Three are in district four in Class 4C football
In the Lubbock Avalanche Journal dated October 16 1963 the district four Class 4C previews note 21 undefeated teams and discuss White Oak Tallsville San Augustine Shelbyville and others. Spring leads scoring and stinginess with 212 points.
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Resebrut
White Oak
Thritscle
Batty Ea
Amon
Onky White Oak
Rowtghnooks
New Landen
Whicks
Tallsville
San Augustine
Wmited
Shelbyville
Teaquin
Timpson
S. Ne Hey
Heston
Seorin
New Leaders Ellis Worley Top Tech Stats
Elllis Worley lead in tech stats as parks and Neri Tauris gain recognition. The report notes strong performances across various events with several athletes reaching notable milestones. The fragmentary text hints at ringed career feats and emerging talents through the season.
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Ellis
Worley
Tech
Juntin Ng
Neri Parks
Tata
Bey Sterac
Bayer
Oklahoma Sooners Coach Talks Looney Situation
The Oklahoma team and coach discuss Lewney Looney’s role amid questions of morale and performance. A tacit agreement allowed Looney to stay if his presence did not hurt the squad, but eventual dismissal raised doubts about the vote and team leadership.
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Tiehaees
Wilk
Lewney
Son
Sid Loenes
Bilal Peters
Asters
Dan Hiden
Looney
Jeesing de Goll
Tesa Ane
Joe Dean
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Pala
Oklahoma
Hart
Texas Rsmne
Otfaverk
Dalla Ake
Linney
Texas
Wilkinson
Lamme
Burt Site Ling
Sooners
Hee
Willinson
Joe Don
Jo Hickman Sets Pace In Lorenzo Golf Tourney
Jo Hickman of Lubbock posted the best net score 7 under on a par 72 course to lead the Lorenzo Women’s Golf Tournament through the first round. She shot a gross 87 and holds a two stroke edge over four players tied for second: Jerry King Crosbyton Neva Abell Is Frances Reynolls Lubbock and Matharene Brown Ralls.
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Jo Hickman
Lubbock
Jerry King
Crosbyton
Neva Abell
Frances Reynolls
Matharene Brown
Ralls
Cage Drills and Camp Scrimmage Reported for Raiders
In fall drills the Raiders resume workouts with Murren and Wall among key figures. Seniors Patty, Murren, Gooden, and F were listed along with juniors Thollum, Jienney, Woolard, and sophomores Malaise, Meatsels, Wilkinson, Tapp, Olson, Adams, and Routher. The team eyes the upcoming season opener on November 4.
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Murren
Raiders
SMU
Wall
Bobby Gindorf
Patty
Mike Gooden
Mike F
Thollum
Jienney
Appleton istanaiued From Page One
Lemmons slipped through easily to threw the Sooner back for a toss. Royal commented on Scott and his defensive efforts while praising his own teammates. The article notes a volatile mix of play commentary and player assessments amid Cotton Bowl references and a mixed season record.
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Appleton
Scott
Ben Hicks Scores 300 In Bowling Triumph
Ben Hicks shines at Lubbock bowling club as he rolls a perfect 300, his first all-time in six years. He earns a $509 bond, a $250 diamond ring, shoes, a watch, a four foot trophy, and other honorary awards amid cheering.
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Y Hicks
Lubbock
Hicks
Westerners Rally in Tight Win Over Borger
The Westerners, led by strong linemen and stout defense, edged Borger 14 12. Jerry Virasael produced the standout performance with key tackles and a long drive as teammates Hattman Matthews Huntton limited the Don ground game to under 60 yards.
Lynn Loring Found Fame Early in Fair Exchange Run
Lynn Loring has acted from age 6 to 19, appearing in Fair Exchange for 13 years and performing in over a thousand stage shows.
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Lynn Loring
Fair Exchange
Monterey Plainsmen Face Harvesters After Tough Loss
Monterey coach Bill DuBose says the Plainsmen bounced back with one of their best workouts yet after a 19 0 defeat by district favorite Tascosa. They prepare to host Harvesters led by Kenny Hebert, aiming to improve offense and defense, move the ball more, and salvage their district run.
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Monterey
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Caprock Mei
DuBose
Tascos
Harvesters
Kenny Hebert
Hebert
Willie Pep Gains Hall of Fame Honor
Willie Pep the featherweight star known as the Will o the Wisp was elected to Ring Magazine and Hall of Fame. The New York New York Hartford native joins Jem Ward and Tom Gibbons as inductees. Pep's career included a 15 round title win over Chalky Wright in 1929 and multiple title defenses, with a lengthy span active until 1959.
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Ring
Tuesd Pep
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Fla
Nat Fleischer
Ring Magazine
Saiel
Willie
Jem Ward
Tom Gibbons
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Wisp
Sandy Sauber
Svt
Saddle New York
Saddle
Cain
Venezuee Ia
Happy's Jowgirls Triumph in Openers Over Dragon’s College
The Jowgirls opened their basketball season with a decisive 8 13 point victory at home against Dragon's Business College of Amarillo. Trita Taane led with 30 points, while Marcella Inlheck, Martha Teles, Dixie McGehee, and Joy Burhanan contributed in double figures for Happy.
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Happy 'S Jowgirls
Scorine
Vicory
Dragon's Business College of
Amarillo
Trita Taane
Seorine
Marcella Inlheckis
Martha Teles
Dixie McGehee
Joy Burhanan
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