City Area Teams In Tourneys Starting At Wichita Falls
Lubbock Monterey and Plainview enter the Wichita Falls tennis event while Andrews competes in golf. Other tennis entrants include Midland Highland Park Odessa Sherman Wichita Falls Arlington Oklahoma City Hardin Fort Worth Paschal. Golf fields feature Pampa Highland Park Amarillo Palo Duro Tascosa Vernon Irving Mineral Wells Jacksboro Lawton Frederick Duncan Paschal and Wichita Falls.
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Tom S. Lubbock
Monterey
Plainview
Andrews
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Highland Park
Odessa
Sherman
Arlington
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Pampa
Amarillo
Palo Duro
Tascosa
Vernon
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Mineral Wells
Jacksboro
Lawton
Frederick
Duncan, Okla
Paschal
Bobby Joyner
Carey West
Jerry Hirst
Hardin
Jim Collier
Mike Malley
Ed Williams
Fritz Barton
Arlington Heights
Pete Stotts
Gary Still
Jill Philbrick
J. T. Hutch
Lakers Clinch Third Place In NBA Race
The Celtics lost 149 108 to the Nationals at War Memorial as Syracuse set home court records. Minneapolis beat Cincinnati 117 114 to seal third place, while Philadelphia beat Detroit 110 101 and Wilt Chamberlain led with 41. Larry Costello had 18 assists for Syracuse.
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Warriors
Detroit
Syracuse
Nats
Celtics
Larry Costello
Dolph Schayes
Bill Sharman
Boston
Midwestern
Corpus Christ
NAIA
Wayland Queens
Wesleyan
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Louisville
West Utah
Wyoming
Colorado St
Montana
Denver
Meehan Roune
As Connecticut
Colgate
R.P.I
Utica College
Wofford
Appalachian
Potomac
Westchester C.C
St. Anselms
LeMoyne N.Y
T. Michaels
Red Raiders Edge Rice 73 72 In WC Tilt
Del Ray Mounts led Texas Tech with 16 points to win the Southwest Conference title scoring race as the Red Raiders narrowly defeated Rice 73-72. Rice’s David Craig scored 29 and joined the 400 point club with 412. Tech finished 10-14 overall and 7-7 in conference, while Rice closed at 4-20 and 1-13 in the league.
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Avalanche-Journal
Houston
del Ray Mounts
Texas Tech
Red Raiders
Rice Owls
Mounts
Clyde Rhoden
Arkansas
Raider
David Craig
Rice
Owl
Raiders
Roger Hennig
James Wiley
Mac Percival
Gene Arrington
Texas A&m
SMU
Owls
Baylor
Tech
Roger McQueary
Jim Fox
Arrington
Bobo Echols
Echols
Fox
Craig
Percival
Steve Smith
Wiley
Carlyle Smith
Utah closes in on Skyline title with Wyoming win
Utah, now one victory from the Skyline Conference crown and NCAA bid, beat Wyoming 68-61 in Salt Lake City and can seal the title by defeating Colorado in the regular-season finale. Utah State sits one game back after routing New Mexico 103-72.
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Tim Moriarty
United Press International
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North Carolina
Wake Forest
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Wyoming
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Utah State
Redskins
New Mexico
Raleigh
N.C
Virginia
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Texas Tech Raiders win four straight to end season
Joe Kelly lauds Texas Tech coaches Polk Robison and Gene Gibson and Del Ray Mounts for winning the Southwest Conference scoring title amid a surprising season. Harold Bradley earns coaching praise as he built a last place team into a contender, with James Wiley leading the 6-5 lineup. The Raiders, after a rough start and five straight losses, finished strong with road wins and upsets over Texas A&M and SMU.
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Texas Tech
Polk Robison
Gene Gibson
Red Raider
del Ray Mounts
Harold Bradley
Texas
Raiders
James Wiley
Texas A&m
SMU
Becerra Begins Training for Yee Bout in Acapulco
ACAPULCO Mexico UPI The bantamweight champion Jose Becerra has begun training for his March 15 non title bout with Ward Yee of San Francisco The camp at a local hotel has drawn visitors to the resort Becerra will travel to San Antonio March 8 to continue preparations.
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Acapulco
Mexico
UPI
Jose Becerra
Ward Yee
San Francisco
San Antonio
Texas
Becerra
Raiders Tie For Fourth In Tough Southwest Conference
Tech finished in a tie for fourth place with a 2 5 road record and 5 2 home conference mark. The Raiders ended 6 5 at home facing Oklahoma Iowa and Georgia Tech. Del Ray, a 5 10 Perryton talent, emerged as the season’s standout and inspirational leader driving teammates.
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Tech
Raiders
Baylor
Texas
Seaom
Oklahoma
Iowa
Georgia Tech
del Ray
Perryton
Leaf
Raiders Enjoy A Great Season With Fresh Sophomore Core
The Raiders finished a memorable season with sophomores like Arrington Wiley Hennig Percival Mounts stepping up as seniors tired. Vocal student support and a mobilized Tech band under Dean Killion boosted home games, earning widespread congratulations.
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Raiders
Gene Arrington
James Wiley
Roger Hennig
Mac Percival
Tech
Dean Killion
SWC Teams Announced With Memorial for SMU Player
Bobby James of SMU died in a Ruston Louisiana home fire shortly after last season. Williams and Rhoden earned second team honors last year. Almanza and Mounts are noted among honorable mentions as Mounts finished as leading scorer in title play.
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Dub Warden
John Tyler
Housty Brewer
Jerry Dixon
Dale Underwood
Tommy Stubbs
Mike Pusey
Bobby Shelton
Andrews
Bobby James
SMU
Ruston
Williams
Rhoden
Almanza
Mounts
SWC Basketball Finale Showdown Highlights
Texas led 5 3 early but faded as Bobby Tyler limited Jay Arnette to nine points for Texas. Donnie Lasiter scored 22 for TCU while Tommy Meacham had 19 points and 19 rebounds. Rice rallied late but fell to Houston style tech in a high scoring finish with David Craig on 29 points. Wilmer Cox led A M with 24 points as Baylor’s Carroll Dawson added 17.
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TCU
Rice
Horned Frogs
Longhorns
Texas
Bobby Tyler
Jay Arnette
Arnette
Donnie Lasiter
Steers
Tommy Meacham
A&m
Bruins
Aggies
Bears
Wilmer Cox
Carroll Dawson
Baylor
All American Bowling Classic Entries Reach Levittown
Entries from the Canal Zone Puerto Rico Europe and Canada have been received for the All American bowling classic at Levittown Pennsylvania May 1 through October 30. Most entrants will compete here in conjunction with their trip to the American Bowling Congress championships in Toledo Ohio.
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New York
UPI
Canal Zone
Puerto Rico
Europe
Canada
Levittown
Toledo
Ohio
Girls Basketball District Tourney Sets Final Night schedule
New Deal wins District 6-B in a double elimination series, beating Roosevelt and then upsetting Bula in overtime. Top scorers include JoAnn Stanley, Ollie McNeeley, Ruby Ashmore for the Lionesses. Betty Van Meter, Gayle Hardy, Kay Burrow for the Eaglettes. and Theda Prather leads the Elkettes. Regional winner advances to the state meet in Austin next Thursday. Claude cited as historic state champion.
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New Deal
Roosevelt
Bula
JoAnn Stanley
Ollie McNeeley
Ruby Ashmore
Lionesses
McAdoo
Matador
Betty van Meter
Gayle Hardy
Kay Burrow
Eaglettes
Klondi
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Wellman
Klondike
Linda Barron
Kay Settle
Janice Joplin
Cotton Center
Happy
Theda Prather
Elkettes
Higgins
Trent
Knox City
Claude
Austin
Kubek to Stay Home Until Yankees Increase Offer
Milwaukee AP report says Tony Kubek, who has played all positions for the Yankees in three seasons, will stay home and wait for New York to improve its 1960 contract offer. He says he is not satisfied and will sit tight awaiting the next move.
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Milwaukee (Ap
Tony Kubek
New York Yankees
Milwaukee
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