Gobblers Top Yorktown 74 46 In Pettus Tourney Action
Cuero's Gobblers defeated the Yorktown Wildcats 74 to 46 in the Pettus Tournament Friday. Arthur Whittington led with 19 points, Tim Clarke 14, and Tanny Johnson 18 as the team posted a strong win and prepared for tonight's consolation final.
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Terry Nobles
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Robert Green
Jerry Salcher
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Pat Cusack
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Fish Are Victorious In La Grange Freshmen Game
CHL Fish freshmen beat Brenham 46 34 to win their fifth game. Lloyd Wesley led with 16 points, Carlton Johnson 12, Gary Pickens 8, Darrell Cooper 6, Thomas Williams 2, Melvin Williams 2.
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Gregory Arroyo
Richard Wagner
Cliff Weber
Upsets Highlight Holiday College Basketball Roundup
Northeast teams upset two top ranked opponents as Princeton edged Florida State 61-59 in the Marshall Invitational with Ted Manakas scoring 27. Providence beat South Carolina 79-64 in the Utah Classic. NC State and North Carolina advanced to the Greensboro final, while San Francisco, Kansas, Missouri and Tennessee also posted early wins in other showcases.
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Red Hot Celtics Top Lakers Behind Cowens Big Night
Celtics defeat the Lakers 102 98 as Dave Cowens leads with 31 points and 19 rebounds. Wilt Chamberlain is outscored and outrebounded. John Havlicek adds 19 points while Don Chaney 16 and Gail Goodrich leads L A with 24. Bucks, Bulls, Warriors, and other results follow in the NBA roundup.
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Boling Bulldogs Top Friendswood to Reach 2A Final
Boling led by Billy Waddy dominated Friendswood 33-7 to advance to the state Class 2A final. Waddy ran 19 times for 156 yards with TDs of 2, 29, and 8 yards, and he intercepted three passes for 118 total return yards including a 101 yard pick for another TD.
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Schulenburg Advances To State Final On Penetrations
Schulenburg Shorthorns overcame a 14-0 deficit to tie Franklin 14-14 and earn a Class A finals berth with a 5-2 penetrations victory. Franklin struck first on a James Sweatt to Vicente Hidrogo pass. Brown and Adams connected for a 62 yard score before Hardeman tied the game late.
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