Ranger Loaded to Lead Odessa College Tourney Field
Ranger Junior College aims for a perfect start in the Odessa College tournament with an undefeated 7-0 record and a 83.4 scoring average while Christian College of the Southwest boasts the top offense at 100.5 per game. Lubbock Christian College and Howard County face Ranger and Christian in early round games as eight teams compete through Thursday and Friday semifinals.
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San Antonio
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Seagraves Is Choice Again This Week in Playoffs
In semifinal play this weekend the Seagraves Eagles share favor with Brownwood Lions and Abilene Cooper’s Cougars to reach finals. Brownwood beat Dumas 17 15 in quarterfinals and faces McKinney while Cooper is a strong 13 point favorite over Richardson.
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Junior High Cage Meet Opens Thursday in Odessa
Odessa hosts the annual Junior High School Invitational Basketball Tournament starting Thursday at 4:30 p.m. with 16 teams from Odessa Midland Stanton and Andrews. Matches run at Ec tor Gym and Permian Fieldhouse through Saturday crowned at Permian Fieldhouse 8:15 p.m. Ticket prices 25 cents for students and 50 cents for adults.
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Sanderson Edges Imperial 46 43 In Non-District Clash
Sanderson defeated Buena Vista High of Imperial 46 to 43 Tuesday night. The B team won 58 to 25 as Charlie Garza led Sanderson with 18 points, Eric Cooksey added 15, and Phil Littleton scored 25 for Sanderson’s junior squad.
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Charlie Garza
Eric Cooksey
Frank Flores
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Hunting Car Parts Sale Near Odessa
Complete hunting cars and fiber glass kits listed for sale. Includes wrecked Volkswagens available for viewing at 311 East. Contact Odessa FE 2-4666 or FE 2-4569 for details.
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Cowboys Hold Off Colts In Windy Narrow Win
In a tense game Dallas edges Baltimore 23 to 17 as the defense disrupts Johnny Unitas and the Colts. Dallas fans focus on Landry and Meredith while Dallas faces Washington and San Francisco in upcoming December clashes.
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Pacer Trucks Dominate High Team Series in Local Meet
Results show Pacer Trucks high team with 1896 in the high team series. Talbert Robbins led the men with strong scores and Allene Brooks and Mary Ann Boyd paced the women in their events. Roy's Shell and Sahara Wiga were among sponsors listed in the local meet results.
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Permian
Frank Bolton
Enco Weever Coast
Faistoff Beer
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High Man's Geome
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Mary Ann Boyd
Allene Brooks
Baa
Shell
Cevesseccee S
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Equitable Life
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Cow Police
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Seminole Falls 69 52 To Snyder In Non District Battle
Snyder High School defeated Seminole 69 to 52 on Tuesday night. Mickey Almond led Snyder with 18 points while Mickey Ray topped Seminole with 14. Seminole trailed 11 13 after the first quarter and 31 28 at halftime.
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Snyder High School
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