Clovis News-Journal from Clovis, New Mexico • Page 17

Lose All-Conference Three WAC In Friday Ni By United Press IntcrnnJIonal seconds, 57-55; Oklahoma City And then there was one. outshol Wyoming, and That was the lament today of thell-shocked Western Athletic Conference basketball teams aft VJllal llC-IIcj CIC.OUUIIJU er a disastrous Friday i tj ng am A n.American Da which saw three prevbus 2l to beaten squads suffer their UCLA demolished Arizona Slate, 107-76. Guard Kelley Pete.scored 29 Wich- jita's Shockers past BYU. The fF us imra suaigia v.ui i jn(o lheu contro ame debacle. pulled away on easy buckets as Utah remained the only WAC iBYU was forced team without a loss in early John Fairchi cci the Cou season play, Jgars with 16 points, while Soph Third- ranked Wichita ranked BYU, 93-76; Cali-; forward Gary Hill added 14.

The.Wyoming with' 29. Cougars lost the game on the UCLA, the defending national backboards as Wichita outre- champions, ran. wild against zona The Bruins, paced by All-Arnericart Candidate Gail Goodrich's-23 points, hit a hot 57 cent from the floor as Coach John Wooden cleared his bench. bounded them A 12-foot jump shot by Mike Henderson with 10 left gave California its upset victory over Arizona. The winning basket came just after Albert Johnson's tying layup with 20 seconds left.

Five players hit in double figures for Oklahoma City as the Chiefs connected on a torrid 52 per cent of their shots. Charley Hunter led the way with 31 points. Flynn Robinson paced Texico Trips In 6-B College Basketball Results FRIDAY NIGHT Princeton 81 Colgate 53 iLong Island U. 54 Benedict 97 Knoxville Coll. 78 All.

Christian 115 New-berry 81 Morgan St. 89 Va. Union 86 Edw. Waters 96 Vorhecs 68 Washburn 67 Wayne St. 63 Ottawa 78 Baker' 64 64i Kansas St.

77 Loyola 111. 67 Bethany 75 Case Tech 74 (Ot) TexicoV Fairleigh-Dickinson 50 Wofford 88 Tusculum 63 Coll. Emporia 95 Friends U. 70 into a three Lowell Tech 97 Nasson 84 St. Paul 7 9Howard U.

63 3 Wichita 93 Brigham Young 76 nuirirf fi-B'Seton altll 99 Wagner 90 (OT) Birmingham Southern 91 i West Res 71 68 Sethall hv edeine the Flovd Phila. Tex. 94 So. Conn. 73 Millsaps 633 Chicago 66 Concordia 44 basketball by; edging 6 loya 77 Potm (i v.n 7R Fnnnan fiS Wm.

Marv fi4 John Penn G'itadel 86 Presbyterian 37 Ala. 87Lemoyne(Tenn) 76jOtterbein 64 Kenyon 51 vith Texico 01. ou an i.ov». La. Coll.

77 Howard Coll. 70 4u Fnvps for the Vermont 81 eNw Hampshire 76jKy Weslcyan 64 Chattanooga 59 w. Texas St. 79 McMur 78 Cot) i-irini ion, TSh 4 1 record -New okrYAC 94 Assumption 64: Pembroke St. 96 in'kla Citv II 99 Wvomi- 01 SI 1 1C I It-dLl III 1 1 VI.

Texico lead all the way in Reserve ,1 Wash-Jeff day's eame. but had to weather 100 Calif. (Pa.) St. 84 Bmnprw' IS 51 Friday 77 St.Peter(NJ) 76 -Fin-man 65 Wm. Mary 64 wnlrt r-nnrt i Delaware St.

85 Hampton In. 84 Lynchburg 78 St. Andres 74 1 The loss was the first of theJQueena 56Pratt Inst 40 for the Broncos and lea- Edinboro 109 Lock Haven .9 ves them tied with Texico St. 80 ,4 Carroll 65 Mt. Union Slate 50 Kansas 48 Mich.

79 Esn. 111. 64 67 aay ucunu, um mm LU a last period surge in which the Ohio Wesley an (H Geneva 59 Broncos scored 20 points to thejG assboro Montcla.r Wolverines' 12. Texico 61 Lemovne(M 50 fully used stalling tactics to with-j Columbia i vi iv Hi) iv yuiLUJiL; aFyetteville Methodist Okla St. 59'SE 54 W.

Maryland 110 Towson St. 90 x. Mexico llisili 79 Gr Cany 67 Murray (Ky.i 74 Trinity 86 Texas BASKETBALL Allen of Hobbs, a junior, does a balancing act as he fights for a rebound. Allen vvas the leading reboundcr last year for Eastern New Mexico University and after two games this year he had 9,. 80 Lehieh 66 itand the assault.

Hamilton? 79 Frank. Marsh. 60 had 19 points Dickinson 82 Hobart 67 for the winners and Gary Wash-i Southeastern 87 Pace 76 ingtem sank 16 for the losers, i Coast Guard 80 Maritime 70 Bv quarters. Texico led Wittenberg 27-19, 43-31, 55-51. Next outing for Coach John Green's Wolverines will be Friday at Melrose.

No. 6 3 Westminster (Pa.) 57 South Caro. St. 67 So. Cal.

59 West Virginia 79 Va. Military 73 61 Belhaven Oglethorpe (Ga.) 66iLe Tourneau 103 nmnaven oo Tampa 86 Charleston Coll 83 Midwestern U. 85 Tarleton St.58! Morehead (Ky) 58 Idaho St. 56 Texas Wesleyan 82 Sul Ross 701 UnioniTenni 76 King 53 iLangston U. 57 NW Okla St.

56, 78 St. Andres 74 Okla 85 Panhandle 721 MIDWEST JE. C. Okla St. 75 Okla 69j Montana St.

80 N. Dakota 74 WEST I Cent. Meth. (Mo.) 74 Drury 57 Arizona 55 Mo. Valley 63 Will.

61; Oregon 62 Idaho 53 Stockton 70 Wcstmstr Mo. 107 Arizona St. 76 VIcKendree (Illi 76 Rolla 69 jTex Western 63 Colo St. 50 1'abor 84 Park Coll. 59 N.

Dakota St. 71 Montana 62 Pistons Try For Playoff By United Press International Young Dave De Busschere has onfy been at the helm of the Detroit Pistons but already they fan had words earlier in the Players, Publicists Pick Official Team Clovis' Jack Abendschan. guard and kicking specialist to; New Mexico University, ha; been named to a first team pc sltion on the official All-Western Athletic Conference 1964 football team. Abendschan Is the son of Rev, and Mrs. John J.

Abendschan, 1117 Pile. The selection by conference players and publicists was released Saturday. Abendschnn also was named first team guard in an earlier poll by United Press International and was chosen second team all-American by Associated Press. With Abendschan in representing New Mexico on the all-conference team is do everything quarterback Stan Quintana, UPI's Player of the Year. Darryl Alleman, an end; Bill Levine, a guard, and Herman Memmelaar, a tackle, were the Wyoming players named.

Utah players honored were full back Allen Jacobs, end Roy Jefferson, tackle Mel Carpenter and halfback Ron Coleman. Rounding out the All-Star selections were center John Briscoe and halfback Floyd Hudlow of Arizona. Jefferson, Levine, Abendschan and Hudlow were repeaters from the 1963 team. Although Wayne Tvrdik, New Mexico tackle, was a member of the All-Star team last year, he missed repreating by one vote and qualified forj the second team. vva He was joined by teammates Gary Plumlee.

end. and Bo Nine Senior! Of the elven first- team all. tars, nine were seniors and -Quintana and Alleman One sophomore, Ogden, vas chosen on the second team. Although no player received i unanimous vote, Jacobs led voting with nine first-team and one second- team vote. The most closely contested racej 'or the quarterback, guard and lackle slots.

Here are the All-Wac selections FIRST TEAM Roy Jefferson, Utah Alleman, Wyo. Carpenter, Utah Memmelaar, Woy, Abendschan, NM Levine, Wyo. Briscoe, Ariz. Quintana, NM Hudlow, Ariz. Coleman, Utah Jacobs, Utah.

SECOND TEAM Plumlee, NM Smith, ASU Tvrdik, NM Lawrence, Ariz. G-Tom Malloy, Ariz. Bouyer, NM Barry, Wyo. Torok, ASU. Todd, ASU Todd, ASU Hartman, Wyo Ogden, BYU Honorable mention; Ends: Ben Hawkins, ASU; Bruce Smith, BYU, Vernon Hollc Tackles: Jim Pazerski, iFrank Roy and Steve Taylor, Bouyer, guard.

The rest of utah second- string line was end Jerry Smith, iclll iiciu vvui us v.i*- contest and then Strom tossed tc 5 aTck a punch immediately at of end Jerry Smith, Arizona State: tackle Ted Lawrence and Guard Tom Malloy, both of Arizona; and center Dick Barry, Wyoming. The backfield corps included Byu; Bob Johnson, ASU, and Bill Turner, Utah. Centers: Mel Olson, BYU; Den nis Tidwell, NM, and Ted Sweeting. Ariz. Backs: Tom Wilkinson and a th lf 6rdcr was i Ucl vin John Torok andj Gcorge Squires, C.

fh manual Todd or Arizona Lowcr y. Ernest Allen and Rich- State, halfback Jeff Hartman of arr Qroth, Utah; Larry Fair- Wvoming and fullback John Og- i 10 and Tom Phillips, nMrllfAttfftOi den, Brigham Young. playoffs. Nobody would have believed that the" Pistons had a chance to make it this year either before the season or when the 24- year-old player-coach took over for Charlie Wolf last month. Watson Five Wins In YMCA League Joe Harris, NM, born, BYU.

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De Busschere tossed in 22 points to lead the winners. Moreover, St. Louis Friday night learned that its great star, Bob Pettit, will be sidelined by a back injury. The 32- year-old athlete will have day- to-day therapy on the injury, and it is not known when he LA PtTITf Accent your wrist with the beauty of diamonds. Precision 23 jewel movement, 2 diamonds, unbreakable mainspring, eipansion bracelet, ENMU Tankmen Win taas- Bell Telephone 105-43.

At Gattis Gym, Worley Mills; beat ISC 59-43 and KCLV scored 59-39 win over Swift. Dwight Turner and Ernie Porter scored 14 apiece for Watson Motors in its win over Spra- ael 55 JM Highlands 79 Grand Canyon College 69 Western NM 89 Ariz. St. Col. 81 Western Colo.

St 84 Eastern 66 College Wrestling Gro. Jimmy Briggs and Sam- Colorado 22 UNM 6 my Chandler had 8 apiece for the losers. College Swimming Jan Gurley led the NM 59 Texas Tech Stewart rout of Bell Telephone with 28 and Wayne Moore hadj Hgh School Basketball PORTALES (Staff) Grey- 27. Joe Robinson scored 17 and Hobbs 88 Midland, Tex. 76 and it is noi Known wnen nu hound tankmen took first in sev- Jack Smalley, 14.

Carroll Far-jTucumcari 55 L.V. Robertson 41 will return and how he will feel; cn events Friday in defeat- ris and Ilershel Parker each hadj Gallup Cath. 82 FT. Wingate rest of the NBA Texas Tech in Eastern New: 13 for Bell. JAlb.

St. Pius 55 Gallup 38 Mexico University's pool by a ton bucke ted 19 for! Los Alamos 55 Portales 49 score of 59-36. Mills and teammates''West Las VcBas 85 Roy 61 George Davis and Weaver 66 Cortez Coo. 58 and 11. John Dlck-lTnmdad.

Colo 501 Raton 41 for SIC and Bernie' Allx Lourdes Indian 48 over oeiore me IUIU-WHV two 01 -iccns iour JMcCurdy Mission 67 Pecos 64 Boston, now 22-6 for the year, i by winn lc 550-yard free-style i De ith 1fi ri iTularosa 81 or 54 moved 4 games up on stum- in 2 3.4 and then edging a 11-! S.F bling Cincinnati with a 118-109; American Rick Purvis by a Plince Wlth 13 ancl Sonny Gen through the GRIND. But while the Western Divi- up, the East- Phil Simpkins, Southwest Con- SI OH IdCC ilLdto i in irn Division could be about if crenc champion, accounted for! larcl over before the half-way point. two 0 Tech's four first places so im 1J 0 nvrt St. Michael's 92 Pojoaque 33 ncc with 13 and ben a flj Sanla Cruz fi2 uiing suiitri nan I trv u-illl 19 liaf'Pfl tllP KCI 1 ouiuu oiut win at Philadelphia marked by lcnth a sec ond in the 100 with "J' W1 lft Alb. Rio Grande 78 Grants 43 firtlit hafxvnnn -J rpff'rPP allfl 1 i nn nr Cl OVCI I UI 3WHI, UcJI-.

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i Alb. Highland 64 El Paso Tech 38 nley swam the 200-yard iei C1 l111 1B ancl Jim Ken Alb valley 66 Del Norte 41 roke in 2:36. and Don, 11 Laguna Acoma 43 Zuni 42 won the 3-meter diving STANDINGS El Paso Hteh 65 Alb. Sandia 38 ml. XIT yellow or white.

a 51.3 clocking. Bill Bailey breaststroke Goodsen won the 3-meter diving for Tech. The rest of it was all Greyhounds. Watson Motors Bill Zorn splashed to butterfly in 2:16.8 and Dave; Meadors Stewart Katz took the 200-yard individual! Worley Mills well, N.M., will play host to the me( ji cy 2:15.4. SIC John Dahlgren won the 200-, Swift National Baseball Congress dis trict tournament which will qual-; art recs tyi' ith jifv New Mexico teams for Adam Burg took 4th annual state championship.

NBC Dist. Com. Dan V. Van of Roswell said the tourney would be played July 3-4. He said the state championship be later that month in Albuquerque.

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Periodical diamond Gleanings your BUWYA sparkling! a clocking i Spra-Gro 'Bell Telephone the 200 backstroke in 2:2.8. Don DeReus added another first place with 6:02.3 in the 3 2 1 1 1 1 1 0 500-yard freestyle and all-Americans KaU, Zorn, Purvis and John Englemen added the 400- yard free-style relay in 3:2.8, in -wir- BRAKE ADJUSTMENT Come in and set our extensive collection of diamond watches during sur Diamond Jubilee, WICKER JEWELERS IN THE VILLAGE Do AH This: Pull front wheels Adjust brakes (9 fufl contact Inspect wheel irv! ijreaw seals Inspect Iront brake lining brakes wear faster) Add brake fluid, if needed Inspect and lubricate einetgvttf brake linkage REQUtAR $1,29 THIS CNtY SAVE FOB TIKK8 Clovis Safety Lane 516 CMWIS Dons Trounce St. Michaels By United Press International St. Joseph's of Albuquerque, the defending small- college district kingpin, warmed up for an important engagement with Colorado School of Mines Satur- dayinight by drubbing arch- rival St. 'Michael's of Santa Fe, 68-55, Friday night.

Center Zoilo Dominguez, let out of the doghouse just before gametime by Don Coach Ernie Smith, paced the lopsided tri- jumph by tossing in 20 points. Dominguez sat out St. Joe's last game qfter missing a practice session. In other games Friday night, Westarn New Mexico held off a feverish closing rush by Ari' zona State College to gain an 89-85 win at Silver City, New Mexico Highlands got the usual fine performance from little All- American Bill Dinwiddie to gain a 79-69 decision over Grand Canyon (Ariz-) College and Eastern New Mexico took it on the chin, St Colorad? Western, SF. St.

Catherines 7 Taos 53 Oi Ruidoso Basketball Tourney OjEl Paso Cathedral 80 Capitan IjFt Sumner 73 Ruidoso 64 Tex. 40 El Paso Cath. 43 Ft. Sumner 40 Ruidoso 76 Carrizozo 54 Eunice Basketball Tourney Lubbock Chris. 90 Marathon, Tea 64 Plains, Tex.

38 Dexter 35 cnaul 63 Magdalena 54 Jal 84 St. Peters 57 NMl 1 Eunice 59 Others: Ramah 77 Seyboyeta 39 El Paso Jcffer Alb. Academy 54 41 76 Estancia 63 Hereford Fives Down Marshall In Two Games The Hereford Doggies clowned the Marshall Junior High Kit tens 46-38. Friday night in nlritt grade competition. The Kittens led the Dogglei by five points at the end of ths first quarter, but were behind 21-23 at halflime.

High-point man for the Mar- with 11 Hereford's Jim Childrej made 12 points. The Marshall eighth grade played a close game against Hereford but was left behind, by one point. 35-34. Jack Carter was MarshiJl') high man in the eighth, game scoring poiutf..