Cantrell Eyes PGA Presidency From Lubbock Bid
Warren Cantrell of Lubbock emerges as a national PGA candidate against Wally Mund of St. Paul for the worlds highest golf post. Cantrell notes six district nominations versus Munds two and says the vote will hinge on delegates arriving in Palm Beach. He criticizes clubhouse costs and executive control while confirming plans to attend the Florida meeting with delegates McClure Stewart and others from Dallas and Lubbock.
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Gene
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Earl Stewart
Dallas
Dunedin
Clearwater
Raider Cagers Polish For Saturday Opener
Coach Gene Gibson led a fast-paced practice as Raider basketball eyes Saturday's opener against New Mexico. Cantrell discussed West’s PGA tour entry timing, sponsor needs, and winter vs summer tour costs, noting local clubs’ reluctance to sponsor. He predicts a pro tour split could create more weekly tourneys in future.
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Cantrell
Gibson
Jon
Wayland Wins 86-81 Over New Mexico Highlands
Wayland Pioneers defeated New Mexico Highlands 86-81 as Royce Harnsberger led with 22 points, with teammates Cantrell and Kendrick adding key scores. Wayland improves to 1-2. Highlands to 2-2. Pioneers next face Texas Lutheran in Tulsa. Tech coach praises Tom Patty after workouts. expected lineup includes Patty, Hallam, Denney, Murren, and Wall for Saturday.
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Amarillo
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Farwell Beats Bovina To Open 1964-65 Season
Farwell opened its basketball season with a 51 39 win over Bovina as Leon Lovelace led the Steers with 19 points while David Kelso scored 22 for Bovina high. In the girls game Bovina won 33 30 behind Lynn Looney 14 and Jo Ann Rhodes 12.
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Bovina
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Leon Lovelace
David Kelso
Lynn Looney
Jo Ann Rhodes
Spring Branch Bears Top AAAA Poll After San Angelo Upset
In final UPI weekly ratings, Spring Branch rises to No. 1 in Class AAAA as San Angelo falls to No. 4 after an upset by Spring. Dumas, Corsicana, La Marque, South San Antonio, Gonzales, and Palestine hold earlier spots. Corpus Christi Miller and San Antonio Lee move up, with several teams shifting in the lower ranks. Pasadena and Garland also exchange positions amid district playoff bids.
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Amarillo Tascosa
Tyler Lee
Army-Navy game delayed to December 7 in Kennedy memory
The Army-Navy football game was postponed from November 30 to December 7 at the request of President Kennedy's family. The Pentagon said the annual classic in Philadelphia would be dedicated to Kennedy's memory. Cadets and Midshipmen from West Point and Annapolis were among teams noted in the All-America selections.
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Rick Redman
Bob Brown
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Secretary of the Navy
New Conference Begins Action
The Texas Athletic Conference opens with Midwestern University hosting Tarleton State. Hardin-Simmons and McMurry begin conference play soon, with non-conference games slated for Saturday. McMurry faces Texas Lutheran at home. Hardin-Simmons meets Bradley in Peoria, Illinois.
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Creighton
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Abilene
Tarleton
Stephenville
Commerce
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma Christian College
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Eight Players Named Scholar Athletes For 1963 Awards
Don Trull Baylor quarterback, leading the nation in total offense and passing, was named among eight collegiate stars slated for the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame Scholar-Athlete Awards and Earl H Blaik fellowships. The nine recipients are noted for both academic achievement and football prowess.
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UPI
Don Trull
Baylor
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Earl H. Blaik
Kenneth An
Borger Dominates Tulia In 69-31 Victory
Borger's Bulldogs crushed Tulia 69 to 31 as Joe Shelton scored 18 and Jimmy Cooper added 10 for a 2-0 start in District 3-AAAA. Frank Hooper led Tulia with 22, while the Tulia roster lists several college-bound players and awards details follow, including Medical Economics Foundation fellowship notes.
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Run Borger
Morty Fenerine
Urns Kendricks
Conner
Basketball Tourney Needs More Teams Seagraves seeks two more boys teams
Seagraves high school coach Jim Eddins said the annual basketball tournament on January 9 10 11 needs two more boys teams to fill the bracket. Any Class AAA AA A or B school can contract Eddins today. The school will dismiss Thursday for holidays and all teams are assured three guaranteed profits if the bracket fills. Dunbar Sets Weekend Match With Hamilton Dunbar High will play Hamilton Park of Dallas at Richardson Friday or Saturday night. This will be the Panthers second straight trip to the state finals after 1962. Richardson is near Dallas and the start time is 8 p.m. Coach James Hillyer hopes to confirm the venue today.
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Rabat
Morocco
Dunbar
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Hamilton Park of
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Richardson
James Hillyer
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Hillyer
Meadow beats Roosevelt 49 to 31 in boys game
Meadow's Sturdivant scores 20 with 11 rebounds to power a 49 31 win over Roosevelt. Dunn adds 11. Roosevelt's Coffey tops Roosevelts with nine. In girls action Roosevelt wins 34 26 led by Gregory with 25 and Woolley 24 while Meadow's Holland 21 and Hinson 11. Meadow boys 1 1 girls 3 2.
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Bill] Sturdivant
Roosevelt
Ronnie Dunn
Ken Coffey
Dee Gregory
Roosevelt Girls
Alice Woolley
Connie Holland
Kathy Hinison
Ratings roundup of Texas Class AAAA high school football
UPI reports weekly ratings and matchups across Texas AAAA schools. Notable contests include Spring Branch versus Walterp, San Antonio Lee versus Brackenridge, Amarillo Tascosa against Prairie, and South Oak Cliff facing Port Arthur in regional play.
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Pharresan
Juan-Alamo Sgoncaless
Austin Johnston
ELA
Jralestine
Corsicana Tei Lampo
la Marque
Lockney Tops Slaton 45-38 In Narrow Basketball Win
Lockney defeated Slaton 45-38 as Tom Moore scored 20 points and Randy Lavewell added 10. Leslie Brown led Slaton with 15 points and Dean Hatchett added eight. Slaton girls narrowly won 41-40.
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Tom Moore
Randy Lavewell
Slaton
Leslie Brown
Slaton Wit
Dean Hatchett
City Basketball Loop Seeks More Teams
City leagues need additional independent men’s teams as only one entry exists so far. Nine teams are in the Church League and 11 in the Employees League. Entries close Saturday with play starting December 9.
Morton Teams Smash Sundown Cage Units
Sundown opened the season with a 55 29 loss to Morton as Charles Ledbetter led Morton with 13 points and James White scored nine for Sundown. Morton also won the girls game 35 27.
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Indians
Sundown Roughnecks
Charles Ledbetter
James White
Sundown
Oak Cliff Captures District Championship
Dallas South Oak Cliff defeated Dallas Wilson 18 to 7 to win the District AAAAA boys football championship in a twice postponed zone playoff. Oak Cliff advances to a bi district game against Fort Worth Paschal at Fort Worth Saturday night.
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Dallas Wilson
South Oak Cliff
Fort Worth Paschal
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