Ganders Hold Off La Porte For 58-55 Win
REL Gymnasium Thursday night saw the Ganders edge La Porte 58-55 in a defensive battle. Handy Kilpatrick led La Porte with 24 points while Tom Daniely scored 16 for REL, as the Ganders overcame a late Bulldogs push and improved to 2-? in district play with an upcoming test against Aldine.
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la Porte
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HSL
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Mustangs
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Aheead
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Williams
Passian
Jeff Ganske
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Kel
Handy Kilpatrick
REL
Rangers Rally Past Pasadena in Scrappy Second Half Win
Sterling Rangers shake off a slow start, turning a 22-18 halftime deficit into a 44-42 victory over Pasadena. Keith Guillory leads with 14 points, supported by Larry McCage 12 and Walker 11 as Sterling locks in late free throws to seal the win and set up a district AAAA showdown with Cypress Fourbanks at Winnie Brown Sports Complex.
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Sterling Rangers
Phillips Field House
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Eagles
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McCage
Bobby Butler
Mark Eeby
Guillory
Jim Walker
James Tubbs
Walker
Allen Gentry
Mange
Larry McCage
Walker II
Pam
Cypress Fourbanks
Winnie Brown
Former KC Coach Reflects On Firing And Life After
Former Kansas City coach recalls the pain of being fired on Halloween and the emotional toll of leading a team through uphill battles. He credits Kansas City people for support, notes lessons learned about personnel, and says he might not be ready to return to coaching.
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Norway
Jan Steneruil
Kicker
Furness
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Lamar Hunt
Jack Steadman
Kansas City
Monumental
Fred
Bik
Eva
University of California
Hat
Nev
Pitt
Gophers Offense Stalls as Maryland Tops Hall of Fame Game
In Birmingham Maryland shuts down Minnesota after one quarter to win 17 7. Maryland lineman Charlie Johnson anchors the defense with 16 tackles and a forced fumble while George Scott scores twice in a 2 11 second quarter burst. Minnesota's Wen Dell Avery leads the attack but the Terps pull away.
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Maryland Eamiates Aly
Minnesota
Gopher
Maryland
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Hal
Terps
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Mike Sochko
George Scott
Scott
Larry Dick
Eric Sievers
Avery
Marian Barber
Lynrd
Gophers
Arizona loses fourth basketball player in six months
The University of Arizona announces freshman Raymond Murdock from Detroit will enroll at the University of Detroit, leaving the Wildcats with another roster change and continuing a recent player exodus.
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Ariz
University of Arizona
Raymond Murdock
Detroit
University of Detroit
Wind Water and Tides Guide for Galveston and Trinity Bays
Southwesterly winds reach 18 to 20 mph with a low to upper 60s temperature swing. Trinity Bay and Galveston Bay remain choppy with offshore waves around four feet. Galveston beach water near 50 degrees, fishing hampered by cold. Two high tides at 1 24.9 p.m. and 5 41 p.m. Two lows at 9 25 a.m. and 10 39 p.m. in closely observed conditions.
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Clyde Is Shooting For Another Goal
Clyde Frazier aims higher after joining the 15 000 point club in the Cavaliers 112 100 win over the Knicks. The Cavaliers guard reached 15 000 points as the 26th NBA player to reach the milestone and looked ahead to the 20 000 point mark while reflecting on his career.
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National Basketball Association
Cleveland Cavaliers
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Offensive Display Set For Tangerine Bowl
Florida State and Texas Tech stage a high scoring Tangerine Bowl in Orlando with both teams eyeing strong showings. Florida State QB Woodham and RB Key highlight a potent Seminole attack while Texas Tech seeks balance behind Wondham and Jordan. Sloan closes era as Tech coach after a 7-4 season with rugged offense.
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Jordan
Arkansas players appeal suspension for Orange Bowl
Three Arkansas Razorbacks running backs Ben Cowins Micheal Forrest and Danny Bobo sought reinstatement to play against Oklahoma after Lou Holtz suspended them for the Orange Bowl. Athletic Director Frank Broyles rejected the bid stating the ban would stand.
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Holtz
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Louisville Hospitality Trips Up Marquette in 61-00 Setback
Louisville’s Freedom Hall scene and a late surge helped the Cardinals defeat Marquette 61-00 as Hank Raymonds’s squad failed to control tempo and secure second-chance opportunities. Arkansas topped Kansas 78-72 in another top matchup, while UCLA and other ranked teams posted wins.
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Marquette Warriors
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