Malaise Leads South Plains Past Techneophytes 135-83
Dub Malaise, a three time all Southwest Conference selectee from Texas Tech, sparked South Plains to a 135-83 victory over the Picadors in Levelland. Obie Garrett scored 20 as the Texans dominated with 53 field goals to 28 and 72 fouls called, improving to 14-5 while Tech slumped further in a tough season.
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Westerners Make Class B Grid All Star List
Wickey Culp Terry Wright and Steve Vernon head a Class B all star roster with high averages led by Guthrie’s James Fulton at 96.1 and Blanket’s Larry Damron at 95.0. Other South Plains players include Lamesa Dale Boyd Hereford Sheldon Alexander Gary Crume Andrews Mike Weaver Friona Joel Osborn Tahoka Billy Curry Sudan Tim Nix Steve Martin Ralls Matt Starch Spur Johnny Taylor Whiteface Mike Tear New Home Stanley Gill Lance Hooper and Forsan Merlin Medlin. Duke Everitt of Stephenville and Glenn McNatt of Graham posted the lowest grade among those chosen at 88.
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Santa Fe Upsets Wayland In Home Basketball Win
College of Santa Fe snapped an early-season defeat by Wayland with a 71 to 57 victory on their home floor. Charles Hardin led Wayland with 12 points while Lou Philips scored 21 for the Knights.
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Crosby Leads Am At Pro Am Round With Mixed Scoring
Crosby birdied holes two and eighteen to stay near the top as Douglass struggled with a par drought. In the pro am, Shaw, Crane and Bonallack led with 123, while Casper and Bonallack followed at 126. Devlin fumbled late with a beach double bogey and triple bogey.
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Lubbock GG Fighters Win Six Of Ten Bouts
About 500 spectators watch Golden Glove practice bouts at Fair Park Coliseum. Ten matches featured Abilene versus local fighters with Lubbock GG winning six. Five additional bouts involved Lubbock fighters ahead of the regional Golden Gloves tournament set for February 13 to 15 at Fair Park Coliseum.
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Tech Dumps Baylor In Waco To Stay In Race
In Waco the Raiders beat Baylor 72-70 as key free throws and late clutch shots sealed the win. Texas next hosts the Raiders as they pursue the championship while Baylor struggles on the road and on television.
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Houston Track Summarys High Hurdles Open Invitational
Multiple events list top performers from colleges across Texas and nearby states. Notable performers include Herman Franklin USC, George Bers Kansas, Mike Riley Florida State, James Lowe California Poly, with record attempts in relays and open events. Rivals include Texas Southern, Texas A&I, Oklahoma State, Kansas, and USC.
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Texas All-State Prospects Named by TSWA
The Texas Sports Writers Association picked prospects including Wylie, Best, Foster, Gaw, Bowen, Rutherford, Temple QB Brad Dusek, Plano tackle Steve George, and Sonora halfback Eddie Lee Renfro. No Negro players made the top 20. Donald J Ealey of Reagan was close with three votes. Perryman of Lubbock Dunbar earned one vote and plans to attend Colorado State.
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Pro Draft End Highlights Top College Prospects
The list features Bob Douglass Kansas quarterback Larry Smith Florida running back Mercury Morris West Texas State back Jerry Levins SMU flanker Paul Gipson Houston running back Richmond Tennessee flanker Greg Cook Cincinnati quarterback. Linemen with high marks include Ted Hendricks Miami George Kunz Notre Dame Ru fus Mayes Dave Foley Ohio State Joe Greene North Texas State Bill Stanfill Georgia and Bill Enyart Oregon State back considered linebacker prospect.
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Tech Tankers Triumph in Dual Meet at Tech Pool
Texas Tech swimmers dominated Rice 92 to 21 in a Tech Pool dual meet. Tech earned 10 of 11 individual wins and both relays led by Alberto Durante’s 500 free upset. Raiders teammates included Jay Settle Terry Tarkenton Allen Queen and Bob Skinner with key Rice racers Micky Phelps Brad Root and Roy Brabham.
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Longhorns and Kansas State Break Relay Records in Houston
Texas and Kansas State set world indoor marks at the Federation National Relay Championship in the Astrodome. Texas upset Rice in the mile with Dave Morton anchoring in 45.8 and teaming with McDaniel Matina and Canada for a 3 08.4. Kansas State edged the one-fifth mile relay with Ken Swenson anchoring in 1 50.2 for a 7 23.7 final, while McAlhaney won the 600 in 1 08.1.
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Murphree Downs Set School Marks at NAIA Indoor
Wayland's Danny Murphree and Gerard Downes set school marks at the NAIA Indoor Championship. Murphree took third in the 440 yard dash with 49.7 seconds, Fred Newhous of Prairie View won in 49.5. Downes hit 16% inches in the shot for sixth, Mile relay team with Lee Lamkin Summers Murphree finished sixth. no time recorded. Eagles beat Artesia 121 to 72 as Ward and Robinson scored 28 and 25 points.
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Frank Phillips Leads Plainsmen Past Chaparrals 71 65
Frank Phillips scored 31 points and hit 25 free throws as the Plainsmen defeated LCC 71-65 in a Western Junior College Conference game. Ricky Williams led LCC with 25, while Piland added 31 and Piland connected on late free throws to seal the win. Dan Gobin left with an elbow injury and Melvin Morris injured an ankle early in the second half.
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College Basketball Scores From Texas And Beyond
A sprawling collage of college basketball results shows Texas teams Texas Tech and Baylor posting wins over opponents while SMU Oklahoma City and Stephen F. Austin feature in multi game lines. Notre Dame Vermont and other colleges across the country post various scores and upsets in late season action.
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Notable passer lines and a star runner highlighted
The piece spotlights Perryman and Ferguson against Bart Starr and Joe Namath, noting Starr’s 1951 entry with 69 of 122 for 1 029 yards and Namath’s 85 of 124 for 12 TDs. It praises Ross Moore of Allentown for 101 of 180 passes and 1 432 yards with 24 TDs plus 747 rushing yards and 13 TDs. It also highlights Wylie as a top high school rusher with 5 500 career yards and 2 032 yards and 34 TDs last season.
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