Cal Mentor to Quit at End of Season
Pete Newell, California's defense minded coach and NCAA champions mentor, named UPI College Coach of the Year. He plans to quit coaching due to tense nerves after earning 89 of 303 votes. Newell will become California athletic director July 1.
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Carol Heiss retains world figure skating title in Vancouver
Carol Heiss of New York wins her fifth consecutive world ladies title at the Vancouver meet with 1696.4 points. Sjoukie Dijkstra and Barbara Ann Roles finish second and third. Heiss rules out performing in shows this year and may compete again next year. Her coach Pierre Burnet plans a Broadway ticker tape parade.
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Frogs Spank Longhorns In Finale Mounts Wins Duel
In Squaw Valley the Frogs defeated the Longhorns in the finale while Mounts won the duel. Carol said she scored higher at the world championships than at the Olympics with all nine judges awarding her over 5.5 points for both general impressions and sporting merits.
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Aggies Tie for Second in SWC After Baylor Win
The Aggies beat Baylor 77 63 to share second place with SMU as Texas Tech routs Rice 73 72. Del Ray Mounts leads Tech with 264 season points while Broussard adds 18 for A&M. Texas faces Kansas in a likely postseason matchup.
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Final Standings in NCAA Playoffs Race
Final standings show Kansas State and Texas A&M tied for second with 10-4 marks, Arkansas and Texas Tech at 7-7, SMU also 10-4, while Oklahoma State ends 18-6 with an 11-3 conference record. Both teams face Nebraska before the Big Eight decision.
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Mounts Named To SWC Second Five By UPI
Jay Arnette led all SWC scorers with 19.1 ppg and was the sole unanimous pick on the 1960 UPI all-SWC team. Seniors Carroll Dawson, Max Williams, Clyde Rhoden, and Carroll Broussard joined him, while a tall second unit featured Steve Strange and others.
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SWC All-Conference Basketball Teams Named
First team includes Arnette Broussard Dawson Williams Rhoden with Broussard of Texas A&M as standout heart of the attack. Williams from SMU and Rhoden of Arkansas each reach double figures and led scoring. Second and honorable mentions list Hughes Mounts Almanza Strange Nash Arrington Lawrence Turner Pierce Meacham Carlton plus others across SWC schools.
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Rice
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Texas A&m
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Jerry Carlton
Arkansas
Wilbur Marsh
Bob Turner
David Pierce
Baylor
Tommy Meacham
Jerry Cobb
Bobby Tyter
TAAF Cage Meet Opens With Singles Play
The TAAF Region 6 cage meet begins today at Atkins and Carroll Thompson junior high gyms in San Jacinto. San Jacinto Methodist of Amarillo and Second Baptist of Lubbock play at 8:30 p.m. in the lone Church League game. Spade Independents meet Abernathy All Stars at 7 p.m. in Atkins. Build er Back Motors of Amarillo versus K and K Food Market of Post also play at Carroll Thompson. Saturday features Hull Piddle Drug vs Post Amarillo winner at 12:30 p.m. in Thompson gym.
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Scott Stars as McAdoo Advances to B Finals
Scott leads the Eagles with 31 points and 12 in the key late stretch to lift McAdoo to a 63-62 overtime win over East Mountain in the state Class B playoff, earning a finals berth against Henrietta Midway. Grimes and Eldredge kept East Mountain close with 18 and late free throws, while Corley and Loyd added double figures.
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Kenneth Loyd
McAdoo Stalling
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Texas TSWA Class AA all state picks feature Ratcliff and Inman
Hal Ratcliff of Dimmitt and Richard Inman of Belton earned first team football honors and also made TSWA Class AA basketball first team selections. Bennie Lenox of Creek led No 1 basketball team for second straight year, with McKinley Bowie and Lynn Wilson Seminole joining the top squads. Ratcliff at 6-3 stood tallest among the honorees.
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Eagles win as Scott nears two scoring records
In their first state tournament appearance the Eagles claim a 36th victory of the season. Scott has 30 of 64 field goal attempts and trails the three game series scoring record of 79 by five points and the all tournament mark of 86 by 12. Both records date from mid-century, with Decker and Frieberger setting earlier standards.
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