The Amarillo Globe-Times from Amarillo, Texas • Page 11

Buffs Jo Play Alamo Wins I Consolation At Dallas Monday. January 23. 1967 Amarillo Globe-Times By WAGGONER Our CANYON West Texas State, shell-shocked last Friday by an Oklahoma City University blitz which produced a 128-103 loss for the Buffaloes, meets an entirely different type foe tonight at Buffalo Field House in defense-minded New State at p.m. The Chiefs of Oklahoma City were the sixth leading offensive team in the country entering the game and guard Gary Gray was the sixth leading scorer. Gray hil 55 in the massacre which saw the Buffs hit their high of the year in 103 points, but also a high in turnovers with 29.

Coach Jimmy Viramontes of West Texas hopes the outcome of tonight's game is not like the OCU game in the opposite direction. New Mexico State is the nation's llth leading defensive team in the land. The Ag- gies are allowing only 61.6 points per game, but scoring only 62.6 themselves. West Texas, a similar team to both Texas Tech and NMS in styles, will be looking for its second win of the year against nine losses. NMS comes in with a fine S-7 record.

Texas Tech whipped the Ag- gies Saturday night at Lubbock in a thriller when the Raiders held off the Aggies near the end of a 6360 victory. WT and Tech are alike in that each team, due mostly to the ability of the players, has to work hard to set the good shots takes only those kind. Tech, for instance, took only 36 shots against New Mexico State, a new post-war low for Tech, and hit on 20 of them. They beat NMS at the charity line, 23 of 27 to only 12 of 17 for the Ag- gies. Three Aggies fouled out, getting 15 of NMS' 18 fouls.

Tech had 1G. Viramontes scouted Uie game and was impressed with the Ags. billed as the smallest major college team in the country. And they may he at B-l'i. But this!" certainly isn't their jumping The Ags also heat East can't count on the height for the Ags all are fine a 5 rn New Mexico.

Rutgers, Aggies having that kind of cold jumpers which makes up for am aud and Coach night two games in height discrepancy. Lou Henson's old team. Hardin- Viramontes said that the Ag- The Aggies are called "Hen-jgj twice gies are extremely aggressive, son's Miracle Midgets." They; as must be at the short get the name from the lack of Thev also plav a stickv height and from the fact that Bngham Uah Colo- dca they've pulled an upset or two. "do State Thi m( prcs They beat, for instance, Okla- and uaMon. was ky cnough tnat i( forccd homa City in the opening game The Ags had a relatively cold Tccn into 18 turnovers a of the season.

82-64. They then night from the floor against Tex- pu e( le Ags 13 points turned the tables on sixth-ranked as Tech, 40.7 per cent. Tech d(nvn to evcn and anca( i al a DALLAS Alamo Catholic's Mustangs produced their third major surprise the Knights 5 ot Columbus Invitational Basket. ball Tournn ment Sunday and as a reward picked np the tourney's consolation championship Coach Tom Crunk's Mustangs. who came from behind in both games Saturday to sain the consolation finals, performed in; thp same manner Sunday to dispose of Ennis St.

Trailing X-n at iAlamo battled back lo take a 10-' jpoint lead after three IS points while limiting John's to only two. BLAST MY LUCK. I WON THE MATCH, BUT LOST THE vou CANT WIW THEM Al-L, JUST THINK, IF A'y HADN'T TUENED Up) NI6HT AV6HT HAVE SEErJ ETCHED IU V0UP MEMORY HAVF TUAT DAT? Rebels, Sandies Again Tied for Lead Three second half unbeaten? 31-47. Caprock's Ixjflghorns wal- by Bnaan 16. B-2 Pat Ksios 12 Caprock vfnr-fl on the stroiu skidded into the loss column Fri- loped Lubbock Westerners, and i sronns of 9 a With big Mike Murry tossinn'day night.

leaving Amanllo's 7S-63. in Friday's other came. Pa: McKcan. 6-4. Spearheaded nuckwortn and a a jin 21 points.

Alamo extended itsiSahriies and the Tascosa Reb! While Amarillo and Tasi-osa the PD a a i 2S point; in down Lubbock micitwortn Hournament record to 3-1. Thesis in a tie for the top in 2-0 each, Palo Dtiro and and -3 a Kisor cor.lr.- scored 2fi ami a jMustanas lost only to Dallas Bis! trict 3-AAAA basketball action. Lubbock stand 0-2 with buted I points. Kenny Carson adding i 'hop Dunne during the three-day Amarillo's first half cham- teams in between at 1-1. a rt-2-j led Lubbock ivith he I I RECORDS the Tuesday's Sames find llorsrr Murry.

who was named to with Pampa. Coronado and (10-10) ai Amarillo (17-2), I.uli jten-player all-tournament team. Borger going into Friday's (2-20) at Tascosa jscored 72 points in the four ond round of second half at Palo Duro 3 "-i-s, igames in addition to leading i a 1(12-10). Caprnck (6-16) Corn- ae'ir team in rebounds. i The Sandies edged Coronado's nado (11-12) and Monterey ilS-6) i In Sunday's consolation a i a club, 45-43, on Jim Foran's a pampa (19-4).

f.V'~ nionship. Murry got scoring hclri 10 001 shot fom 5CC Amarillo. whose tallest start PF from Isaac Hernandez wWonds left in overtime. :6 stands 6-1, outreboundcd Cor- a scored 14. and Jim Tascosa, playing without start- nado, the loop's tallest team.

who contributed 11. Norman Wright, who suf- 33.31, although its center, Bruce i 'i fcred a broken wrist in the pre- Belcher, missed 19:01 because ALAMO (MI ST. JOHN'S (sii vious amc dumped Palo Duro. foul trouble. Conference (Sr-ci Wo i Haiti ott Avg.

Oof (Overall fg ft tp 3 er 3 69- Mernondc; 0 5 5 Total! 31 33 64TotaK SCORES BY A ALAMO ST. JOHN'S BOXER DIES --Stall Morris 5-9 guard from Quail scored 13 against Oklahoma City U. after coming off the bench. Lynn Wells. 6-1.

who crabbed Plainview provided the big- rebounds, and 5-11 Bob Dick- i gest surprise of the season by rso scored 12 points each with a i a a lo s-n Jim Koran scoring for LI 5 avense a previous 19-pomt de- (he Sandies. Lynn Shiittlesworth, feat to the Harvesters. 6.5, and 5-10 Sammy Holt paced Luowik Monterey's pro-season title fa- Coronado with 11 and 10 points. i as ts voriles bounced back from a Coronado look a 43-41 lead 33 3S second half-opcninK setback to vil 2:25 left in overtime on Coronado by i i Boreer. shuttleworth's 10-foot shot.

Dirkerson hit a five-footer TM'tircv SYDNEY. Australia I to tie it with 1:03 left. Coronado's POIO Duro Stanley Mervyn Bell, who went -Kl'SSlAN I 6-7 Robert Sweatt committed an into 'the ring against a SAN V1TTORE OLONA. Italy offensive violation to foul out p.oirwi,* professional boxer in the hope I --Nikolai Dutov of the with 39 seconds left. That save of winning a cash prize, died Soviet Union won the 34th Five the Sandies the ball to set the Saturday night from injuries Wilrimiils cross country race scene for Foran's winning received in the Fairground bout.

Sunday after favored Ron basket. Bell, a part-aborigine, was Clarke of Australia decided not Tascosa's 6-4 Jerry 1 floored with a punch to the head to run because of a flu attack, turned in a 25-point perform- and hit the canvas hard. He was Dulov was limed in 33 ance lo lead the Rebels past rushed unconscious to a doctor's minutes. 14 seconds for the Palo Duro. Three other Rebs pj 1 home hut was dead on six mile course, landed in twin digits 6-2 in Limbeck Cnuch 5 i Tommy MaUison tallied 12 and points.

Kenny Rodin. scored 19 points in Plainview's upset of a a with a a Tinimy a 6-2. and 6-1 a Facan ssj i It and 10. w.o Steve i i a fi-l. and B-2 3 5'0 Bailey shared Pampa's i i with IB points 5- i Steve i a i basket for 25 i a a i Borger and 6-3 a Andrews chipped in 12 i points.

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