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PRJDAV, DECEMDCR 7, 1962 THE CHILDRESS INDEX, CHILDRESS, TEXAS PAGE Texas, Arkansa Dominate All-Southwest Conference DALLAS (UPI) Champion Texas and runner- up Arkansas, i played just as dominant roles in the makeup of the 1962 Unit Press International all- Southwest Conference football team as they did in the title race by winning! seven of the 11 honor team berths. and guard Ray Trail Kay Sehoenke, who Tommy ForQ, Texas halfback, polk'd 77 to 82. was the second best vote-getter This trio boasted better than a among the backs with 84, while teammate Scott Appleton won the tackle slot opposite Mazzanti and all-America guard Johnny Treadwell of Texas dominated the guard voting with 86 3-to-l margin over any other tackle. Bobby Mangum of TCU pushed Trail for the other guard spot, polling 61 points to 68. as they nearly doubled their closestj Southern Methodist and Texas Christian, with 2-5 and 5-2 conference records, failed to win a sport.

Arkansas won two places in the backfield and two in the line, while Texas placed one back and two linemen. The quarterback Billy Moore came the closest to being a unanimous choice, polling 89 of a possible 95 points, as he headed up an Arkansas contingent composed of halfback Jesse per. second team line included Tommy Lucas of Texas and Tom Magoffin of TCU at the ends; Sehoenke and Texas Melvin Simmons at tackle; Mangum and Bobby Burk at guards, and Hughes at center. DALLAS (UPI) The 1962 United Press International all. Southwest Conference football team: FIRST TEAM David Parks, Texas Tech.

6.2, 190 Abilene. Jerry Maz.zanti, Arkansas. 6.2, 210 Sr Lake Village. Ark. Johnny Treadwell, Texas, 61.

194. Austin. Jerry Hopkins, Texas M. 6.1. 215, Mart.

Ray Trail, Arkansas, 5.11, 210 Forrest City, Ark. Scott Appleton, 6.3, 225 Brady. Gene Raesz, Rice, 6.1, 198, Taylor. Billy Moore. Arkansas, 5.

players. There were no repeaters bv conference passing champion Rock. 1 I Ronnie Goodwin, Baylor. At that, six of the eight teams Texas David Parks1 rival managed to place a player on the ranked next to Moore in vote Hopkins finished 27 points ahead mythical team picked by two appeal with 88 points, one more of John Hughes in their scouts from each conference than Gene Raesz as this two-way scrap for the center! and UPI sports writers. Only pair nearly doubled their closest rivals for the two end positions.

speedy Ronnie Goodwin snagged the other backfield post with 78 points and Texas Jerry Hopkins won the center with 68 points. Parks, Appleton and Ford are juniors and have a chance to become two time all conference berth. The conference was top-heavy with fullbacks and the vote was split so widely that the first team had three halfbacks to run with Moore although Branch originally was ticketed for fullback duty at Arkansas. Three fullbacks wound up on the second team backfield headed fWilf DDWh Kittens; fall To Wellington In Thursday Adion from last all-senior outfit While Parks and Raesz dominated the end voting, Mazzanti and Appleton had a serious challengei Branch, tackle Jerry Mazzanti for a tackle berth in Southern Don Trull of Baylor at quarterback The trio was Arkansas' Danny Brabham and the Texas twosome of Ray Poage and his defensive wild card, Pat Culixip- Texas, 5.9. Bowie Slips By In Triple-Overtime Childress came close but it wasn't quiet enough as they almost defeated the Bowie Jack rabbits for the first time in the first round of the Iowa Park basketball tournament Thursday night.

(The Bobcats were to play Northside of Vernon at 5 p. m. today) Bowie downed the Bobcats 4843 in a tnpie-overtime game after teams were tied 41-41 at the end of the regulation periods and the first two overtimes. In the third overtime, Bowie scored seven points while Childress only scored two. Jim Wilcoxson found the range and was top scorer for both teams with 19 points on eight field goals and three free throws.

McKinely was the leader for the Jackrabbits with 14 points Johnny Thornton scored 11 points in the final two quarters to pace runnerup nonors for Childress. Bowie was the pre-tournament favorite. Childress played Bowie two times in 1953 anci lost both games. One was in the first round of the Wichita Falls tournament and round of the Wichita Falls tournament and the lime was the other time was in the first round of he Staio Tournament in Austin Childress led in the state tournament at the end of the first quarter 18-11 bul the Jackrabbits behind 6-11. Temple Tucker pul led away to win and went on to capture the stat for ondchampionship straight year.

In other actic i ionight at the tournament. Rider of Wichita Falls is to tangle with Holiday at 6:15 p. Bowie i to meet Burkburnett at 7:30 and Iowa Park will play Midway at 8:45. Northside was ueieated by Burk-j feu burnett 67-45. CHILDRESS 13) Wiicoxsou Huff Hopkins Thornton II; nun Wilson Lawrence LOI fg ft tp 4 19 0 0 1 0 13 2 5 5 1 1 11 1 0 2 2 2 0 3 4 2 0 4 4 IS 717 4: 5-11.

170, Odessa. Tommy Ford, 103, San Angelo Jesse Branch. Arkansas. 5.11, 190. Watson Chapel, Ark.

Ark. SECOND TEAM Tommv Lucas, Texas and Tom Magoffin, TCU. Ray Sehoenke, SMU and Melvin Simmons. Robert Burk. Baylor and Robert Mangum, TCU.

John Hughes. SMU Don Trull, Baylor. Ray Poage and Pat Culpepper, Tex. as and Danny Brabham, Arkan. sas.

THIRD TEAM Ben Nix, TCU. and Jer. ry Lamb, Arkansas. Normal Evans. TCU and John Knee, SMU.

and George Bracks, Texas Lee Stewart, Jumcs Maples. Bay. lor Sonny Gibhs and Tom. my Cutcher. TCU and Jerry Cook, Texas and Paul Piper, Rice.

HONORABLE MENTION James Grizzle and Gary Howard, Arkansas; John Sylvester, Rice; Sandy Sands. Texas; James Ingram. Baylor; BUI Harlan, SMU; Bobby Hunt, lngton. John Mims, Rice; Ken Ferguson Texas. Wesley Biyant, Arkansas; Rudy Mathews, leu; Bobby Crenshaw, Bay.

lor and Sor.ny Armstrong. Jim Phillips, fini Harper and Ray Kubala, Ronnie Rogers, Baylor; John Nichols. Bernard Rar. tek TCU; Tommy Brasher. aiKl Marvin Kubin, Ronnie Caveness Ai Ml1.colm Walker and Dan Malm, Rice.

George Walker, Ark. ft. Tcxas; Han. fining Fleming and Dalton Hoffman and Larry Elkins. Bav Don Campbell, Tommy Bren and Billy Gannon, The Childress High School Freshmen downed the CJSH Bob- kittens 38-14 and the Bobcat team fell under the attack from the Wellington team in doubleheader cage action at the Bobcat Gym Thursday night.

The B's lost to Wellington 37- 2S. James Driver was the big gun for the Freshmen as he dumped in ten points on five field goals He scored eight points in the final quarter. Randv Nance scored eight for runner up honors for the Freshmen. Paul Canup and Elton Shires paced the Kitten attack with five points each. The Childress team took another loss on the chin by Wellington.

The little Skyrockets defeated Childress Tuesday, 38-27, at Wellington. Bruce Evans scored seven points for Childress while Iion- nie Wreems added high point honors for the night to his 15 points for Wellington. Teddy Poling, Pat Williams and Keith Moore tied for runner-up honors with six points each. Jerry Guthridge and Wallace Campbell scored two each for Childress. CHILDRESS 6 6 7 WELLINGTON 5 11 10-37 CHILDRESS (29) Player Brown McCain Poling Horn Evans Moor Campbell Williams Fanning Guthridge fg fta ftm pf tp TOTALS WELLINGTON (37) COLLEGE Basketball Results lor nana Bob Caffey, Bouncy Bovines Bounce Complete Cowboy Corps LOS ANGELES the they are separating the men from the bulls in the bull riding event in the National Finals Rodeo there be a healthy bovine passenger left by the last round Sunday night.

Only one cowboy of the 15 qualified for the event has ridden each of lus 3 head successfully and goes into tonight's fourth go-round batting 1.04)0 per cent. He is Bob Robinson. San Diego. Calif who was not snowed by the big bu'l in posting a 173-point ride Thursday night. It was good for his second, second place in three nights of competition in the hazardous event It is a solid bet that Robinson will get deep six sometime during the remaining five go-rounds And if does, it will be the first time in the four years of the World Series of Rodeo that an event has not had at least one man qualified in each of his go-rounds at the conclusion of the eight championship rounds.

Oklahoman Wins The go round was won by Bob Wagner, Ponca City, with 176 points. The largest crowd to date of three nights. 10,657 saw at least throe bull riders bite the dust Thursday night, two of them were seriously enough damaged that they around for competition this evening. They were Bill Ririostino. Amarillo, Tex who dislocated an elbow and Leo Brown, of Alta, Canada, who reinjured his left shoulder when he was caught on the horns of his bull Flying I They join Roy Wallace, who fractured an ankle Wednesday night, on the sidelines to leave only 12 men in the bull dogging eomiHition.

Sidelined prior to the championships was Freckles Brown Lawton. Okla who has the bull dogging pionship sewed up. He broke his neck a rodeo at Portland. ho was so far ahead of the rest of the field that it was no contest. Canadian Stands Out Top performance of the night was sensational 185 ixiitil ride bv Winston Bruce of Calgary, Alta.

Canada, in the event of the saddle bronc tiding He gave a near perfect performance on a 19-year-old bucking horse named Angels Sing, Other winners of tlie third go round: bronc rifling, John Hawkins Twain Harte, scored 180 points with a high flying ride on Wing Ding Hawkins, ninth going into the National Fi- NYL LOSES STARTER NEW YORK York University lost a fourth basketball team starter because of scholastic difficulties when Harold Hairston was declared ineligible Thursay. Previously Tom Boose, Don Blaha and Clem Call lard were dropped from the squad for poor school grades. By United Press International East Boston College 57 Harvard 45 St. 80 Villa Madonna 56 1 Columbia 78 Colgate 67 Miami (Fla.) 88 Rhode Island 80 Iona 92 Toronto 46 Moravian 83 Lincoln (Pa.) 64 Westminster 69 Grove City 55 Worcester Tech 102 Lowell Tec. 64 Fairfield 68 Yeshiva 63 Susquehanna 84 Catholic U.

70 Albright 63 Lehigh 50 Northeastern 72 Kings Pt. 52 South Spring Hill 87 St Bernard 82 Union 85 Christian Bros. 57 Georgia Tech 73 SMU 56 Appalachian 71 Pfeiffer 57 Georgia 85 South Carolina 72 David Lipscomb 63 55 Florida 80 Florida St. 59 Midwest Tarkio 69 Park Coll. 57 Illinois 99 Washington 55 Notre Dame 101 St 70 Wabash 93 Illinois Tech 67 Fcnn 71 Thiel 52 Southwest E.

Tex. Baptist 69 Arlington St 43 New Mexico 90 Texas Tech 66 West Riverside 88 Oceanside 47 Utah 99 Los Angeles St. 66 San Diego City 58 Calif 26 Abilene Christian 70 Tarleton St. 69 Texas 80 Corpus Christi 67 Stephen F. Austin 49 McNeese St.

38 Coll. 107 Bishop Coll. 62 Tyler JC 66 Panola City Coll 60 TOTALS FRESHMEN KITTENS FRESHMEN Player Nance Huff Wheeler Seal Rowland Steed Howard Reynolds Scott Driver Galligan TOTALS KITTENS (10 IiOngbine Shies Smotherman Me a son Canup Sohorn Morey Martin Henderson Cole Cordell TOTALS 0 00 2 0 00 00 0 3 2 0 0 6 0 10 0 0 3 2 117 31 0 2 6 1 0 0 0 2 300 16 0 0 0 0 o' 11 00 2 14 71 (i29 C17) 1673 7 37 8 G0 205 A) fg fta ftm pf tp 4 0 03 000001 2 00 04 1 t)00 2 30 0 2 (i i 20 0 2 4 2 1 03 2 0 0 000 0 00 0 0 51 0 1 10 0 0 0 0 oi .1 19 2 01038 1 1 2 00 2 22 11 5 11 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 3 0 1 0 0 0 0 00 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 12 2 11 NBA Roundup By United in il Tom Cola's iiue debut with llie New York Knicks put them one up today in their trade ith I he San Francisco Warriors. Playing first game for the, Knicks Thurday ng hi. Cola tributed points and was particularly impressive in the clutch while helping the New' Yorkers beat the Cincinnati Royals, 39 Obtained fiom San Francico Wulnosdav for Willie Naulls and Kenny Sears, Gola prevented the Royals from overtaking the! Knicks in the fourth quarter on Thursday night by sinking two free throws and following with a fast-break lay-up that enabled his team to an S-l-70 lead Richie Guerin was high scorer for the Knicks with 20 points while .1 a Twyman paced EAGLES SK.s GUARD Plin.ADF.LPHIA ft PI) Dave Crossan.

offensive guard and center from has been cd by the Philadelphia Eagles. Crossan was the third choice in the National Football Leagut draft the Royals with 21. The Chicago Zephyrs snapped a fortr-game losing streak and crn- erged from the Western Division cellar with a 106-93 wu over the St. Louis Hawks? Woody Sauldsberry was high man for the Zephyrs with 23 points, the same total accumulated by Bob Pettit, who led the Hawks. TO APPROVE ADMISSION NEW YORK International League will ratify tlie admission of its two one west members, Little Rock ami Indiauapo- lis, at a meeting to be held Dec.

15-16 at Indianapolis. The announcement was mack' Thursday by league President Tommy Richardson, who also said that the TL would ratify the sale of the Richmond. Va. farm club by I he New' York Yankees to Romeo J. Champagne of Manchester.

II and would draw up the 1963 league schedule for purposes of adoption. Hi! Ever Thought PHIL -Jesse Smith. 152, Philadelphia, stopped Jimmy Beecham, 161. Philadelphia (10). About Giving 5 Year Subscrip, tion For The fNDEX WHY? PROGRAMS FRIDAY, DECEMOER 7, 1962 -1 00 5:00 5 15 5.30 45 5.55 'IV Channel 3 Stagecoach Three Ih Lobby Our Playtime Meet Mr, Magoo Sports Weather CANADIENS LOSE TWO MONTREAL Montreal Canadiens lost Bemie Goof- frion and Tom Johnson for two weekend games because of injuries suffered in Wednesday nights encounter with the Toronto Maple Leafs.

Geoffrion injured his right wrist and Johnson his left wrist during tin game. HI-LOW By United Press International Today's lowest temperature reported to the U.S. Weather Bureau was 4 below zero at Bemidji Minn. high was 81 at Thermal and Imperial, Calif, and Yuma, Ariz. 6 05 Fred Brooks poi 6 15 llnntle; Brinklev report 6:30 1 11 1 SI 7 Sin Along ith Xitch (e) 8:30 Henne ey 9 00 ar Show (e) 10:00 Evening report 10 10 Weather 10 15 NBC News 10:30 'Poni hi Show (e) 12:00 Sign off KGNC hanne! 1 4:00 Iv id irtoons 5 30 Window (Mi The World 5:45 11 uni les 6:00 News 6 15 Weather 6:25 Sports 6:30 In! nutioual Showtime 7:30 Mitch Miller (c) 8:30 Burn Allen 9:00 Perspective 10:00 News 10 15 Weather 10:25 Sports 10:30 Tonight Show (c) KSYD TV Channel 6 1 00 Sugar foot 5'00 Wyatt Earp 5 30 News Eye 5:40 Weather 5:45 Walter Cronkite news 6 00 Sea Hunt 6:30 Rawhide 7:30 Route 66 8 30 9:00 The Nurses 10:00 Five Star final nows 10:15 Five Star final weather 10:20 Life Line 10:30 Bingo 11:00 Thriller KFDA 00 5:15 5 15 ii in 6 10 6 30 7 30 TV Channel Freddie the Fireman Walter Cronkite news Electronic news report Weather report Rawhide Route 66 8 30 Hennesey 9 00 Lloyd Bridges Show 9 30 Eyewitness 10 00 News report 10 15 Weather reixirt 10 25 15 cent flicker 10:55 News 11 00 15-cent Ricker (eont.) Ten Schoolboy Games Scheduled For Tonight VUMORE 211 Commerce WE-7-4202 SATURDAY.

DECEMBER 8. 1962 By United International Ten of the 16 Texas schoolboy football semifinalists are duo to be determined tonight with both Classes AA and A completely filling out their fields with a full quota of quarterfinals contests. Only one game each is scheduled Class AAAA and AAA, the nah bested the top riders in the1 three in each division being business, three of whom tunl foi carded tomorrow or tomorrow Buell, Sheridan, night. Wyo Don Mayo Grinnoll, Iowa, Since neither of the expected Rhoads Team Down Memphis Cagers Twice Tlie Rhoads Tigers and Tigerettes won a doubleheader from the Memphis Panthers and Pantherettes in the Rhoads Gym Thursday night The Tigerettes downed Memp- is 46-18 in the first game after trailing 12-11 at the end of the quarter. Marvin Kennedy took top scoring honors for the Tigerettes with 29 points and Annie Davis wgs; runner up with ten.

Annie Morris scored three. Doris liar- kin- two and Jerry Jackson one The girls hd 27-16 at halftime and increased the lead to 41-18 at the end of the third quarter. Memphis did not score during the final quarter The Tigers jumped to an early ten-point first quarter lead and behind the shooting of Leslie Gibson and the rebounding of ald Cameron had little trouble in downing Memphis 77-52 in th night cap. Willis Anderson took runnerup honors behind Gibson's 23 points with 13 Cameron also scored ten and added nine rebounds The Tigers and Tigerettes wiil enter the Wellington tournament Saturduv. Buddy Peak Tueson, Ariz.

roping. Hobby Goodspeed, Wetumka Okla won with a time of 13.6 seconds while four-time Champion Dean Oliver failed to place for first time in eight go-round finals. roping. won by Les llirdes, Turlock. and Julius Boschi.

Paiterson. Calif in 9 4 seconds. wrestling, Mark Schrik- or. Sutherlin. Ore in 6 2 seconds.

NBA Standings niled Press International Eastern Division Pet ABL Standings ABL Standings Bv United Press International W. Pet. Long Beach 11 2 .846 Pittsburgh 6 3 667 Kansas City 9 6 600 Philadelphia 6 6 ftoO Chicago 5 12 294 Oakland 2 10 167 Thursday's Results Philadelphia 82 Oakland 80 Pittsburgh 107 Chicago 103 finily games scheduled i RHOADS 1 15 Hi i MEMPHIS 5 14 12 RHOADS (7 Player fga fgm fta ftm Anderson 4 7 55 13 Cameron 4 4 111 Cannon 8 9 5 14 5 7 2 11 fi 5 Gibson 209 fi 5 (i Harris 6 3 5 0 Hughes. 7 4 2 2 10 Gilmore 2 1 2 0 (1 2 Bates 2 1) 0 0 0 Hughes. Il II 0 0 I) 0 (1 Hughes, (1 (I 00 1) 0 Davenport 0 0 1) 0 () 0 Hughes, 0 0 0 0 00 TOTALS W.

28 32 20 32 77 Boston IK 5 Syracuse 13 8 Cincinnali 14 10 New York 8 19 Western Division Los Angeles 17 7 St Louis 17 10 San Francisco 8 13 Chicago 7 19 .269 Detroit fi 17 261 Results New York 99 Cincinnati hicago I 06 St. Louis 93 (Only games .783 619 583 .296 70S 630 .381 finalists in either of the two top divisions is 111 action tonight, the spotlight will be shared by a quartet of games in the lower classifications: Denver City-Winers and Jacks- boro-MincoIa in AA and Rotan- Sunray and New London-Smith viile in A. Both of the feature AA games are in the upper bracket and involve that division's No 1 and 2 rankl'd teams, Denver City and Jaeksboro New Umdon and Rot an occupy similar ratings among the Class A survivors. The most important activity will come off tomorrow and tomorrow night. That is when 1-2 ranked teams Borger awl Spring Branch play San Angelo and Beaumont South Park, respectively, and two top-rated elevens, Dumas and Brownwood meet each other Borger and Spring Branch are favored to reach the finals, while the Dumas-Brownwood winner is expected to move on to the throne Dumas occupied last season Borger would still have to face the winner of Lufkin- Dallas Samuell game and Spring Branch would still have the win nor of Brow nsville-San Antonio Brackenridge game to play prior to such a meeting.

The winner of McKinney Jacksonville game lu-s aliead for the Dumas-Brow nwood inner. In southern bracket, where Orange expected to live up to its tag, Orange plays Bay City and Austin Johnston meets Pharr-San Juan-Alamo tomorrow night. Borger, Spring Branch, Dallas vored in the AAAA games and Dumas, McKinney Orange and Austin Johnston in AAA. No outstanding favorite has emerged from southern bracket, but Humble, which meets Rockdale, may rate a slight edge. In the other AA quarterfinals, Sinton is favored over Missouri Citv Albany, Class As defending champion who has had close calls all along rocky road to quarterfinals nif'ets Clifton to determine which team will furnish the opposition for the Rotan-Sunray winner.

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