Trojans Upset Rangers 72-70 To Force Zone Showdown
In Pasadena South Houston’s Trojan quintet toppled Ross Sterling 72-70, snapping Sterling’s district unbeaten run. Darden and Coleman led the Rangers with 29 and 21 points as Sterling fought back from a fourth-quarter deficit, but couldn't overtake the Trojans who used timely free throws and late defense to seal the win. Sterling and Robert E. Lee now sit 3-3 in District 124A North. South Houston improved to 2-4, Rayburn 1-4.
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Tar Heels’ 24 assists set record in win over Virginia
North Carolina routs Virginia 64 to 308 64 to claim 13th consecutive victory behind Rusty Clark's 19 points and 16 rebounds. Coach Dean Smith lauds the high assist total as the Tar Heels move near top national rankings with 24 assists.
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Burgess Grabs Top Honors At Pistol Shoot
G. L. Burgess of Lake Charles captured grand aggregate honors at a pistol match sponsored by the Baytown Pistol Club. He won the gold trophy with 1,138 total and led the 22 caliber and center fire events. Watts followed with 1,067 and Peal had 1,057, with other shooters from Baytown and surrounding towns also posting strong scores.
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Barbers Hill Falls 66 52 At Warren In District Tilt
Warren outscored Barbers Hill 66 52 as Elray Wolf Danny White and Robert White led the Warriors with 20 19 and 12 points respectively James Clark top scored for Barbers Hill with 24 as Warren built a 37 24 halftime lead and coasted home Barbers Hill won the girls 51 36 to improve to 4 4 for the year Kathrina Smith led Barbers Hill with 16 rebounds and Cathy Cotton added 13 points while Margaret Joseph and Rose Mary Hatfield contributed for the Eagles
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U S Loses Hockey Opener and Ski Squabble Settlement
At the 10th Winter Games in Grenoble France opening day featured hockey results with the United States losing 5 1 to Czechoslovakia and Russia routing Finland 8 0 along with Canada defeating West Germany A ski trademark dispute between the International Ski Federation and the IOC ended with a compromise allowing branded skis but restricting visible logos at finish areas The IOC feared amateurism breaches The announcement followed an emergency IOC Congress meeting Also noted were U S figure skaters Peggy Fleming and other skiers leading American entries in cross country and downhill events with names such as Billy Kidd Jere Eliott Dennis McCoy and Mike Gallagher among others
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Denver wins international collegiate ski meet in Banff
Banff Alta AP Denver University clinched the international collegiate ski meet title after strong cross country results. The 12 team event over three days finished with Denver totaling 367.2 points, about eight points ahead of the University of Wyoming in second place.
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