Bonham Warriors Eye Tough 1972 73 Basketball Season
Bonham High School basketball teams prepare for a 1972 73 season lacking height but relying on hustle and strong defense. Coach Harold May lists seniors Tony Perry Mike Smith Randy McFarlin and Mike Cook with new juniors Donny Harvey Jeff Dale Bobby Higgs Ricky Shaw Glen Gary. The schedule includes tough 4A opponents and a planned year round program to boost conditioning and skill. The Warriors employ a 3-2 spread offense and heavy zone press to offset height disadvantage, with McKinney favored to win district 6-AAA and Gainesville and North Garland close behind.
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Way
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Jeff Dale
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Ricky Shaw
Glen Gary
Harold Perry
Steve Higgs
Bonham High School Warriors
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Denison
Bonham
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Greenville
McKinney
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Sears
Warriors
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Warrior
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Savoy Dominates Tournament Action in Friday Wins
Savoy teams advance in the championship bracket with the boys beating Wolfe City 75 39 led by Tony Hawk 18 and Andy Hartline 17. Wanda Sherer 26 tops Wolfe City girls 62 32. Other boys results include Bells over Celeste 54 47 Reynolds 20 Walker 23, Prahland over Colbert 56 39 Anderson 13, Chicota 81 37 Moore 20 Anderson 14 Gunter. Chicota girls 55 17 over Gunter led by Sain 18. Colbert beats Savoy B 22 19, Celeste defeats Bells 61 29 Abernathy 33 Celeste.
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Wolfe City
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Celeste
Reynolds
Walker
Celeste Prahland
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Chicota
Gunter
Moore
Sain
Abernathy
Bells Youree
Record 120 hour basketball game breaks world mark
In Lubbock Texas Al Lejarvar scored 353 points to lead a 120 hour basketball game sponsored by the Texas Tech Baptist Student Union. The event ran 9 pm Sunday to 9 08 pm Friday to raise funds for student summer programs as more than 1000 participants paid 1200 dollars in total gate receipts.
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al Lejarvar
Texas Tech Baptist Student Union
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BTS
Oakland Could Clinch Title In Sunday Win
Oakland aims to wrap up the Western Division title in a Sunday game against San Tego. Cleveland and Pittsburgh carry 8-3 records as they seek pivotal wins in AFC Central play. Detroit and Green Bay battle in the NFC Central with first place at stake. Washington can clinch at least a share of the NFC East by beating Philadelphia. Miami looks to extend its perfect season against New England. Other Sunday matches include Buttule vs Baltimore, Denver vs Kansas City, Chicago vs Minnesota, Dallas vs St Louis, Houston vs Atlanta, New Orleans vs the New York Jets, Cincinnati vs the New York Giants. Monday features Los Angeles at San Shenneisee.
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Pittsburgh
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Washington
Philadelphia
Miami
New England
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Denvero
Civil Cases Are Stated Monday
A petit jury panel has been called to report at 9 am Monday for duty in the Seventh District court. Civil cases have been set for trial Mondays with Judge Henry Crawford presiding.
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Couur
Henry Hraswell
Rangers Acquire New Pitcher Vince Colbert Trade
The Cleveland Indians traded right handed pitcher Vince Colbert and infielder Tom Ragland to the Texas Rangers. Both players were assigned to their respective Triple A affiliates. Colbert was 1-7 with Cleveland and 1-6 with Portland. Ragland batted .245 with Denver and was sent to Oklahoma City.
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Trenton Fannindel Lead Friday Wins In Tourney
In Trenton and Fannindel teams won Friday in the boys division with Tom Bean, Trenton, and Fannindel repeating success. Tom Bean beat Blue Ridge 54 31 in the boys second round while Jannindel beat Ector 61 30. In girls play Trenton won 73 29 over Howe B and Bean led a 56 19 win over Blue Ridge to reach the title round. Fannindel girls beat Evctor 51 30 in the consolation and finals were set for Saturday night.
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Blue Ridge
Jannindel
Ector
Howe B
Fannindel Girls
Evctor
Lundquist Says Fry Fired At SMU Before Final Game
Verne Lundquist of WEAT TV reported that SMU officials informed head football coach and athletic director Hayden Fry of his firing on the eve of the final game. Fry was said to have told his players after a brief Friday workout.
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University Board of Regents
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Fry
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Grand Jury to Convene and Sports Update Mixed
The Grand Jury for the July term of Sifth District Court will convene at 9 am Thursday in what is expected to be the final session of 1972. Separately, the SMU Mustangs travel to Fort Worth to face TCU for a crucial Southwest Conference game amid contract and coaching questions surrounding Pry.
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Sifth District Court
Henry Braswell
County Attorney Office
Sheriff's Department
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TCU
Horned Frogs
Fort Worth
Fry
Vio Commerce
Tex
Kry
Arkansas
Baylor
SMU
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