Crucial Loop Games Highlight Texas AAA and AA Standings
Lubbock area prep notes list Canyon Dumas and Hereford atop 1-AAA with 2-0 marks while Seminole Fort Stockton and Kermit lead 2-AAA at 1-0. Lamesa tops 3-AA South. Dunbar Estacado Levelland lead North. Canyon hosts Hereford and Dumas, Eagles 14-7, eye first half title as 4-AAA races unfold.
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Hereford
Seminole
Fort Stockton
Kermit Pace
Lamesa
Dunbar
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Levelland
Eagles
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Lake View
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Monaha
Pecos
Little Dribblers’ New Big Business in Levelland
Levelland embraces a growing youth basketball program as organizers push for a four state tournament at Texan Dome South Plains College. Advisory coaches include Bob Bass Leon Black and Ted Owens. The league reports rising participation, improved play, fewer juvenile incidents, and new outdoor courts while enforcing two games a week and one two hour practice per team.
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Frank Burnett
South Plains College
Lovington
N.M
Arizona
Oklahoma
Bob Bass
Yech
Leon Black
Texas
Ted Owens
University of Kansas
Bridges
Moreland
Lions Club
Phelan
Levelland
Gatesville
Area AAA Standings and This Week's Schedule
Area AAA standings show Estacado Levelland Brownfield and Lake View leading the North and South zones. This week's schedule features Dunbar Estacado Lake View Colorado City Sweetwater and Lamesa with non district clashes and district games across Tuesday and Friday.
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Scheoller
Andrews
Pecos
Monahans
Fort Stockton
Kermit
Estacade
Ligsnyder
Lbo& Hse
Brownfield
Slaton
Colorado
Lake View
Levelland Lattlefield Sweetwater North Zone
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Lubbowk
Jones dominates Bartkowicz in Western Province final
In Cape Town Ann Jones of Britain defeated Peaches Bartkowicz of Hamtramck Michigan 6 1 6 2 in the Western Province tennis final. The match lasted 56 minutes. In the same event Robert Maud defeated Bob Hewitt 6 2 6 3 in the all South African men's final.
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South Africa
Britain
Ann Jones
Peaches Bartkowicz
Hamtramck
Mich
Mrs. Jones
Robert Maud
Bob Hewitt
Bruins and Kentucky Continue To Roll In College Hoops
UCLA and Kentucky extended hot starts with easy wins as Wake Forest shocked North Carolina and St Josephs beat Davidson. Dan Issel led Kentucky past Tennessee. Sidney Wicks and Curtis Rowe topped Duquesne for UCLA.
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Associated Press
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Mike Hauer
How APs Small Top 20 Fared
APs Small Top 20 listing shows upsets and results across multiple colleges. Teams like Austin, Howard Payne, Sam Houston, Trinity Tex, Puget Sound, Gannon, Oral Roberts, Louisiana Tech, Maryland State, Evansville, and Oglethorpe posted wins or losses, with scores ranging from close finishes to blowouts. The roundup notes conference play, nonconference results, and a mix of victories and defeats.
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Cleveland State
Hanover
Trinity
Tex
Ion
Puget Sound
Portland
Gannon
Akron
Unite
Steubanyete Ti-ha
Southwest Missouri
Centra Masset
North Carolina
A&t
Wen Stares
Shaw
Oral Roberts
Oklahoma Chrstian
Saturday College Roundup Of Scores And Veterans
A packed roundup lists numerous college games with scores across the Northeast and South. Notable results include Holy Cross 104 over Syracuse 9, St. John’s N.Y. 81 over St. Francis N.Y. 65, and Maryland State 125 over Delaware State 90. Multiple upsets and overtime finishes appear among teams such as Temple 58 Navy 57 and Western Kentucky 102 over La Salle 80.
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Jc. A. Davidson
D.c
Columbia
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Springfield
Darmouth
Manhattan
Army
Baltimore
Canisius
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Jona
Seton Hall
Colgate
Bucknell
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TV Schedule Highlights And Top College Basketball Scores
A dense TV log from KREED Channel 11 Lubbock lists programs for January 19 1950 and January 13 1970 with news weather and a crowded sports section. It also tallies extensive college basketball results across multiple conferences and teams including Indiana Tech Huntington Trinity Christian Texas A&M and many more.
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KREED
Lubbock
LOK
Todas
Promce
Concentatoan
Beton Peace
Beg Valley
Huntier-srink
C. River
Alexico
Radio Station Call Letters and Network Listings
A garbled listing shows network station names and frequencies including KREVO CBS 104 ALB CABO and KCBD NBC 1500 BDAY, with several non network stations noted such as 1460 kePb and 96.5 MG BEL FM 94.7 ME WNTA. The text mixes call letters, affiliations, and frequencies without coherent structure.
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KREVO
CBS
Alb Cabo
NBC
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Banquet Honors Snyder Tigers Hero Spikes
Spikes, an all-state star in school days and later All-America at TCU, spoke to about 300 Snyder High School attendees at a football banquet. He urged that there is no substitute for hard work and that athletics teach humility, poise and character.
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Dack Spikes
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