Basin Cage Teams Schedule Action Tonight
Two high stakes football playoff games and two tourna ments headline tonight’s area action. Four basketball games feature Denver City at Seagraves, Seminole at Lovington, Fort Stockton at Rankin, and Biz Lake hosting Ozona. Tournament play includes Maria versus Van Horn, and Wink Pecos Monahans Ector Crane Alpine in the Monahans Meet with Barnhart at Mertzon Saturday night.
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Denver City
Seagraves
Seminole
Lovington
Fort Stockton
Rankin
Biz Lake
Ozona
Maria
van Horn
Wink
Pecos
Monahans
Ector
Crane
Alpine
Barnhart
Mertzon
Bonin Paces Canadiens To 4-3 Victory Over Leafs
Marcel Bonin starred for Montreal, scoring twice as the Canadiens rallied to a 4-3 win over the Toronto Maple Leafs. Bonin filled in for injured Maurice Richard, helping lead the comeback victory Thursday night.
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Bonin
Canadiens
Leafs
Marcel Bonin
Maurice
Rocket) Richard
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
Monahans Ector Favored In Meet At Invitational
Monahans faces Alpine at 7 p.m. and Ector meets Crane in the Monahans Invitational Basketball Tournament second session. Pecos and the Monahans B team opened today at 1 p.m. with Wink and Pecos B at 2:30 p.m. Host Monahans, led by Jimy Muldrow and Mike Konstadt, starts as a favorite, while Pecos, Ector, and Crane challenge them. Del Williams and Freddy Gardner pace Ector in its first ever tournament.
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Monahans
Alpine
Ector
Crane
Pecos
Wink
Pecos B
del Williams
Freddy Gardner
Boosters Set Feed Plans for Odessa Priders Dinner
Mike Brumbelow former Texas Western College coach and athletic director will speak next Thursday as the Broncho Booster Club honors Odessa High priders with a steak supper at 7 30 p m in the county barns behind the coliseum. Public may attend by reserving with the chamber of commerce before noon Wednesday. Cost $2 50 per person. The Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang will serve.
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Mike Brumbelow
Texas Western College
Odessa High
Chamber of Commerce Office
Odessa Chuck Wagon Gang
Racing Interest Faces Setback on Pimlico Laurel Dates
Baltimore United Press report says interests pushing consolidation of Pimlico and Laurel racing dates were defeated when the Legislative Council voted 39 to 7 against sending the proposal to the General Assembly for February consideration.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Laurel
Legislative Council
Warren Heagy earns 0-Man All-Star berth in District 6
Warren Heagy of Imperial tops the District 6 six-man All-Star list chosen by coaches. Dan Chrane of Pyote also makes the first team. Harold Woods and Ray Cedillo named alternates. Second team includes Genaro Avila, Willie Dominguez, Clayton McKinney, Blas Lopez, Ray Cedillo, and Pablo Avila.
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Warren Heagy
Imperial Allaround
Sixeman
Heavy
Heagy
Dan Chrane
Pyote
Chrane
Harold Woods
Ray Cedillo
Toyah
Jimmy Bright
James Greer
Imperial
Gene Grey
Genaro Avila
Barstow
Willie Dominguez
Fort Davis
Clayton McKinney
Marathon
Blas Lopez
Johnston Heaves Warriors To Win
Johnston and Ernie Beck sparked a second half rally as the Philadelphia Warriors defeated the St. Louis Hawks 124 to 109. The win tied the Warriors for second in the Eastern Division with Syracuse and evened Philadelphia’s season record at 9-3. Cincinnati beat Detroit 109-99 in the night’s opener.
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Neil Johnston
Philadelphia Warriors
Johnston
Ernie Beck
Warriors
St. Louis Hawks
Philadelphia
Cincinnati Royals
Detroit Pistons
Warkors
Syracuse Nats
St. Louis
Boston
Detroit
Syracuse
New York
Cincinnati
Irish SMU Clash Saturday In Dallas
Notre Dame the 7 3 team aims to close a winning season at SMU in Dallas. Don Meredith leads the Mustangs with a high completion rate while Notre Dame relies on Bob Williams and a strong defense. injuries hamper SMU with wingman Willard Denveall sidelined. kickoff at 2 p.m. CST in the Cotton Bowl draws an estimated 45 000 to 59 000 fans.
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Dallas
Notre Dame
Oklahoma
Southern Methodist
Irish
SMU
Don Meredith
Terry Brennan
Meredith
Methodists
Texas Christian
Bob Williams
Nick Pietrosante
Ed Sullivan
Dick Lynch
Town
Southern
Methodist
Willard Denveall
West Texas State Falls to Santa Clara 55 46
West Texas State opened with a 1-0 lead but the Santa Clara Broncos seized control and dominated the remainder to win 55-46 in San Jose. Broncos relied on sharp outside shooting and solid defense to deny theMustangs a comeback.
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San Jose
Calif
West Texas State
Santa Clara Broncos
Trade Puzzles Braves NL Foes Trade Puzzles Braves NL Foes
National League rivals reacted with amaze and anger to a five player trade sending Bob Rush Don Kaiser and Eddie Haas from the Cubs to the Braves in exchange for Taylor Phillies and Sammy Taylor. The deal strengthens Milwaukee's pitching.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Wirtwaukee
Braves
Chicago Cubs
Roy Hamey
Philadelphia Phillies
Bob Rush
Don Kaiser
Eddie Haas
Chicago
Taylor Phillies
Sammy Taylor
Mayo Smith
Phillies
Buzzie Bavasi
Los Angeles Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Cubs
Rush
St. Louis Cardinals
Willard Schmidt
Marty Kutyna
Ted Wieand
Cincinnati Redlegs
Joe Tayloe
Curtis Flood
Kaiser
Milwaukee
Warren Spahn
Lew Burdette
Bob Buhl
Juan Pizarro
Gene Conley
Boo Trowbridge
Minnie Figured Sox Wouldn't Trade Him
Minnie Minoso said he was surprised by being traded from the White Sox to the Cleveland Indians. The 35 year old outfielder, playing for Marianao in the Cuban Winter League, learned of the deal on a Cuban radio broadcast.
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Havana
Cuba
Minnie’ Minoio
White Sox
Cleveland Indians
Chicago
Ito
Marianao
Caz
McCameys Badgers Face Panthers In 310 Mile Playoff Test
McCameys Badgers travel by bus for a 310 mile trek to Seymour for a Class AA playoff quarterfinal against the undefeated Panthers Saturday at 2 p.m. Both teams are unbeaten. Seymour relies on a strong ground game while McCameys leans aerial with Nicholas, Brown and Wallace starring in offense and Huffman and Smith keying the defense. The sellout crowd is expected as both teams bring powerful linemen and speed to the clash.
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McCamey
Badgers
Seymour
Panthers
Jerry Brown
Badger
Mike Smith
Johnny Nicholas
Nelson Huffman
Ranger
Bulldogs
Brown
Nicholas
Ken Wallace
Wallace
Billy Ritchie
Huffman
Smith
Jerry Pulliam
W. I. Thomas
James Bowden
Abe Martinez
Billy Bradford
Kyle Ellis
Jimmy Bone
Bob Plummer
Johnny Rogers
Bill Moss
Panther
Plummer
Rogers
Moss
SWC Trio Named on All America Team by Look Magazine
Look Magazine released its Football Writers Association All America team on Thursday with Char lie Kruger and John Crow of Texas A&M and King Hill of Rice named to the honor eleven. The magazine notes the omission of Sooner back Clendon Thomas, praised for carrying a heavy backfield load. The two-deep list includes ends Fred Dugan Dayton Jim Gibbons Iowa Jimmy Phillips Auburn. tackles Alex Karras Iowa Charlie Krueger Texas A&M Lou Michaels Kentucky Tom Topping Duke. guards Bill Johnson Tennessee Bill Krisher Oklahoma Jackie Simpson Mississippi Aurelius Thomas Ohio State. centers Dan Currie Michigan State Bob Reissnyder Navy. backs Bob Anderson Army Jim Bakhtiar Virginia John Crow Texas A&M Lee Grosscup Utah King Hill Rice Walt Rowstranski Colorado Jimmy Taylor LSU.
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Look Magazine
Football Writer's Association
Charlie Kruger
John Crow
Texas A&m
King Hill
Rice
Clendon . Thomas
Thomas
Association
Fred Dugan
Dayton
Jim Gibbons
Iowa
Jimmy Phillips
Auburn
Dick Wallen
UCLA
Alex Karras
Charlie Krueger
Lou Michaels
Kentucky
Tom Topping
Duke
Bill Johnson
Tennessee
Bill Krisher
Oklahoma
Jackie Simpson
Mississippi
Aurelius Thomas
Ohio State
Dan Currie
Michigan State
Bob Reissnyder
Navy
Bob Anderson
Army
Jim Bakhtiar
Virginia
Lee Grosscup
Utah
Walt Row- Stransky
Colorado
Jimmy Taylor
Louisiana State
Sims and Waters Lead Business Bowling League Scores
Sims bowled a 560 and Waters 232 to pace the league night. Other 500-plus series included Bennett 537 and Waters 533. 200-plus games featured Ward 210 and Underwood 203 while Looper Paint Company led with 67 high game and 2421 series. STANDINGS show Texas Electric and Athletic Supply atop a crowded table.
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Hack Sims
L. Waters
Sims
Waters
Claud Bennett
Marvin Mick
C. Bullion
Flop Parsons
Charlie Kay
Joe Ward
Gene Underwood
Beancit
Bullion
Looper Paint Company
Texas Electric Wo
Athinik Supply Ooo
Southwestern Bell
Odessa
Looper
Maccabar Ook
Tittsburg
Bieck
White Paint Company
Rudd Drive-ina
TAE Builders
Eartman of
Pastic Rofing
Iz Last Nisht
Reanlte Sleeper
Rudda K Eek
TAE Ti Citier Service
Eartman
Athletic Suppoy
Tortie O
Read
Tutebure O
Texac Electric
White Faint
Southwest Bell
Modern Materimiig
Odersa Flor J
United States Advances in Davis Cup Interzone Play
Australia based report notes Gardnar Mulloy and Vic Seixas, ages near seventy, defeated the Philippines doubles pair Felicisimo Ampo and Raymondo Deyro in 45 minutes to push the United States toward a clash with Belgium in the Interzone final next weekend.
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Adelaide
Australia
America
Gardnar Mulfoy
Vic Seixas
Philippines
Felicisimo Ampoa
Raymondo Deyro
United States
Belgiom
Andrews Downs Ysleta in tight 64 63 victory
Andrews edged Ysleta 64 63 to improve to 1-1 non conference. Sherrard led with 21 points while Whitworth added 15. Skov scored 21 for Ysleta as Hobbs won the earlier sophomore game 45-35.
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Andrews
Ysleta
Mustangs
Say Sherrard
Gordon Whitworth
Bob Skov
Hobbs
Wayland Flying Queens Extend AAU Winning Streak
Wayland Flying Queens of Plainview Texas continued their dominant run by winning two more games after a 104 game streak last season. They defeated Cisco Junior College and then face Commercial Extension at Omaha Nebraska, maintaining their high scoring pace and national prominence.
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Plainview
Tex
Wayland Flying Queens
Queens
Cisco Junior College
Omaha
Neb
Open House Set for Fans Headed to Seymour
Seymour readers report an open house for Mc Camey fans traveling to Seymour at the Bayior County Courthouse. The Bayior County Enterprise notes coffee and doughnuts will be served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. by the Seymour Chamber of Commerce.
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Seymour
McCamey
Bayior County
Seymours
Seymour Chamber of Commerce
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Don Pollard
Joe Chandler
James Styles
Cecil Forrester
Billy Ryan
Larry Martin Nelson Huffman
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Basin Cage
United Press
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Monahans-Alpine
Pecos-Monahans B
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44Th
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Reed
Sox
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Legion Club East
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Ector Su
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LS Crane
Ranger Seymour
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