1984 AP Southwest Conference football roundup
Dallas AP report lists 1984 SWC football standings and game results including Washington 31 Minnesota 17 and a slate of games for Sunday December 2 and 3 with teams such as Cincinnati Cleveland Indianapolis Buffalo Dallas Philadelphia Denver Kansas City New York Giants New York Jets Pittsburgh St Louis New England San Francisco Tampa Bay Green Bay Detroit Seattle LA Raiders Miami New Orleans Rams Houston Denver Washington Dallas and a Monday December 10 matchup Los Angeles Raiders at Detroit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Minnesota
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Dallas
Philadelphia
Denver
Kansas City
N.Y. Giants
N.Y. Jets
Pittsburgh
Housinn
St. Louis
New England
San Francisco
Atlanta
Tampa Bay
Green Bay
Detroit
Seattle
Los Angeles Raiders
Miami
New Orleans
Los Angeles Rams
Chicago
San Diego
New York Jets
New York Giants
Houston
Los Angeles
Rams
Pet. PF
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N.england
Ind. Colts
Central
Hs National
Ferenc CE Wash
Nianis
St.Loui
G.bay. Bo
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N.orleans
NBA
L.A. Lakers
Phoenixs
Portland i
Golden State
Boston
Ia. Clippers
New Jersey
New York
Indiana
Portland
Milwaukee
Utah
L.A. Coppers
Lakers
Clevelan
San Antonio
Phoenix
Walstead
Jones
Sorala
Va Woodall
Joseph Os
Calle
Cruickshank
RSS Boyz
FTA
PYM Pet Ret
Argents Aye Roberts
Forbes
Morris
Redow
Lacour
Sanders
Japane
Valentine
Hammitt
Wyehe
Li Cooper
LD Huff
Sherman
Eon Mane Ma
All District Football Honors List Key Texas Players
The text lists first and second team offense and defense selections from District 20 34 with players from SMU TCU Texas Baylor Houston and others. It includes names such as Don King Reggie Dupard James Maress Tony DeGrate Jerry Gray and Jim Wacker as coach of the year, plus positions and schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eam
Don King
SMU
Dallas
Kenneth Davis
TCU
Temple
Reggie Dupard
New Rang
James Maress
Decatur
James Shibest
Arkansas
Soph
Houston
James Benson
Marion
Iowa
Dale Hellestrag
Scottsdale
Ariz
Marcus Elliott
Arkan- Bay
Lite Rock
Ark
Andrew Campbell
Chas Jackson
Dan Sharp
Boerne
Jet Ward
Texas
Austin
Tony DeGrate
Snyder
Ray ‘Childress
ALM
Richardson
T.J. Turner
Lufkin
Jerry Bal
Beaumont
Ervin Randle
Baylor
Mumford
Dwayne Jiles
Texas Tech
Linden- Kildare
Anthony Beverley
San Antonio
Jerry Gray
Lubbock
Sean Thomas
Sacraments
Calif
Byron Linwood
Pittsburg
Kevin Wyatt
Arkansas, JR
Kansas City
Audrey McMillian
Carthage
John Teltschik
Kerrville
Gerald Landry
Tony Jeffery
Kent Tramel
Tony Cherico
Calvin Riggs
James McKinney
Derek Turner
Bryant Winn
Brad Hastings
Lie
Kevin Hancock
Ty Alle
Johnny Holland
Texas A&m
Reggie Phillips
Thomas Everett
Carl Carter
Merv Scurlark
Roderick Jones
Buzzy Sawyer
Jim Wacker
Davis
Gray
Jeffery
Cherico
Coetzee to defend WBA title against 6th-ranked Page
In Sun City South Africa Gerrie Coetzee defends the WBA heavyweight title against Gray Page the sixth ranked challenger. The bout follows Coetzee after a 14 month layoff and features Page seeking to salvage his career after recent losses while Ossie Ocasio defends his cruiserweight crown against Piet Crous on the same card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sun City
South Africa
World Boxing Association
Gerrie Coetzee
Fnally
Gray
Page
WBA
Coetzee
Michael Dokes
Louisville
Tim Witherspoon
Dave Bey
Johannesburg
Hal Tucker
Morton
Dukes
Don King
U.S
World Boxing Council
Bop
Robert E. Lee Lady Tigers remain 4-0 after tight win
SPRING BRANCH The Robert E. Lee girls varsity basketball team stayed undefeated at 4-0 with a 37-36 victory over Jersey Village in the Spring Branch Varsity Tournament. Denise Diamond came off the bench to hit two free throws with one second left. Nicole Vaughn led REL with 17 points while Michelle Richards and Regina Ford each grabbed eight rebounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spring Branch
Robert E. Lee
Jersey Village
REL
Denise Diamond
Cooly
Nicole Vaughn
Michelle Richards
Regina Ford
Auburn Upsets No. 13 UAB In Late Free Throws
Auburn edged Alabama-Birmingham 61-59 as freshman Jeff Moore hit pivotal free throws and rebounds in the final minute. UAB guard Mitchell scored 24 but poor foul shooting hurt the Blazers, who drop to 3-1 while Auburn improves to 3-0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Alabama- Birmingham
Auburn
Alabama-Birmingham
Blazers
Illinois
Kansas
Jeff Moore
Sonny Smith
Moore
St. John’s
Lafayette
Memphis State
Arkansas State
Washington
Ball State
Georgia Tech
Tennessee Tech
Nevada
Las Vegas
Bartow
Alabama
Birmingham
Steve Mitchell
USA routs Houston 86 70 in IPTAY tourney second round
Dexter Shouse scored 28 points, 20 in the second half, as South Alabama erased a seven-point deficit to beat Houston 86-70 in Clemson. Clemson crushed Campbell 90-55 to set a championship game with USA Saturday at 7 p.m. Shouse sparked a 13-point run that put the Jaguars ahead for good. Glenn Corbit led Clemson with 22 points in the win over Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detlef Schrempf
Paul Fortier
Ball State
Schrempf
Bruce Dalrymple
Georgia Tech
Tennessee Tech
Yellow Jackets
Dalrymple
Yvon Joseph
Anthony Jones
Richie Adams
Nevada-Las Vegas
Colorado State
Runnin’ Rebels
UNLV
Clemson
S.C
Dexter Shouse
University of South Alabama
Houston
Clemson University
Campbell College
South Alabama
Shouse
Terry Catledge
Jaguars
Greg Anderson
Cougars
Anderson
Alvin Franklin
Glenn Corbit
Tigers
Campbell
Horace Grant
Corbit
Campbells
REL basketball notes from Lee College Classic injuries and lineup
Last week REL used Braden Woodall as first forward off the bench with two points and two rebounds. Job out until after Christmas break and William Green may return during District 23-5A after Dec. 21. Green is on crutches and joining late-season effort as protocols allow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ledbetter
Braden Woodall
Woodall
Job
William Green
Green
South Houston
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Johnny
Hardin
Greg Moore
Huttmand
Kedrick Williams
Anahuac
Andre King
Hardin Jefferson
Percy Hill
Anshuec
Scott Clements
Jimmy Padgett
Hardin- Jefferson
Mike Padgett
Hardin-Jeferson
Paul Austin
Hardin-Jefferson
James Copeland
Alan Koch
Hast Chambers
Deony Gibsx
Huliman
Doug Carman
Terry Turner
Jeri Lee
East Chambers
Kacy Lewis
Port Arthur Austin
Bobby Spirko
Barbers Hill
Jimmy Fowler
Huffman
Huilman
John Vans
Ed Cockrell
PAA
Steve Jacobs
Karl Stelly
Chris Carlile
Barbers Him
Roger Comstock
Randy Tomlinson
Jerry Bradford
Barbers
Hill
Kenny Everfelld
Ellis Comeaux
Hamshire City
Wayne Hengcey
Barbers Hil
Brian Hall
Tght
Dae Houser
Neuman Lewis
Darren Reve
Charlie Hallmark
Richard Malone
Hultman
Richard Christ
Hamahire-Fannett
Chuck Smith
Eddie Williams
Mike Hardin Jefferson
Mike Bellaire
Steve Thomas
Sammy Fowler
Corky Silcox
Keith Caughlin
Barbers Hall
Daniel Marsh
Randy Tamlinson
George Lewis
Lyndell Carmon
Hamshire Fannett
Jack Foster
Todd Brown
Jim Connolly
Kingwood
John Donner
Clear Lake
Sun
Michael Kearns
Lady Ganders
Chris Morris
Gene Bartow
Chris Mullin
Joe Lapchick
Muilin
Redmen
Walter Berry
Berry
St. Bonaventure
Mullin
Keith Lee
Dana Kirk
Lee
Southern California
William Bedford
S. Alabama
Stuffs Cougars
Camels
Grant
Harvey Grant
Andrea McGee
Kelvin Nash
Baytown Datsun
Baytown
Datsun
Toyota
MAZDA
Sogkmyer
Connolly
Mason
Warren
Sorvis
Kingwood Moore
Sheppard
Shaver
Donner
Roberts
Matteson
Shryock
Hollweg
Eeao
OAC
Unelmolvel Chemicals
Gazebos
Garth
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