Barbers Hill Faces Sonora In Class A State Final
Barbers Hill Eagles meet Sonora Broncos in the Class A state title game at Austin's Nelson Field at 7:30 p.m. The southern champ Barbers Hill and northern champ Sonora both won hard to reach the final with Sonora penning a late 20-19 win over White Deer and Barbers Hill erasing a 14-14 tie against Schulenburg. The Eagles seek their first state crown since moving to Class A in 1960. Sonora, a three time champion, aims for another title after 1996 1968 and 1970 wins and a runner-up finish this year. Wayne Shaw notes both teams are ready for the big stage.
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Lineups and Sonora Defenses Detail Key Players
Lineups show Barbers Hill with Steve McCorquodale 75 James Tilton 871 Kenneth Barrow 25 Luke Dardin 160 Beaver Trousdale 1 Johnny Hues 61 Kenneth Doucette 35 Ricky Irby 172 David Eaves 12 Wayne Follis 28 Larry Mattingly 21. Sonora lists Mike Dillard 70 Ric Hill 52 Gene Trainer 74 Frank Taylor 73 Ladd Turner 75 Milton Noel 32 Tryon Fields 130 Rick Street 65 Wade Richards 41.
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Joe Eustace
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Gene
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Jabo Leonard
Mark Rousselot
Mike Armstrong
Steve Street
Harr
Coyotes-Billieau for proving ground in state finals
Wichita Falls faces San Antonio Lee in the Class AAAA state final at Texas Stadium aiming to become the winningest playoff team in University Interscholastic League history. Lee and Wichita Falls own strong records. key players include Wichita Falls running back Ronnie Littlestone and Lee quarterback Tommy Kramer.
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Redmen rebound after star loss under Seaman
Massachusetts coach Jack Seaman says the Redmen rose from losing Julius Erving by playing more people and pressing harder. They beat Manhattan 83 to 78 in New York at Madison Square Garden as part of a doubleheader, while Columbia edged Rutgers 76 to 73 in the second game. Fordham beat CCNY 90 to 71 and Duquesne defeated Nevada-Reno 110 to 77.
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