Picadors Open Against Shoats Tonight
Texas Tech freshmen start 1962 season in Little Rock at War Memorial Stadium against Arkansas Shoats at 8 p.m. Coach Bert Huffman’s Picadors show offensive potential from a 34-32 intra-squad game and aim to contain Arkansas after the 0-7 loss to SMU. The two teams have split their early meetings, with travel plans set for 7 a.m. departure and hotel stays. Conference lineage includes six Texans on Arkansas roster and family connections among players.
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U S Golfers Lead In Eisenhower Trophy After Round One
U S team holds a three stroke lead in Kawana Japan as 23 nations compete for the Eisenhower Trophy. Dick Sikes 69 and Deane Beman 70 plus Labron Harris 73 counted for the Americans with Gary Cowan of Canada tying the Fuji course record with 68.
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Simmons Leads Area Scorers With 64 Points
Lynn Simmons of Whitharral tops the area scoring with 64 points to lead Class B. Arnold Powell advances to AAA with 38, while Eddie DeVoll ties for Class AA lead. Ronnie Hendricks takes Class A and Richey slips to third overall as the AAA race tightens.
Longhorns To Be At Top Strength For Classic clash
The Texas Longhorns expected to be at top strength for Saturdays Cotton Bowl clash with Oklahoma after returning ends Sandy Sands and fullback Ray Poage who practiced two hours amid knee and shoulder injuries. Both missed last week against Tulane but showed solid form in the workout.
Area Top Scores Showdown Across Class AAA to B
A compiled list highlights top scorers across classes AAA through B, featuring Arnold Powell Hereford 38 and Jay White Lamesa 36 in AAA, with Perryton’s Joe Champion 30 and Lake View’s Larry Hudson 32. Also listed are Floydada, Denver City and Stanton players, plus the overall top ten scorers led by Lynn Simmons Whitharral with 64 points and Ronnie Hendricks Plainview 60.
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South Plains
Tom Richey
Abernathy
Eddie DeVoll
Tulsa
Jay White
Lamesa
Arnold Powell
Hereford
AAA
White
Ronnie Hendricks
Plains
Roger Sage
Idalou
Hendricks
Sage
Lynn Simmons
Whitharral
Jim Blackburn
Happy
Jerry Frazier
Richey
Bill Eaves
Lake View
Joe Champion
Perryton
Larry Hudson
Hudson
DeVoll
Simmons
Frazier
David Hutton
Turkey
Powell
Spearman
Champion
Morton
Olton
Farwell
Friona
Blackburn
Kress
Lamesas
Bill Eeves
Roger Wright
Dumas
Gary Newcomb
Joe Lyles
Andrews
Tuha
Jim Stewart
Floydade
Pat Hubbard
Denver City
Don Kinder
Tom Watts
Ronnie Belt
Lockney
Davis Price
Canyon
Daryl Lindsey
Floydada
Kim Freeman
Ted Stewart
Stanton
Joe Williams
Stanton Aa
Mike Martin
George Jones
Orion
Plainas
Leon Lovelace
Ricky Edwards
Croseston
Jerry Crump
Seagraves
Rex Graves
O'Donnell
Mark Emmer
Wink
Mike Freeman
Fernando Lopez
Gayton Amonett
Lorenzo
Ronnie Morgan
J. T. Benton
Joe Bellar
Sudan
Jerry Sanders
Spinglake
Calvin Brints
Crosbyton
Howard Phillips
Sundown
Bovina
Jim Blackbur
Junior Barrington
New Deal
Gary Lancaster
Metador
Bill Sturdivant
Meadow
Wayne Taylor
Vega
Tally Kelso
Richard Kennedy
Phillip Reep
Anton
Kenith Polk
Terry Gage
Alvin Swanson
Ken Barton
Matador
Terry Darling
Lazbuddie
Plaina
Teen Lovelace
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