Kress Kangaroos Rally Past Farwell in 24-0 Gridiron Win
In Friday night action Kress gains 24-0 over Farwell highlighting QB Mike Freeman who directed a balanced attack and defense. Farwell loses starter Lindop to injury while Leon Lovelace of Farwell shows passing and running ability. Homecoming queen Bonnie Cochran and pep king Robby Adkinson crowned before kickoff.
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Kress Kangaroos
Sunray
Panhandle
Kress
Farwell
Mike Freeman
Freeman
Kangaroos
Lindop
Dempsey Alexander
Leon Lovelace
Leon
Lovelace Brothers
Johnny
Red Raiders
Bonnie Cochran
Robby Adkinson
ENMU Homecoming Note Spurs Scheduling Hint
Mike Freeman advises against scheduling Eastern New Mexico University on Homecoming as the Greyhounds show a strong Homecoming record under Carl Richardson. ENMU has won six of eight Homecoming tilts and recently beat Omaha University 74 6 in 1958. Readers praise the campus visit and the hospitality while weird plays, like Lefors’ unusual extra point, spark the weekend recap.
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Eastern New Mexico University
Mike Freeman
Greyhounds
Exes
Eastern
Omaha University
Carl Richardson
ENMU
Nebraska routs Kansas State 26 6 in Big Eight clash
Nebraska overcomes a shaky start to blank Kansas State 26 to 6 in Lincoln. Larry Corrigan’s 87 yard TD to Ralph McFillen sparked the Wildcats’ early lead, but the Huskers answered with two second and third quarter touchdowns and pulled away as Coldweather Devaney’s squad rolled to victory.
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Lincoln. Neb
UPI
Nebraska
Kansas State
Cornhuskers
Huskers
Larry Corrigan
Ralph McFillen
McFillen
K-State
Dennis Claridge
Wildcats
Corrigan
Willis Crenshaw
Dave Thiesen
Bob Devaney
Claridge
Dick Callahan
John Farman
Rudy Johnson
Noel Martin
Ruffin Red Wins Sunland Park Feature
Ruffin Red carried 126 pounds to win the International Handicap at Sunland Park, urged by Don Lewis in the stretch after stalking Scarchum and Kippy Joe. Time for six furlongs was 1:10.3 with a $3.60 payout.
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Sunland Park
N.M
UPI
Ruffin Red
Scarchum
Kippy Joe
Don Lewis
Arlington State Rebels Rally For Late Win At McMurry
Arlington State College Rebels erased a two minute deficit to drive 47 yards in 35 seconds for a go ahead touchdown then intercepted a pass to seal a 13 0 victory over McMurry College Alford Smith led Arlington ground gainers with 11 carries for 1 yards James Meddox topped McMurry with 42 yards on nine rushes
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Arlington
Arlington State College
Rebels
McMurry College
Alford Smith
James Meddox
Indians
Jaquess Leads Greyhounds Past Mountaineers in Homecoming Win
Pete Jaquess sparked ENMU to a 23-7 homecoming victory over Colorado Western Mountaineers. He intercepted two passes returning one 67 yards for a TD, scored another rushing, and had two replays negated by penalties as 6,000 fans watched. Jaquess totaled 86 receiving yards on four catches while Wiginton connected on 8 of 10 passes for 107 yards.
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Bill Hart
Avalanche-Journal
Portales
Jean Lafitte
New Mexico
Pete Jaquess
Grey‘hounds
Colorado Western Mountaineers
Jaquess
Greyhounds
Hobbs
W. H. Allison
Jim Novak
Jacquess
Spike Diaz
Roswell
Colorado
Jerry Keller
Eastern
Richard James
Sonny Wiginton
Wiginton
Howard Jones
Jim Willburn
Koller
Hounds
Jacques
Mountaineers
New Life
ENMU
Holding
Keller
Carroll Huggins
Farwell
Howard Casteel
Visitors
NAIA
Roger Thompson
Wigington
Charles Anderson
Thompson
Dick Walsh
Lubbock
Dennis
Allison
Billy Adams
Bob Strong
Colorado Western
Tom Casteel
Roger ‘Thompson
Nal
District openers show small favorites posting early wins
Seagraves edged Wink 20 18 in a tight start for District 5-A with Seagraves the early pick but not yet secure champion status. Idalou opened with a 10-0 win over Crosbyton in 4-A. Petersburg blanked Lorenzo 34-0. Ralls beat Silverton 26-6. Kress topped Farwell 24-0. Sudan defeated Springlake 8-6. Denver City crushed Spur 74-12. Post and Frenship tied 0-0. Muleshoe beat Dimmitt 22-2. Canyon routed Lockney 39-0. Floydada upset Abernathy 24-0. Semino le beat Monahans 27-12. Lake View edged Breckenridge 13-12 in 3-AAA. Anton upset by Amherst 41-8 in 2-B. Happy 39-6 over Vega. Bovina 60-24 over Hart. New Deal 43-0 over Whitesface. Whitharral beat Lubbock non-conference 28-8. Meadow, Cooper, Wilson win in 3-B. Matador defeats Throckmorton 52-3. Estelline falls to Lockett 30-8. Phillips B faces Turkey Saturday. district play resumes.
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Avalanche-Journal
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Wildcats
Crosbyton
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Ralls
Silverton
Kress
Kangaroos
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Sudan
Springlake
Denver City
Mustangs
Spur
Post
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Olton
Morton
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Kermit
Lake View
Breckenridge
Anton
Amherst
Happy
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Vega
Hart
New Deal
Whiteface
Whitharral
Larbuddie
Meadow
Wilson
Cooper
Ropesville
New Home
Sands
Matador
Throckmorton
Estelline
Lockett
Phillips B
Turkey
Monterey
Amarillo
Lubbock
Borger
Plainview
Palo Duro
Bis Spring
Abilene
Cooper Odessa
Midland Lee
Midland
Permian
San Angelo
Tumas
Levelland
Hereford
Phillips
Perryton
Littlefield
Andrews
Fort Stockton
Monshans
Ector
Pecos
Brownfield
Colorado City
Snyder
Lamesa
Sweetwater
Caryan
Tulle Floydada
Lockney
Friona
Platon
Stanton
Hale Center
Taronto
Sayre
Okla
Memphis
New Mexico
Clovis
Hobbs
Fort Sumner
Jal
Tatum
Corona
Tucumeart
Whitworth Opens Cavern City Lead in New Mexico
Kathy Whitworth of Jal New Mexico shot 73 to take a one stroke lead over Mickey Wright at the Riverside Country Club in Carlsbad. Wright finished 149 after a 75 last round as Hagge dropped to four behind. Other contenders include Marilyn Smith, Betsy Rawls, Lucille Wardell, Judy Kimball, and Mary Lena Faulk. The 54 hole tournament ends Sunday.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Kathy Whitworth
Jal
Riverside Country Club
Mickey Wright
Dallas
Cavern City
Miss Whitworth
Miss Wright
Marlene Hagge
del Ray
Beach
Fla
Marilyn Smith
Jupiter
Betsy Rawls
Spartanburg
S.C
Game at Glance Eastern New Mexico Touchdown Drive
Eastern New Mexico scores on two pass plays and a field goal as Allison connects on a 2 yard touchdown and a key interception. Jequess adds a 67 yard and a 38 yard scoring sequence with Wiginton, while Jerry Koller boots two extra points and a 1 yard field goal.
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New Mexico
OH Allison
Pete Jequess
Sonny Wig- Inton
Jerry Koller
Tigers Triumph 23-6 as Missouri Tops Oklahoma State
Missouri's ground game, led by sophomore halfback Johnny Roland who scored two touchdowns, fueled a 23-6 Big Eight Conference victory over Oklahoma State in Columbia. Roland also set up a field goal with a 73-yard run.
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Columbia
UPI
Johnny Roland
Missouri
Oklahoma State
Roland
Jim Johnson
Hii
Bill Tobin
Tiger
Tom Underhill
Tigers
Bill Leistritz
Cowboys
Mike Miller
Wardell Hollis
Three Way Rips Nazareth 34 28 in Late Rally
Three Way defeated Nazareth 34 to 28 as Nazareth faltered late in the final period after a tight first three quarters. Larry Dupler led the winners with two rushing TDs and a strong ground game while Ray Snicker and Dennis Gerber produced Nazareth scores. Ray Snicker had two first-quarter TDs for Nazareth and Roger Schilling added two points for the losers in the final period.
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MAPLE
Three Way
Nazareth
Larry Dupler
Tom Dupler
Virgil Thomas
Ray Snicker
Dennis Gerber
Roger Schilling
District football schedules grid across multiple districts
The page lists upcoming district pairings and matchups for varying classes and regions including Districts 3-AAAA Monterey Amarillo and Lubbock Borger, 2-AAAA Bis Spring Abilene Cooper, 1-AAA Tumas Levelland, 4A Taronto Crosbyton, 3-A Hale Center Farwell, and several others with Saturday notes for some games and entries from New Mexico and Oklahoma across 20 districts and towns.
Kermit Yellow Jackets Upset Andrews 14-0
Kermit built a 14-0 district win over Andrews as Benji Lawrence connected with Pat Casey for 52 yards and scored from the five with 52 seconds left in the first half. Lawrence added a third quarter TD, Roy Sparks left early with a leg injury, and Kermit forced two picks while improving to 2-4.
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Andrews
Kermit SlasIw
Kermit
Roy Sparks
Alton Cox
Larry Taylor
Yellow Jackets
Billy Burk
Larry Guyton
Tommy Parrish
Mustangs
Fort Stockton
Turks Defeat Phillips B Team 14-6 in Non-Conference Game
The Turkey Turks edged Phillips B 14 to 6 on a Saturday night non-conference football clash. Bunky Mullins opened scoring with a 20 yard run in the first period, and Don Guest added a quarterback sneak from the two in the fourth quarter. Phillips answered with Clark scoring from the two, but Turkey held on to improve to 4-2 for the season.
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Lubbock
Harold Sparkman
Tommy Atchison
Tascosa
Lowrey Field
Pat Harkins
Lewis Thomas
Westerners
Sarge Klinger
Phillips
Turkey
Tresh Hubbs Are Top Rookies Tresh Hubbs Are Top Rookies
Tom Tresh of the Yankees and Ken Hubbs of the Cubs named major league rookies of the year for 1962 in a Sporting News poll of Baseball Writers Association of America members. Tresh led AL voting with 97 votes after his World Series homer. Hubbs led NL with 120 votes amid a fielding record season.
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ST. Louis
Tom Tresh
New York Yankees
Ken Hubbs
Chicago Cubs
Sporting News
Baseball Writers Association of America
Tresh
Bob Rodgers
Los Angeles Angels
Hubbs
al Jackson
New York Mets
Washington State Tops Indiana in Intersectional Football
Washington State defeats Indiana University 21 to 15 in Spokane as Dave Mathieson connects with Hugh Campbell for the winning 42 yard touchdown with 1:18 left. The two point conversion followed. Also notes Aggie swimming tryouts led by coach Art Adamson with November first meet.
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Spokane
Wash
UPH
Dave Mathieson
Hugh Campbell
Washington State
Cougars
Indiana University
Lerve
Mathieson
Campbell
Mathieson - Campbell
Aggie
A&m
Art Adamson
Chrysler's 1963 Luxury Line Showcased by Fenner Tubes Co
Ken White previews a new Chrysler design era for 1963 highlighting the New Yorker 300 and Newport as symbols of luxury and efficiency. The presentation links Chrysler engineering with refined craftsmanship and invites viewing at Fenner Tubes Co, 10th and Avenue.
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Ken White
Chrysler
New Yorker
Fenner Tubes CO
10Th End Avenue
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Ruffin
Sunland
Kunland Park
Jesse Bar
Little Yajas
Quinella
Lady Venture
Pep Rhraw
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Clover Lea
Sonomas Pet
Flying Morse
Janes Jolly
Alspot
Jeans
Arlington State
Charles Mitchell
Tulsa
Novak
Carroll Dennis
South Plains
Whitworth
OSU
Kermit Rips Andrews
Shelby Metcalf
Turks Stymie Phillips
Indiana
Robin Hood
Robin Hoon’ Mufflers
Robin Head
America
Christian’s
Lubbech, Texas
Relph Krebbs
Hyde Park
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