Willis leads Lobos past Mustangs in district win
Willis scored 31 points to lift the Lobos to a 79-50 victory over Sweetwater Mustangs in Levelland. Levelland opened 26-12 after the first period and pulled away as Rande Causey added 9, while Cornell Sheppard led the 'B' game with 14 points. Kathy Reeves was named Levelland Homecoming Queen.
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Lobos
Levelland
Henry Willis
Cumning Sweetwater
Mustangs
Rande Causey
Cornell Sheppard
Kathy Reeves
Scharf Leads Tech Past Arkansas 93 83
Georgia Tech surged to an early lead and fended off Arkansas as Ron Scharf scored 26 points and added a career high 17 assists. Pres Judy contributed 19 points, Jim Caldwell 21, and R D Craddock 15 as Tech built a 53 40 halftime edge and held on for the win.
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Atlanta
Ron Scharf
Tech
Georgia Tech
Arkan
Scharf
Pres Judy
Jim Caldwell
Jackets
R. D. Craddock
Razorback
John Talkington
Arkansas
Razorbacks
Bnt
Scores Drift Across Districts In Cumulative Basketball Action
Districts show mixed results with overtime thrillers and close finishes. Notables include Edgewater’s 82 overtime win, Meadow 61 triumph, and Charlestown securing a 108 96 victory. Strong showings from Alabama teams and midseason surges highlight a busy college schedule.
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Lamorte
Momverey
Pamon
Capron
Pia
Toaronn
Anliere
Midland Gaertn
Sorin
Bhanesey
Rigzavia
Berne
Novinn
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A&m
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Fairmont
Wheeling
Alderson Broaddus
Concord
Rowtime College of Charleston
N.C
Georgia
Preitier
Western Carolina
Piadelphi
Loyola
New
Post Antelopes Rally Past Frenship in OT 66-63
In district 4-AA action the Post Antelopes edged Frenship 66-63 after a late field goal by David Burgamy sent the game to overtime. Ronnie Pierce scored key free throws in OT as Post took the win. Girls team won 60-46 led by Marilyn Jones 40 points. Alderson beat Slaton 58-49 in junior high play with Ronnie Carpenter 14 and Stenfield 21 on Slaton.
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Post
Marilyn Jones
Donna Howard
Frenship
Alderson
Slaton
Ronnie Carpenter
David Stenfield
Jerry Reynolds
Eddie Collins
Bees
Cooper Downs Wilson 40 37 in District A Play
Larry Snyder led Cooper with 18 points to secure their first District A win, defeating Wilson 40 to 27. Johnny Scott added 17 for Wilson as Rose Mary Wise poured in 34 and Lois Baker contributed 22 for Wilson.
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Wilson
Larry Snyder
Cooper
Johnny Scott
Teague
Cooper Fams
Rose Mary Wise
Lois Baker
Dimmitt Beats Lockney to Tighten District AA Standings
The Dimmit Bobcats outscored Lockney in the second half to win 69 to 49 and stay within reach of Friona in District AA with four games left. Steve Turton scored 15 for Dimmitt while Dick Dyer and Bob Bradford each had 14 and Tom Nichols 11. For Lockney, Bob Kropp led with 13 and Danny Davis added 10.
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Lockney
Dimmit Bobcats
Lockney Longhorns
Friona
Dimmitt
Steve Turton
Dick Dyer
Bob Bradford
Tom Nichols
Bob Kropp
Lackney
Danny Davis
Dimmitt Withall
Jayton Defeats Girard 55-36 in District JLB Clash
Jayton lifted its district record to 60 with a 55-36 win over Girard. Ed Morales led Jayton with 20 points, Gerald Murrell added 17, while Bruce Brown led Girard with 13. Beth Williams scored 33 for Girard and Betty Parker posted 27 for Jayton.
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Girard
Jayton
Voyhires
JLB
Ed Morales
Gerald Murrell
Bruce Browning
Fem
Beth Williams
Betty Parker
Nazareth routs Seminole as Hoelting leads with 16
Nazareth beat Seminole 85 65 with Jim Hoelting and another teammate scoring 16 apiece. Lazhuddie and Hopple Jennings led Seminole with 19 and 15 points respectively in a district 2 AAA game. Nazareth remains atop the district standings with a 5 0 record while Nazareth girls edged Eunice 75 57. Indictments of other games show Madaline 17 4 for the season and Birkenfield scoring 31 for the win.
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Nazareth
Maryland
Jim Hoelting
Lazhuddie
Hopple Jennings
Seminole
Lazbuddie
Nole
Eunice
Hal
Moore
Nazareth Fems
Man
Dean Rovd
Indians
Hydlie Girls
Madaline
Birkenfield
Wine Seminole
Nets
Linda Morris
Lubbock Indoor Meet Spurs College Division Debut
Lubbock indoor meet highlights college division for the first time with SEE teams including SMU UNM Baylor Texas Tech and others. Fans expect 4000 to 5000 at the Coliseum with 1000 tickets sold. Notables Foster Romo Matson Harrison Elliott Johnson pace events as LCC Tech ACC battle for relay and sprint titles.
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Pave Oe
Wayland Colet
Howard Payne
McMurry
Sul Ross
Arlington State
College
Howard County
Lubbock
Christian
South Plains
SMU
UNM
Tex
Foster
Romo
Matson
Gale Harrison
ACC
Laurie Elliott
Houston
Elliott
Bruce Johnson
Tech
LCC
Anton Jostles Amherst Boys In District Win
Anton Jostles Amherst with a sixth straight GB basketball victory as Larry Crews scores 16 and Billy Sherr adds 16 for Amherst in a loss. Amherst girls extend season with a 42 23 win led by Kathy Campbell’s 2 and Cathy Roberts seven points.
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Amierst
Anton
Ralls Hands Idalou Seventh Loop Loss
Ralls overwhelmed Idalou in a tough district game with a decisive win while Holley led with 26 points and Raymond Ater added 20 for Idalou. Idalou girls team captured a 69 to 49 victory behind Carolyn Capshaw's 20 plus points.
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Ralls
Idalou
Idaloutspeeriy
Idalon
Wildcats
HA Geo
Holley
Raymond Ater
Idalott
Carolyn Capshaw
Scor
Tulia Hornets Edge Hereford in District AAA clash
Tulia Hornets beat Hereford 71 to 60 as Tommy Stewart scored 19 points and Robert Strange added 18 for Hereford. The Hornets improve to 4-21 in league play while Hereford drops to 1-3. Hereford won the B game 53 51 in overtime.
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Hereford
Turtins Hornets
Tommy Stewart
Tulia
Robert Strange
Grains Fall as Dock Strike Hits East and Gulf Markets
Grains edged lower on weak demand as dock strikes on the East and Gulf coasts reduced holdings. Prices remained soft despite a high level, with a Spanish export ban on olive oil due to a poor crop tempering trade.
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Gulf
Lake View Defeats Snyder 64 58 Tightens District Standings
Lake View Chiefs toppled Snyder 64 to 58 in San Angelo to tighten the District 3-AAA race. Snyder falls to 5-3 with five games left as Lake View improves to 3-5 behind 12 points from Im Hamilton and 14 from Drew Bullard and Leslie Anderson.
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Lake View Chiefs
Snyder
Lake View
Im Hamilton
Drew Bullard
Leslie Anderson
Tigers
Plainview Bulldogs Rally Past Tascosa 59 51
Peret scores a standout performance to carry Plainview to a 59 51 win over Tascosa. The Bulldogs improve to 2-2 in district play as they avenge earlier losses and move toward the .500 mark.
Evans Defeats Wilson In Junior High Game For Tie
Evans beat Wilson 53 45 in a ninth grade cage contest to tie for first place with Atsh red 14 in the league. Gressett scored 17 for Evans while Miniz 18 points led Wilson. Evans and Atkins each hold 4 1 records, as the Evans eighth graders won 45 32 over Wilson.
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Evans
Wilson
Atsh Red
Thim Gressett
Randy Mels
Bovina
Jim Me
Miniz
Atkins
Happy Longhorns
Phinvinn
J Jim Reese
Billy
Jerry Roach
Cleht
Aei
Mistia
Whson
Bil Naah
Abernathy Quintet Dominates Olton 63 38 in District AA
Abernathy beat Olton 63 to 38 in a district game. Lane Wade led Abernathy with 19 points while Charles Church scored 15 for Olton. Abernathy improves to 4-2 in league play as Olton drops to 0-6. Girls game also won by Abernathy 62 53 with Donna Webb scoring 25.
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OLTON
Abernathy
Lane Wade
Charles Church
Donna Webb
Olson
Sherry Caddell
Crosbyton and Spur Split Twin Bill in District 4-A
Crosbyton edged Spur 34 32 in the boys game as Lance Morris scored 16 and Jack Alexander had 10 for Spur. Crosbyton won the girls contest 39 31 with Sylvia Curry tallying 23 and Nora Mott 19 for Spur.
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Lance Morris
Crosbyton
Jack Alexandter
Spur
Sylvia Curry
Nora Mott
Sundown Girls Clinch Eighth District Win at Home
Sundown girls stay undefeated with an eighth District 10 B victory over Union 45 to 42. Phillips nets 21 for Union as Sundown builds a two game lead over New Home. Union edges the boys 51 to 47 with Ken Cheatham scoring 20 and Jim Gray adding 13.
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Sundown
Sundown Girls
Downling Union
New Home
A Phillips
Union
Ken Cheatham
Jim Gray
Roughnecks
Tahoka Beats Stanton In 5A Boys Contest 53 43
Tahoka defeated Stanton 53 to 43 in a District 5A boys game. Terry Harris scored 15 for Tahoka while Dink Polson led Stanton with 18. Stanton won the girls game 14 1 as Janelle Tate scored 22 and Carla McNeely of Tahoka led scoring with 27.
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Tahoka
Stanton
Tanoky tSpec
Terry Hari
Dink Polson
Stan ‘Ton
Janelle Tate
Carla McNeely
Tohoka
Sunland Park Results Summary
The report lists Sunland Park results with various horse and betting figures. It notes the biggest All-Stars win in 1943, a 27 to 7 victory over the NFL champions Washington, as part of the game recap.
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Washington
Pee Wee League Wins Highlight Gainer Scoring Spree
Terry Gainer scored 15 points as the Yankees edged the Bulldogs 22 to 20 in a Pee Wee Teague contest at the ABC Boys club. Wayne Downing added nine for the Bulldogs. Sam West led the Junior Rebels to a 28-22 victory over the Junior Texans with 10 points. Greg Gilkerson poured in 13 as the Raiders beat the Texans 32-19. Ed Montgomery had eight for the losers in the Midget game where the Mustangs defeated the Vikings 26-10, with Dale Gannoway scoring nine.
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Holter
Ralph Alspaugh
Texas
YORK
Bend
Dave Styron
Louisiana
mSue
Bill Foster
SMU
Ies
Don Styron
Louisana
Aeromta
Aeronca
Oklahoma
Ted Nelson
Texas A&m
Alter _Airtin haeleecorg
Cn Co
Fred Miller
Oki
Hed Art U
Charles Strong
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Aiea Papi
Aea Trent
Otto Sa
Richard Romo
patAy
Danny Taylor
Tega
Univ
Texas Tech
Randy Matson
Tex
A&m
Dexter Elkins
Alco Crem
Ralph Boston
Striders
Binsin Ai ‘Research
Atmorp
Utah
Conaian
Birman
Chicago
Ual
Leonard Ehrler
Belini
Tradi Intic
Reere
Cnet
Chicago Board of
Ation Department
Denton
Mt Sater
Mt Tel
Don Sparks
Eule Ean
Tate
Ely
Ling
Lay
Serene Ah
Ted
Suzes Sannin
Ain
Ion
Wwe USA
T& Eat
Ba Tahun Ate Bus Ay Pe. Ltd
Pas Vode
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Eescara
Monsanto
Panetta
Deesia
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Emery
Tedus
iNwiel
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Brest
MD Amer
Haysen
Dunbar
Boa Oon
Thompson
Howe
Airkney
Wayne Davis
John Rami
A. G. Perriman
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Apot
Terry Gainer
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Bulldogs
ABC
Wayne Downing
Sam West Sored
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Rebels
Texans
James Killian
Greg Gilkerson
Las
Raiders
Texians
Ed Montgomery
Mustangs
Vikings
Dale Gannoway
Stan Hobbs
Matador Wins Two Tilts From Turkey
Rich ard Campbell scored 27 as the Matadors beat Turkey 60 to 48 to keep title hopes in District 12-B. Matadors rise to 7-1 while Turkey trails Quitaque by one game. Jackie Young led the losers with 15 points. In the girls game Ruthie Lynn scored 39. Karen Arnold had 11 for Turkey.
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Matador
Richard Campbell
Matadors
Turkey
Trail Quitaque
Jackie Young
Ruthie Lynn
Karen Arnold Ht
LCC Hosts NMMI Quint
Lubbock Christian College hosts New Mexico Military Institute to end a five game Western Conference skid at the Fieldhouse. Tipoff is 7 30 p.m. as LCC aims to rebound after recent league losses and roster plans feature Jonas Jeffreys Evans Christian and Harp.
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Lubbock Christian College
New Mexico Military
Tipoff
LCC
NMMI
Chaparrals
Roswell
Amarillo
San Angelo
Frank Phillips
Lester Perrin
Cliff Jonas
Doug Jeffreys
Robert Evans
Larry Christian
Jim Harp
Quitaque Girls Stop Estelline in League Clash
Estelline suffers a 69-46 loss to Quitaque in a league game. Sherry Rapp scores 15 for Estelline while Pat Brunson leads Quitaque with 13 points as the visitors snap Estelline’s seven game win streak.
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Estelline Speciane
Estelline
Sherry Rapp
Pat Brunson
Quitaque Girls
Ropesville Tops New Home in District 10-B basketball
In a Friday district game Ropesville defeated New Home. Ronnie Sedgwick scored 16 for Ropesville while Kenneth McClung put in 22 for New Home. In girls action New Home won 63 30 with Elsie Henry scoring 26 and Joyce Bevers 11 for Ropes. Boys game ended 41 10 in Ropesville favor.
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Ropesville
New Home
Ronnie Sedgwick
Kenneth McClung
Elsie Henry
Joyce Bevers
Ropes
Berame
Friona Chiefs Rally Past Floydada 70 60 to Stay Undefeated
Friona Chiefs pulled away in the final quarter to beat Floydada 70 60 in District 3-AA action. Larry Buckley and Keith Teague each scored 25 for Friona while Floydada suffered a girls loss 45 29 with Dee Wilson scoring 17. Teto Jennings had 23 for Friona and the team shares the top district spot with Dimmitt.
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Floydada
Friona Chiefs
Friona
Larry Buckley
Keith Teague
Dee Wilson
Teto Jennings
Springlake Wolverines and Girls Dominate Hale Center
Springlake Wolverines beat Hale Center 63 52 as Rocky Cain scored 22 points. Owls were led by Don Townsen with 5. Springlake girls remain unbeaten in district play after a 60 6 win with Beth Dent scoring 27 and Melvin Trimmier 22 for Hale Center.
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Springlake Wolverines
Farwell Cagers Beat Kress in District Showdown
Farwell handled Kress 82 to 51 at home as Jerry Childs scored 18 points and Larry Fields added 17 for Kress. The Kress girls won by Judy Harrs and Linda Laurie each with 15 points, Nelda Winegharte had 11 for the losers.
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Kress
Farwell
Jerry Childs
Larry Fields
Kres
Judy Harrs
Linda Laurie
Nelda Winegharte
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