Wildcats Bombard Chaparral for 84 at Cowboys Gym
Las Vegas improves to 5-0 with an 84-57 win over Chaparral in a non league contest. Frank Geran led Las Vegas with 17 points and 10 rebounds while Eddie Oscar sparked Chaparral in a second-quarter rally.
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Wildcats
Lloyd Booth
Cowboys
Las Vegas Wildcats
Cowboy
Eddie Oscar
Chaparral
Las Vegas
Crockett
Ron Ward
Ward
Palo Verde
Frank Geran
Eldorado Pulls Off Narrow Upset Over Vo-Tech
Eldorado upset Vo-Tech 69 to 58 in Eldorado gym as four nonstarting regulars returned to spark a late first quarter surge. Leonard Ealy led Eldorado with 17 points and 14 rebounds. Vo-Tech’s Brian Bush topped scorers with 18. The Sun Devils surged to a 40-24 halftime lead and held on despite a late Roadrunners push.
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Eldorado
Sun Devil
Vo-Tech
Roadrunners
Leonard Ealy
Norman Adams
Willie Jones
James Foster
Johnny Jones
Glenn Warren
van Henry
Benny Sorensen
Reggie Sellers
Ealy & Co
Sun Devils
Warren
Ealy
Adams
Foster
Sellers
Brian Bush
Larry Williamson
Rick Lake
Lindsey Wattree
Western Outlasts Flyers In Utah High School Thriller
Western Las Vegas beat Dixie High School 68 to 66 after Melvin Washington hit a jump shot with two seconds left. Jesse Cook sparked a late comeback with eight offensive rebounds and 6 points, while Washington led Western with 21 points. Dixie tied late at 66 before Washington’s winner, as both teams shot poorly from the line.
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ST. George
Utah
Melvin Washington
Western
Dixie High School
Warriors
Jesse Cook
Las Vegans
Dixie
Washington
Pete Johnson
Cook
Ricky Childress
Tom Farnsworth
Dons Rally Past Titans in Cable Car Classic
San Francisco freshman Winford Baynes led USF with 22 points and 14 rebounds as the Dons erased an early 13 point deficit to beat Oral Roberts 98 76 in first round Cable Car Classic action. Providence edged Santa Clara 73 66 in the opener to reach the final with USF.
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SAN Francisco
UPI
Winford Baynes
Oral Roberts
Joe Hassett
Providence
Santa Clara
Dons
Friars
Anthony Roberts
USF
Titans
Baynes
Russ Coleman
Marlon Redmond
Pioneer Edges Wolves 71 66 In Nasty Conference Bout
Pioneer of Whittier California defeated Henderson Basic High 71 to 66 as Vonnie Kelly led Basic with 22 points and Kirt Childress scored 30 for Pioneer. The Wolves stayed with Pioneer to 3rd quarter before a 4th quarter surge fell short.
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Henderson
Basic High School
Pioneer
Basic
Whittier
Calif
Wolves
Vonnie Kelly
Bulldogs Edge Alamo 60 58 In See-Saw Finish
Virgin Valley earned a 60 58 home win over Pahranagat Valley of Alamo as Greg Hughes scored the decisive basket. Taewlike scorers include Tobler 13 and Art Haner 11 for Virgin Valley while Hamerick led Alamo with 19. Virgin Valley improves to 2 2 and Alamo to 1 7.
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Mesquite
Greg Hughes
Virgin Valley
Pahranagat Valley
Alamo
Posen
Bulldogs
Foy
Dale Tob
Art Haner
George Hamerick
Kenny Heaps
Ramirez defeats Gottfried as Connors wins opener in Davis Cup split
Raul Ramirez of Mexico upsets Brian Gottfried 6-1 6-4 6-2 while Jimmy Connors edges Marcelo Lara 6-2 6-1 3 4 7-5 to give the United States a 1-0 lead in the Davis Cup early split. U.S. captain Tony Trabert called the outcome decisive for lineup plans ahead of Saturday doubles.
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Mexico City
UPI
Raul Ramirez
Brian Gottfried
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla
Jimmy Connors
Marcelo Lara
Connors
Lara
Gottfried
Ramirez
U.S
Tony Trabert
Trabert
Yves Lamaitre
Mexico
America
BYU Defeats Stubborn UNR To Even Season Record
Brigham Young University overcame a stubborn Nevada Reno squad 85-76 in Provo to move to 3-3. Jay Cheesman led with 19 points while collecting boards before fouling out, and Mark Handy added 17 for the Cougars.
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Provo
Utah
UPI
Brigham Young University
University of Nevada, Reno
Fnday
Jay Cheesman
Wolf Pack
Mark Handy
Cougars
Chargers Dominate Rancho In Clark High Showdown
Clark High School forward center Jeff Justice came off the bench to spark a 10 point run as Clark beat Rancho 30 16 to extend a five game winning streak. Paul Shaw led Clark with 18 points while Justice totaled nine points and four rebounds.
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Clark
Jeff Justice
Las Vegas
Fred Thompson
Justice
Chargers
Rancho
Rams
Joe Bixon
Paul Shaw
Joe Stein
Dixon
Shaw
McCutcheon Out For Steelers Finale With Thigh Injury
Los Angeles Rams star runner Lawrence McCutcheon suffered a thigh injury in Friday practice and will likely miss the Saturday night regular season finale against the Pittsburgh Steelers. He will not start, with Rod Phillips set to open, while Ron Jaworski starts at quarterback and Doug France steps in for the sidelined Charlie Cowan. The Steelers, at 12-1, hold home field in the American Conference playoffs.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Lawrence McCutcheon
Rams
Pittsburgh Steelers
France
Ohio State
Cowan
Steelers
Fourth Quarter Surge Lifts Indian Springs Past Gorman JV 77 68
Indian Springs rallied from six down to beat Gorman’s junior varsity 77 to 68. Ronnie Ross Chuck Giesler and Mark Anderegg led with 25 25 and 18 points as the Thunderbirds surged for 31 points in the fourth quarter and improved to 6-1 with five straight wins.
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Indian Springs
Gorman
Thunderbirds
Ronnie Ross
Chuck Giesler
Mark Anderegg
T-Birds
Giesier
D. Curry
Cooper
Reitan
Ross
Hathhorn
Anderegg
Gorman JV
Holcombe
Hubbard
Griffith
Napolulio
Brown
Caprn
Boulder City, Gorman reach finals in Manogue tourney
In the Manogue Tournament, Boulder City defeats St Bernard’s of Eureka 40 31 to advance to the finals against host Manogue High. Gorman beats Bishop 64 70 to set up a Saturday consolation bracket date with Reed.
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Boulder City
Gorman
Manogue High
Eagles
St. Bernard’s
Eureka
Calif
Bishop
Russ Hafen
Ed Forrester
Tim Estes
al Muniz
Steve Browder
Wooster
Californians
Muniz
Bronder
James Winder
Reed
Manogue Tournament scores tally in Reno
Boulder City over St Bernard's 40 31. Manogue defeats Wooster 52 36. Reed tops Hug 83 62. Eldorado beats Vo Tech 69 58. Clark defeats Rancho 76 48. Pioneer over Basic 71 66. Western edges Dixie 68 66. Pahrump beats Beatty 82 46. Indian Springs tops German JV 68 60. Virgin Valley over Alamo 58 60. Tonopah defeats Gables 73 52. Moapa wins over Hurricane 64 56. Carson downs Borah 79 48. Meridian loses to Reno 55. Lincoln defeats Alamo 70 61. Sonnenberg 20 04 Lopez 6 4-416. Totals 26 18 25 70. Lincoln 14 20 18 18 70. Fouled out Sonnenberg.
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Wattreee
Burton
Bush
Lake
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Eldorado
Sellers
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J. Jones
Sorensen
Warren
Ealy
Adams
W. Jones
Foster
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Allred
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Nissex
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Dixie Id
Johnson
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Larmore
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Rego
Solis
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Anderson
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Ovarte
P Nelson
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Heaps
Turley
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Wipple
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Hunt
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Swanson
Tiske
K. Wheeler
Fortune
Streeter
B. Wheeler
Timbrel
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Galvin
Kennedy
Oswald
Zane
Kretschmer
Daleiden
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Gables
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Slaughter
Scott
P. Shaw
Sanders
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Justice
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Hug
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Pahrump
Beatty
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German JV
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Donohue
Sonnenberg
Lopez
Bunker
Crane
Lloyd
V. Garcia
A. Garcia
Walch
Ammar
Miami Defends Tangerine Crown In Citrus Bowl Showdown
Miami of Ohio faces surprising South Carolina in the Tangerine Bowl rematch. The RedHawks bring a 10 1 record and strong rushing defense as Jim Carlen’s Gamecocks seek a breakthrough 7 4 season. A sellout crowd and TV coverage across several states set the stage for kickoff at 2 p.m. EST.
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Fla
UPI
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Ohio
South Carolina
Redskins
Boys of Dixie
Jim Carlen
Gamecocks
Georgia
Florida
Carlen
Jeff Grantz
Moapa Valley tops Hurricane as Kase nets 25 points
Moapa Valley defeats Hurricane 64 to 56 behind Kase 25 points and 22 rebounds. Preciado adds 17 points, Sandoval 11, but five players fouled out amid 42 fouls. Moapa improves to 1-? with the win.
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Mark Kase
Moapa Valley
Hurricane
Utah
Fred Preciado
Moapa
Scott Sandoval
Moapa S
Jones
Stucks
Batchelor
Preciado
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