Baytown and Worthing Lead In Border Olympics Events
Dyes led Baytown to first with 26 percent and Worthing to second with 18 percent as eight junior college and high school records were set. Toby Belt of Westbury became the first to throw the shot 60 feet in the Border Olympics, a division record. Howard County won its fifth straight junior college title while Baytown captured its second high school crown in three years.
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Baytown
Houston Worthing
Toby Belt
Houston
Westbury
Howard County
Victoria
Winnes Semnenace
Don Parkhurst
Roy
Fer Kirkwood
University Blinn
Mexico Prep
Schreiner
Keith Owen
West Sabine and McAdoo win in Texas basketball action
All state stars Wayne Fults and Joe Pat Rhodes score 17 each for West Sabine as they edge Woodsboro 66 51. McAdoo defeats Prairie Valley 52 35 in Class B consolation. Dallas Thomas Jefferson claims Class AAAA third with 56 49 over San Antonio Bar. Bob Glover scores 31 with 21 rebounds for Dallas Rebels. Raul Gomez 20 for Burbank and Manuel Molina 12. Continuous scoring details and halftime results included.
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South Texans
Wayne Fults
Joe Pat Rhodes
West Sabine
Gerald Steindorf
Ganies Longmire
Woods- TO
McAdoo
Nocona Prairie Valley
Dallas
Thomas Jefferson
San Antonio Bar- the Rebels
San Angelo
Aqf
Pr White
Henson
Drones
Moya
Roach
Cuba
Prairie Valley
Greenlaw
Ivey
Fleckenstine
M .MacKnight
MacKnigth
McAdamy
Spring Branch
Falls
King
Rhodes
Sweeny
Jones
Landrum O Oo
Smith
Woodsboro
F PT Ey
Haertig O
Oefinger
Steindorf
Claude claims Region 1-B title to reach state meet
Claude, the defending Class B girls champion, beat Roosevelt 56-42 in the Region 1-B final to return to the state tournament. Nancy Hundley scored 25 for Claude, while Judy Pounds had 25 for Roosevelt. Happy beat Cotton Center 38-34 for third place as Marcella Irlbeck added 16 points. Roosevelt advanced to the finals with a 53-47 win over Happy.
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Canyon
Claude
Roosevelt
Happy
Downing Cotton Center
Nancy Hundley
Judy Pounds
Cotton Center
Marcella Irlbeck
Debbie Moring
Eagles fall as Powell and Carter close late rally comes up short
Hobbs led by Joe Assery with 24 and Clifford Powell 11, while Roswell’s Williams 22 and Ragsdale 20 paced the winners. Carter sank two late free throws for Hobbs but six seconds remained when the ball went in only to miss final chances. Marcella Irlbeck scored 28 for Claude with 21 in the first half as Claude beat Cotton Center 39 23 in the final period. Judy Pounds led Roosevelt with 20 points.
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Clifford Powell
Tom Carter
Eagles
Williams
Ragsdale
Haley
Roswell
Joe Assery
Hobbs
Powell
Marcella Irlbeck
Roosevelt
Stantza
Judy Pounds
Claude
Cotton Center
Shirley Oles
Debbie Moring
Cotter
Roswell Clay
Patton
Guerra Carter
Hix
Klein
Ussery
Overbeck
Feeee
Init
Raiders See Fast, Deep 1963 Texas Tech Squad Optimistic
Raider Gridmaster Barry Gage reports coach J T King expects a faster larger squad for 1963 with nine starters from 1962 gone. The team will open September 21 against Washington State, then six straight conference games, then Kansas State and Texas Western before Fayetteville. Coach King notes all starting berths are wide open and aims to maximize speed at halfback while strengthening the secondary against passing.
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Barry
Gage
J. T. King
Sven
Texas Tech
Mere
Eel Rice
Arkansas
King
Oteertal
Raiders
Coolidge Hunt
Dennis’ Grimes
Jerry Elbert
Sonny Armstrong
Kelly Mitchell
Jerry Garrison
Larry Jones
C. W. Williams
Charles McEntire
Washington State
Kansas State
Texas Western
Fayetteville
SWC
Tech Football Roster and 1962 spring practice notes
A roster of aspirants lists 1962 and 1963 players by position with hometowns and schools, including Bill Worley Midland and Jim Zantos Albuquerque, among others. The article details spring practice plans over 36 days spread across March and April, with squad scrimmages, pacing, and final all-out Red Raider Scrimmage under lights.
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Red Raider
King
Bill Worley
Midland
Jim Ellis
Lubbock Monterey
Pan American College Tops Houston in Tennis Meet
Pan American College defeated the University of Houston 5-0 in Edinburg. Singles results include Jerry Wortertne defeating Ronnie Woods 6-1 6-0 and Ken Lang beating Joe Kuykendall 6-0 6-2. Other matches: John Hunter over Cliff Tyree 7-5 1-6 6-4, Jim Saucedo over Bill Graves 7-5 6-2, Luis Goncalvez over Gene Peebles 6-0 6-3. Doubles Wortelboer Saucedo defeated Kuykendall Glaves 6-3 6-4.
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Edinburg, Tex
UPI
Pan American College
University of Houston
Jerry Wortertne
Ronnie Woods
Ken Lang
Joe Kuykendall
John Hunter
Cliff Tyree
Jim Saucedo
Bill Graves
Luis Goncalvez
Gene Peebles
Wortelboer-Saucedo
Kuykendall-Glaves
Border Olympics Week 1 Relay and Field Winners
Readable results show Gahee Conway Hawick Parkhurst 0:43.6 in yard relay with Spring Branch and Memorial leads. Field marks include Cooper 22-4 in broad jump, Belt 161-9 discus, and multiple sprint times across Baytown Houston to San Antonio, plus college division records in pole vault and mile relay.
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Robert Hawick
Dan Parkhurst
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Spring Branch Memorial
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San Antonio Brackenridge
Fines Cooper
Houston
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San Diego
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Corpus
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James Armstrong
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San Antonio
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Reese Morrison
San Marcos
John Herring
Alice
Jimmy Taylor
Snyder
John Morriss
Houston Jones
Tle
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Corpus Christi Carroll
Carl Skipper
Houston Lamar
Tom McDougal
Bruce Williams
Deer Park
Don Parkhurst
Baytown
Lee Wolf
Lamar
Warren McVea
Brackenridge
John Hopkins
Bot Miller
Conley Brown
San Jacinto
Fernando Rodriguez
Corpus Christi
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Ray Whitlow
Robert Elswick
Gilbert Nelson
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Gall Read
Albn Whiddifield
Charles Moore
Corpus Christ! Miller
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Corpus Christi Ray
Bobby Smith
Kingsville
Joe Fonseca
San Benito
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John Hokins
Ronnie Christofolett
San Antonio Lee
James’ Means
Austin
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Roy Longoria
Carlos Vela
Pharr
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Delfino Garza
Benavides
John Moss
Arthur Rodriguez
San Antonio Jefferson
Eloy Carrillo
Fort Brockton
Robert Alexander
MacAur
Robert Tamer
Edinburg
Houston Worthing
Charles Salsman
Alvin Coney
Fort Stockton
Lee
Roy Jacobsen
Schreiner
Roy Rogers
Victoria
Mike Hill
Howard County
Carlos Holohansky
Monterrey Tech
Gerald Wynn
Mike Hays
Lubbock Christian
Roger Kirkwood
Jack Peterson
Gan’ Antonio College
David Barker
Milton Marrow
Delbert Spencer
Levelland South Plains
Harry Dietzmann
Anyard
Tommy Wise
Terry Williams
Tommy Yarbro
Don Carter
Blinn
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Alejandro Cadajal
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Archie
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Leslie Winsper
Ford Brown
Archie McClure
Don McFarland
Kenneth Windham
Alfred Dworsky
David Karkney
Keith Owen
Roosevelt Porter
Odessa
Dwight Miles
Gilbert Smith
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Ronnie Jones
Steve Sarton
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Eduardo Portillo
Mexico Poly
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Charles Grant
Alfredo Rivera
Fidel Mendez Diaz
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Jim Lancaster
Robert Merlo
Frank Marza
Ted Nelson
Jerry Anderson
Lynn Saunders
George Tedford
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Denis Moore
al Lawrence
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I. E. Merritt
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Fred Hansen
Warren Brattles
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Steve Guynes
Frank Fogleson
Gerald Pratt
Texas Southern
Mickey Nash
Lamar Tech
Charles Buteaud
Robbie Robinett
Southwest Texas
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Emory Martindale
Hardin - Simmons
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Raul Trevino
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Darrell Petty
Hardin-Simmons
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Gerald Pargmann
Elisio Galicia
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Dick Lightfoot
Felix Valles
Sul Ross
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Elmo Birdow
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Herbert Stevens
T. J Bell
Lester Milburn
Southwest
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Astlan Stewart
Major Adams
Jose Manuel Luna
Maurice Hobson
Lester Milvurn
Ray Saddler
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Joe LeBlanc
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Roberto Procal
David Harris
Jon White
Wesley Robinson
Adél
Colin Ridgway
Elmo Birdown
Curtis Crum
Hardin- Simmons
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Artis Barrett
Herbert Btevens
Hardin Gina A
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Lamer Tech
McAdoo for the losers in sudden death thriller
Friona wins dramatic overtime as Janet Buckley converts a winning field goal in sudden death. Key scorers include Nettles with 35, Buckley 27, and Jennings 13 for Friona, while Buron 39 and Culwell 28 top Hamlin in a separate regional final.
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McAdoo
Eagles
Miss Barrow
Janet Buckley
Miss Nettles
Miss Buckley
Tete Jennings
Friona
Miss Buron
Cheryl Culwell
Tulla
Hamlin
Lake View
Miss Lakey
Eagles Take Early Lead In Close Game At Hamlin
John Powers drives for a layup and Bill McWilliams opens the second with a jump shot to push the Eagles ahead 20-10. At halftime McAdoo leads 26-15 as Morris heats up early in the third. Larry delivers 10 straight points as McAdoo tires, creating a 36-15 cushion with 4:27 left in the third. Lake View’s Patsy Rabb tops scoring with 14, Zula Tomlinson and Norman Benson add 12 each. Peace plan notes rage can strain administration in higher ed journals.
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John Powers
Bill McWilliams
Eagles
Jerry Johnson
McAdoo J
Morris
Larry
Bulldogs
Eagles Reach Finals with District 5 B Victory
The Eagles beat Frankston 68 52 to advance in the district 5 B playoffs. They followed with a 49 36 win over Talpa Centennial before the finals Saturday morning, as both teams traded fast runs and solid shooting.
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Eagles
Bulldogs
McAdoo
Frankston
Talpa Centennial
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