Permian, Midland Lee Win Titles In Monterey Tourney
Permian won the Class A division and Midland Lee Class B in the Monterey Tennis tournament. Monterey was runner-up in both divisions with upsets throughout. Nichols upset Roach in boys singles. Beene Reid won boys doubles for Permian. Lain Nix won girls doubles. Kay upset in Class B. Montreal Canadiens rely on homegrown talent with 13 born in Quebec.
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Lee
Monterey
Permian
Midland Lee
Plainsmen
Lubbock High
Bobby Nichols
Kenny Roach
Mike Beene
Robert Reid
Pat Wiman
Mike Jones
Montreal
UPI
Montreal Canadiens
Quebec
Midland
Billy Bane
Nichols
Roach
Tennis Results in CLASS A and B Divisions
Readable meet results show Betty Jameson of Sweetwater reaching the CLASS A girls semifinals before losing to Philbrick 6-0 6-2. Finalists include Lain Nix Midland Lee in doubles and Nichols Monterey in boys singles, with numerous other singles and doubles outcomes across divisions and teams such as Permian Wichita Falls Midland and Lubbock.
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Jill Philbrick
Betty Jameson
Barbara Lain
Carol Nix
Janice Jackson
Sandra Kirkpatrick
Wichita Falls
Sweetwater
Louw Ann Hollinsworth
Permian
Patrick Labbock
Jean Smith
Philbrick
Jameson
Farbara Lain
Midland Lee
Betty Brister
Becky Bryan
Indra Kirkpatrick
Rouson
Kay Young
Lubbock
M Tad
Bobby Nichols
Monterey
Mike Eggieston
Abilene Cooper
Kenny Roach
Midland
Walter Romine
Nichols
Ian Cummengt
Mike Blanton
Alan Kas
Tim Cases
Kent Herndon
Steve Beauford
Carlsbad
Pyles to Speak to Hobbs Cagers at Booster Banquet
Rex Pyles of Alderson-Broaddus College will be guest speaker at the Hobbs Booster Club basketball banquet Tuesday night. The 7 20 p.m. event in the Hobbs high school cafeteria honors Pyles who has coached 490 plus victories and was named NAIA coach of the year. Tasker, Hobbs coach, has a 268 107 record in 13 years. Hobbs 26 20 this season.
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HOBBS
Rex Pyles
Alderson-Broaddus College
Philippi
W. Va
Ralph Tasker
Tasker
Pyris
Alderson-Broaddus
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
NAIA
Pyles
West Virginia College
Ince May Take 11 Man Oilers To AAU Tourney
Carl Ince aims to take an 11 man Oilers squad to the National Men AAU tournament in Denver next week if three Texas Tech Red Raiders agree to join. The Oilers hold a first round bye and would face the YMCA champions or Port of San Diego, with potential quarterfinals against the U S Marines All-Stars.
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Carl Ince
Denver
Colo
Texas Tech Red Raiders
Ince Oilers
Oilers
Texas
Lubbock
Ince
Harold Hudgens
Mac Percival
Rogen Hennig
Gene Arrington
Sherman Norton
Garry Thomas
David Hutson
Chuck Key
Roy Young
Charley Lynch
Oiler
Arrington
Norton
Thomas
Hutson
Key
Lynch
Tech
Young
Wayland
Amarillo
Hudgens
Percival
Hennig
San Diego
U.S. Marines
Moss Ireland disqualified as Sebring 12-hour race leads shift
Stirling Moss and Innes Ireland in an Italian Ferrari led Sebring endurance race until a pit crew error refueling after 18 laps, not the required 20. Officials ruled the car ineligible, moving Jo Bonnier and Graham Hill's Ferrari to the lead as other Ferraris and Maseratis battled midrace.
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Sebring
Fla
UPI
Stirling Moss
England
Innes
NART
New York City
Ferrari
Jo Bonnier
Sweden
Graham Hill
Scuderia Sermissima
Italy
Moss-Ireland
Rodriguez Brothers
Mexico City
Pedro
Ricardo
Ireland
Bob Grossman
Nyack N.V
Fernand Tavano
France
Ferraris
Don Carter Wins 1962 Houston Bowling Classic Title
Don Carter of St Louis won the Houston Bowling Charity Classic topping Keith Little of Dallas 232 to 194 in a nationally televised final. Carter earned $5,000 and increased 1962 earnings to $17,422.50 while Little collected $3,000 for runner up.
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Houston
UPI
Don Carter
St. Louis
Keith Little
Dallas
Carter
Little
Dick Hoover
Don Bickford
San Antonio
Tex
Dick Downey
Newark
N. J
Wilkinson Named To Hobbs All Opponents Team 1961-62
Hobbs Eagles select Russ Wilkinson of Monterey as a member of the all opponent basketball team after he scores 21 and 16 in two games as Hobbs and Monterey split the series 56-51 and 66-44. Other honorees include Dave Olsen and Charles Creek of Las Cruces Wayne Kreis of Pampa and Ben Monroe of Carlsbad. Eagles finish 26-4. Houston debuts in the Texas League in 1888 with a new National League franchise.
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Hobbs
Lubbock
Monterey
Russ Wilkinson
Hobbs Eagles
Wilkinson
Eagles
Dave Olsen
Las Cruces
Charles Creek
Wayne Kreis
Pampa
Ben Monroe
Carlsbad
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MHS
Alan Kay
Chicago
Abe Saperstein
Harlem Globetrotters
Europe
Finale Lain
Nin
Jackson
Kirkpatrick
Fhinais Beene
Peld
Wiman
Jones
Francis Davis
Jud+ Dawkins
Carol Wonlles
Modi
Lae
Sally Brady
Nidland
Woolley
Davis
Fova Wagner
Jeanna Goodrow
Pap Toro
Raths Buck
Carol Nee Mirland
Busan Jeter
Pat Tonreen
Midland Tae
Gwen Correlew
Eherry Sinan
Jeter
Doreen
Wagner
Grod- Tow
Herndon
Kay
Burt Ryan
Leo Proctor
Midland Ser
Steve Brandon
Henry Keerum
Momierty
Danny Pendleton
George Averyt Andrews
Glen Fox
Ed Thompson
Ivan
Poe
Pendleton
Averet
Hobbs Cagers
Bowman Lumber CO
Moss
Bruce Mclardn
New Zealand
Rober Penski
Villanova
Phil Hill
Santa Monica
Don Sesslar
Lancaster
Ohio
Bob Donner
Colorado Springs
Ernest Grimm
Tulsa
Okla
Corpus Christi
Hoover
Bickford
America
William Neel
Dom Lio
D6m's Ltd
Ah Ra
Cleen
Automotive Electric Co
Texas Ave
Lubbock Voters
Kcbd-Tv
Pd. Pei, A.v
Oweens
Bedford
Owens
Kevin Lodge
Hayward
Wis
Arrameas
Scott Valley Ranch Mountain Home
Bay Breeze Resort
Lakeview
California Disneyland Hotel
Anaheim
Florida
St. John’s Fishing Edge
Wesaka
Kentucky
Irvin Cobb
Murray
Michigan
Weber Resort
Marenises
Missouri
New York
Tormey’s
Onchiota
Tennessee
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Ihe
Euchee Dock & Boat Co
Ten Mile
Loret Resort
Chickamauga Lake
Wisconsin
Dun-Revin Lodge
Wyoming
Moose Head Rasch
Jackson Hole
Gesser
Gea'arstop
Cealership
Dresang
Feld & Stream Magaine
Grai
United Sistas
Nebraska
New Jersey
Consin
Finniés
Roogan Ancaarry
Qeens Finneglass
Brunewick Corporation
Ors
Deaier
Field & Stream Magazine
Angone
Marine Boatel
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