the boys side won 74 to 34 over Pettit in a District 6-B game. Virgil Thomas led the winners with 23 points and Jerry Thomas 15. Delilah Hill led Pettit with 19. The Three Way girls followed with a 170 to 35 victory, Shirley Fine scoring 27 for Three Way. Linda Sims added 14 and Madelaine Gault 12. Glen Dale Mike topped Pettit with 16.
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Thomas Brothers
Virgil
Jerry
Three Way
Pettit
Shirley Fine
Linda Sims
Madelaine Gault
Delilah Hill
Virgil Thomas
Jerry Thomas
Tommy Dupler
Johnny Harris
Glen Dale Mike
Happy Cowboys dominate Bovina in district showdown
Happy Cowboys defeated Bovina 47 to 34 in a District 4 B game. Ronnie Middleton led Happy with 17 points while Jerry Frazier scored 16 for Bovina. Happy improves to 4 4 district record and Bovina moves to 1 1. In girls action Happy won 43 to 23 as Irita Bowe scored 16 and Vicki Strawn 14 for Bovina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HAPPY
Happy's Cowboys
Bovina
Ronnie Middleton
Jerry Frazier
Irita Bowe
Vicki Strawn
Odessa Downs Dunbar In District 1-AAA Clash
Freezing night winded through the gym as Odessa Blackshear beat Lubbock Dunbar 62-59 to stay undefeated in league play. Willie Smith led Odessa with 15 points, Ephraim Jones 14, and four Panthers reached double figures.
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Odessa
Dunbar Panthers
Odessa Blackshear
Lubbock
Willie Haynes
Dunbar
Panthers
Charles Hawkins
Stardust Country Club
Ers
Blackshear
L. V. Moore
Willie Smith
Ephraim Jones
Rufus Hudgins
Billy Harris
Midland
Denver City Seagraves reach Sea graves invitational final
In the Sea graves Invitational semifinals Denver City trimmed Plains 41 35 and Seagraves defeated Brownfield 67 49 to advance to the championship set for 8 30 p m today. Crosbyton edged O Donnell 63 46 and Sundown defeated Frenship 50 45 for the consolation title at 5 p m with O Donnell and Frenship meeting for seventh place and Plains facing Brownfield for third at 7 p m. Jim Mobley led the Mustangs with 20 points while Bill Bean stood out for Brownfield with 26 and Teddy Howell contributed 19 for the Cubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seagraves
Denver City
Trimmed Plains
Brownfield
Crosbyton
O'Donnell
Sundown
Frenship
Plains
Jim Mobley
Mustangs
Ron Hendricks
Ernie Anderson
Bill Bean
Eagles
Teddy Howell
Cubs
Lyndol Watson
Charles Burleson
Bill Patton
Mike Burgamy
Lee Knocked From First Place Tie by Abilene Eagles
In Midland 2 AAAA action Friday night Abilene's Eagles upset Midland Lee 62 to 52. Robert Newton led Lee with 12 points, followed by Lambert 11 and Fowler 10. Don Osborne led the Eagles with 17 points and David Wray added 14. Lee falls to 12-7 on the season and 2-2 in district play while Abilene improves to 15-4 overall and 2-2 in district standings.
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Midland
Abilene
Eagles
Midland Lee Rebels
Reds
Lee
Robert Newton
Robert Lambert
Newton
Arthur Fowler
Don Osborne
David Wray
Warbirds
Midland Fe Koftn Abilena
Ptty Lambert
Wilburn
Street
Fowler
Wray
Frizzell
Osborne
Smith
Harlowe
Riders
Tu Marvin
Weber
Myatt
Nichols
Midland Lee
Dimmitt Triumphs Over Morton 55-46 in District Duel
Dimmitt Bobcats stay unbeaten in district 2-AA with a 55-46 win over Morton Indians. Calvert led Dimmitt with 20 points while Dan Trice topped Morton with 24. In girls action Morton edged Dimmitt 38-36 as Lynn Freeland scored 20 for Morton.
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Morton
Dimmitt
Bobcats
Morton Indians
Calvert
Dan Trice
Lynn Freeland
Messenger
Smyer Tops Panthers In District 5 B Clash
Smyer defeated Whitharral 52-43 in a district 5 B boys game to go 2-0 in league play. Gilbert West scored 16 for Smyer while Bubba Sires and Larry Wade added 11 each. In the girls game Whitharral beat Smyer 41-36 as Laverne Smart had 20 and Linda Tatum 17 for Smyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitharral
Smyer
Gilbert West
Bubba Sires
Larry Wade
Panthers
Laverne Smart
Linda Tatum
Genet Litner Tops Hometown Favorite Casper in Open Return
Foremost among them was Genet Litner, like Casper a hometown favorite and a former U.S. Open champion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genet Litner
Casper
Friona Dominates Olton 67-31 in District Action
Friona opened a strong lead by halftime and finished with 67 points to Olton’s 31 pushing their District 3-AA record to 2-1 while Olton drops to 0-2. Dan Murphree 12 S D Baize 11 Larry Buckley 11 Bill Thompson 10 led Friona scoring. George Jones 9 for Olton. Friona girls beat Olton 58-47 led by Tito Jennings 21 Janet Buckley 19 to move to 3-0. Gail Nicholas 84 points for Olton is noted in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friona Speciali
Friona
Olton
Joop Action
Friona Cagers
Dan Murphree
S. D. Baize
Larry Buckley
Bill Thompson
George Jones
Friona Girls
Tito Jennings
Janet Buckley
Gail Nicholas
Sunland Race Day Results Show Mixed Payouts and Large Handle
Daily racing at Sunland produced varied results across ten races with multiple payouts. Notable finishes included Beau Baker in first with Red Bed and Slave Jacket second. Miss Beck Charge and Ramona Sho among third place getters. Ked Faster and My Boy Lea among fourth. Miss Bailey Bara and Red Btraw among fifth. Hiho Hood and Royal Shun among sixth. Old Dee Brown and Carrizo among seventh. Pine Valley and Jimmy among eighth. Muddy Water and Get Rich among ninth. Green Band and Blur Host among tenth. Attendance was 1907 with a total handle of 121,818.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beau Baker
Miss Beck
Ramona Sho
Chilpod
Joeal
My Boy Lea
Quinella
Linker
Carrizo
Pine Valley
Jimmy
Gulhenley
Blur
Parsons Son
Handle
Highlands Tops Wayland 84-73 In Non-Conference Fight
Highlands edge Wayland 84 73 as Bill Dinwiddie scores 29 points Friday night. Charlie Vandiver leads Wayland with 22, Lu Gilman 14 and John Alexander 12. Highlands improves to 3 1 in the season. Wayland drops to 4 9.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Bill Dinwiddie
Highlands
Wayland College
Wayland
Charlie Vandiver
Lu Gilman
John Alexander
Pampa Beats Borger 59-51 to Lead District Standings
Pampa overcame a halftime Borger lead to win 59-51 Friday night. The Harvesters improve to 4-0 in district and 19-1 overall, sharing first in the conference with Plainview. Borger drops to 0-4 in district after a 29-27 halftime edge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borger
Pampa
Bulldogs
Harvesters
Plainview
Randy Matson
Wayne Kreis
New Deal Edges Southland 62 60 In District Game
Southland led by Rod Callaway with 24 points as New Deal overcame them 62 60. Boothe scored 18 for New Deal while in the girls game Phil Reagan poured in 38 for New Deal to beat Southland 67 44 with Cathey Smith scoring 20 for the losers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southland
New Deal
Rod Callaway
Boothe
Phil Reagan
Cathey Smith
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