Littlefield Tops Plainview 32 14 in Friday Night Battle
Littlefield defeated Plainview 32 14 after a four yard run by Boots Laydon and a series of scores. Gary Morris and Estrada added key plays while Clark and Echovassa contributed to Littlefield’s offense. Plainview struggled to respond with multiple stalled drives and a late streak.
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Plainview
Larry Laydon
Barker
Eddie Clare
Gary Morris
Timmy Sendfield
Clark
Estrada
Littlefield
Gary Echovassa
Pete Estrada
Bulldogs
Seagraves Romps Over Turkey 36 16 Behind Faulkner
Seagraves Eagles rout Turkey 36 to 16 as fullback Sammy Faulkner races for 55 and 56 yard TDs and adds two extra points. James Petty opens scoring with a 10 yard pass to Johnny Waller, Faulkner adds two third quarter scores, Crump and Flemmons contribute TDs, Don Guest and George Hawkins add late scores. Seagraves outs rush Turkey 319 to 60 and leads first downs 10 to 2 as defensive standouts Hernandez Smart Shumake anchor the win.
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Seagraves
Sammy Faulkner
Seagraves Eagles
Turkey
James Petty
Johnny Waller
Faulkner
Jerry Crump
Crump
Petty
Walter
Charles Flemmons
Billy Gaddy
Don Guest
David Hutton
Guest
George Hawkins
Hutton
Angel Hernandez
Kenneth Smart
Raymond Shumake
Billy Lane
Darrell Fuston
Hart Longhorns Triumph Over Anton 42-20
Hart Longhorns rallied from a brief first quarter deficit to defeat the Anton Bulldogs 42-20. Key moments included Billy Farris unleashing a 10 yard TD run, Dan Crews connecting with Robert Pierce for a 40 yard score, and Larry Lee breaking loose for a 50 yard TD. J. T. Staton added a 54 yard run and the extra points as Hart dominated late.
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Hart
Hart Longhorns
Gore
Anton Bulldogs
Billy Farris
The
Longhorns
Cros
Dan Crews
Robert Pierce
Crews
Larry Lee
J. T. Staton
Staton
Farris
Lee
Smylie Wilson Triumphs 13-8 in Friday Night Junior High Match
Smylie Wilson Junior High, led by halfbacks Chris Cox and Gary Easterwood, built a 130 half time lead to outscore W. G. Alderson Junior High 13-8. Cox sprinted 40 yards for a first period conversion and Easterwood scored from five yards in the second. Roy Farmer added an Alderson touchdown and two points in the third.
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Smylie Wilson Junior High
Chris Cox
Gary Easterwood
Meadow Broncos Triumph Over New Home Leopards 25-6
Meadow Broncos defeated New Home Leopards 25-6 Friday night. Meadow scored each quarter while holding New Home to only one score late in the final period. Quarterback Bill Sturdivant connected with Bud Brooks for a 35-yard gain, and Sturdivant later plunged in from 10 yards for a second period score.
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Sturdivant
MIAMI
John Bahen
George Mira
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Bob Kline
Penn State
Apwire
Denver
Old Low Hill
Denver City
Golden Cranes
Crate
Fisthen
Davidy Williams
Calvin Kirkhan
Pat Hubbard
Mike Martin
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Crane
Ronald Ashburn
Billy Rhoads
James Garrett
Mike Hubbard
George Curtiss
Mustangs
Portales Deepens Friona Rout 43-6 in Gridiron Clash
Portales overwhelmed Friona 43-6 as Crews and Farris starred with multiple touchdowns. Ward scored from 20 yards, Meados and Meadow volunteers added scores, while New Home’s Jim Maxey and guard Bobby Buchanan anchored a dominant Leopard effort led by Richard James and Loy Dee Terry on defense and the porous Friona line.
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Portales
Crews
Farris
Pat
Richard James
Larry
Ray Brown
Ward
Pierce
Smylie Wilson
Zame
Everett Gee
Charles Cesari
New Home
Anton
Jim Maxey Ani
Mike Mal
Am Tha Wlaw
Fumble Thwarts Drive Cooper Whitharral Tie
Cooper Pirates and Whitharral Panthers played to a 0-0 tie after a late Cooper drive stalled at the three yard line. Johnny Kubacak starred on both sides for Cooper, while Tom Gilley excelled for Whitbar ral. Buzz White connected on five passes for 70 yards. Whitharral moves to 2-1-1. Cooper’s season record ends incomplete in the report.
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Cooper
Pirates
Whitharral Panthers
Johnny Kubacak
Tom Gilley
Whitbarral
Panthers
Buzz White
Whitharral
Denver City Skips Past Crane BELLAR HITS MAY ON 55-YARD PLAY
In a Friday night game the Sudan Hornets beat the Plains Cowboys 6-0 with a late fourth quarter scoring pass. Joe Bellar threw to end Ramon May for a 15 yard reception, reversed field, and ran 40 yards for the touchdown. Sudan finished with 134 rushing yards and 72 passing yards while Plains had 183 rushing and 70 passing. Dennis Hickman led Plains on defense. Dale Masten and Serapiy Wingo sparked Sudan defense.
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Sudan
Plains
Dennis Hickman
Dale Masten
Serapiy ‘Wingo
Happy Cowboys Top O'Donnell In Rainy Clash
South Plains star L M McGehee led Happy Cowboys to a 13 zero victory over O'Donnell Eagles on a rain swept night. McGehee scored on a 40 yard end sweep and added the extra point. Jim Blackburn added a 22 yard TD run, PAT failed. A late third quarter penalty erased a Happy score.
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Happy
L. McGehee
South Plains
Happy Cowboys
O'Donnell Eagles
McGeehee
Jim Blackburn
Cowboys
Pat
O'Donnell
Snyder Tigers Rally To Defeat Kermit For First Victory
Snyder Tigers overcome an early lead by Kermit to win 19 12 in a 77 yard third quarter march. Mike Morris ripped 88 yards for the clinching score, while Bob Pena and Steve Free contributed offensive plays and solid defense from Darrell Aldridge Tim Hardin and Bob Smith. Kermit threatened late but failed on downs with 11 seconds left.
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Kermit
Cecil Cantrell
Jackets
Cantrell
Snyder
Tiger
Mike Morris
Eddie Phy
Steve Free
Malcolm Bolger
Darrell "Aldridge
Tim Hardin
Bob" Smith
Hereford Upset Falls 7-6 to Roswell Coyotes
Roswell Coyotes edge Hereford Whitefaces 7 to 6 after a late field goal and blocked extra point. Fullback Mike Truelove kicked the decisive PAT as pain for Hereford, with Howard Allen scoring and Billy Rosberry breaking loose for an 80 yard run.
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Roswell
Roswell Coyotes
Hereford Whitefaces
Fulback
Billy Rosberry
Carry Hall
Arnold Powell
Shortis
An &Lother
Howard Allen
Coyote
Mike Truelove
Colts Put Matte On Waivers List
Baltimore AP The Colts placed injured rookie Tom Matte on waivers and would pull him back if another NFL club claimed him Matte, 22, top draft choice, fractured a vertebra last week in Baltimore loss to Detroit and could be sidelined six weeks Coach Weeh Ewbank said Matte would be removed from waivers and placed on injured reserve if another team claimed him Under league rules Matte would miss the season if on injured reserve
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Baltimore
Balti- Colts
Tom Matte
Matte
Colts
Detroit
Weeh Ewbank
Ohio State
Hockey League To Open Oct. 11
The American Hockey League opens its 1961 62 season on Wednesday October 11 with eight teams in two divisions. Pittsburgh Hornets and Springfield Indians headline Western and Eastern divisions along with Cleveland Buffalo Rochester Quebec Providence Hershey. Opening night matchups include Rochester vs Buffalo Cleveland vs Providence and Pittsburgh vs Springfield. Calder Cup playoffs begin after the regular season ends April 1.
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NEW York
UPI
American Hockey League
Pittsburgh Hornets
Cleveland Barons
Buffalo Bisons
Rochester Americans
Springfield Indians
Quebec Aces
Providence Reds
Hershey Bears
Rochester
Buffalo
Clevland
Providence
Pittburgh
Springfield
Sunland Park Sunland Results Horse Racing Card
Sunland Park racing results list multiple foray divisions with ages two and up. Races cover six furlongs and 418 meters with several prices paid to winners and placers. Names include Ovens Pride and Denti among others with purses and particulars scattered.
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Sunland Park
Naf
Bunland Park
Syearolde
Turlon Wieo
Donald
Cabin Teely
Ovens Pride
Sun Hebel
Canadian Leader Backs Yankees in World Series
Yorkton Saskatchewan report notes National Liberal Leader Lester B Pearson told a political meeting he favors the New York Yankees in baseballs World Series. He quipped about Reds and left wing hockey safety, as Cincinnati Reds meet the Yankees in New York to open the series on Wednesday.
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Yorkton, Sask
Lester B. Pearson
New York Yankees
Reds
Cincinnati Reds
Yankees
New York
Undefeated Monahans Stumps Toe At Hobbs As Eagles Win
Hobbs defeats Monahans 22 to 6 to improve to 3-1. Monahans led early in the second period before Hobbs reply with a UW yard run by Jim Bridges and other scores. Don Ritchey added PATs as Hobbs pulled ahead with Raymond Stubblefield and Pat Robinson touchdowns, and a safety by Don Willingham sealed the win.
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Monahans
Hobbs
Eagles
Jim Bridges
Don Ritchey
Raymond Stubblefield
Eagle
Pat Robinson
Ritchey
Don Willingham
Gordy Tamplin
Trent Gorillas Rout Ackerly Sands Mustangs Friday Night
Trent's Gorillas hammered the Ackerly Sands Mustangs in a Friday night game. Dan Shortis led the effort for the Mustangs as key plays shaped the contest.
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Trent
Three-Way Eagles Top Cotton Center In Football
The Eagles rolled up 624 yards while Cotton Center managed 118. Virgil Thomas, Three-Way quarterback, scored in every quarter for 22 points. Larry Dupler added two points after touchdowns, Tammy Dupler six, Dwayne eight, George Halley two, Frank Stegall two. Cotton Center’s Dan Shackelford scored their only marker as Cotton Center fell to 3-1 on the season.
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Three Way
Eagles
Coun Cen
Cotton Center
Virgil Thomas
Larry Dupler
Teagles
Tammy Dupler
Dwayne
George Halley
Frank Stegall
Estelline Bears Top Wheeler 6-0 In Nonconference Game
A crowd of 500 watched Estelline's Bearcubs defeat Wheeler 6-0 in a class B non-conference matchup. Jesse Corona scored on a 36 yard run in the first quarter, the conversion pass failed, but strong defense sealed the victory. Estelline rose to one win and four losses.
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Wheeler
Eselline
Bearcubs
Estelline
Jesse Corona
Extelline
Billy Bowman
Bobby Meadows
Klondike Edges Pettit In Eight Man Tilt
Klondike battled Pettit to a 12-12 tie at halftime then won 24-12 in a compact eight man game. Icher fullback scored Pettit's first touchdown, while a 38 yard play helped Klondike pull ahead in a rough, limited format contest.
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Klondike
Ra Pelt
An Shen
Vest
Icher
Yan
Pettit
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